Ron Paul Liberty Report US Stake In Intel Is A Very Bad Idea
Aug 25, 2025
The discussion opens with concerns about the skyrocketing national debt and its potential threats to the dollar's stability. A critical analysis follows on the U.S. government's $10 billion stake in Intel, raising alarms about the risks of corporatism and government overreach. The flaws of government intervention in private business are scrutinized, questioning its effectiveness. Additionally, misunderstandings regarding U.S. involvement in the Ukraine conflict are highlighted, prompting reflections on America's global role and power dynamics.
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Big Spending Threatens The Dollar
- The recent spending spree risks breaking the dollar as deficits and debt surge into the trillions.
- Ron Paul warns inflation and bailouts enrich the wealthy while the middle class and poor absorb the costs.
Government Equity In Intel Signals Corporatism
- The U.S. buying a 10% stake in Intel signals growing government-corporate entanglement.
- Ron Paul calls the move corporatism and a dangerous step toward fascist-style state-corporate alignment.
Avoid Picking Corporate Winners
- Avoid government interventions that pick winners and prop up failing companies.
- Let markets allocate resources to prevent corrupt incentives and inefficient bailouts, Ron Paul argues.
