Ron Paul: The Dangerous Possibilities of Current Political Agendas

Alex is joined by former US Congressman Dr. Ron Paul to discuss the egregious acts by the Executive Office by the United States the dangers of coming tyranny if we continue down the political road we are currently on.

Ron Paul Discusses Audit the Fed on CNBC 10/28/13

Ron Paul Discusses Audit the Fed on CNBC 10/28/13

Ron Paul's Texas Straight Talk 10/21/13: On the Disastrous Debt and Spending Deal

Ron Paul: Not Raising Debt Ceiling Won't Put U.S. In Default

"They are not going to default, all governments like us they default by giving money with less value, they are good at that. But they are not going to not send the checks out, you think of what happened in'09 when the financial system worldwide was collapsing. The Fed was involved with trillions, some estimate up to 15 trillion in secret they bailed out banks, foreign government, foreign central banks. nobody knew. Are they going to allow our treasury bill interest not to be paid? They are capable doing whatever they want, all they have to do is write an executive order or whatever."

John Stossel ~ Escaping The Education BLOB: The Ron Paul Curriculum

I think this whole blob concept can be extended to include pretty much most of the economy, and indeed of the western world today; i.e. everything that's plagued by regulation, taxes, unions, bureaucracy, debt, red tape, and just general socialist bullshit... Western civilization is a very repulsive and cringeworthy blob at the moment which is growing out of control, all because of two words: socialism and political correctness. You don't have to be a "republican" to figure that out.

Ron Paul Choice For US Is Between Spending, Inflation & Detroit

The rigged financial markets are not an indicator of the health of the domestic economy. Millions of industrial and manufacturing jobs have been lost to global slave trade markets to increase wall street's bottom line. The domestic economy is rotting while the Federal Reserve rigs the financial markets to the tune of billions of dollars every month. The major cities are broke and the retirement funds decimated. The Fed's money corruption scheme has bred huge disparities in wealth and income, massive unemployment, huge student debt, along with the deterioration of the domestic infrastructure.

Ron Paul ~ It's The Monetary System We Need To Deal With Not The Particular Manager

Ron Paul ~ It's The Monetary System We Need To Deal With Not The Particular Manager

Ron Paul: Taper Fakeout Means Fed Is Worried

Former Presidential Candidate and former Texas Congressman Ron Paul joins the News Hub to explain why the Federal Reserve's decision not to start tapering means the central bank is more worried about the economy than the markets know.

Ron Paul Fed Decision To Not Taper Is A Really Bad Sign

In a surprise, the Federal Reserve has decided against reducing its stimulus for the U.S. economy because its outlook for growth has dimmed in the past three months. (Sept. 18)

Ron Paul On Syria: I Smell Iraq All Over Again

Ron Paul joins CNN's Wolf Blitzer to discuss possible American intervention into the civil war amid accusations that the Syrian government used chemical weapons on civilians.

Ron Paul: Syria Chemical Attack A FALSE FLAG

During an interview on Fox Business' Cavuto Wednesday, former Texas Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) commented on the unfolding situation in Syria, specifically calling the recent chemical attack a 'false flag' likely carried out by the US backed Al Qaeda filled rebels.

"I think it's a false flag..." said Paul. "Why don't we ask about the Al Qaeda? Why are we on the side of the Al Qaeda right now?"

Paul also exposed the history of lies and propaganda used by the US government to justify military intervention, pointing specifically to the Iraq war.

"Look at how many lies were told to us about Saddam Hussein prior to that buildup, war propaganda. It's endless, it happens all the time," said Paul, also pointing to Donald Rumsfeld's role in supplying chemical weapons to Saddam in the 1980′s.

Ron Paul - The Market an Alternative to Obamacare

Ron Paul - The Fed Has Destroyed 98% of the Dollar's Value, Its Worthless!

We are here because We The People did not take the responsibility that our Founding Father's left us with, seriously. We have become lazy, apathetic & complacent. WE have allowed this to happen. WE have not held those that are supposed to represent us, accountable. We have turned away from God. Morality is now seen as abnormal & is to be frowned upon because it isn't "politically correct".
Willingly paying our taxes has financed our own demise. Our tax dollars are supposed to be used for the betterment of OUR country, OUR people & OUR way of life. Clearly that has not been the case for quite some time & the corrupt, illegitimate government wants even more.
OUR TAX DOLLARS FUND: TERRORISM * WAR CRIMES * THE POLICE STATE * CORRUPTION * THEFT * GENOCIDE * LAWLESSNESS * TREASON * CORPORATISM * SLAVERY * THE POISONING OF AIR, FOOD, WATER & SOIL * DESTRUCTION OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THESE UNITED STATES
STARVE THE BEAST!!!
Stop paying all taxes you can. Claim Married 9 for your exemptions. Don't file a tax return. This is the easiest form of Civil Disobedience, with the least amount of violence against us. If we all do this, they can't come after all of us. There are more of us then them.
UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL!!!!!
A HOUSE DIVIDED WILL NOT STAND!!!!!
 Its always been less than 10% of the population who ever led our nation to any moment of greatness. It also takes less than 2% to get us to where we are now. Quit complaining and start boycotting every single large public company, starting with Home Depot, Target, Starbucks, and all major banks. Let's get 20 million boycotting these folks and compel them to fund our taking back of our Republic. Get them off the homosexual obsession they have been consumed with for years.

Ron Paul ~ Obamacare Leads to Socialism

Middle of the Road in Healthcare Leads to Socialism
by Ron Paul
The ever-expanding role of government in healthcare provides an excellent example of Ludwig Von Mises' warning that "The Middle of the Road Leads to Socialism." Beginning in the 1940s, government policies distorted the health care market, causing prices to rise and denying many Americans access to quality care. Congress reacted to the problems caused by their prior interventions with new interventions, such as the HMO Act, ERISA, EMTLA, and various federal entitlement programs. Each new federal intervention not only failed to fix the problems it was supposedly created to solve, it created new problems, leading to calls for even more new federal interventions. This process culminated in 2010, when Congress passed Obamacare.

Contrary to the claims of some of its opponents, Obamacare is not socialized medicine. It is corporatized medicine. After all, the central feature of Obamacare is the mandate that all Americans buy health insurance from private health insurance companies. And, as with previous government interventions in the marketplace, Obamacare is not only failing to correct the problems caused by prior federal laws, it is creating new problems.

Consider the almost weekly stories about how Obamacare is causing health insurance premiums to rise, causing employees to lay off workers or reduce their workers' hours, and causing doctors to leave the profession. Also, consider the problems the administration is already having administering the federal exchanges and other parts of the health care law.

I fully expect the implosion of Obamacare to continue, and the supporters of nationalized health care to use Obamacare's failures to push for a Canadian-style "single payer" health care system. Unfortunately, some Obamacare opponents fail to see that the problem is not just Obamacare, but all government interference with health care. These Obamacare opponents advocate replacing Obamacare with "Obamacare lite." But economic law teaches us that "Obamacare lite" will be no more successful than Obamacare.

In order to win the battle for health freedom, those who oppose nationalized health care must have the courage to advocate for a complete free market in health care. Enhanced individual tax credits and enhanced use of Health Savings Accounts (HSA) are just two polices that could help restore a free-market in health care by putting control over the health care dollar back in the hands of the people. A good place to start would be to repeal Obamacare's restrictions on HSAs.

Long-term group insurance contracts could ensure that those with pre-existing conditions could obtain coverage. Under such a contract, individuals could pool resources to purchase a group policy that would cover any and all problems any member might develop over time. Businesses, churches, community organizations, and even fraternities and sororities could offer these types of contracts.

Negative outcomes insurance, where patients waive the right to sue for medical errors in exchange for guaranteed payouts to those harmed, could reduce the burden of malpractice litigation.

Other free-market health care reforms that could make the health care market more competitive and lower the cost of health care include allowing individuals to purchase insurance from across state lines, removing restrictions on physician-owned hospitals, and reducing the regulatory power of the Food and Drug Administration.

Some will say it is unrealistic to advocate replacing Obamacare with a pure free-market system, but in fact it is unrealistic to expect anything less than a true free-market to provide quality health care for Americans at all income levels. Continuing on the "middle of the road" in health care by mixing free-markets with government spending and regulations will only continue to take us on the road to socialized health care.

Ron Paul supports Snowden and Manning in Larry King interview

With Bradley Manning sentenced to 35 years in prison for his role in releasing sensitive military information to WikiLeaks and the US government's hunt for Edward Snowden for revealing the NSA's spying program, being a whistleblower isn't an easy task. As some people see the two individuals as traitors, some people believe that these leaks are essential to gaining full government transparency. In an interview with Larry King, former Congressman Ron Paul expresses his appreciation for the leaked information.

Ron Paul On Gold, Detroit Bankruptcy, And Rand 2016 for President

Ron Paul On Gold, Detroit Bankruptcy, And Rand 2016 for President gold price 2013, 2014 economy, crisis, collapse, silver price, government

Ron Paul: Gold Could Go to Infinity

Tue 18 Jun 13 | 01:12 PM ET Ron Paul still likes gold. In fact, he thinks it could go to "infinity." With CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis and the Futures Now Traders.

Ron Paul: It's Going to Get Much, Much Worse

Dr. Ron Paul has long been a leading voice for limited constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, sound money, civil liberty, and non-interventionist foreign policies. His last term in the U.S. House of Representatives ended earlier this year, so we caught up with the former Congressman to get his latest perspective on how successfully our national leadership is dealing with America's economic challenges.

Ron Paul on Gold: I am Buying

Ron Paul on Gold: No One Knows Value; I'm Buying
April 23 (Bloomberg) -- Ron Paul, Former Congressman from Texas, discusses his views on gold, central banks, and the weakened Republican Party. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Market Makers." (Source: Bloomberg)

Ron Paul - Gold is the Ultimate Money - Fox Business - 3/20/13

Campaign for Liberty Chairman Ron Paul appeared on Fox Business on March 20, 2013, to discuss gold as money, the Federal Reserve's disastrous quantitative easing programs, and what happens once a government destroys its currency.

Ron Paul on Gold Standard & Paper Money Moral Hazard

"I want a market economy," says GOP presidential candidate, Ron Paul " what I want is a market economy. I don't want the dependency as a matter of fact, that's the big disadvantage of paper because of the moral hazard. if we get into trouble, we always know the lender of last resort. it was set up for that reason. the lender of last resort gambled , do anything, take risks, the government's insurance. so they get into trouble. but if they get into trouble, they shouldn't come and rescue the economy. they shouldn't be bailing out general motors in these trillions of dollars in both the fed and congress, that was set up. And i complained about that for ten years. you know, this line of credit of fannie mae, freddie mac. and they overdo things. they overinvest. a lot of times they talk about the inflation, about the price level. But really the biggest problem with inflating the money supply and giving you artificially low interest rates is the mal investment..."