August 10, 2010 News Corp MOXNews.com
Ron Paul & Lew Rockwell “We Have A Dictatorship When It Comes To Foreign Policy”
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@blevr1234, why are you bringing what happened after 1980? Why not address the issue that the late 30′s was NOT a period of growth (and don’t try to say that the war brought growth, because you cannot eat tanks and bullets). You did not address the issue that Keynesians said there could be no stagflation, yet that is exactly what happened in the 70s.
Pander ….. with vague conflations of the -’Articles of Confederation’-
– not the Constitution.
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And his sheeple do not even notice it !
Baaaaa !
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Pander ….. with vague conflations of the -’Articles of Confederation’- – not the Constitution.
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And his sheeple do not even notice it !
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Baaaaa !
@ftorresgamez
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STILL CONFLATING AND COWERING FROM THE PREMISE :
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1930-1980’s were better for -’the majority of Americans’-
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1980’s – present … Supply-side Econ. –‘has been extremely better’- for the wealthy minority 10% …
@blevr1234, what are you talking about? 1935-1945 on average 14% unemployment, a world war, with privation, rationing. What’s your defintion of “better”? Rationing cards? A-gas cards? That was ‘better’? The 1970s: war, inflation, high unemployment, massive deficits especially in the states.
And jobs are not exported; jobs are not things.
@blevr1234,
Again – what’s your defintion of “better”? How could the 1930s and 1940s and 1970s been “better” for Americans, with unemployment, low productivity, rationing (during the war), stagflation (1970s)? You just keep repeating these massive replies, as if that made your argument stronger.
ftorresgamez -’”better”‘-
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Pre-1980 – established a strong middle class, one income families, vs. the post Reagan era – HIGHER TAXES, INFLATION, INTEREST ON THE DEBT !
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Interesting how the children, and now grandchildren, of folk -”who WOULD have nothing if were -’IT not for the WPA, GI Bill, FHA, interstate hwy”’- … complain how “Big Government” is ruining America?
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Ignoring that it is really the -’industrial complex spending’- that has bankrupted America. 1980-2008
@blevr1234, What is a “strong middle class”? What does that mean? A “Strong middle class” is a great talking point, but a pointless economic defintion. As for the “one income families” as a GOOD thing, I guess you have misgivings about women’s role in the economy, but I guess that’s all right.
Why would a Keynesian worry about inflation? I thought the Keynesians’ biggest worry would be the spectre of DEFLATION, so why bring it up as a “bad” thing in your reply to me?
Paul is a Mason, he always does his interviews in front of the “3 pillars”. He is part of the act, he is an “Uncle Tom”.
Where was Paul when Bush was invading privacy of US citizens, wiretapping domestic calls, demanding & collecting our email & financial records from organizations without the constitutionally required judicial review? Is Paul aware that we are finally pursuing those who attacked us? We diverted resources for the foolish and costly pursuit of oil &revenge. Al Qaeda was allowed to escape with false pretenses of WMD. WE allowed it and failed to defend our Constitution because of fear! Shame!
@blevr1234 Lol–so? I’m no fan of Bush, nor Clinton–both sold the usa out. But you keep drinking that donkey piss. The only thing that kept Clinton’s spending in check was the Republican Congress and Senate.
@blite13
Good “evidence”. Its because he is interviewed at the same place each time that you can “tell” is one of “them”. I suspect you mean the lizard men…
Even if I dont agree with many of Ron Pauls political views I hardly think you will find a more ideological based politicians than him in Texas.
@lacaliffa1288 paul spoke out to all of that you just said and voted against all of that, he never voted for anything unconstitutional.
@riodoug That may be true, I don’t recall hearing much from him. However, we don’t have a dictatorship. We have a President with constitutional powers to appoint foreign positions and make treaties but those are subject to Congressional approval. He attends International summits and commands the military. He also has the power to negotiate executive agreements with foreign nations. This is all constitutionally defined. We do not have a dictatorship. We elect our leaders.
@lacaliffa1288 I wish that you would remind the Republicans these facts. They think that when we vote in as a majority and they do not like it, they can make up their own rules and not participate. The majority of the nation voted in a Democratic President, who we should all support, regardless of your party affiliation. The Republicans don’t seem to think that the majority rules is an important aspect to a Democracy. I put up with Bush for eight years, even though he didn’t get the majority!
@Lobos222 No, I mean MASON, you freak. The government is an exclusive club and you have to be a certain person to get in, Ron is a long time member and and he is allowed in the club, DUHH.
@riodoug Republicans have made is very clear that they will do everything they can to prohibit the President from succeeding, even if the nation fails as a result. “One Tin Soldier” comes to mind. They use fear and anger very effectively. Wouldn’t you think that by now people would begin to realize that the information Republicans are giving them is at least misleading and often completely false? But no, they don’t care as long as it feeds their anger. They hunger to be victims. Sad, sad.
ron paul knowws whats up.. oh yeah and we all know that governments will fall politics will fall to have fun trying to lie and control our world. losers.. 2012 is coming woohooo let freedom ring. im going to party
we are all free soon 
yahhhhhhhh
Ron Paul? Ram a giant lead pipe up my ass! What is the draw to this loon?
Ron Paul? Jam a screwdriver up my urethra! What is the draw to this loon?
@blite13
Anyone with half a brain and dont mind some silly traditions can join the Masons.
Just check out there homepage or something. Is it a place some people join to get better business contacts, yes, but so are a million other clubs. How many evil Golf clubs are there…. LoL.
And no, I am not a member, but I am not a conspiracy nut like you ether.
@JojoTheSlayer Obviously, you haven’t done your homework. Those Masons who make it into high degree of politics are high up in the “enlightened” part of being a Mason. The higher the degree, the more sinister it becomes. Low level Masons are not privy to the light like the higher degree Masons. Now, once you find out who or what the light is, you will see who the higher degree Masons worship and serve. Just because I do research on these subjects and you don’t, doesn’t make me a “nut”.
@blite13
“Just because I do research on these subjects and you don’t, doesn’t make me a “nut”.”
Being one sentence away from starting to talk about lizard men makes you a nut.
In your world, if there wasnt “The evil Masons” it would be some other org, school etc. You are totally blind to how many special interest groups there are in this 4 billion people world and when peeps like you talk about the “new world order” or similar you conveniently forget that fact.
@Lobos222 According to you, a few cannot control the masses, this is where we disagree. Lizard men? see, this is why you lose respect, you throw in stereo types and false accusations of my character. You can’t refute what is written with facts so you try and discredit my character. It’s a tactic of a coward who is to dumb to see what is going on. It’s closer to 7 billion by the way. If you can’t even get close on that, how can you be close on anything else? Don’t blame me cause you are dumb.
@blevr1234 socialist viewed governments reward the people for failure instead of giving them the opportunity to succeed (or fail) on their own. and why? so they can call it “humanitarianism” and skim off of the social programs, which don’t get people much further than when they started.
there’s plenty of answers for the economy and today’s problems. government does not want them.