Document:National Platform 1992: Difference between revisions

   

   

   

   

   

The important principle in foreign policy should be the elimination of

negotiations with foreign governments.

   

   

We recognize that  foreign governments might  violate  the  rights  of

for any reason.

   

   

We condemn the  violations of human  rights in all nations  around the

any place speaking out on this issue.

   

   

We support withdrawal of the United States government from, and an end

oppose any treaty under which individual rights would be violated.

   

   

We recognize the  right to political  secession.  This  includes  the

   

   

   

   

   

Any U.S. military  policy  should  have  the  objective  of  providing

intervention such as the Monroe Doctrine and the Reagan Doctrine.

   

   

We call for  the reform of  the Presidential War Powers Act to end the

   

   

   

   

   

We  support  the  elimination  of  tax-supported  military,  economic,

organization.

   

   

We favor withdrawal  of the United States from all international paper

Monetary Fund or through any other governmental device.

   

   

We oppose any  recognition of fiat  claims by national governments  or

   

   

   

   

   

United States colonialism  has left a legacy of property confiscation,

returned to its rightful owners.

   

   

We  would  end  the  current  U.S.  government  policy  of  foreign

We make no exceptions to the above.

   

   

We oppose all  government restrictions upon  voluntary peaceful use of

   

   

   

Our silence about  any other particular  government  law,  regulation,