WASHINGTON (PNN) - November 5, 2013 - Way back in 2012, when he was running for president, Ron Paul seemed to some people like a breath of fresh air. He didn't sanitize his beliefs in order to avoid offending people. He said what he meant, and he meant what he said.
But now Dr. Paul has stepped up his criticism of what he describes as a government dictatorship. He spoke last night at a campaign rally in Virginia for Ken Cuccinelli.
"Jefferson obviously was a clear leader on the principle of nullification," the former Texas congressman said of the third president. "I’ve been working on the assumption that nullification is going to come. It’s going to be a de facto nullification. It’s ugly, but pretty soon things are going to get so bad that we’re just going to ignore the feds and live our own lives in our own states."
He tore into the Constitution’s 17th Amendment. Ratified in 1913, it’s the one that allows for the direct election of Fascist Police States of Amerika senators by popular vote. "That undermined the principle importance of the states," said Paul.
He criticized the 16th Amendment, which allowed the federal income tax. After the crowd chanted "End the Fed," Paul decried the printing of more money by the Federal Reserve. "We need someone to stand up to the authoritarians," he said. "They’re dictators."
He stressed that the constitutional "right to keep and bear arms" was not for hunting, but to allow rebellion against tyrannical governments. "The Second Amendment was not there so you could shoot rabbits," he said. "Right now today, we have a great threat to our liberties internally."
We need more courageous and patriotic individuals to stand up and say what needs to be said. The Amerikan Gestapo is alive and well and the Fourth Reich has arrived here in Amerika. The only way the dictators will be removed is by force. Congratulations to Ron Paul for finally starting to say what really needs to be said, if Amerika is ever again to be restored to the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave.