Showing posts with label Ron Paul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ron Paul. Show all posts
Friday, October 16, 2020
Tuesday, July 21, 2020
Still Holding on to the Liberal Dream of a Universally Accessible Reason
Are You A Part of The Remnant for Liberty?...You Have To Do Something
— Ron Paul (@RonPaul) July 21, 2020
Watch the whole show here: https://t.co/dHpmyK8Eqs pic.twitter.com/f0rDiiRioP
He has no solutions for identity politics.
Thursday, April 09, 2020
A Troublemaker?
Ron Paul: Resistance Building To Coronavirus 'House Arrest' Orders... "It's About Time!"
It is definitely time to make plans about the future and to take those initial steps towards a different way of life.
It is definitely time to make plans about the future and to take those initial steps towards a different way of life.
Saturday, March 23, 2019
Trump: A Flash in the Pan?
As the Meuller investigation comes to an end, is anything being done to drain the swamp? David Stockman has one opinion.
KunstlerCast 314 — Yakking with David Stockman about “Peak Trump”
KunstlerCast 314 — Yakking with David Stockman about “Peak Trump”
Sunday, March 25, 2018
Monday, July 03, 2017
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
John McLaughlin Passes
‘McLaughlin Group’ Host John McLaughlin Dies at 89
NY Daily News
I watched McLaughlin Group during my undergraduate days; part of my movement conservative phase. While I liked PJB being on the panel, I didn't really pay much attention to him at the time. I did pay attention to McLaughlin because of his rather brusque manner and because he was supposedly Catholic. At the time his being a former Jesuit and an ordained priest didn't bother me so much, compared to his status as a political pundit. Did he ever write about being a Catholic or his experiences with the Jesuits? What did he think of Pope Francis?
via LRC blog:
McLaughlin Channel Youtube
NY Daily News
I watched McLaughlin Group during my undergraduate days; part of my movement conservative phase. While I liked PJB being on the panel, I didn't really pay much attention to him at the time. I did pay attention to McLaughlin because of his rather brusque manner and because he was supposedly Catholic. At the time his being a former Jesuit and an ordained priest didn't bother me so much, compared to his status as a political pundit. Did he ever write about being a Catholic or his experiences with the Jesuits? What did he think of Pope Francis?
via LRC blog:
McLaughlin Channel Youtube
Labels:
movement conservatism,
Patrick Buchanan,
people,
Ron Paul
Monday, June 15, 2015
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Friday, April 25, 2014
Taking a page from his father
Friday, October 11, 2013
Ron Paul on Peak Prosperityy
What It's Like to Meet Ron Paul by Adam Taggart
If Ron Paul reads The Crash Course, I'd like to know what he thinks of it, positive or negative.
If Ron Paul reads The Crash Course, I'd like to know what he thinks of it, positive or negative.
Saturday, December 01, 2012
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Secession in the News
Nationalist (or Yankee) Catholics have been poo-pooing the petitions (ignorant of the problem of scale that affects their application of CST to the federal union). I don't see much point in engaging them. I think all their talk about reforming the Republican Party or the Federal Government (through some sort of movement or party politics) will come to naught. The petitions will be discussed tomorrow on Chronicles Unbound.
Vox Populi: Ron Paul on Secession
Statement by Dr. Michael Hill
Secession Petitions: Good PR But Bad Politics by Ron Holland
Is it time for the States to secede from the Union? - The Libertarian Republic
From 2009:
Vox Populi: Ron Paul on Secession
Statement by Dr. Michael Hill
Secession Petitions: Good PR But Bad Politics by Ron Holland
Is it time for the States to secede from the Union? - The Libertarian Republic
From 2009:
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Friday, November 02, 2012
Tuesday, Tuesday
Qualified Write-In Candidates for President/VP in California include:
Virgil Goode/James Clymer (Constitution Party)
Ron Paul/Andrew Napolitano
Gary Johnson is on the ballot for the Libertarian Party. Decisions, decisions.
Virgil Goode/James Clymer (Constitution Party)
Ron Paul/Andrew Napolitano
Gary Johnson is on the ballot for the Libertarian Party. Decisions, decisions.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
The Last We'll See of Ron Paul on a National Stage?
alt 1, alt 2
W. James Antle III, Ron Paul’s Victory
Forever marginalized? Will the Republicans shift their platform to attract Ron Paul Voters? I doubt it.
Paul Ryan's Message to Ron Paul Supporters
Paul Ryan: "Ron Paul is a Friend of Mine"
Dr. Fleming on the RNC: Down With Democracy!; Harold Thomas.
Daniel Larison: The Republican Strategy to Win Older Voters Is Just Like the One They Used in 2010
Related Videos:
Ron Paul Movement's 22-Something Political Angel: Super PAC Founder John Ramsey
Full Show 8/27/12: Ron Paul vs. The RNC
Forget the RNC: Ron Paul starts his own Convention
Lew Rockwell kicks off Paulfest
Aimee Allen performing @ Ron Paul - We Are The Future Rally
Peter Schiff: "The Party is Over".
Labels:
Daniel Larison,
Jim Antle,
Peter Schiff,
Republicans,
Ron Paul,
Thomas Fleming
Friday, July 06, 2012
The Federal Income Tax
His supporters should know that Ron Paul advocates the elimination of the national income tax. There probably is over at Lew Rockwell's site a brief history of the passing of the 16th Amendment and what happened "behind the scenes," something to counter to the official history.
If an individual income tax is permissible at the national level, is it right that it generally places a greater burden on the citizenry than the state income tax? How much government does a true, limited federal government really need?
One might argue that we need a strong National Government to check the power of the corporations, given that corporate personhood is recognized in all the states, and corporations can be, in effect, superstate entitites. But what if the National Government is in alliance with the corporations and this alliance prevents reformers from attaining political office? What is to be done, then?
Related:
Supreme Errors by Peter Schiff
The Men Who Destroyed the Constitution by Thomas J. DiLorenzo
If an individual income tax is permissible at the national level, is it right that it generally places a greater burden on the citizenry than the state income tax? How much government does a true, limited federal government really need?
One might argue that we need a strong National Government to check the power of the corporations, given that corporate personhood is recognized in all the states, and corporations can be, in effect, superstate entitites. But what if the National Government is in alliance with the corporations and this alliance prevents reformers from attaining political office? What is to be done, then?
Related:
Supreme Errors by Peter Schiff
The Men Who Destroyed the Constitution by Thomas J. DiLorenzo
Labels:
justice,
Ron Paul,
states' rights,
subsidiarity,
taxation
Friday, June 08, 2012
Items of Interest, 8 June 2012
Ron Paul and the Sex Selection Abortion Ban
The New Liberal Apocalypse by Jordan Bloom
Landrieu: The King of The Mystically Imbecilic Krewe of Tacchzuss
The Detached Vision By MICHAEL OAKESHOTT
The Confederate Colonel: Michael Hill, Egalitarian Democracy, the Universal Wolf
The Amendment that Destroyed America
What’s Behind the HHS Mandate? by Gerard V. Bradley
Former president of APA says organization controlled by ‘gay rights’ movement
17-year-old tells world leaders to step up, give her a future by Greg Hanscom
Christopher Dawson on Liberalism, Part III by Brad Birzer, TIC Co-editor
Anthony Esolen, Liberality, The Fifth Lively Virtue
Flannery O'Connor: The Story of a Southern Soul
Kirk Center: Summer 2012 Reading
Memo From Middle America | DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES’ Eva Longoria And The Failure Of Mexican Assimilation
Daniel McCarthy, From the Nation State to the New Church
Gamesmanship for a New Dark Age
Statism Means Culture War By ROBERT P. MURPHY
From gay marriage to education, state intervention pits citizen against citizen.
The American Empire:
Daniel McCarthy, Preparing for a Post-Imperial Future
Inside America’s Controversial Commando Conference
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Drones
Blowback and the Consequences of Obama's Foreign Policies
The Army’s Flawed Resilience-Training Study by STEPHEN SOLDZ and ROY EIDELSON
Islam:
Robin Hood, King Arthur, Muhammad by Howard Kainz
Agrarianism and Relocalization:
Cultivating Freedom By LEWIS MCCRARY (a feature on Joel Salatin)
A report on the truth of food deserts (pdf)
Small-Scale Slaughterhouses Aim To Put The 'Local' Back In Local Meat
A Review of the Localization Reader
Environmentalism:
Orion Magazine: Wendell Berry, Tim DeChristopher, and Teri Blanton discuss principled activism, April 15, 2011 (mp3)
Loaded Words BY DERRICK JENSEN
Writing as a combat discipline
The Human Costs of Fracking
An 80-Year License to Kill? by KARL GROSSMAN (nuclear power)
Catholic:
The Teen Porn Epidemic and What to Do About It
Why Isn’t Pornography Beautiful? by Mattias Caro
Fr. Z, My idea of concelebration
A little too traditionalist? I think Bouyer (and the Christian East) certainly would disagree with the multiplicity of private Masses, rather than a communal Mass, though not all priests present would be obliged to concelebrate. They could fill other clerical roles.
They show us what to be living for by Archbishop Jose Gomez
The reality is hard to believe
(on the Cristeros)
Why it's okay to be against heresy and for imposing one's will on others by Father Robert Barron
Liturgical Developments for the Anglican Ordinariate
Orthodox:
The True Self and the Story of Me
Metropolitan Kallistos of Diocleia on the Economic Crisis
Feminism:
Jack Donovan, Paycheck Fairness, “Legibility,” and a Recipe for Failure
The Problem With Patriarchy
Diet and Health:
Barefoot Running: Paleo-Fact Or Paleo-Fad?
The Real Deal on Adrenal Fatigue – Guest post on RobbWolf.com
Free the Animal: Paleos & Primals: YOU are the Key, not Disney or Michelle Obama
Tip 364: Train Like Your Ancestors: Tips to Achieve Optimal Health and Body Composition
Government not punishing individuals who choose to imbibe soda or compelling dietary decisions, just banning the product because it is unhealthy or dangerous. OK or not?
What Is Food? By MARK BITTMAN
Dating:
Final Exam – Navigating the SMP
Theology of Game
History:
‘De novo modo’: The birth of fashion in the Middle Ages
Misc:
What Duvet Said – The Tank (Crazy About You Cha Cha)
http://www.roguetwo.com/what-duvet-said-the-tank-crazy-about-you-cha-cha/
http://www.whatduvetsaid.com/audio/wds060712.mp3
Mevio
Tim Kennedy | I Want To Quit Fighting And Go Back To War
Tim Kennedy performs "Part of Me" by Katy Perry
The New Liberal Apocalypse by Jordan Bloom
Landrieu: The King of The Mystically Imbecilic Krewe of Tacchzuss
The Detached Vision By MICHAEL OAKESHOTT
The Confederate Colonel: Michael Hill, Egalitarian Democracy, the Universal Wolf
The Amendment that Destroyed America
What’s Behind the HHS Mandate? by Gerard V. Bradley
Former president of APA says organization controlled by ‘gay rights’ movement
17-year-old tells world leaders to step up, give her a future by Greg Hanscom
Christopher Dawson on Liberalism, Part III by Brad Birzer, TIC Co-editor
Anthony Esolen, Liberality, The Fifth Lively Virtue
Flannery O'Connor: The Story of a Southern Soul
Kirk Center: Summer 2012 Reading
Memo From Middle America | DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES’ Eva Longoria And The Failure Of Mexican Assimilation
Daniel McCarthy, From the Nation State to the New Church
Gamesmanship for a New Dark Age
Statism Means Culture War By ROBERT P. MURPHY
From gay marriage to education, state intervention pits citizen against citizen.
The American Empire:
Daniel McCarthy, Preparing for a Post-Imperial Future
Inside America’s Controversial Commando Conference
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Drones
Blowback and the Consequences of Obama's Foreign Policies
The Army’s Flawed Resilience-Training Study by STEPHEN SOLDZ and ROY EIDELSON
Islam:
Robin Hood, King Arthur, Muhammad by Howard Kainz
Agrarianism and Relocalization:
Cultivating Freedom By LEWIS MCCRARY (a feature on Joel Salatin)
A report on the truth of food deserts (pdf)
Small-Scale Slaughterhouses Aim To Put The 'Local' Back In Local Meat
A Review of the Localization Reader
Environmentalism:
Orion Magazine: Wendell Berry, Tim DeChristopher, and Teri Blanton discuss principled activism, April 15, 2011 (mp3)
Loaded Words BY DERRICK JENSEN
Writing as a combat discipline
The Human Costs of Fracking
An 80-Year License to Kill? by KARL GROSSMAN (nuclear power)
Catholic:
The Teen Porn Epidemic and What to Do About It
Why Isn’t Pornography Beautiful? by Mattias Caro
Fr. Z, My idea of concelebration
A little too traditionalist? I think Bouyer (and the Christian East) certainly would disagree with the multiplicity of private Masses, rather than a communal Mass, though not all priests present would be obliged to concelebrate. They could fill other clerical roles.
They show us what to be living for by Archbishop Jose Gomez
The reality is hard to believe
(on the Cristeros)
Why it's okay to be against heresy and for imposing one's will on others by Father Robert Barron
Liturgical Developments for the Anglican Ordinariate
Orthodox:
The True Self and the Story of Me
Metropolitan Kallistos of Diocleia on the Economic Crisis
Feminism:
Jack Donovan, Paycheck Fairness, “Legibility,” and a Recipe for Failure
The Problem With Patriarchy
Diet and Health:
Barefoot Running: Paleo-Fact Or Paleo-Fad?
The Real Deal on Adrenal Fatigue – Guest post on RobbWolf.com
Free the Animal: Paleos & Primals: YOU are the Key, not Disney or Michelle Obama
Tip 364: Train Like Your Ancestors: Tips to Achieve Optimal Health and Body Composition
Government not punishing individuals who choose to imbibe soda or compelling dietary decisions, just banning the product because it is unhealthy or dangerous. OK or not?
What Is Food? By MARK BITTMAN
Dating:
Final Exam – Navigating the SMP
Theology of Game
History:
‘De novo modo’: The birth of fashion in the Middle Ages
Misc:
What Duvet Said – The Tank (Crazy About You Cha Cha)
http://www.roguetwo.com/what-duvet-said-the-tank-crazy-about-you-cha-cha/
http://www.whatduvetsaid.com/audio/wds060712.mp3
Mevio
Tim Kennedy | I Want To Quit Fighting And Go Back To War
Tim Kennedy performs "Part of Me" by Katy Perry
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