Revolution PAC: How to Market the Greatest Congressman in History

The Panic of 2008 was stage one of the collapse Ron Paul has been warning about for much of his career. Stage two is unfolding before us in the form of the debt crisis, of which the recent downgrading of the U.S. by S&P is only a symbol.

In short, the calamity that Ron Paul has spent his career warning about is upon us. It boggles the mind that Americans could think a difficult choice confronts them in the Republican primary when they have the opportunity to support a true economic prophet, not to mention the greatest congressman in American history.

We are out to change that.

Read more here by Thomas Woods about the Revolution PAC and how you can help >>>

Posted by Sandra Crosnoe

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Stop Dreaming by Aravoth

Just as good now as it was in 2007.  Wake up America!

8:54 min  – 23,475 views at time of posting

Uploaded by aravoth on Nov 9, 2009

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Remastered Version. Originally posted in the middle of 2007 by Aravoth, me.

“The moral and constitutional obligations of our representatives in Washington are to protect our liberty, not coddle the world, precipitating no-win wars, while bringing bankruptcy and economic turmoil to our people.”

- Congressman Ron Paul M.D.

GIN: Don’t Count On a Republican Congress To Save The Day

Wake up Dorothy! You’re not in Kansas anymore. (And no, America is not a democracy.)

Still living under the illusion that if we just get a Republican majority in Congress America will be “made safe for Democracy”?

If you are still buying into the myth that a Republican majority in Congress is “the answer to our problems”, then in fact, you are not only not in Kansas, you are not in any of the several states, including your own. Sure, you might be there physically, but the part of you that matters for the purposes of this discussion is somewhere else. Your focus, attention, and problem solving skills, at least, are stuck in Washington, D.C.

A D.C. focus at this stage is the one least likely to derail the express train to total government. And stuck on D.C. is exactly where the Ruling Class wants your head, your focus, your energy, your efforts, and above all, your donations.

For purposes of clarity, the Ruling Class includes establishment incumbent Republicans. (Need a full definition of the Ruling Class? See Andrew Codevilla’s article, America’s Ruling Class — And The Perils of Revolution)

Click on pic to read the rest of this piece on Grassroots in Nebraska Website

So, you may ask, what’s wrong with re-electing so many incumbents?

Let ‘Freedom Watch’ Ring for R3publicans!

I Found a little Gem for you and am hoping that R3publicans will share not only the video but also promote Freedom Watch and engage in the most important debate of our time.  Will the Republican party embrace the concept of less government; constitutionally limited moral government?  Will we become a part of the solution or disappear into oblivion.  It will take moral courage and backbone because of the failure of so many to do so over recent decades.  However,  we will have lots of opportunities to model with our lives and our standards in our homes and our communities as we go forward.  The debate must continue and people must make difficult lifestyle choices as our nation moves into bankruptcy (or actually admits that we as a nation are already there).  People like Southern Avenger are trumpets in our time and sounding the alarm.  Judge Andrew Napolitano is facilitating the debate and giving leaders a place to go head to head on the important matters facing the nation.

Yes, he is ready for prime time!

For Life and Liberty
Sandra Crosnoe

dated August 19, 2010 – 5.33 mins and 6,591 views at time of posting

Judge Andrew Napolitano’s FOX Business program “Freedom Watch” is nothing short of revolutionary.  Southern Avenger says to let ‘Freedom Watch’ ring:

Denouncing libertarianism as not true conservatism is like saying The Rolling Stones somehow dethroned Elvis Presley. There’s no questioning that both acts sound very different-there’s also no questioning that both are rock n’ roll personified. The philosophies of libertarianism and conservatism are no doubt particular and distinct, as the loudest voices for each will eternally argue; but both brands have also been virtually inseparable in the history of American conservatism. Perhaps Ronald Reagan said it best in 1975: “I believe the very heart and soul of conservatism is libertarianism… The basis of conservatism is a desire for less government interference or less centralized authority or more individual freedom and this is a pretty general description also of what libertarianism is.”

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Oklahoma: Tom Coburn at OWU March 27th

It has come to my attention via a forwarded email that Senator Tom Coburn will be in Bartlesville, Oklahoma for a “meet and greet” this Saturday.  I encourage my fellow Constitutionalists to attend this function so they may have the opportunity to ask the Senator some questions about his vote on the bailout.

Why did Senator Coburn vote for a bill he knew was unconstitutional? It seems such a violation of his principles.

Food for thought: It is election season, so the question of whether or not the party is giving equal time and information to both incumbents and challengers is important.

Details about Saturday’s event are included here below the video.

This Saturday the 27th at 5:30 in the foyer of the Fine Arts building at OWU, US Senator Tom Coburn will be here for a Meet and Greet reception.  He will also be giving us a congressional update of what is happening in DC.  The local party will be passing the hat for donations as it is election year and we need money for headquarters etc.  It is not a requirement to give but if one feels inclined to give it we will not turn it down.  Please spread the word.  Thank you.

If you think it is time for you to be involved with what happens in your government, this is an opportunity.

All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing …. Edmund Burke