I urge those of you who understand what you are in for if a bailout is done to write your congressmen and tell them that you will not stand for this kind of financial absurdity.  We need to stop the bailout, allow the insolvent institutions to fail and return to sound money.

Here’s what I recently wrote to my congressmen via votenobailout.org.

It really infuriates me to see the Congress giving the White House and its Secretary of the Treasury the power to transfer the people’s money to wealthy bankers on Wall Street.

These are the same people who got us into this mess and bailing them out most certainly isn’t going to get us out.

As a citizen of the united States of America I demand that you vote No to the Bailout legislation. Read the rest of this entry »

Wolf Blitzer said that the CNN-controlled debate was going to give all candidates equal time to respond to each question. In-fact, nothing could be further from the truth.

Obvious media bias was geared towards the “top tier” demagogues like “Ghouliani”, “double the size of Guantanamo Romney” and “torture is bad unless if I vote for it McCain.”

Despite all of this, and in contravention to the “wisdom” of CNN’s and other MSM “analysts,” Ron Paul won almost every online poll, indicating that the public believes that he won the debate.
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In the classic neo-con style of uneducated, special-ed rants, the head of the Arkansas GOP stated that he believes we need more “attacks on American soil” so that him and the other neo-con blow-hards will have the appearance of being right about terrorism.

Its bizarre how the neo-cons think that getting attacked will mean that they were some-how right. This is similar to the reasoning that Rudy Giuliani, the mayor who failed, on two occasions, to prevent the attacks on the world trade centers, is the best man to protect America.

Gop Head: We Need More ‘attacks On American Soil’, so people appreciate Bush

Josh Catone Raw Story
Monday June 4, 2007

In his first interview as the chairman of the Arkansas Republican Party, Dennis Milligan told a reporter that America needs to be attacked by terrorists so that people will appreciate the work that President Bush has done to protect the country. Read the rest of this entry »

Here is an audio recording of Ron Paul on the Dennis Miller Show on May 30, 2007. During the interview, they discuss abortion, eminent domain, and the Iraq war.

Dennis says that he agrees with Dr. Paul on most of the issues except for the war. On that subject Dennis holds the arcane and debunked neo-con view that “we have to kill them or they will kill us.” Which is similar to the line of blarney used by war-mongers during the Vietnam war.

Video: Audio of the Ron Paul interview on Dennis Miller

Although 1 in 3 Americans believe in a 9/11 cover-up, they continue to refer to concerned citizens as “radicals” while war mongering demagogues like Giuliani are alright.

Video: Giuliani Confronted by Citizens who are concerned with his lies about the eleventh of September.

Giuliani Confronted By 9/11 Truthers, Lies About WTC Collapse

Though Giuliani is attempting to make a distinction of the fact that he expected the towers to fall after a period of time, this still doesn’t explain who gave him the warning and why he seems to flip-flop on this issue every time he is asked about it, while wearing a strange broad grin across his face.it also underscores the notion that the sudden implosion of the twin towers was an unnatural event and even Giuliani acknowledges this fact.The 9/11 truth activists led by Rudowski also confronted David Rockefeller at his home as well as the CFR at their main headquarters. Reports and video footage on those events will be forthcoming.

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Video: The View Discusses Ron Paul

Joy Behar, Rosie O’Donnell and guest Chandra Wilson debate Elisabeth Hasselbeck over Ron Paul and why we need to re-think foreign policy. Proof that Ron Paul gets people talking and is our only hope for real leadership.

Wrote Casey Khan:

“Ron Paul is everywhere. Today my wife and I were looking for a new minivan for our growing family. There was a tv on at the dealership. While I was chasing the 3 year old around, my wife yelled, ‘check this out.’ Lo and behold, on the horrid daytime tv show The View, I see a gigantic picture of Ron Paul behind the hosts, a blond, a red head, and a brunette. The blond was huffing and puffing the warparty line about Paul’s heroic statements critiquing American foreign policy. The red head came back and explained how Ron was merely explaining and critiquing the policy, not blaming the American people nor justifying murder by the terrorists. That’s all I saw since I had to make sure my son wasn’t destroying Toyota property. My wife told me the segment went on for about 5 minutes, with the infamous Rosie O’Donnell coming to his defense [that can't be helping Ron with conservatives]. In any case, it was great to see Dr. Paul’s foreign policy of freedom discussed, of all places, on daytime tv.”

mediamatters.org

Since 2002, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) has traveled nationwide and around the world to deliver countless speeches on the topics of “leadership” and “crisis management” at business conferences, motivational seminars, fundraisers, and universities. In these addresses — for which he charges a reported $100,000 apiece — Giuliani regularly speaks at length about his first-hand experiences during the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. As Media Matters for America has noted, significant questions surround Giuliani’s record on homeland security and public safety, including his performance during, before, and after the 9-11 attacks. Nonetheless, the media have routinely advanced the depiction of Giuliani as a “hero of 9/11” and “America’s Mayor,” bolstering his image and enhancing his credibility. Now, as he explores a run for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination, will the media properly scrutinize how Giuliani has capitalized on this image — legitimate or not — for substantial personal profit? Read the rest of this entry »

The yellow journalists are doing a fine job of exposing their true intent, which is to bungle any chance that America has to return to a constitutional republic, yes it is the MAINSTREAM MEDIA which hates America, not Ron Paul.

It is chilling to watch the reporters say that “Ron Paul Blames America” and other such nonsense, when he was merely making the same point that the CIA made in its reports regarding America’s foreign policy’s effect on world opinion. Read the rest of this entry »

Pundits & Candidates Seek to Exile Statesman from Republican Party– In Spite of Leading Poll Numbers– Over His Anti-Torture, Anti-War and Anti-Tax Standpoint

Aaron Dykes & Alex Jones / Jones Report | May 15, 2007

Congressman Ron Paul shook the establishment in last night’s second round of 2008 Republican debates for the Presidency. Not only did his anti-war, anti-torture and pro-liberty platform stand glaring in the face of those political whores dubbed as “top-tier” but he managed to catch the ire of 9/11 criminal Rudy Giuliani for daring to suggest aggressive foreign policy would stir up blowback.

What’s worse, Ron Paul interrupted the worship of establishment-selected candidates by winning the debate’s own poll and forcing FOX to cover the mere “second-tier” candidate– a distinction mainstream media have been using to marginalize those outside of direct control.

Video: Ron Paul at the Second GOP 2008 Presidential Debate

Ron Paul’s performance in his second debate victory– as moderators repeatedly suggest he doesn’t belong in the Republican party

Ron Paul garnered approximately 20 minutes of air-time on Fox alone last night– including about 10 minutes of debate questions and another 10 minutes composed of attacks and dismissals by pundits, other candidates and an interview with Hannity & Colmes. Read the rest of this entry »

Sumit Dahiya | LewRockwell.com

I get my daily dose of sarcasm and humor by watching late night shows like The Daily Show, The Colbert Report and Real Time with Bill Maher. The Republicans in D.C have provided the writers of these comedy shows with reams of material to provide America with its fair share of late-night laughter. Hidden among the usual targets of Liberal wrath are the vulnerable but principled Libertarians like Dr. Ron Paul, who are made to look like druggies who want to sell off America’s poor to the “evil corporations.” The treatment that Liberals afford on Libertarians makes me wonder why Liberals hate Libertarians.

Dr. Paul made an appearance on Bill Maher’s show on Friday March 30th, 2007. When I saw his name on Bill’s guest list, I was ecstatic because no mainstream media body has so far given any coverage (except for a short mention on the Fox News ticker) to this person who I consider America’s last hope. My fervor was subdued after I realized that Bill stereotyped Dr. Paul to be just another “Lincoln-hating pro-corporation thug.” Read the rest of this entry »