• refuse to commit American troops to defend interests of global oil corporations in the Mideast.
• follow the policies of America's Founding Fathers by eliminating government-to-government aid for Israel, Iraq, and other governments in the Mideast.
• end policies against private aid to and commerce with Iraq and other Mideast nations.

• direct that U.S. military forces be withdrawn from Saudi Arabia;

• adopt a more even-handed approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by removing U.S. military and economic support for Israel and ending active mediation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict;

• end the comprehensive economic sanctions against Iraq; and

• end support for despotic Arab governments, such as those in Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

On American aid to Iraq and other terrorist nations, see terrorism.

• Middle East Heritage Middle East
• The Persian Gulf and Middle East   (HTML)
• Middle East and the Persian Gulf
• Bush's first 180 days
• Brute Force Doesn't Solve Conflicts
• A Solution for the Middle East
• Was the Gulf War a Just War? 

• No Entangling Alliances

• Is Israel Really America's Friend?

• Get Out of the Middle East

• Noam Chomsky

• The Men From JINSA and CSP

Afghanistan:

• Attack Afghanistan?, September 14, 2001 (by Tamim Ansary)

• Foreign Policy for America, a (from The Great Libertarian Offer)

• This Just In:  Bin Laden Wins the War in Afghanistan, Harry Browne, March 14, 2002

• What Has 'Victory' Achieved?, Harry Browne, January 10, 2002

• U.S. Taxpayers send Billions to our Enemies in Afghanistan
• Enron/Afghanistan Timeline

Iraq:

• There's a Better Target than Iraq

• Iraq

The Mideast/Balkan Connection:

• Oil and the Moslem World

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