
Rícky believes the time has come to end American imperialism as we know it. The United States must stop inserting itself into global conflicts that have nothing to do with our people and everything to do with power, control, and profit. Our foreign policy must be rooted in humility, not hegemony.

Rícky believes peace in the Middle East begins with justice and freedom for Palestine. He unequivocally condemns the U.S. taxpayer-funded Israeli genocide in Palestine, opposes the illegal occupation of Palestinian lands, and calls for real, honest, and respectful regional relationships rooted in Palestinian freedom.

America’s legacy in the Caribbean is one of imperialism, exploitation, and betrayal—from Kiskéyà-Haïti and Cuba to Puerto Rico. Rícky believes it is long past time to acknowledge this truth and take real steps to repair the harm done—economically, diplomatically, and morally.

The African continent has gifted the world with immeasurable riches—cultural, spiritual, and material. Rícky believes the U.S. must move beyond extractive relationships and instead cultivate genuine partnerships with African nations, supporting sovereignty, self-sustainability, and mutual respect.

Rícky supports fair and free trade—but not the kind that robs the Global South to feed corporate greed. It’s time to build a global economy based on equity, transparency, and shared prosperity—not exploitation disguised as diplomacy. The current world order must be replaced with one that is more cooperative.

Rícky is tired of empty slogans about supporting the troops while veterans sleep on our streets. If we truly honor their service, we must invest in housing, healthcare, and dignity for every servicemember—not just parade them around when it’s politically convenient. This is where any honest dialogue must begin.
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