http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2017/august/08/the-tale-of-the-brothers-awan/
The Clinton ties run deep.
They have hands all over the Awan brothers.
“The Imran Awan case is certainly of
considerable interest not only for what the investigation eventually turns up
but also for what it reveals about how things actually work in congress and in
the government more generally speaking. I don’t know which of the allegations
about what might have taken place are true, but there is certainly a lot to
consider”
Talk about a swamp …
This article hits hard at the uber-conservative think tank
“The Heritage Foundation.” It’s a
lengthy read parsing many facets of the Foundation’s “Blue Prints” as set forth
in their “Mandate for Leadership series.”
In summary, the article claims:
“Although the Heritage “Blueprint” contains
many good policy proposals, it is still a blueprint for a welfare-warfare state
with a government that is anything but limited.”
While the article does not provide any discussion of
progressive/liberal policies, it does make this conclusion:
“The only difference between liberals and conservatives — and everyone
in between — is the degree to which they deviate on any particular issue from
the libertarian philosophy of liberty, property, and peace. On some issues it
is liberals who diverge more; on other issues it is conservatives who stray
further; and on most issues they both deviate considerably from the libertarian
standard.”
NASA is a ridiculous pursuit for a government.
“… government funding of space
exploration crowds out private efforts, space exploration is not authorized by
the Constitution, space exploration is not a proper function of government, and
no one knows how many tens or hundreds of billions of dollars a mission to Mars
would ultimately cost.
Conservatives who say that the federal
government has no business providing health care and welfare are woefully
inconsistent when they support a government-run and government-financed space
program. But wait a minute. I guess they are perfectly consistent since even though
they say those things they vote for them anyway.”
Staying at home for emotional reasons after the Google
employee memo is hilarious. Literally
plays into every female stereotype.
“Ironically, the women too "upset" to go into work over
a science and evidence-backed note are indeed playing
into the worst
gender stereotypes of all — the overly-emotional and irrational woman — and
inadvertently proving what they are so fiercely attempting to deny: men and
women are different.”
The biggest problem with the lefty #resistance is the
increased chance of nuclear war with Russia.
“Yet, the neocons have achieved perhaps their
greatest success by merging Cold War Russo-phobia with the Trump Derangement
Syndrome to enlist liberals and even progressives into the neocon drive for
more ‘regime change’ wars.
There can be no doubt that the escalation of
sanctions against Russia and Iran will have the effect of escalating
geopolitical tensions with those two important countries and making war, even
nuclear war, more likely.”
And for my personal plug for this blog and it’s purpose, I
provide this quote as well:
“Just because a lot of Important People keep
repeating the same allegation doesn’t make the allegation true or ‘well-documented.’
And skepticism should be raised even higher when there is a clear political
motive for pushing a falsehood as truth, as we should have learned from
President George W. Bush’s Iraq-WMD fallacies and from President Barack Obama’s
wild exaggerations about the need to intervene in Libya to prevent a massacre
of civilians.
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