Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.'s Blog, page 2683

Cain Agrees With Ron

In part: for Herman, the 1984ish spying state is fine, but Obama should not, on his own say-so, assassinate American citizens. Foreigners--as subhumans--are fair game, of course.

By the way, how do we know that the latest victim is actually a bad guy? The professional liars in the government say so?

If Perry gets his way, and the US military invades Mexico again, any Mexican who resists will be labeled a terrorist. Isn't it time we threw out this federal nomenclature? It only obscures the truth. (Thanks to Rob Bjerk)

The Candidate Who Just 'Stepped Off the Set of The Sopranos'

Toby Harden on why Chris Christie will never be president.

Escalating the Drug War

Perry wants to invade Mexico.

Cain Plays the Race Card and the Age Card

He wants to blame Perry for hunting at somebody else's 2,000-acre preserve where there was a bad word painted on a rock many years ago. "That is very insensitive," says Cainster, who goes on to insult Ron again for being 76.

Al-Awlaki Should Have Gotten the Eichmann Treatment

Ron in the NY Daily News.

Nothing But a Closet Leftist

Bob Wenzel on the truth about Chris Christie.

Neocon: Time To Raise Cain to a Contender

The stato-media love him.

Ron Paul's Great Friend

Andrew P. Napolitano's latest book, and perhaps his most important for the Ron Paul movement, is now shipping in hardback and Kindle: It Is Dangerous To Be Right When the Government Is Wrong: The Case for Personal Freedom. It is a sweeping and inspiring defense of the principles that undergird human freedom, and a scorching examination of freedom's enemy, the government. But this much-needed manifesto of liberty is #34,000 on Amazon. That is a disgrace. The Judge is Ron's mighty defender on TV, and one of the great American orators in person. He is also a brilliant writer. This man, this book, deserve to be #1, and we can do it. The price is just $15.98 hardback and $9.99 Kindle.

Warmongering ABC Attacks Ron

Complete with a biased photo. But it won't work. (Thanks to Zee Zee)

Not Looking Like Romney-Perry Is an Advantage

UVA prof: "Because we're in a time where there's such a tremendous level of dissatisfaction of politics currently being practiced, one can at least make a case that anti-politicians, someone who doesn't look like a politician, is someone we need." He's talking about Christie, but this applies in spades to Ron, who unlike Chris, is a real anti-politician politician.