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The recent episode with the Somali pirates has brought to the forefront many questions about maritime security. What is the best way to deal with a gang of criminals, not acting on behalf of any country, when they attack private vessels? Under whose jurisdiction are these types of criminals to be prosecuted? Most importantly, how do we deter such attacks in the future? Already the administration is saber-rattling with typical big government so-called solutions, like “diplomatically” threatening the weak Somalian government, or any government of any country where pirates are thought to live, with military action if they fail to control the situation. There are calls to increase the size of the navy until it is nearly omnipresent on the seas.
April 20, 2009 Permalink
The time may be coming for it.
But with so much of the Fed’s business cloaked in secrecy, these latest initiatives will not
even scratch the surface of the Fed’s opaque operations. People are demanding answers and explanations for our economic malaise, and we should settle for nothing less than the whole truth on monetary policy.
The first step is to pass legislation I have introduced, H.R. 1207, which requires a full audit of the Federal Reserve. The good news is that 55 of my colleagues, with several more pending, have already signed on as co-sponsors, indicating a willingness to learn the truth. There is also a companion bill in the Senate, S. 604, sponsored by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.). If this audit reveals what I suspect and Congress has finally had enough, it can also pass my legislation to abolish the Federal Reserve and put control of the economy’s lifeblood, the currency, back where it constitutionally belongs.
April 20, 2009 Permalink
Illinois Campaign for Liberty members had a very busy week this week. Tax Day Tea
Parties took place all over the state, and though not every event was hosted by our members, that did not stop us from enjoying a large presence. In Rockford, Chicago, Bloomington, Springfield, Peoria, Moline, Joliet and many other cities, signatures were gathered on HR 1207 petitions, Campaign for Liberty literature was handed out by the thousands, and contact information was exchanged with potential new members. 11th Regional Coordinator, Lisa Wogan, had the opportunity to speak at the Chicago Tea Party, while Jason Riddle spoke in Bloomington.
April 20, 2009 Permalink
A video about the need to support HR 1207 to bring about a legitimate audit of the Federal Reserve. A supporter made video about the need to support HR 1207 to bring about a legitimate audit of the Federal Reserve.
Right now there are hundreds of local groups meeting all over the country to promote the principles of individual liberty, constitutional government, sound money, free markets, and a noninterventionist foreign policy through their grassroots efforts. However, for each active county or district, there are literally dozens of inactive ones waiting for someone to stoke the fire and get something started.
April 20, 2009 Permalink
This is just the begining...
Now, let me first say that I personally did not attend the tea party given the fact I had to
work, but good friends of mine captured it all on tape. After reviewing the footage, I have to admit how saddened I am how these people, who attended the rally, really have no fn clue as to what is going on in the country today. My friends managed to capture some interviews with some of the folks who attended and all were Obama bashers and most were all preaching and spreading ignorance, hate, and fear. How stupid is that? These people missed the entire point of the event as well as the entire point Ron Paul and other free, educated, Americans, spoke up about. This financial crisis is very serious indeed and these ignorant people truly believe that Obama is to blame for all of the mishaps in our economy. Huh? Truly, I now know the definition of blindness.
April 20, 2009 Permalink
On April 15th, there were 700+ Tea Parties across the country. In Albany, a group of 20
unaffiliated citizens organized along with Al Rooney, WGY Radio personality, a non-partisan Tea Party event that went viral through Facebook and brought in a crowd of over 3,000 people according to police estimates. The 3 hour event focused on the Constitution, protesting the bailouts, and the expansion of government by the Republicans and Democrats.
Campaign for Liberty was there with a table and gave away over 500 Constitutions, 1,000 CFL flyers, 800 Freedom to Fascism DVDs, and collected hundreds of signatures for a petition for HR 1207, The Federal Reserve Transparency Act.
April 20, 2009 Permalink
A supporter made animation video about how taxes don't help an already struggling economy.
With the current state of the economy being what it is, it becomes very easy to be distracted by minor symptoms, but what we need to do is focus on the main causes - chief among them is the Federal Reserve. Most people know nothing about it other than they're supposed to cheer when it lowers interest rates. While controversy over executive bonuses brings impassioned outrage, the Fed is busy printing trillions of dollars, destroying our currency, and no one seems to notice.
April 20, 2009 Permalink
Conservatives now agree that Paul was remarkably prescient in his prediction of the
economic collapse of the big-government monstrosity built up by big-government advocates of both major parites. Yet when he first surfaced as a candidate, Hannity was his most strident critic. Hannity was amazed to learn from Paul that conservatives in America have always been opposed to the sort of liberal internationalist nation-building exercise that the Bush administration undertook in Iraq. How he missed that is a mystery, since Bush himself campaigned against nation-building in 2000.
He was also totally clueless about Paul's warnings that the overspending and loose-money policies of the Bushes would lead to economic collapse
On a more serious note, I have to say that Bush so thoroughly squandered the credibility of Republicans on economic policy that the GOP may not get it back in a decade. What person at one of these tea parties would trust the next Republican running for president? Unless his name is Ron Paul.
April 20, 2009 Permalink
4/15/09
Many conservatives, particularly those attending tax-day tea party protests, were
outraged at a Department of Homeland Security assessment that, using a rather broad brush, warned of a possible rise in right-wing extremist groups. Other similar security reports have surfaced describing liberal university campuses in Virginia as "nodes for radicalization" and suggesting law enforcement monitor people in Missouri who support politicians like Paul.
"If you look at these reports, I don't think there's any American who has acted in any way politically who couldn't see themselves in one of the descriptions they use for extremists," said Michael German, policy counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union's legislative office in Washington, DC. "In many ways it reflects a concern that we are beginning to criminalize or attach criminal intent to actual political views and ideologies. I hope this is an opportunity for everyone to say, 'O.K., we need to look at what's happening here.'"
April 20, 2009 Permalink
Paul said such decisions undermine the point of an election. "If it gets fuzzy in any way, a new administration ought to at least investigate and find out -- let us know what really happened. That's the purpose of switching administrations; to clean house and at least let us know what happened. When policies don't change and the potential crimes that were committed aren't even looked into seriously, I think that gives a lot of disenchantment to the people who have wanted some change."
April 20, 2009 Permalink
Behind The Scenes - Reporter Owned 4/16/09
Once again, Ron Paul deserved to be in the headlines and once again the national media totally ignored him. Wednesday, the nationwide “Tea Party” protests of big taxes and big spending was the number two story in the nation on most television networks and number one on some. And how could they avoid it? Thousands showed up from coast to coast to express their dismay. What is Obama doing? How can we keep printing paper money? Doesn’t he know that a wave of inflation will hit the shore?
April 20, 2009 Permalink
Ron Paul told us long ago. And so did the supporters of this one-
time Libertarian presidential candidate.
Maybe you remember about 16 months ago the 11-term Texas Republican representative, who's now organized a new Campaign for Liberty, was raking in more political contributions each month than most other GOP presidential candidates, relying on his hundreds of thousands of fervent supporters staging their money bomb days of online donations and -- oh, yes – tea parties.
In many cases today’s media coverage of some 700+ tax protesting tea parties across the country ended up telling us more about the media than the rallies, which sure had some angry guests for “tea parties.”
The new Democratic administration did everything it could today to diminish the PR media impact of thousands of protestors across the country, including across the street from the White House, scheduling an Obama speech on taxes and simplifying the complex tax code, releasing the Obama and Biden family tax returns and making Press Secy, Robert Gibbs available live to laugh derisively with Ed Schultz on MSNBC over the pathetic rallies and the impossibility of them being in any way organic.
April 15, 2009 Permalink
Freedom Watch on Tax Day episode 10 with Ron Paul, Peter Schiff, Lew Rockwell, Michelle Muccio, Shelly Roche, Liam Fox
Could America exist without an income tax? The idea seems radical, yet in truth America did just fine without a federal income tax for the first 126 years of its history.
Prior to 1913, the government operated with revenues raised through tariffs, excise taxes, and property taxes, without ever touching a worker's paycheck.... The harmful effects of the income tax are obvious. First and foremost, it has enabled government to expand far beyond its proper constitutional limits, regulating virtually every aspect of our lives. It has given government a claim on our lives and work, destroying our privacy in the process. It takes billions of dollars out of the legitimate private economy, with most Americans giving more than a third of everything they make to the federal government. This economic drain destroys jobs and penalizes productive behavior. The ridiculous complexity of the tax laws makes compliance a nightmare for both individuals and businesses....
Is it impossible to end the income tax? I don't believe so. In fact, I believe a serious groundswell movement of disaffected taxpayers is growing in this country. Millions of Americans are fed up with the current tax system, and they will bring pressure on Congress....
April 15, 2009 Permalink
It turns out that the businesses that get the most federal money are the ones most regulated by the government and which have the best bagmen lobbyists on K Street.
Again, Ron Paul was against this, and he was against this stupid stimulus package which will burden each of us with another $3,600 of debt. Our kids are already $37,000 in debt when they are born, and that even includes the denominator increase with all the babies the Octo-Mom spewed out.
April 15, 2009 Permalink
Because we were the only group (of over at least ten who organized participants) to plan our sign messages in advance, the sign breakdown was roughly 30 Audit/End the Fed signs, 20 Campaign For Liberty signs, maybe 20 "TEA--Taxed Enough Already" signs (those weren't our idea), 10 "Don't tread on me" signs and flags, maybe 5 "Who is John Galt?" signs, and 300 unique ones bearing everything else you could think of. We were easily the most visible group in the crowd of roughly 5,000.
April 15, 2009 Permalink
If Ann Coulter is so ‘awake’ now, endorsing Ron Paul and stating that he was right about
everything, why won’t she then talk about the things that Ron Paul discusses: the Fed, Codex Alimentarius, the North American Union, the WTO and IMF, what the Second Amendment really is all about, and so on? There is something funny going on here… and I think I know what. If Glen Beck is such a patriot and such a rebel of the mass media now, also promoting Ron Paul, why can’t his research team, after searching for over a week as Beck said, simply find any of the dozens of news articles in Newsweek, the New York Times, the Houston Chronicle, and so on, about the massive FEMA camps all over? Answer: he’s lying. Why is the mass media moving into our territory now, discussing some of the same issues we Truthers and patriots discuss, all of a sudden? If this keeps up, even as Alex Jones hinted at last week, his radio show “could become passé”. In other words, the movement will be hijacked from Jones, Ron Paul, and other leaders in the genuine patriot movements by the mass media (and the New World Order that controls the mass media), and the mass media will have control of them, just as they almost effortlessly took over the Ron Paul Presidential run’s momentum in the days before the New Hampshire Primary. Let me explain what I think is really going on.
April 15, 2009 Permalink
Give this much, at least, for those who advocate privatizing government function
after government function: They sure are consistent. Of course, Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, is one of the most prominent supporters of such actions, and he calls for them regularly -- in the wake of 9/11, he introduced a bill that authorized President Bush to allow private citizens to hunt down Osama bin Laden and other terrorists responsible for the attacks. Now, he's calling for a similar response to a new security threat.
April 15, 2009 Permalink
Just in case you are ready to learn what the law ACTUALLY says about the slave tax. Click below...
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April 15, 2009 Permalink
Congressman and former presidential nominee Ron Paul joined Montel to discuss the Tea Party movement, the Obama administration, and the role of government in the United States.
As activists across the country hold national tea parties, Campaign for Liberty president
John Tate issued the following statement:
“The concept of the modern day Tea Party began on December 16, 2007 when supporters of Ron Paul’s presidential campaign came together and raised over $6 million online in one day. The tremendous success of that event lead activists in the freedom movement and members of the Campaign for Liberty to begin planning today’s Tax Day Tea Parties. “
Success always brings company, and it is very positive that so many conservatives, libertarians, Republicans, constitutionalists and even progressives have come together and joined our efforts. All Americans who are sincere about cutting out of control government spending are welcome to stand with Dr. Paul and the Campaign for Liberty as we fight to take our country back.”
April 15, 2009 Permalink
Ron Paul was on CNN to discuss the war on drugs and the legalization of marijuana. Dr. Paul advocated for a state solution over the "one size fits all" federal approach.
Congressman takes on Obama’s claim that only solution to economic crisis is more
government spending.
Ron Paul has slammed Barack Obama’s claim that reckless government spending and taxation is the only way to alleviate the economic crisis by pointing out that the end of the great depression only came after taxes and spending were drastically cut. Obama told a Georgetown University audience yesterday that critics were wrong to accuse the administration of spending with “reckless abandon,” claiming that the worst thing a government could do during a severe recession was to cut spending.
April 15, 2009 Permalink
It seems like only yesterday when Ron Paul was nearly guillotined on live television for suggesting that 9/11 was caused by this thing called "blowback." It was 2007, and the Republicans were jockeying for the position of frontrunner during the national debate season. Rudy "9/11" Guliani, never one to pass up reminding everyone of a national tragedy so we'll forget what a horrible, little human being he really is, lept for Paul's jugular.
Of course, Paul was right.
If America fails to understand the world's grievances with its militaristic, imperialist agenda, then it is destined for decades (maybe centuries) of blowback. America must break this endless cycle of blowback if only to finally (please God) stop the pirate puns.
April 15, 2009 Permalink
Peter Schiff's responds to Barack Obama's abysmal speech in this video blog "The Schiff Report," April 14, 2009.
A little-known congressional power could help the federal government keep the
Somali pirates in check — and possibly do it for a discount price.
Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) and a growing number of national security experts are calling on Congress to consider using letters of marque and reprisal, a power written into the Constitution that allows the United States to hire private citizens to keep international waters safe.
Used heavily during the Revolution and the War of 1812, letters of marque serve as official warrants from the government, allowing privateers to seize or destroy enemies, their loot and their vessels in exchange for bounty money.
April 15, 2009 Permalink
As part of the April 15th Tea Party activities, Dr. Paul will be speaking at the Clear Lake Tea Party in his home district!
The Tea Party starts at 6pm central at Clear Lake Park, 5001 Nasa Parkway, Seabrook, TX.
As activists gather all across the country on April 15th to protest the monstrous growth of our government, Congressman Paul is excited to attend this event in his home district and to be among friends and neighbors while promoting the Constitution.
April 15, 2009 Permalink
Ron Paul was on MSNBC news to respond to the Obama "Five Pillars" state of the economy speech. Dr. Paul spoke of limited government, fiscal responsibility, and free markets - in direct contrast to President Obama's speech earlier that day defending government intervention and spending as a response to the current economic crisis.
"I feel very strongly that the report likened itself to the Gestapo in Hitler's Germany," said Tom Young, 69, of Jackson, who joined the Constitution Party because he felt the Republican Party wasn't living up to conservative, strict-constructionist views of the U.S. Constitution. "When did we get to the point in our nation that the voice of our dissent is considered terrorism?"
The Missouri Information Analysis Center on Feb. 20 issued a report, brought to public light in late March, indicating law enforcement should be aware that supporters of the Libertarian Party, the Constitution Party, Republican Rep. Ron Paul's presidential campaign of 2008, the pro-life movement and those who oppose illegal immigration may be part of the militia movement.
April 15, 2009 Permalink

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