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Friday, October 4, 2013
'1%' CEO Confronts Occupy Protesters mrcTV
THIS IS THE TRUTH, DAMN LIBERALS, WORK AND EMPLOY YOUR SHARE!!!
Thursday, August 29, 2013
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Saturday, January 19, 2013
You still don't believe us about the Re-Education Camps?
This video is dated 1982, and this guy was an informant for the Cincinnatti Police Department, he infiltrated the Liberal terrorist group known as Weather Underground.
Share your opinion about what you believe this video is documenting, and what can be done to combat these globalists and their coming torture of innocent Americans.
Larry Grathwohl on Ayers’ plan for American re-education camps and the need to kill millions
Bill Ayer's (Barack Obama's good friend) on the Radio with Larry Elders
Share your opinion about what you believe this video is documenting, and what can be done to combat these globalists and their coming torture of innocent Americans.
Larry Grathwohl on Ayers’ plan for American re-education camps and the need to kill millions
Bill Ayer's (Barack Obama's good friend) on the Radio with Larry Elders
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Obama's College Classmate: ‘The Obama Scandal Is at Columbia’ - Greg Hengler
Obama's College Classmate: ‘The Obama Scandal Is at Columbia’ - Greg Hengler: "Normally I don't give a rip about the "I know something you don't know about Obama" story, but this one is absolutely fascinating.
Wayne Root over at the Blaze penned this beauty. Here's a how he concludes: Why are the college records, of a 51-year-old President of the United States, so important to keep secret? I think I know the answer. If anyone should have questions about Obama’s record at Columbia University, it’s me. We both graduated (according to Obama) Columbia University, Class of ’83. We were both (according to Obama) Pre-Law and Political Science majors. And I thought I knew most everyone at Columbia.
I certainly thought I’d heard of all of my fellow Political Science majors. But not Obama (or as he was known then- Barry Soetoro).
I never met him. Never saw him. Never even heard of him. And none of the classmates that I knew at Columbia has ever met him, saw him, or heard of him. But don’t take my word for it. The Wall Street Journal reported in 2008 that Fox News randomly called 400 of our Columbia classmates and never found one who had ever met Obama."
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Witness – Obama was a Foreign Student
A link to minutes of the republic of Kenya's hansford hearings in 2008 about Barack Obama being a son of their soil.
Saturday, November 24, 2012
Colorado secession petition has 21,900 signatures
By Allison Sherry
Denver Post
WASHINGTON — The desire to secede from the union is older than the United States itself — but technology has made the effort a lot easier.
Some 21,900 people have signed an online petition submitted to the White House "peacefully" asking the federal government to grant the state of Colorado permission to secede from the United States and create its own government.
It was started by "Lynette A." in Golden and has been signed by thousands of people using just one name all across the nation — not just the Centennial State — who have likely signed similar petitions for the two dozen or so other states that have submitted similarly worded requests.
"Governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it, and institute new government," the petition says.
This form of rebellion isn't new. White House officials say every year people submit petitions for state secession
— they usually arrive around the time of a presidential election that undoubtedly a large percentage of the country is unhappy with.
Read more: Colorado secession petition has 21,900 signatures - The Denver Post http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_22055650/colorado-secession-petition-has-21-900-signatures#ixzz2D9C1UrkO
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Thursday, November 22, 2012
Multiple prophecies of Obama Re-Election, followed by FIRE
Prophecies aimed at the second term of Obama talk of war, military dictatorship, cities on fire, destruction, world war III, chaos. Rick Wiles and T D Hale dreams plus a multitude of others are imminent.
RT : Alex Jones - Obama's Executive Order facilitates martial-law
Published on Nov 7, 2012
Last Friday evening, President Obama signed an Executive Order giving him the power to implement martial law in the US. The National Defense Resources Preparedness Executive Order will give Obama the power to seize the countries resources in a time of crisis or peace. This includes resources ranging from livestock to sources of energy and water. Many critics of the Obama Administration believe this is another effort at power grab, but others argue that EO update is irrelevant. Alex Jones, host of The Alex Jones Show, joins us with his take on the EO.
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Saturday, November 10, 2012
RON PAUL: America's Economy Is Far Worse than we Expect
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Monday, October 22, 2012
truth be told: The foolery of being and voting Democrat
truth be told: The foolery of being and voting Democrat: Have you ever wondered what the fight "across the aisle was all about? Let me explain it, without hiding the root cause. Our founding Fa...
Monday, August 13, 2012
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death!
Will public disgust with creeping government drive more people than ever toward limited government principles? A very good and interesting story from Illinois’ The Telegraphabout how the movement Ron Paul ignited now also correlates with public attitudes and national trends:
To begin: This is not a story about Ron Paul.
Not exactly, anyway. And yet to get where we want to go we will start at OPA!, a Greek restaurant on the edge of town where Clark County Republicans and tea party conservatives gathered on Nevada primary night for what looked undeniably like a Ron Paul rally.
In one corner was Cindy Lake, the acting chair of the Clark County Republican Party and a delegate to this summer’s Republican National Convention. A self-described “libertarian Republican constitutional conservative,” Lake became a Paul convert in 2007 after she heard him advocate for something she passionately supports: the freedom to buy raw milk.
Nearby stood Megan Heryet, celebrating her GOP primary victory in a state Assembly race. Heryet, a real estate agent, substitute teacher and mom, is hardly a Paul fanatic. But she did back him in Nevada’s caucuses earlier this year, primarily because she is a big proponent of being free to make decisions such as choosing to give birth to her second child at home instead of a hospital. “It’s about being left alone,” she said.
And there were the Bunce brothers, Richard and Carl, who marshaled a four-year “Paulist” takeover of the Nevada Republican Party. The tax system is their biggest irritation. “This is the land of the free,” said Carl. “How free are we when we’ve got a government that can choose how much money we keep in our paycheck?”
But we promised this wouldn’t be about Ron Paul and, in fact, it really isn’t. Rather it’s about unpasteurized milk and home births and taxes and, yes, freedom.
Something’s going on in America this election year: a renaissance of an ideal as old as the nation itself – that live-and-let-live, get-out-of-my-business, individualism vs. paternalism dogma that is the hallmark of libertarianism.
Paul, the Texas congressman and GOP presidential hopeful who champions small government and individual liberty, is one manifestation of it. We saw that with his rising popularity during the Republican presidential primary season and, now, the recent “takeovers” of political conventions in Nevada, Minnesota, Maine, Louisiana and elsewhere that will result in a sizable faction of Paul delegates at the GOP convention come August…
But what looms are far larger questions about whether an America fed up with government bans and government bailouts – with government, period – is seeing a return to its libertarian roots. And, if so, what that might mean in a potentially close presidential race and long after election 2012 is a mere memory.
“There’s this kind of growing distrust of the institutions of government, and so it leads folks to step back and say, ‘Well if they’re not working, then we ought to have less of them in our lives,”‘ said Wayne Lesperance, director of tmw Hampshire.
Paul’s libertarian message joins people “who probably under any other circumstances would not see the world the same way and gets them politically involved,” Lesperance said. “It is a challenge for the Republicans to wrap their arms around this and harness this in a way that gets them an electoral victory.”
"Regardless of popular belief, Romney has yet to actually clinch
This will all be hotly debated this week as thousands converge on the Las Vegas Strip for a libertarian fete called FreedomFest. U.S. Sen. Rand Paul – Ron’s son and the future hope of many limited-government enthusiasts – will speak, along with a slew of libertarian-leaning politicians, scholars, economists and entrepreneurs, from Whole Foods CEO John Mackey and publisher Steve Forbes to Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party’s nominee for president.
When the festival first began in 2002, some 850 people attended. Last year, there were 2,400. Festival founder and economist Mark Skousen will tell you this is a sign, albeit a small one, that libertarianism – or something an awful lot like it – is surging.
“It is a rebirth,” said Skousen, and a reaction to a feeling shared by many that America has moved too far afield from its founding principles. “This country was established for the very thing that we’re fighting right now: excessive government control of our lives. In today’s world everything is either prohibited or mandated. … You have to have medical insurance. You have to wear a seat belt. … They have to pat you down (at the airport).”
Skousen has a simple analogy for all of this: “If you restrict a teenager, they rebel. I think that’s what people are feeling…”
In its annual governance survey conducted last fall, Gallup found that a record-high 81 percent of Americans were dissatisfied with the way the country was being governed. There were increases, too, in the responses to questions that gauge a more libertarian-view of governance: A record 49 percent said they believed government posed “an immediate threat to the rights and freedoms of ordinary citizens”; 57 percent believed the federal government had too much power; and 56 percent said they would be willing to pay less in taxes and accept fewer services (a position advocated during the campaign by Paul)…
Many pondered why Ron Paul, at 76 years old, attracted some massive crowds of 20-somethings to his rallies and, according to exit polls, consistently won the 18-29 age bracket early in primary season in states such as New Hampshire and Iowa.
Twenty-six-year-old (Students for Liberty President) Alexander McCobin has a response for that: “This is the most libertarian generation that’s ever existed, and it’s because libertarianism is just correct…”
To any remaining naysayers, they warn that this is neither a passing fad nor a “Ron Paul phenomenon” that will fade once he’s gone from the scene. They see hope in other up-and-coming libertarian-leaning Republicans: Justin Amash, a Michigan congressman seeking re-election whom Reason magazine christened “the next Ron Paul”; Kurt Bills, a Minnesota state representative who is running for U.S. Senate; and, of course, Rand Paul.
“Everything we’ve done up to this point is based on ideas. … It carries on well past Congressman Paul,” said Carl Bunce. “Hopefully we’ll start to bring more voters to bear into the Republican Party – all those apathetic voters that were like myself.”
When that happens, he said, “our ideas of liberty and freedom will persist.”
Friday, July 6, 2012
GOP Rep. Tells Constituent Who Asks About Raising The Minimum Wage To ‘Get A Job’
House Democrats earlier this month proposed increasing the federal minimum wage to $10 an hour, which would catch the minimum wage up to the buying power it had in 1968. The proposal hasn’t gone anywhere, though, since Republicans who control the House of Representatives oppose any increase.
Asked by a constituent at a Fourth of July parade yesterday, Florida Rep. Bill Young (R) revealed that he is, predictably, opposed to the Democratic proposal. When a constituent asked him why he opposed boosting worker wages, Young replied simply, “Get a job“:
CONSTITUENT: Hi, I’m (inaudible) how are you? Happy Fourth of July. Jesse Jackson, Jr. is passing a bill around to increase the minimum wage to 10 bucks and hour. Do you support that?
YOUNG: Probably not.
CONSTITUENT: 10 bucks, that would give us a living wage.
YOUNG: How about getting a job?
CONSTITUENT: I do have one.
YOUNG: Well, then why do you want that benefit? Get a job.
Watch it, via FLDemocracy.com:
Young seems to miss the point that the millions of minimum wage workers in this country already have jobs. What they want is a job that will pay them enough to actually live on, and Congress could afford them that “benefit” by making the minimum wage as strong as it was four decades ago.
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Ron Paul to Hold Major Rally in Tampa Ahead of RNC
Ron Paul to Hold Major Rally in Tampa Ahead of RNC
LAKE JACKSON, Texas – 2012 Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul will hold a major rally with thousands of supporters ahead of the Republican National Convention in Tampa.
The event will take place at noon on Sunday, August 26th at the University of South Florida’s 11,000-seat Sun Dome. Yesterday the Ron Paul campaign signed a contract to secure the venue with the approval of the Republican National Committee.
Details of the event are as follows. Time is Eastern.
Sunday, August 26, 2012
12:00 p.m.
Ron Paul Major Rally
Sun Dome
University of South Florida
4202 E. Fowler Avenue
Tampa, FL 33620
A map of and directions to the Sun Dome can be found by clicking here.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Ron Paul Sent me This on 6/15/2012
Dear Greg,
The Republican National Convention begins on August 27, and you and I have some critical work to do to get ready.
As I shared last week, my campaign will have as many as 200 bound delegates and several hundred more on the convention floor who support our issues.
To stand with my delegates, I will be holding an important rally in Tampa on Sunday, August 26th. Everyone is welcome to attend. In fact, I'm hoping we'll have a wonderful crowd.
The goal of this rally is to kick off the week for our delegates, set the proper respectful and positive tone, and prove to the GOP establishment that you and I are the future of the Republican Party - and that we stand behind our beliefs 100%.
Today, I shot a video sharing my thoughts on my campaign's successes and how we will advance our ideas in Tampa. I do hope you'll take a moment to watch it.
Of course, my campaign is still competing in several state conventions still yet to come. And we have a lot of planning to do to prepare for the convention.
If you are a delegate, please stay tuned for communications from my staff laying out our plans and offering assistance.
If you are not a delegate but would like to come celebrate with us, you will hear more details in the coming weeks.
There is no doubt that you and I can win the future.
Tampa is an important step toward restoring liberty in our country and setting the stage for victories yet to come.
I hope I can count on you to join us.
For Liberty,
Ron Paul
Friday, June 8, 2012
SEN. RAND PAUL DID NOT ENDORSE MITT ROMNEY!
RON PAUL FOR PRESIDENT 2012
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Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky endorsed Mitt Romney for president Thursday night, but he made clear he'd prefer someone else.
"My first choice had always been my father. I campaigned for him when I was 11-years-old. He's still my first pick," the tea party favorite told Fox News' Sean Hannity. "But now that the nominating process is over, tonight I'm happy to announce that I'm going to be supporting Gov. Mitt Romney."
Paul's father, Texas congressman Ron Paul, suspended his active campaign operation last month, but is still pursuing delegates so he can have an influence at the GOP nominating convention in August.
Paul noted in the Fox interview that Romney's father, George, also fell short in a presidential bid in 1968.
Romney said in a statement on his campaign website that he was "honored" by the endorsement and called Rand Paul "a leading voice in the effort to scale back the size and reach of government and promote liberty."
Thursday, May 17, 2012
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