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Ron Paul’s Farewell Address to Congress

By on November 15, 2012 in Bailouts, Biased Media, Big Business, Big Government, Central Banks, Civil Disobedience, Crony Capitalism, Debt, Debt Monetization, Entitlement, Financial Crisis, Free Markets, Globalization, Gold, Government Control, Housing Bubble, Hyperinflation, Immigration, Inflation, Inspiration, Military, Miscellaneous, Money, Occupy Wall Street, Police Brutality, Privacy, Protests, Regulations, Revolutions, Ron Paul, Sovereign Debt, Stories, Surveillance, The 99%, United States, War

Here is a transcript of Ron Paul’s farewell address to Congress, originally sourced from the Campaign for Liberty. Farewell to Congress This may well be the last time I speak on the House Floor.  At the end of the year I’ll leave Congress after 23 years in office over a 36 year period.  My goals [...]

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Doug Casey on Occupy Wall Street

By on November 24, 2011 in Big Government, Economic Analysis, Interviews, Occupy Wall Street, Protests, Revolutions

So what is Occupy Wall Street really about? Is it a group of disenchanted and angry people, rightfully directing their anger towards those who are unfairly profiting from the system at the expense of everyone else? Or, are they a band of socialists asking for fairy tales and fantasies to come true? Do they rightfully [...]

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“We Are the 99%” — Are You Sure?

By on November 14, 2011 in Occupy Wall Street, Protests, The 99%

“We are the 99%”. This is a meme that I have been hearing more and more often. The first time I heard it was in connection with the Occupy Wall Street movement, and the meme refers to the growing wealth gap between the richest 1% of society, and the other 99%. Who occupies the top [...]

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