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Blame America? No, Blame Neocons!

- Ron Paul -

Ron Paul says not to blame America
Having lived in the US for a decade Americans are wonderful people, generous of heart, and good all round, but the government of America represents its people and therefore as a democratically elected government they also stand for the US people-warts and all. Squirming to get out of it Ron Paul just doesn't wash-sorry Ron.

Like a virus its government has contaminated everything -finance markets, health care, foreign policy with corruption and greed.
Its no longer a democracy -the home of the brave and the free has long gone.
It once was a remarkable country for the world to look upon fondly as the bench mark for a civilised and democratic country, but no more and its demise is a forgone conclusion. So when Ron Paul says don't blame America its a hair split really attempting to apportion blame to a small extreme group. But America is to blame. Edmond Burke said:" The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing. "

Iran , Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, Syria while they may have had corrupt governments they are sovereign nations who have not attacked the US and yet the US take it upon themselves through some ideological belief they have the right to invade and plunder societies that have operated much longer than the US.
Why do they do so? because they believe might is right.
Well many times might is wrong more than they are right.
I agree with him the extreme right have poisoned the barrel for the rest, but it is now probably too late for America to change its mind set and recover.
America has interests not friends and when any country behaves like this ultimately their fate is sealed .

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