Large-scale transfer of technology to developing countries
We advocate a large-scale transfer of resources and technology from the developed to the developing countries, as well. We call for a fully funded high-speed national rail system with fares set low enough as viable alternative to use of automobile.
Source: E-mail interview with OnTheIssues.org
Apr 3, 2008
Corporate interests are the cause of most wars
Q: What would you change about US foreign policy?
A: The US government uses its overwhelming military power to consolidate its strategic hold over the entire world and to defend and advance the interest of US-owned corporations as they exploit
the working people and natural resources.
Q: So corporations are the problem?
A: By eliminating for-profit corporations, we will be able to eliminate most wars, and cut our Defense budget in half.
Source: E-mail interview with OnTheIssues.org
Apr 3, 2008
End US embargo against Cuba
Brian opposes the U.S. embargo against Cuba, and calls for ending all travel restrictions to the island.
Source: Campaign website, www.votebrianmoore.com, "Issues"
Dec 23, 2007
Pressure North Korea to abandon nukes; but no military force
Q: Should the United States use diplomatic and economic pressure to encourage North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program?
A: Yes.
Q: Should the
United States use military force to dismantle the North Korean nuclear weapons program?
A: No.
Q: Should the United States remove the North Korean government from power?
A: No.
Source: Congressional 2006 National Political Awareness Test
Nov 1, 2006
