Ron Paul: Why Was Soleimani Assassinated?

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Ron Paul Liberty Report, Released on 1/6/20

President Trump and Mike Pompeo told us that Iranian Gen. Soleimani had to be assassinated when he was in Baghdad at the end of last week because he was on a mission to plan and implement attacks on US military and diplomatic personnel in the region. But their story is not holding up very well, as reports surface that he was on a peace mission and other US claims are not adding up. So…why was he killed?

Dr. Ron Paul is a physician and former twelve-term congressman from Texas who ran for president in 2008. He is the author of eight books, including the New York Times bestsellers The Revolution: A Manifesto and End The Fed. An unwavering defender of the US Constitution, Paul has been an advocate of sound money, personal liberty, free markets, and international peace throughout his political career and beyond. He is chairman of the FREE Foundation, founder of the Campaign for Liberty, and distinguished counselor to the Ludwig von Mises Institute. Dr. Paul recently started the Ron Paul Channel, an online broadcast alternative to the mainstream media. Ron’s most recent novel is Swords into Plowshares.

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dan sheehan

How can we win when fools can be kings.
The time has come to make things right.
You and i must fight for our rights.
You and i must fight to survive.
The time has come to make things right.

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Herman James

On the one hand, the masses seem to be as dumbed down and brainwashed as ever before. They continue to be played like a fiddle by the ruling elites time and time again.

On the other hand, there is an awakening taking place among a growing group of people around the world, especially online. The latest data shows record low trust in politicians and mainstream news sources around the world.

There is still hope. The future is yet to be determined.

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