Distribute Ron Paul's Latest Book in Colorado!

Come Help Out & ChipIN So We Can Pass Out Dr. Ron Paul's Latest Book:The Revolution - A Manifesto -
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Ends June 30, 2008
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What Has Government Done to Our Money? by Murray N. Rothbard

Murray N. Rothbard's book What Has Government Done to Our Money? Free Ebook download in PDF, .PDB, or .LIT. Also available elsewhere as audio book free. Author proposes analysis of the problem and solution eliminating inflation; deflation; unemployment; and rrecessions or depressions by eliminating national currencies. From Ludwig von Mises Inst.

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Prominent PA GOP Party Members Sue GOP Delegates

The GOP pulls a trick to reduce votes for some Republican Delegates - criminal charges might be filed.

Comment on digg.com by spacehabitats on 04/25/2008 follows: "Corrupt old guard Republican political hacks hit a new low in quashing democracy in America. It wasn't enough that the news media did everything in its power to stifle the message of Ron Paul. Now his Neoconservative lackeys are resorting to ballot burning tactics worthy of Adolf Hitler."

Read the article here: http://www.auburnjournal.com/detail/82293.html

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Selective Colleges Clamor for Home Scholar

An Illinois homeschooler has been accepted into several Ivy League colleges. Ironically, Chelsea Link feared that not even one school would want her.Education reform newshounds will be delighted to learn that the academic bar has been raised a notch higher by another home-schooled student.

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What’s this? Ron Paul tops McCain?

Some weird things happened at last Saturday’s Clark County Republican convention at Prairie High School, where it was demonstrated that democracy is too important to be left to party activists.Weird item 1 — Paul prevails: Arizona Sen. John McCain, who will be the Republican presidential nominee and who was the choice of local voters

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Talking Torture at the White House

The highest levels of the Bush administration knew about and approved the CIA's torture of suspected terrorists. "This government does not torture people." Or so President George Bush declared on October 5, 2007. Unless we repudiate torture, vehemently and without exception, those of us who don't already fear the Feds soon will.

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Criminals and Felons in the US Military

Patriotic Americans are naturally inclined to be supportive of our military, but many Americans are unaware of how dramatically the armed services have changed since the Korea and Vietnam era. Those changes should cause Americans to be careful not to confuse real patriotism with blind support for an administration or political party’s agenda.

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NAU: PR Was Focus of Recent Secret Meeting of the SPP

An internal memo from Canada's Foreign Affairs and Internal Trade ministry, obtained by World Net News under the Access to Information Act, documents the agenda at the most recent secret summit meeting of the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) in Montebello, Quebec, held on August 20-21, 2007.

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Strong-arm Tactics of the GOP Oust Ron Paul Delegates...

Elected delegates were excluded Saturday from a district convention in Kirkwood, Missouri, by party officials who claimed they weren't Republicans. The ousted delegates from St. Charles County and west St. Louis County are mostly Ron Paul supporters who claim their purpose is "to return the Republican Party to its conservative roots."

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A Must Read Article...

Fight for what’s right, not what’s likely
From: The Washington Times Weekly - 14 Apr 2008 - Letters To The Editor

At this moment I am ashamed of the American conservative movement. Supposedly, the right outnumbers the left in this country, but does it? In these presidential primaries of late I have seen so-called “conservative” foundations and organizations supporting “conservative” candidates, most of whom are conservative in name only. Focus on the Family and the NRA were supporting Mike Huckabee and John McCain, respectively. Both of these organizations have a lot of weight, the proverbial 800 -pound gorillas, and they turned their back on the one real conservative who could have gotten in office. Why? Because Ron Paul was the underdog and “didn't have a chance.” On the other hand, Mr. McCain and Mr. Huckabee were “winners.”

How many other rising stars have fallen by the wayside thanks to the lost cause argument? Let's start with Barry Goldwater in the ’60s. Then we have Ross Perot in the 1990s, to name just two.

Just because the underdog is up against impossible odds doesn't mean anything. When you fight a war, you don't throw your lot in with those who you think will win. You fight for what is right. The lesser of the two evils is no choice at all, because it is still evil.

As for those who support the “winners,” how dare you call yourselves conservatives. Let me see, can I name all those who have fought against impossible odds and won? Roland, Sam Houston, Stonewall Jackson, Erwin Rommel, John Paul Jones, Lord Nelson, Alvin York… shall I go on? I found the ultimate antidote to the lost cause argument in of all places, a Lego comic book. The villain screams at the hero “you fool Axonn! Don't you realize you are fighting for a lost cause?” The hero replies “don't you realize those are the only kind worth fighting for?” Who has the guts to stand up for what is right?

Some say Ron Paul is “too radical.” Which would you pick: Radical conservative, yellowbelly conservative, or radical liberal? Besides, I can think of 56 more “radicals” who we can thank for the Declaration of Independence. If we want to keep those freedoms we take for granted, then we need to be radical. Again, I say to those afraid to stand up for their principles and beliefs, to those too afraid of supporting a “loser,” to those who won't stick to their well-advertised desire
to stop the liberal trashing of our nation, I say again, How dare you call yourselves Conservatives?

Nicholas Haliscak
Devine, Texas

Target: Tokyo

The Actual story of John Birch - The date: December 7, 1941.The story of Captain John Birch is one of a true American hero.Without Birch, many more men from the raid may not have survived to tell their story, nor perhaps would efforts made by Clair Chennault's fearless Flying Tigers have been as effective...

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Talking Points on the US-Columbia FTA

Ask your Congressman why US tax dollars are being sent to places like El Salvador to build infrastructure over the remains of rain forests, when in the U.S. our infrastructure is falling apart.

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Shortages and Inflation Result from Government Intervention

U.S. and other governments’ subsidies for biofuels may be causing a butterfly effect that is impacting food supplies around the world.

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The "Pig Book" of Political Pork

The 18th annual "Pig Book" report on pet spending projects in Congress from the last fiscal year is available from Citizens Against Government Waste. Who are the "pig" winners?

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Business Week Seeks to Downplay Bad Effects of NAFTA

In a wide-ranging report about the North American Free Trade Agreement, Business Week made many admissions about the harm emanating from NAFTA. But it came up short of recommending that the United States pull out of the agreement.

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