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Category Archives: non-intervention
Non-interventionism, not Isolationism
It’s time we set the record straight, readers. Non-interventionism is not isolationism. For proponents of a free society, there is no foreign policy more effective than a non-interventionist one, which advocates using military force only as a defense against actual … Continue reading