At the conclusion of World War I, globalists prompted the creation of the first intergovernmental organization, the League of Nations, to supposedly prevent another world war. It did no such thing. The League died as the Second World War began a few years later. After World War II, another intergovernmental organization was formed, the United Nations. The UN has been useless in preventing wars, proven by a perpetual stream of deadly conflicts since. But it’s accomplished quite a bit else. So, what’s the real point of these wars? Join Paul Dragu and former JBS CEO Art Thompson to find out.

Take advantage of our Congressional Scorecards to see how your U.S. representative and senators voted.

Tell your U.S. representative and senators to put start putting America first by pulling out of international entangling alliances such as NATO.

Contact your U.S. representative and senators and urge them to support the American Sovereignty Restoration Act (H.R. 7806). This bill would fully withdraw the U.S. from the United Nations and its associated entities, thus restoring U.S. national independence. 

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