Maybe this is why RP took second in Nevada???
Notice how flippant the others and even the hosts treat this guy.
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Showing posts with label iraq war. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iraq war. Show all posts
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Okay, This is the best piece yet!!!
The second half is the most powerful pwning of a Senator in public I have seen in ages.
Honourable Mention -
http://www.youtube.com/v/KrpES1Lk7X4&rel=1
AND THIS ONE IS COOL TOO!!!
http://www.youtube.com/v/t-lxZmrqLxU&rel=1
Honourable Mention -
http://www.youtube.com/v/KrpES1Lk7X4&rel=1
AND THIS ONE IS COOL TOO!!!
http://www.youtube.com/v/t-lxZmrqLxU&rel=1
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Sunday, December 09, 2007
Who Really Should be. . . Under Pressure?
Here are the statistics to back what Ron Paul says on Iraq.
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Tuesday, October 02, 2007
Four Titanics, One Iceberg
Here is an article I wanted to post about Ron Paul's current upswell of support including the online donation of over a million dollars from people all over the country.
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Sunday, September 23, 2007
Blackwater Brings Iraqi Govt Limitations to Light
The CNN article link is below and the video is here and an (additional video link is here)-
None of these Blackwater supporters would stand for an outside army to come into America and act as we do in Iraq. Clearly, if a private army of Iraqi soldiers were in America, and they shot randomly into a crowd of people the American government would take them and without habeas corpus hold them, try them, and enforce the law.
So now an American troop of private soldiers in Iraq has shot and killed many non-combatant civilians (all of this captured on video) and the Iraqi government has no authority to respond to this other than to revoke their ability to work in Iraq.
How has the U.S. made the Iraqi government so impotent as to be unable to enforce the law in their own land?
Also, tragically this is not just a Bush administration issue, this type of action has gone on since Clinton and before. Watch the video. I was disappointed to find out how long this thread of abuse has been going on with American taxpayers footing the bill.
Here is the article.
And this article is about how Blackwater focused on cost, not safety of the soldiers. This is why privatizing the military in a corrupted system like ours is not a good idea.
Scott~
None of these Blackwater supporters would stand for an outside army to come into America and act as we do in Iraq. Clearly, if a private army of Iraqi soldiers were in America, and they shot randomly into a crowd of people the American government would take them and without habeas corpus hold them, try them, and enforce the law.
So now an American troop of private soldiers in Iraq has shot and killed many non-combatant civilians (all of this captured on video) and the Iraqi government has no authority to respond to this other than to revoke their ability to work in Iraq.
How has the U.S. made the Iraqi government so impotent as to be unable to enforce the law in their own land?
Also, tragically this is not just a Bush administration issue, this type of action has gone on since Clinton and before. Watch the video. I was disappointed to find out how long this thread of abuse has been going on with American taxpayers footing the bill.
Here is the article.
And this article is about how Blackwater focused on cost, not safety of the soldiers. This is why privatizing the military in a corrupted system like ours is not a good idea.
Scott~
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Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Amazing candidate, amazing compilation
I do not deny that there are a few issues where I disagree with Ron Paul, but where it counts, and on about 95% of the other issues I think he is right on.
He deserves a fair review and all the support anyone that respects the Constitution can give.
Best Wishes to you RP,
Scott~
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Sunday, July 15, 2007
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Resignation, Impeachment, or Both
This link is for a video of the Olbermann article read by him. you can also read this at the same link.
Olbermann succinctly exposes the serious condition in which the United States of America is constantly, daily crossing the lines into the very types of ruling government that caused rebellion and after much struggle the formation of this nation of laws and protection of individual unalienable rights.
Olbermann succinctly exposes the serious condition in which the United States of America is constantly, daily crossing the lines into the very types of ruling government that caused rebellion and after much struggle the formation of this nation of laws and protection of individual unalienable rights.
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Sunday, June 17, 2007
Nowhere in the Polls, but Everywhere on the net
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2003751285_paul17.html
It has been since the Ross Perot campaign many years ago that I personally got a glimpse of alternative candidates and party structures.
The Reform Party and the Libertarian Party were touted as representing the Constitutional ideals I had been taught in school. Yet the leading papers and politicians often scoffed at or just outright (I first misspelled that as 'pout'right) ignored these alternative or third party candidates. Sometimes I am glad that third party candidates are ignored because quite frankly they do not have it altogether. But this does not excuse the total disregard for what anyone should consider a valid or legitimate campaign.
So all of that aside, forgetting any personal bias of desire for complete coverage, could you hold a 'scientific' poll and include candidates that are not yet declared and exclude candidates that are not only in the race, but getting quite a bit of online buzz?
The LA times has done so and a few others as well.
Here is a video of some polls and ideas being ignored. Tell if you think these are ideas the public of the United states are not interested in!
Read on,
Scott~
___________________
Here is a letter from a friend to the LA TIMES:
From: Regan A.
To: timespoll@latimes.com
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2007 9:03:23 AM
Subject: Where's Ron Paul?
Dear Editor,
Pollster, or whomever it may concern,
I recently saw your Republican Primary poll and noticed a glaring omission: Ron Paul was not one of the choices. You listed Fred Thompson (who is not even officially running) but you decide to omit Dr. Paul? You also listed Huckabee who, according to the FEC, has raised less money than Paul in the first quarter of 2007. I have a simple question for you: Why did you do this? Was it just a mistake? If you can give me a satisfactory answer and launch another poll with Paul's name then I will be content. Otherwise, I am prepared to boycott your newspaper because of your unfair coverage of the election. Thank you and have a nice day.
Sincerely,
Regan A
San Diego, CA
_______________________________
It has been since the Ross Perot campaign many years ago that I personally got a glimpse of alternative candidates and party structures.
The Reform Party and the Libertarian Party were touted as representing the Constitutional ideals I had been taught in school. Yet the leading papers and politicians often scoffed at or just outright (I first misspelled that as 'pout'right) ignored these alternative or third party candidates. Sometimes I am glad that third party candidates are ignored because quite frankly they do not have it altogether. But this does not excuse the total disregard for what anyone should consider a valid or legitimate campaign.
So all of that aside, forgetting any personal bias of desire for complete coverage, could you hold a 'scientific' poll and include candidates that are not yet declared and exclude candidates that are not only in the race, but getting quite a bit of online buzz?
The LA times has done so and a few others as well.
Here is a video of some polls and ideas being ignored. Tell if you think these are ideas the public of the United states are not interested in!
Read on,
Scott~
___________________
Here is a letter from a friend to the LA TIMES:
From: Regan A.
To: timespoll@latimes.com
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2007 9:03:23 AM
Subject: Where's Ron Paul?
Dear Editor,
Pollster, or whomever it may concern,
I recently saw your Republican Primary poll and noticed a glaring omission: Ron Paul was not one of the choices. You listed Fred Thompson (who is not even officially running) but you decide to omit Dr. Paul? You also listed Huckabee who, according to the FEC, has raised less money than Paul in the first quarter of 2007. I have a simple question for you: Why did you do this? Was it just a mistake? If you can give me a satisfactory answer and launch another poll with Paul's name then I will be content. Otherwise, I am prepared to boycott your newspaper because of your unfair coverage of the election. Thank you and have a nice day.
Sincerely,
Regan A
San Diego, CA
_______________________________
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Saturday, May 26, 2007
Sunday, January 30, 2005
LDS Liberty Blog
This Blog was created to give a sounding board to those who would like to express opinions and ideas about liberty and faith that may apply to these modern days.
There are many of you with various degrees of faith and philosophy, and this will be a sounding board for all who wish to comment on the subject.
Atheists, Agnostics, and faiths of all types are welcome to post. Though this is not the place for hate mail, or unrelated spouting of offensive views. (as rated by a fully informed jury of peers).
To post submissions please submit that request in the comment box or send an e-mail to the one in my profile and I will reply with instructions.
Thank you -
Scott
____________
Update- I have long since changed the subject matter of this blog to be more video and truly more focused on current events instead of just chattin philosophy. But always feel free to post if you'd like, anything about Faith and Liberty.
There are many of you with various degrees of faith and philosophy, and this will be a sounding board for all who wish to comment on the subject.
Atheists, Agnostics, and faiths of all types are welcome to post. Though this is not the place for hate mail, or unrelated spouting of offensive views. (as rated by a fully informed jury of peers).
To post submissions please submit that request in the comment box or send an e-mail to the one in my profile and I will reply with instructions.
Thank you -
Scott
____________
Update- I have long since changed the subject matter of this blog to be more video and truly more focused on current events instead of just chattin philosophy. But always feel free to post if you'd like, anything about Faith and Liberty.
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