Episode 122: Daniel McAdams Talks Foreign Policy

by | Jun 26, 2018

Episode 122: Daniel McAdams Talks Foreign Policy

by | Jun 26, 2018

Mance had the pleasure of speaking with the Executive Director of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity, Daniel McAdams. He served as foreign affairs advisor to US Congressman Ron Paul (R-Texas) from 2001 until Dr. Paul’s retirement at the end of 2012. From 1993-1999 he worked as a journalist based in Budapest, Hungary, including as editorial page editor of the Budapest Sun. He also served as special rapporteur for the British Helsinki Human Rights Group while based in Europe, monitoring human rights and elections on the ground in various contentious states, including Albania during the 1996-1998 civil unrest, Montenegro, Georgia, Armenia, Belarus, Croatia, and Slovakia.
Daniel joins Mance to comment on current events in Syria, N Korea and Afghanistan, as well as the current culture of the U.S.
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Peter R. Quiñones hosts the Free Man Beyond the Wall podcast. He released his first book, Freedom Through Memedom – The 31-day Guide to Waking Up to Liberty in November 2017. It reached #4 in the Libertarian Section on Amazon. He has spoken at Liberty Forum in Manchester, New Hampshire and is one of the Executive Producers on the documentary, “The Monopoly on Violence."

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