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Ron Paul On Antiwar.com Radio Jan 2010

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Jan 2010 Ron Paul on Antiwar.com Radio
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  • unimatrix0
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    • http://current.com/items/89723721_holy-racisists-batman-ron-paul-bigot.htm

      From the link:

      Ron Paul: White Supremacist

      Ron Paul has become something of a phenomenon on the campaign trail as a GOP candidate for president. What everyone needs to realize however, is his deep involvement in the patriot/militia movement and his publication of radical racial epithets over the years. Congressman Paul is a white supremacist. Orcinus has the goods on this guy collected from a newsletter he used to distribute and pictures of him in the recent company of extremists.

      There's far more to this man than the issue of Iraq and it's quite ugly. The patriot movement of the 1980's-90's saw a surge in survivalist, white supremacist militia groups threatening the stability of the nation in order to impose their white male leadership on the entire society. The current Minuteman organization is a successor to this mentality.

      Ron Paul has been part and parcel of this and he is "one of theirs." Past issues of "The Ron Paul Survivor Report" survive in archives at the University of Wisconsin and elsewhere and bloggers are digging them out and re-publishing them so voters understand the true nature and political philosophy of this candidate.

      A few excerpts:

      "...our country is being destroyed by a group of actual and potential terrorists -- and they can be identified by the color of their skin."

      "Opinion polls consistently show that only about 5% of blacks have sensible political opinions, i.e. support the free market, individual liberty, and the end of welfare and affirmative action.... Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the "criminal justice system," I think we can safely assume that 95% of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal."

      "We are constantly told that it is evil to be afraid of black men, but it is hardly irrational. Black men commit murders, rapes, robberies, muggings, and burglaries all out of proportion to their numbers."

      I think you begin to get the idea of who this man is and what he REALLY believes. Such toxic, racist diatribes have no place in civilized men and civilized culture. Please don't support Ron Paul.

      Update: This article has received many links and much traffic. I have a question for all the Paul apologists and deniers leaving comments: if he isn't a white supremacist why are all the white supremacists endorsing him? I have to credit Orcinus for digging out the facts and the truth about Ron Paul. It was their coverage which was the basis for this article.

    • 2 years ago
  • kilo88
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    • It's easy to think of the perfect law that will stop the bad guys while leaving the good guys unhindered. But no law will be written the way you have in mind, it won't be administered the way you have in mind, and it won't be adjudicated the way you have in mind.

      Your ideal law will be written by politicians for political purposes, administered by bureaucrats for political purposes, and adjudicated by judges appointed for political purposes. So don't be surprised if the new law turns out to do exactly the opposite of what you thought you were supporting.

      I agree, its time to downsize DC and return to limited government.

      It's Time For Action

      Republican and Democratic politicians have refused to reduce the size or cost of government. So we need your help to build a powerful new political party to get the job done -- the Libertarian Party! http://www.lp.org

    • 2 years ago
  • TruthBTold
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      TruthBTold  

    • Government is politics. Whenever you turn over to the government a financial, social, medical, military, or commercial matter, it's automatically transformed into a political issue to be decided by those with the most political influence. And that will never be you or I.

      Politicians don't weigh their votes on the basis of ideology or social good. They think in terms of political power.

    • 2 years ago
  • JohnGalt
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    • Government is force. Every government program, law, or regulation is a demand that someone do what he doesn't want to do, refrain from doing what he does want to do, or pay for something he doesn't want to pay for. And those demands are backed up by police with guns.

      You expect that force to be used only against the guilty. But we can see how the Drug War, the foreign wars, asset forfeiture, the Patriot Act, and other government activities have used force just as often against the innocent — people who have not intruded on anyone else's person or property.

      In fact, government force is used more often against the innocent than the guilty, because the guilty make it their business to understand the laws that apply to them and stay clear of them. Meanwhile, the innocent, thinking they've nothing to fear, suddenly find that they've innocently violated laws they never heard of.

    • 2 years ago
  • Alexander_Snitker
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    • It is time to DOWN SIZE DC! - This humongous government is costing us the individuals too much money. - The only real function a government has is to protect the individual, and they fail miserably at that. This is not about left and right, its about what's right and wrong.

    • 2 years ago
  • Mike_Beitler
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    • I would encourage everybody, especially my Republican friends, to listen to this interview with Congressman Paul. Without transparency, we cannot hold our own government agents responsible for their acts. The Obama administration is continuing the same covert policies of the George W. Bush administration. As Dr. Paul said, this is not about party affiliation.

    • 2 years ago
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