Editing Neo-Libertarianism (section)

===Foreign Policy===
However, while most libertarians tend to adopt isolationist positions on issues and matters of war, neoberts range anywhere from [[File:Moder Neocon.png]] ambivalent to [[File:NeoconHelm.png]] strongly pro-interventionist. The [[File:Hussein.png]] Iraq War, and to a lesser extent, the [[File:Cball-Taliban.png]] War in Afghanistan represent ongoing disputes between these factions. However, the majority of neo-libertarians generally advocate for an interventionalist foreign policy and strong military in order to overthrow [[File:Sec.png]] [[Authoritarianism|authoritarian]] regimes and nations that go against their interests. Neolibertarians were divided in different ways during the different opinion.

*Vietnam War -

*War on Terror (Iraq War, Afghanistan War, War against ISIS) - Supporters (such as Rand Paul) emphasize that Islamic fundamentalism is a serious threat, and some fringe factions advocate launching a world war and eliminating all tyrants to promote the realization of the new action agenda, hoping to help the Middle Easterners obtain the American model. The Neo-Libertarian who opposes this is Buckley, who believes that it is a complete waste to support the American model in places where there is no democratic and liberal foundation. <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070607122729/http://acuf.org/issues/issue49/051204news.asp</ref> 

*Israel-Palestinian conflict - Supporters (such as Barry Goldwater) believe that Israel is the United States' only geopolitical ally in the Middle East. Others (Javier Milei) support Israel for religious reasons. French KOL on X, Slazac, opposes Israel which he sees as almost indistinguishable from Russia.

*Russo-Ukrainian War -