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Ron Paul 2008 Part 6
" I believe in being friends and I like as much free travel as possible and I like free trade, but I don't like more government management because it essentially protects big industry... " This segment discusses individual rights, contracts, free trade, and Dr. Paul hints that what we need is to disempower the global international corporate mercantilists who have a stranglehold on global politics and economies. The way to achieve this is through liberty and government non-interference, ...
Ron Paul Lunch in SF - Isolationism/Empires (3 of 6)
contrast to isolationism, I like the idea of freedom to trade, freedom to travel and the freedom to communicate and freedom to have diplomatic relationships and iron out differences. But this whole idea that is isolationism is sort of a protectionist notion sort of a mercantilistic -- that we have to isolate ourselves from the world. The founders never believed in this. They believed in travel and trade with the firm conviction that the more we trade with countries, the less likely we are ...
Venice Italy: WebVision Italy Travels to Venice
Marco is the center of Venice and one of Europe's largest squares. A visit to Venice, one of Italy's maritime powerhouses, is to learn about how the context and physical location of Venice had everything to do with its rise to wealth and mercantilism. As Malcolm Gladwell recently wrote in Outliners, so much of success is predicated on context, location, and timing. In Venice this is certainly the case. By living literally in the sea Venetians spent time looking outward with an open mind ...
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