Thursday, December 08, 2011

Ron Paul Supports Israel. Really, I Read it on Newsmax.

Obama says he supports Israel so much he's willing to let Israel keep the territory it had before 1967. . Next we'll hear Ron Paul say that he's against Al Queda and terrorism.

http://www.newsmax.com/InsideCover/paul-israel-support-wead/2011/12/07/id/420247?s=al&promo_code=DAB7-1

Ron Paul Tells Newsmax: I Support Israel

Wednesday, 07 Dec 2011 01:02 PM
By Doug Wead
 
 
 
(Don't forget he says he's a patriot too)
 
 
In an exclusive Newsmax interview, Congressman and Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul confirmed his support for Israel, but cautioned that while the United States should be a “friend” of the Jewish state, America should not be the “master” of Israel.

Paul also says the United States should not dictate Israel’s borders or try to “buy her allegiance” with massive amounts of foreign aid. He argued that foreign aid has actually hurt – not helped – the Jewish state.

The interview was conducted by Newsmax contributor Doug Wead, a presidential historian and New York Times best-selling author. Newsmax chatted with Paul to get his side of the issue as the Texas Republican is surging in some presidential polls.

 
Newsmax: What should our relationship be with Israel?

Ron Paul: We should be their friend and their trading partner. They are a democracy and we share many values with them. But we should not be their master. We should not dictate where their borders will be nor should we have veto power over their foreign policy.
Ron Paul: I think that some not only misunderstand the American Constitution and the role we should have in the world, they also misunderstand Zionism. Part of the original idea of Zionism, as I understand it, was that there should be Jewish independence and Jewish self-reliance. Today, America doesn’t want anyone to be self-reliant. We want to rule the world and be the saviors of the world and we are going broke in the process.


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