No law should ever put foreign interests above our Constitution and the Freedom of our people.
That’s not just wrong — it’s a betrayal. 

"The majority of Americans do not want war especially instigated by Israel against U.S. interests. 
Instead, the war budget should be spent at home, to solve internal needs"

No More Foreign Wars: It's Time to Put America First

For far too long, America has been drawn into endless foreign wars, at the behest of Israel, that have cost us dearly in blood, treasure, and national purpose. From Iraq to Afghanistan, Libya to Syria, and now entanglements in Ukraine and the Middle East, trillions of dollars have been spent—often with no clear mission, no defined exit strategy, and no benefit to the American people.

It’s time to say enough is enough.

War Should Be a Last Resort — Not a Business Model

Our founding fathers warned against entangling alliances and foreign interventions. Yet today, defense contractors and foreign lobbyists(Israel) shape our foreign policy while working-class Americans pay the price. The burden falls on our troops, our families, and our economy, while powerful elites grow richer off defense spending and regime-change adventures.

Let’s be clear: America has the right and duty to defend itself, but endless wars thousands of miles away do not make us safer — they make us weaker, poorer, and more divided.

The Real Cost of Foreign Wars

$8 trillion spent on wars since 9/11 — enough to rebuild every road, bridge, and school in America.

Over 7,000 American soldiers lost, and tens of thousands more wounded, many suffering lifelong trauma.

Broken promises to veterans — while politicians fund wars abroad, they underfund VA hospitals at home.

Neglected priorities — while we send billions overseas, American cities face homelessness, rising crime, and failing infrastructure.

Foreign Wars Fuel Foreign Interests

Why are we funding conflicts in regions where we have no vital interests? Why are we sending aid and weapons to governments that violate human rights, silence dissent, or act against American values? In many cases, foreign policy is no longer about protecting America — it’s about protecting foreign governments and their influence in Washington.

We must outlaw foreign lobbying, hold our representatives accountable, and stop the manipulation of our foreign policy by powerful, un-American interests.

A New Doctrine: Defend America, Not Police the World

We need a new approach — one that respects the lives of our troops, the needs of our people, and the limits of our power.

Bring our troops home from unnecessary overseas deployments.

Stop arming foreign conflicts that only escalate instability.

Invest at home — in veterans, jobs, infrastructure, and communities.

Demand Congressional approval before any act of war — no more blank checks for presidents to start conflicts without accountability.

The People Are Ready. Now Congress Must Act.

Poll after poll shows that the American people are tired of endless war. They want peace, strength, and security — not more bloodshed for oil, politics, or foreign agendas.

We need a new Congress that serves American citizens, not global elites. A Congress that puts America First — in foreign policy, in spending, and in moral responsibility.

No more foreign wars. No more wasted lives. No more betrayals.

It’s time to restore American sovereignty, protect our own borders, and take care of our people — before we ever again send another dollar or soldier abroad.

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Police are meant to protect life — not take it.
Their goal should be to disarm and de-escalate, not to kill. 

They must be retrained to deal with ground realities

Their behavior should be empathy.

The Americans deserve more than two choices.
The FEC must remove the roadblocks to encourage new political parties.

Cap credit interest to 10%
Easy loans to small business
Control housing prices
Control food prices
Control Gas prices

Implement policies to control inflation, such as monetary policy adjustments and price controls. Increases the supply of goods and services to meet demand.

Every American should contribute their fair share in taxes, based on income and capacity.
Corporations must pay their rightful share.