Ron Paul vs Wolf Blitzer on the Economic Crisis
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From PressTV
Gore Vidal, US novelist, historian and social critic says the Bush regime has killed all of the constitutional links that made the US a republic.
On early Friday morning Iran time, in an exclusive interview with Press TV, Vidal said that President Bush has rid the country of the Bill of Rights, habeas corpus and the entire legacy of the Magna Carta in the name of war on terror.
He also criticized the House of Representatives for not impeaching President Bush, over a wide array of subjects such as disclosure of CIA agent Valerie Plame's covert status. Vidal did however single out Rep. Dennis Kuchinich for drawing up articles of impeachment against the president.
Vidal, long strongly critical of the Bush administration, said the administration has both an an explicit and covert expansionist agenda.
In his writings he has made the assessment that for several years, the administration and its associates, many of whom are magnets in the oil and gas industry have had clear aims to control the oil of Central Asia which is to follow on the heels of gaining effective control of the oil of the Persian Gulf--a project that took a new twist with the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1991.
That event inadvertently served as the basis for the neo-conservative American Project for the 21st Century document and policy guideline that has been the hallmark of the Bush-Cheney years.
Regarding the September 11, 2001 attacks, Vidal has written the American intelligence community clearly warned it was coming but the event provided political cover and pretext for the plans that the administration already had in place for invading Iraq--plans that can be traced to the waning days of the first Bush family presidency. .
Once again my favourite politician of the time exposes the "group think" and error behind the American 2008 election issues . He has done this consistently throughout the campaign by refusing to let go of his principles and policies which are really the only way to save America. Make no mistake, her current course can only lead to ineveitable economic, social and political collapse. If and when she sneezes, it's a cold we can do without.
During a conference on C-Span, Ron Paul was asked to evaluate Obama in light of his nomination. He does this quite eloquently, highlighting the fact that most Americans do not know the issues. I agree. They're hooked on chanting the talismanic slogan of "change", without knowing a single policy he plans to implement. Believe me most Americans don't. Understandable considering the Bush, Clinton, Bush and almost Clinton again administration they've just had to suffer. Those that can name one of his policies, universal healthcare, don't realise they can't afford the system they've got.
To expand a little and show the magnitude of this, the Federal Reserve 2008 accounts say they're already in a 40 trillion dollar obligation to healthcare. That's not a spelling mistake. Surely Obama know's this? The Federal Reserve is already printing 20 billion dollars a year (out of thin air) and taking loans secured against sub prime securities to fund a trillion dollar a year war. How is it going to cope with the baby boomers who are now of age and which the 40 trillion owed? Obama knows. Universal healthcare! That's just one of his policies.
The IRS is going to be more popular than ever. Let's hear Ron Paul sum it up:
Wow! Obama is slick, you've go to give to him but the truth hurts. The Republican party must be kicking themselves. If Ron Paul is not going to take on Obama let's take a look at how McCain handles the coming "change":
What a sorry state of affairs. He's so desperate, he steals some of Ron Paul's lines! How could you nominate someone who says nothing(Obama), or be fooled by another idiot(McCain). Well let's get some tongue in cheek insight into American politics. This is what Fox News made of Obama's nomination celebration:
"One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics, is that you end up being governed by your inferiors." - Plato