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Patrick J. Buchanan : Newt, Sarah and a New GOP

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:17:42 +0000

You are correct about the bankers, free trade, and usury. I also agree with seizing the assets of these bankers as you suggested in a previous post.

Patrick J. Buchanan : You Might Be a Constitutionalist If...

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 13:19:15 +0000

One of the best things we the people can do politically is not allow the two main parties to dictate our choices for representation in government. With Republican or Democrat what we have are two heads of the same beast: a beast which has grown the federal and state bureaucracies for the last century. Republicans and Democrats have done so to the disregard of the majority of the citizens' welfare. This country was predicated with the idea that we would have very limited government.

Patrick J. Buchanan : US Joins Ranks Of Failed States

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:38:59 +0000

What Paul Craig Roberts has to say here is a very, very sad truth. Perhaps there is still enough time for many more Americans to come awake to these truths; to replace the political machines that are culpable; and without violence.

Patrick J. Buchanan : Netanyahu Vows Never to Let Israelis Be Tried for War Crimes

Mon, 12 Oct 2009 20:29:44 +0000

It was at the First Zionist Congress in 1897 that the elite bankers supported the creation of the geopolitical nation of Israel, so as to dominate the world's crossroads of the oil rich Middle East. At that time oil was needed to fuel the British navy. The British Empire gave way to the American Empire, but original purpose stayed in tact. Israel was always meant to be more than just a new settlement for those who called themselves Jews. It was always an illegal displacement of Palestinians from their rightful land. The Israelis have been war criminals from the time of their initial occupation of Palestine in 1948. They probably would not have gotten away with that occupation had it not been for the support of Britain and the United States. A world court should not have to try the leaders of these countries for war crimes. The people of the U.S., Great Britain, and Israel should try their own for such criminal activities.

Patrick J. Buchanan : Hire Americans First

Sun, 11 Oct 2009 13:40:47 +0000

The question was asked: "Where is the national outrage?" Well over 100 million citizens are sitting in their church pews this Sunday contemplating what Jesus would do. Their outrage is displaced with praise and worship music, and Jesus is not listening. Their comfort zones are much more important than any display of national outrage.

Patrick J. Buchanan : Epitaph on Empire

Fri, 9 Oct 2009 12:34:36 +0000

The mentality that killed that little boy in Iraq has been festering in the U.S. for a long time. Within one year after I returned from Vietnam, four Kent State college students were gunned down by the Ohio National Guard for protesting the illegal Vietnam War. If the act of murder was not enough, what really hurt me clean through to my heart, was to hear many of the people that I attended church with say, "Those commie, pinko students deserved what they got." The same demented mentality showed its ugly face when the U.S. government incinerated the Branch Davidian complex in Waco, TX. Once again, I heard people I knew saying, "Those weirdos deserved to die." These two incidents have pretty much been swept under the rug, and the guilty parties complicit in murder have gone without prosecution; but I have not forgotten what they did. I don't attend church any more. I can understand why the Vietnamese, the Iraqi, and Afghanistan people dislike the U.S.

Patrick J. Buchanan : Netanyahu's 'Shame' And The Fiction He Weaves

Wed, 7 Oct 2009 12:23:48 +0000

The reason that the geopolitical state of Israel has been able to pursue its diabolical escapades on the world stage is due to the support it widely receives from the religion of “Judeo Christianity,” or as it has been also called “Christian Zionism.” No religious persuasion has ever been more clearly responsible for so much bloodshed and destruction as has “Christian Zionism.” It is an offshoot of fundamental Christianity which has legitimized wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since 1991. Judeo-Christians think and act as though political Israel was a god. They have been misled, especially at the seminary level, by deliberately corrupted scripture and commentaries about scripture, which has then been taught from thousands of pulpits and media outlets. The driving force behind their leaders is almost always tainted by money and the power of fame. Southern Baptist pastor Jerry Falwell was one of the first leaders to recognize the potential for linking dispensational Christianity with Zionism and harness its combined power into a political movement with loyalty to the state of Israel as its primary and passionate mission. In the early 1980s, Falwell called his fledgling army “The Moral Majority.” It was later referred to as the “Christian Right.” Today, millions of people have made the present state of Israel the centerpiece of their Christian religion. Almost 60 percent of American evangelicals erroneously believe that the geopolitical nation state of Israel is a fulfillment of Biblical prophecy. Christian Zionism is not true Christianity, but rather a religion into which Judaism was injected, producing a radically altered hybrid. These Judeo Christian institutions have the responsibility to know the truth and tell it, regardless of the cost. Truth is the product of Jesus’ work, but those who claim to follow Him from the mega-church pulpits have played the monopoly game of war along with the bankers and politicians.

Patrick J. Buchanan : The Economic Recovery is an Illusion

Tue, 6 Oct 2009 13:19:02 +0000

A privately managed system of global capitalism gives far too much opportunity for the world's richest people to collude for their mutual benefit. Private banking results in the monopolization of money creation. Every sovereign nation in the world should take responsibility for the creation of their own currencies. It is much more difficult for governments to collude with each other than it is for private individuals. It matters not whether these governments are constitutional republics or dictatorships. Nationalization of money does not necessarily equate to socialism. Private enterprise and ownership of property can still flourish if it be the will of the people; and people have a better chance of holding their governments accountable than they have of holding private banking institutions accountable. Of course, this means that credit cards would be prohibited. A debt based monetary system puts money out in front of the production of goods and services; so that the people are forever playing catch up. Any corporation that wishes to operate in any given sovereign country must be prohibited from operating in any other country. In order to preserve the integrity of a country's monetary system, all avenues of capital flight must be cut off. Foreign trade is best regulated by each individual country rather than a central world authority, such as the IMF, World Band, or BIS; or by any trade agreements between countries. Foreign trade settlements are best configured by the governments of individual countries. There should be no pegging of currencies to any one particular country's currency. Contrary to popular belief, this system does not afford more efficiency, but rather gives unfair advantage to certain countries. A one world currency would be disastrous. In the world today, there is approximately ten times more wealth on paper than there is actual total world gross domestic product. Needless to say, this situation obscures and confuses real time wealth and worth of goods and services. The United States should lead the way in abolishing private banking, starting with the Federal Reserve. I believe that many other countries would realize that it would behoove them to do the same.

Patrick J. Buchanan : The Economic Recovery That Isn't

Mon, 5 Oct 2009 20:14:10 +0000

Before we can have any honest discussion of economics, we should understand that "money" or "credit" has no inherent value in and of itself. Money is something that is used to facilitate the trade of goods and services. Interest rates (which is the charge for the creation of money or credit over a set period of time) add no real value to the goods and services. The "dividend" is a much more accurate method of determining the return on investment for the loan of monies. The value of the dividend relates directly to the success of the borrower, and money lent stays in circulation until it is used up: an indefinite period of time. Because money and credit are social utilities that should be made available to all within a sovereign society, all private institutions that create money or credit should be made illegal by the sovereign authority. In the United States, the Constitution provided that Congress be the sole issuer of currency. Any legislation that provides for private institutions to create money is illegal and should be repealed. Fractional reserve banking should be outlawed. The government should appoint a commission of accountants who would be charged with setting up accurate bookkeeping as regards the sovereign currency. Money would then be issued as new goods and services are provided; then withdrawn from circulation as these goods and services are consumed. This would create a constant balance between the capacity to produce and the capacity to pay: that is between prices and purchasing power. Every citizen would be given a monthly dividend equal to a sum of money to fill the gap between prices and purchasing power. It would be equal in totality to the collective prices of consumable goods and services for sale. Economically, what is left of the United States must be rebuilt from the ground up. The flaw is not in the productivity of natural resources, or the availability of those resources, or lack of ingenuity, nor the ability to work. The flaw is, and has been, in the financial and monetary system, along with greedy, corrupt politicians.

Patrick J. Buchanan : ElBaradei Says Nuclear Israel Number One Threat to Mideast: Report

Mon, 5 Oct 2009 15:30:05 +0000

The geopolitical nation of Israel, and all the Evangelical Christians that think God put them back in the "land" in 1948, are in for a rude awakening.

Patrick J. Buchanan : GOP Senators: US, Not Israel, Should Attack Iran ‘If Necessary’

Mon, 5 Oct 2009 15:22:54 +0000

The mentality of the United States government in attacking Iraq, Afghanistan, and now Iran, is no different than the mentality of a common criminal who would attack any individual's home, kill the occupants, then steal the contents.

Patrick J. Buchanan : Confessions of a Home-Schooler

Thu, 1 Oct 2009 14:46:54 +0000

Home schooling is for those parents who do not wish to entrust the upbringing of their children to someone else. Who would have thought that the public schools, and the private religious schools before them, would become the forerunners of today's contemporary day care centers? Many parents use these particular schools as glorified baby sitting services. We have been a home school family for 18 years, but I will admit that public schools may be the only hope some children from dysfunctional families have to break free from abhorrent conditions in their homes. Fortunately there are many professional teachers in the public school system who sincerely want their students to learn. Some of the biggest gains my family realized from home schooling were children who learned to read fluently, and who loved to read rather than watch television. (We discarded the TV early on in the home school process). Home schooling produced a closeness with our children. We were readily available for conversation, discussion, and answering questions. We thrived academically right along with our children. Home schooling is NOT for the irresponsible, the selfish, or those parents who wish to merely go the motions of education. Home schooling is more about the home than it is about academics. Home schooling does not work well for those who wish to pass the buck.

Patrick J. Buchanan : Looking Under the TARP: Why They Call It Fall

Wed, 30 Sep 2009 13:14:35 +0000

The whole idea of TARP is a royal scam. The banks create the money that the government uses, with interest. How is it that the banks want money from the government, without interest?

Patrick J. Buchanan : Another War in the Works

Wed, 30 Sep 2009 11:57:27 +0000

Remember the saying: "You can fool all the people some of the time, some of the people all the time, but you can't fool all the people all the time?" Building a structure with lies is like building on shifting sand. The structure will inevitably crumble from the excessive burden of its own lies and mismanagement. The Western powers will soon find that there is nothing to be gained by aggressive world hegemony; especially a hegemony built on lies. Yes, there is a sizable military force to support these lies; but as more and more people learn the truth, less food will be made available to feed that military force. Honesty always wins in the end.

Patrick J. Buchanan : September Surprise - Iranian Nuke Facility Revelation: Countdown to War Begins

Wed, 30 Sep 2009 01:32:02 +0000

Patrick J. Buchanan : September Surprise - Iranian Nuke Facility Revelation: Countdown to War Begins

Tue, 29 Sep 2009 11:53:55 +0000

The Israeli mindset is extremely sick, but I would qualify this mindset of not everyday Jews, but of the Zionist element of wealthy international bankers who wish to gain world dominance for their "chosen people." These Zionist Jews have been able to delude a large portion of American Christianity into thinking they have some Biblical mandate to be "back in the land," and therefore should be supported for whatever they wish to do. Of course this notion is patently false. To get a more clear picture of what is going on in the Mid East and Central Asia, one must simply follow the money trail. The accusations that Iran will develop nuclear weapons is merely a decoy to allow U.S., Israel, and European allies to try to steal Iranian wealth, just as they tried to do with Iraq and Afghanistan, and many other countries throughout the world.

Patrick J. Buchanan : Security Tapes of Oklahoma City Bombing Raise More Questions

Tue, 29 Sep 2009 01:03:10 +0000

The United States government killed four innocent Kent State College students protesting against the illegal war (conflict) in Vietnam. The incident was essentially swept under the rug. The Branch Davidian complex in Waco, TX was incinerated along with its occupants over a weapons charge that could have been resolved without any violence. Once again, the U.S. government murdered innocent civilians. It was quickly forgotten with no charges against any government officials, and with a some people proclaiming: "The weirdos deserved to die." Then came the Murrah building in Oklahoma City. The government wanted to say it was a lone act of revenge for Waco. In the first day or two of the disaster, a reputable bomb expert identified several unexploded bombs attached to various parts of the inner building structure. His testimony and the evidence, reported by the media at first, was whisked away and forgotten. Demolition experts who examined the building have scientifically stated that the damage to building could not have happened with just explosives in the truck parked in front. I believe the government set the building up as a test to see what damage they could do and still get away with a fraudulent story. They have done well. Once again, the U.S. government complicit of murder in the first degree. McVeigh and Nichols were patsies. How does it feel to be governed by genocidal murderers? <div style="margin: 6px 0pt 0pt; display: block;"><a class="a2a_dd" href="http://www.addtoany.com/share_save"><img src="http://static.addtoany.com/buttons/share_save_171_16.png" alt="Share/Save/Bookmark" width="171" border="0" height="16">

Patrick J. Buchanan : Waterboarding Doesn’t Work, Scientists Say

Thu, 24 Sep 2009 17:42:56 +0000

Torture performed by anybody, on anybody, for any reason, is straight from the pits of hell.

Patrick J. Buchanan : The Economy is a Lie Too

Thu, 24 Sep 2009 15:22:07 +0000

Not only is the economy a lie, but a usurious monetary system is even a bigger lie. Ezekiel 18:13 describes usury as an abomination in the eyes of God, but a person doesn't need to believe in the Bible to have the common sense to know that "money" or "credit" should have no value except that which it is used to trade for goods and services. To attach a value to money per se, is to distort its worth, and to distort the rest of an economy with it.

Patrick J. Buchanan : VIDEO: Judge Napolitano on Forced Vaccinations in Massachusetts

Wed, 23 Sep 2009 18:33:46 +0000

People should understand that vaccines of all types are harmful. God gave our bodies the ability to naturally fight off diseases, so vaccinations only inhibit the natural immune system of our bodies from working. Mandatory vaccinations are a affront to our personal liberties protected by the Constitution of the U.S. The argument that they are for our own good does not hold water. They are like seat belt or motorcycle helmet laws, the use of which should be left to the discretion of the individual; and in the case of children, to the discretion of the parents. Mandatory vaccinations were upheld by the lower court in Prince Georges County, MD, in 2007. Parents were ordered to show up at the county courthouse with their children, and they did in large numbers. They must have been intimidated to do otherwise. They should have stayed away and forced the government's hand. I would urge the people of Massachusetts to repel any forced intrusion on their privacy with force if necessary. Perhaps this will be "the straw that breaks the camel's back" as the saying goes. There is a point where we have to stand up to bullies, or be bullied into the grave.