The Battle for Idlib: Al-Qaeda’s Last Stand in Syria?

US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley joined her boss, President Trump, in warning the Syrian government not to re-take the last bit of Syrian territory controlled by rebels. The problem is President Trump’s own Special Envoy for the fight against ISIS has confirmed that this region, Idlib, is controlled by al-Qaeda. The neocons are itching to have some more bombs lobbed at the Syrian government and have all but called for a false flag by the rebels to provide cover. How will the “last battle” play out? Join today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report for our take:

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The Torture of Assange: A Blight on the US Justice System

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been forced to spend nearly 3,000 days in solitary confinement in the Ecuadorian embassy in London. His crime? He isn’t charged with anything. But the neocons and warmongers in the US government want to put him in a box – or worse – for publishing government secrets. Wait…isn’t that what all journalists do? Yes, that is what they are supposed to do. So isn’t the persecution of Assange actually an attack on the free press? Yes. What can we do to help Assange? Our ideas in today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report:

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UN Sees War Crimes In Yemen… But Mattis Vows Continued War Support

A new UN report found possible war crimes committed in the three-plus Saudi-led war on Yemen. While the US has backed the war from the beginning, providing weapons and targeting, the Pentagon claims that its involvement is saving lives rather than taking them. Secretary of Defense Mattis has said that the US will continue to support the Saudis. What are the moral implications of being involved on the side of war crimes and torture? Tune in to today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report:

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South Korea Seeks Peace With North: Will US Sanction Seoul?

Are the neocons running circles around President Trump? His Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, has opposed the president’s moves to open dialogue with North Korea from the get-go. Now he has managed to scuttle a visit to Pyongyang by showing Trump a letter from a North Korean official that is reported to be “belligerent.” That was enough for Trump to cancel Pompeo’s trip. Meanwhile, South Korea is pursuing good relations with the North regardless of US backtracking. Washington is reportedly considering sanctions on its South Korean ally if Seoul continues on a peace path with Pyongyang. More on this bizarre turn of events in today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report:

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Another False Flag Gas Attack for Syria? Bolton Warns of Massive US Response

The neocons are not going to give up on their obsession with “regime change” in Syria. Over the weekend National Security Advisor John Bolton all but called for another “chemical attack” in Syria to justify what he promise would be a massive US strike on Damascus. Sen. McCain may be gone, but his neocon policy lives on. On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report.

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Ron Paul interviews Rep. Thomas Massie on Russia, Sanctions, and Tariffs

Why is Congress so obsessed with starting a new Cold War with Russia? Are they all gripped by group-think? Who do sanctions hurt most? And how can people visit with Rep. Thomas Massie and Ron Paul later this month? Tune in to today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report with a very special guest!

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