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Back in 2014, amidst all of the protests and the subsequent geopolitical jostling in Ukraine, one voice rose above the din of those beating the war drum… Ron Paul.

He argued that interference would not only exacerbate tensions but could also lead to unforeseen and far-reaching ramifications.

In a March 2014 interview, he said: 

"The interventionists will not admit they are wrong about Ukraine. They will not admit that their dream of 'democracy' spreading through force is a nightmare for others. They will not admit that poking the Russian bear would result in a reaction. Instead, they will continue to propose more interventions."

I’m Connor Boyack, the founder of Libertas Institute and the author of The Tuttle Twins books series. Ron Paul inspired me to write The Tuttle Twins and the Golden Rule, which is based on his book, A Foreign Policy of Freedom. 

As our world becomes more divided, children need to learn why peace and friendship are important, especially when we don’t agree!

My goal is to distribute another 1 MILLION copies of Tuttle Twins, including The Tuttle Twins and the Golden Rule, to students in public schools, libraries, and families. Each $10 we raise helps us distribute one Tuttle Twins book. Can you donate $10, $20, $50, or even $100 today? Please click here to give.  >>

It could be argued that we are living in a time full of more potential for division and conflict than at any time before.

Our kids are growing up in a world of complex foreign and domestic policies.

In The Tuttle Twins and the Golden Rule, Ethan and Emily learn about peaceful interactions, blowback, and the consequences of failing to find peaceful resolutions to conflict: 

While people throughout the world strongly disagree on many things, there is one universal principle — the “Golden Rule” — upon which many people do agree.

This basic principle is the backbone of our civil society. And yet, children today aren’t learning that we should treat others the way we want them to treat us. All they see are politicians and people who fall into bickering and arguing that gets us nowhere.

Books like The Tuttle Twins and the Golden Rule help children learn these important lessons about aggression, revenge, and blowback while they’re young so they can learn to apply them early in life. These early lessons turn into lifelong habits.

You can help me distribute copies of The Tuttle Twins books to public schools, libraries, and families across the country. Click below to contribute.
 

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What makes Dr. Paul so important isn't just his foresight but the principled consistency behind his views.

Unlike many politicians who flip-flop their positions to align with the prevailing winds of public opinion, Ron Paul's philosophy is anchored in a deep-seated belief in individual liberty, the rule of law, and the non-aggression principle.

The Tuttle Twins books are based on these same principles.

Through his bold and unwavering commitment to telling the truth, Ron Paul has inspired a generation to question the status quo, challenge the narratives fed by those in power, and seek a deeper understanding of liberty and its implications for society.

It's going to be up to us to help the next generation see why the ideas championed by Dr. Paul, the principles that we teach in our books, give everyone the best shot at living free, prosperous, and peaceful lives.

You can help teach children about individual liberty, the rule of law, and the non-aggression principle by providing them with Tuttle Twins books.

Please select any amount below to rush your support and help us distribute more Tuttle Twins books. 
 

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Thank you.


Connor Boyack
President, Libertas Institute
Author, The Tuttle Twins


 

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