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We know that “bring the troops home” is too much for America’s foreign policy establishment. But if they can’t handle that, a good first step would be to at least “bring the troops home” to the western hemisphere and the Americas. A new Monroe doctrine would be a less bad foreign policy paradigm than what we have now.
“Wall Street, Banks, and American Foreign Policy” by Murray N. Rothbard: Mises.org/WES_06_A
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