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Ron Paul: Chickenhawks
Ron Paul speaking about chickenhawks like Newt and the constant frivolous war making. Also addressing the tremendous fiscal and human costs to our military. 1/7/2012 FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a #39;fair use #39; of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 107 of the US Copyright Law.

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Ron Paul w/ Jan Mickelson on Iowa #39;s WHO 4-28-09 Part 1 of 2

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Ron Paul exposes Obamas "undeclared war" in Mali
http://www.youtube.com 01/30/2013 Three weeks ago, French forces intervened in the African country of Mali where Islamist militants were attempting to cease control of key cities in the country. Now the French are claiming victory over the rebels and the US is providing intel and aiding in refueling missions. Former Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has never shied away from criticizing America #39;s interventions abroad and is calling this move another "undeclared war" by the US. RT #39;s Liz Wahl brings us more. ============================================================ bdquo;May future generations look back on our work and say that these were men and women who, in the moment of great crisis, stood up to their politicians, the opinion-makers, and the establishment, and saved their country." - Ron Paul Orwell 1984 is dead! R[ #773; #818; #601; #773; #818; #1640; #773; #818; #1637; #773; #818; #1638; #773; #818;]ution is alive!! #8466; #8500; #1141; #8495; #4326; Peace #9774; ============================================================

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Ron Paul: Laws Encourage Illegal Immigration
Ron Paul in 1988 explains how immigration laws encourage illegal immigrants to circumvent the legal process and stay in the US

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Ron Paul exposes Obama #39;s #39;undeclared war #39; in Mali
Three weeks ago, French forces intervened in the African country of Mali where Islamist militants were attempting to cease control of key cities in the country. Now the French are claiming victory over the rebels and the US is providing intel and aiding in refueling missions. Former Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has never shied away from criticizing America #39;s interventions abroad and is calling this move another "undeclared war" by the US. RT #39;s Liz Wahl brings us more. RT America LIVE rt.com Subscribe to RT America! http://www.youtube.com Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com Follow us on Twitter twitter.com

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Former Texas Rep. Ron Paul may be retired from his seat in Congress, but he is still making his voice heard on issues that concern him. In his newsletter, Texas Straight Talk, Paul has much to say about the civil war in the African country of Mali.

Paul decries American involvement in Mali

In his Texas Straight Talk post, Paul suggested that President Obama is involving the United States in another undeclared war in Mali. While he notes that American involvement is currently confined to providing logistical support for French troops battling Islamist insurgents, he offers the suspicion that will not be the end of it. He asks whether there are American drones, special operations troops, or CIA operatives currently inside Mali. According to CNN, as of this writing, French troops are engaged in a battle to retake the town of Kidal, the last major town in North Mali held by Islamist rebels. Previously the French retook the towns of Konna, Gao, and Timbuktu. The president of Mali has promised that elections will be held in July should the military situation warrant it.

Blowback from Libya

Paul asserts in his post that the trouble in Mali is blowback from American involvement in Libya. He suggests that Mali fighters, having been trained by the former regime of Moammar Gadhafi, had returned to their home country and began battling to take it over and make it an Islamic state. Paul's analysis is echoed by a piece in the Wall Street Journal that linked the toppling of the Gadhafi regime to instability in Mali as well as the massacre at the Benghazi consulate. Ironically, the United Nations fears that a successful French campaign in Mali might drive Islamist fighters back into Libya, a country still fragile and host to a number of militias and terrorist groups in the wake of the recent civil war.

Paul cites congressional power to declare war

In his post, Paul ruminates on his long-held belief that only Congress should be able to authorize a war in which American troops are involved. He suggests that by ignoring Congress concerning American involvement in Mali, as he has in Libya and other places, President Obama is eroding American democracy and assuming powers that he does not and should not have. Paul has been consistent in opposing American involvement in overseas conflicts. When accused of being an isolationist, Paul has responded, as he did with CNN's Wolf Blitzer during the 2012 presidential campaign, that he prefers the term "non-interventionist."

Texas resident Mark Whittington writes about state issues for the Yahoo! Contributor Network.

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