Former Republican presidential candidate and
congressman Ron Paul says secession is happening and it’s “good news.”
Paul later predicted the states would stop listening to federal laws.
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Friday, February 20, 2015
“Good News” That Secession Is Happening
Via Jeffery
“I would like to start off by talking about the subject and the
subject is secession and, uh, nullification, the breaking up of
government, and the good news is it’s gonna happen. It’s happening,”
Paul, the father of potential Republican presidential candidate Rand
Paul, told a gathering at the libertarian Mises Institute in late
January. The event Paul was speaking at was titled “Breaking Away: The
Case for Secession.”
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Just listened to the whole thing - nothing said about immigration and our borders being overrun. Would Ron support bringing all the troops home and put them on our borders to defend the country, I wonder? Should the other 7 billion of earth's residents be free to come here with the express purpose of destroying our WASP- culture?
ReplyDeleteHe also used Switzerland as an example of a country that doesn't get involved in war, but doesn't mention how every adult Swiss male is fully armed and essentially part of the nationwide militia, not to mention an air force that is dispersed throughout the mountains.
I see no Peace in sight, but maybe secession and nullification will continue to pick up steam. Our central govt. will not let this go down lightly.
Our central govt. will not let this go down lightly.
Delete& under any administration which is likely to come into power.
I wish I had supported this guy for President. Oh, wait .... I did.
ReplyDelete:) Me too and I've still got his 2008 stickers on my mail boxes.
ReplyDeleteRand went up a notch in my book when he was asked about the government said, "Shut the damn thing down,"
DeleteI'll guess that he feels like his father towards everything, but is veering off some courses hoping to be elected.
DeleteHe is the only one I have ever sent a check to in the last 30+ years. Sometimes I regret that, but most the time not [
ReplyDeleteRon the only one for me.
ReplyDeleteSooner or later the feds are going to wake up to the fact that states are starting to ignore and defy their power. At that point the velvet glove will come off and no doubt will remain about the willingness of the government to inflict violence on it's own subj....er citizens.
ReplyDeleteWe shall see.
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