The United States government has, over the past few decades, adopted a policy of uncalled-for intervention in the affairs of nations around the world, simply accentuating far-flung conflicts and leading to unnecessary American casualties.
Intervening in foreign affairs not only severely taxes the American economy but jeopardizes American national security. The US is spending billions to aid other nations while several problems at home remain unaddressed. Essentially, the well-being of other nations is being prioritized over domestic problems.
We ask the United States government and its citizens to vouch for a policy of non-intervention in foreign affairs, unless specifically requested by an allied nation or in presence of a direct threat to the American people.



