Chuck Norris on the Alex Jones show, Ron Paul is the only politician he trusts
Posted on October 3rd, 2008 by bile Tags: Alex Jones, America, Chuck Norris, Congress, corruption, Democratic Party, Mike Huckabee, Republican Party, Ron Paul 1 Comment »Martial arts pro and actor Chuck Norris used to be a Mike Huckabee supporter. But appearing on the Alex Jones Show this week, Norris revealed that there is only one politician left that he trusts: and it’s not Huckabee.
I am so worried - like so many people in America are - about the future, about the direction our country’s heading…The founding fathers had a vision for America, and it was not corrupted by greed and power. And the politicians are so disconnected from the will of the People. We’ve got to do something about it.
Truthfully, when the Republicans were in control of the Congress…they ran us into the ground. So the Democrats said, ‘Well, we’ll change everything. We’ll make everything better.’ So now the Democrats have control of Congress, and they run us deeper into the ground. I don’t know who to trust. I don’t trust any of them. Ron Paul is the only guy I trust.
If I had one wish…one wish…I’d like to line up all the members of Congress, and have Ron Paul walk with me down the line and say, ‘Okay, which one’s corrupted? Which one’s corrupted?’ And the ones he points to…I will choke them unconscious. And stick them into a pile.
It’s a shame he didn’t come around till now. It couldn’t have hurt Paul to have had his support.
Dennis Kucinich’s state socialist speech at the DNC
Posted on August 27th, 2008 by bile Tags: corruption, Democratic Party, Dennis Kucinich, DNC, economic law, government intervention, honey pot, libertarianism, monopoly, Republican Party, Ron Paul, scarcity, socialism, statismAnimated as ever. It’s interesting that the grievances are more or less the same as the Ron Paul Republicans and libertarians. The causes for the problems and the solutions are different however. These statists seem to ignore the primary fact that it is government intervention which is the common thread which ties all those grievances together. Their monopoly of force is a honey pot for those seeking advantages and a breeding ground for corruption. By ignoring economic law and advocating larger government they are also asking for more wealth destruction, more corruption, more of the same failing policy we’ve had for the last 100+ years. You can’t “get the right people.” They don’t exist. The system is flawed.
