George Phillies for President 2008
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Thursday, August 16, 2007
Phillies: We Don't Invade Our Allies
"It's very simple. Invading a foreign country is an act of war," Libertarian Presidential candidate George Phillies said in answer to fellow candidate Barack Obama. "I am shocked that an allegedly serious Presidential candidate would call for invading
Under pressure from Republican opponents and fellow Democrat Hillary Clinton that he appeared too soft on terrorism, on August 1 Senator Obama said* that the
Phillies strongly disagrees. "Thank goodness Obama is not our President. It has always been understood that when you invade a foreign country you are potentially at war with them. President of Musharaf of Pakistan is honor-bound to defend his country. He cannot afford to look weak. Apparently these issues are beyond Senator Obama's understanding of foreign affairs."
Phillies asks Mr. Obama, 'What is your working plan if the Pakistanis respond to our act of war with their own acts of war? They might arm the guerrillas now fighting our forces in
In a recent statement on pursuing Al Qaeda, Professor Phillies said that the
*For the text of Senator Obama's speech: http://www.barackobama.com/2007/08/01/remarks_of_senator_obama_the_w_1.php
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Since the US ceased to be a Republic in 1950, the Congress has refused the Constitutional injunction that only that body can declare war.
In Vietnam and Iraq the intent was not to win the war, but only to extend it.