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Why do the poorest and powerless always pay the ultimate price?


We challenge the powerful and

✊ FIGHT ✊

for a world where humanity comes first!


The Humanity-First Doctrine is a code of ethics for U.S. foreign policy that calls on elected officials and policymakers to prioritize the preservation of human life, dignity, and well-being in all international actions. By upholding these principles, the Doctrine aims to strengthen America's long-term security and prosperity, recognizing that ethical engagement on the global stage fosters stability and trust. It explicitly opposes actions—whether military, economic, or political—that intentionally harm noncombatants, restrict essential humanitarian aid, or disproportionately affect vulnerable populations, including children. The Doctrine seeks to establish enforceable standards that hold policymakers accountable for upholding these principles, transforming ethical commitments into actionable and binding practices.

A Stronger America Doesn’t Starve Innocent Families

America’s power should never be used to cut off food, medicine, or essential goods from noncombatants—especially children and families. Yet, through sanctions, military actions, and covert operations, the U.S. has too often pushed entire nations into economic collapse, fueling the very migration crisis we now face.

This must change.

We are calling on Donald Trump to sign an Executive Order ensuring that:

✅ No U.S. action—whether sanctions, military, or covert—denies food, medicine, or essential supplies to innocent people.
✅ America stops destabilizing nations in ways that drive millions to our borders.
✅ We cut off the Deep State’s self-created excuse for mass migration and take back control of our border.
This is not charity. This is America First. This is strategic leadership. This is winning. Join us. Spread the word. Let’s make this happen.

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Code of Ethics

Right and Wrong Illustration

Protection of Noncombatants: All actions must prioritize the safety and well-being of civilians, particularly children.

Accountability and Transparency: Decisions must be publicly documented, with clear explanations of intent and expected outcomes.

Diplomacy First: Peaceful negotiation and diplomacy must be the first approach to resolving conflicts, with military actions as a last resort.

Ethical Economic Policies: Sanctions and economic tools must not target basic needs like food, medicine, or essential services.

Prohibition of Manipulative Actions: Covert operations designed to destabilize governments or economies are prohibited without full adherence to the Doctrine.


Humanity-First Doctrine Pledge

The Humanity-First Doctrine Pledge is a commitment by elected officials to uphold the principles outlined in the Code of Ethics. By signing, policymakers affirm their dedication to prioritizing human life, dignity, and well-being in all foreign policy decisions.

This pledge reflects a promise to align their actions with the Doctrine’s ethical framework—championing diplomacy, transparency, and compassion while opposing policies that harm noncombatants or restrict essential humanitarian aid.

Through this commitment, elected leaders take a stand for ethical leadership and accountability, ensuring that U.S. foreign policy upholds the values of humanity and justice.