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...n). Eleven resolutions were passed—among them, calls for an end to foreign aid, the repeal of the Selective Service Act, the Federal Reserve Act, and the

* Does a treaty between the U.S. government and a foreign government constitute an "entangling alliance"? ...government policy of foreign intervention, including military and economic aid. We recognize the right of all people to resist tyranny and defend themselv

...ied to three primary areas: individual liberty, economics, and defense and foreign policy. ==National defense and foreign policy==

==2.0 Mutual Aid== We view mutual aid, solidarity among equals, and direct action based on those principles to be

====regarding foreign intervention==== ...the Libertarian Party of California, call for the end of all U.S. military aid

She justified this aggressive foreign policy stance by drawing up a set of four evil policies that, if any countr ...was, of other nation-states and their militaries to come to such people's aid follows from the Objectivist ethic of emergencies, defined above.

...the [[welfare state]], because they believe ''forcing'' someone to provide aid to others is ethically wrong, ultimately counter-productive, or both. ...g a "freedom from want", i.e., government delivery of domestic and foreign aid, and a "freedom from fear", i.e., an internationalist policy for imposing p

...institute's work is focused on various policy areas, including economics, foreign policy, social welfare, and criminal justice. |#1 Introduction - #2 The Carter Administration's Foreign Policy