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| − | Conservative foreign policy parameters are formulated by hardheaded economic and business, and military-strategic interests to defend those bread and butter economic interests on which a nation depends. | + | Conservative foreign policy parameters are formulated by hardheaded economic and business interests, and military-strategic interests to defend those bread and butter economic interests on which a nation depends. |
Liberal foreign policy is driven by [[newspeak]], emotion and opinion polls, and a thin veil of [[Marxist]] theory. | Liberal foreign policy is driven by [[newspeak]], emotion and opinion polls, and a thin veil of [[Marxist]] theory. | ||
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Conservative vs. liberal foreign policy.
Conservative foreign policy parameters are formulated by hardheaded economic and business interests, and military-strategic interests to defend those bread and butter economic interests on which a nation depends.
Liberal foreign policy is driven by newspeak, emotion and opinion polls, and a thin veil of Marxist theory.