Ron Paul, Objectivist Libertarian & Political Quack
by Adele Stan | AlterNet | May 20, 2010 Rand Paul has made a national splash, right out of the gate after his triumph in the Kentucky GOP primary for U.
Ron Paul's newsletter: "The criminals who terrorize our cities -- in riots and on every non-riot day -- are not exclusively young black males, but they largely are.
By TruthExcavator | April 26, 2010 The voice actor of the famous Geico commercials, Lance Baxter, was recently fired by Geico after he made a scathing message about the Tea Party and FreedomWorks, an organization that was created by former House majority leader Dick Armey, and is considered a main player behind the movement.
By Casey Gane-McCalla NewsOne, March 30, 2010 Fox News recently interviewed the ex-wife of Hutaree Militia leader, David Brian Stone, who was recently arrested for plotting against police men in Michigan.
Posted by: Flap in President 2008 | 16 11 2007 When will Ron Paul have an answer to his Neo-Nazi problem? The latest is that the Anti-Defamation League is asking Ron Paul to distance himself from the Neo-Nazi and White Supremacist groups that have donated and are supporting his candidacy for President.
Note the John Birch Society's enduring embrace of Ron Paul - anyone on the left who fell for Paul's rhetoric in the past electoral round needs to admit complete ignorance, stop lecturing anyone, start from scratch, realize that democracy is not about speeches (Hitler made popular speeches, too, so don't listen to what they say, watch what they do), learn something about fascist poseurs adopting anti-establishment positions to gain a foothold in high office, stop taking pride in knowing anything about politics, wear a "dupe" pin and go to work for the circle-jerk national socialists at the Birch Society.
Also see: "The Early Days of the John Birch Society: Fascist Templars of the Corporate State" (scroll down)BY BRIAN FARMER 09 OCTOBER 2008Dr.
" ... McManus ended his speech, saying, 'If you like Ron Paul, you'll love the John Birch Society.' ... "ABC N.






