🇺🇸 RON PAUL WARNED ABOUT AMERICA'S DEBT, ENDLESS WARS AND A FUTURE CONFLICT WITH IRAN Decades later, we're living through much of what he feared. I had the privilege of speaking with former Congressman Ron Paul about the warnings he made more than twenty years ago. Back in 2002, he was warning about runaway debt, the erosion of personal freedoms, rising gold prices and America's addiction to foreign wars. In 2011, he specifically warned that an American president might overreact and bomb Iran. And here we are. I wanted to understand how he saw so much of this coming. His answer was surprisingly simple. He wasn't predicting the future. He was studying history, economics and what happens when governments accumulate too much power. One thing he told me really stayed with me. Most politicians, he believes, actually enter Congress with good intentions. But the system gradually teaches them to serve party leadership, donors and special interests instead of their principles. And he hasn't given up on changing that. He reminded me that meaningful change doesn't require convincing everyone. Sometimes a small group of people committed to an idea can change an entire country. What struck me most was that, after decades of watching the very mistakes he warned against unfold, Ron Paul still believes ordinary people can turn things around. At 91, thankfully, he's still making the case for peace, liberty and honest money. @RonPaul

🇮🇱🇵🇸 Asked whether he would block the creation of a PALESTINIAN STATE, NETANYAHU didn't even bother pretending otherwise. “I have been blocking it.” And when pressed about continuing, he argued that Palestinian statehood would mean the end of Israel as a Jewish state. “We have to be crazy to do it.” That's quite a thing to hear while world leaders are still talking about a two-state solution. Writer: Oliver

🇺🇸🇮🇱 Tucker just WENT OFF on NETANYAHU AND ISRAEL'S LEADERSHIP And he's going after something much deeper than the war itself. Tucker argues that when a country convinces itself the entire world wants it dead, eventually ANYTHING can be justified in the name of survival. He points to the devastation in Lebanon, DESTROYED CHURCHES, and what he explicitly calls GENOCIDE. And then comes the question that really stings: What the hell did the Christians do to deserve any of this? His larger argument is that suffering doesn't give anyone a lifetime license to inflict suffering on others. “You become a monster to the extent you believe you are a victim.” And Tucker isn't just talking about Israel. He's warning that ANY society can reach the point where it stops seeing innocent people on the other side as human beings. That's a pretty dark place to end up. Source: BreezyPolitics (YT) / Writers: Sol, Oliver