Religions > Atheism > Ready to start a war with Iran, Syria, North Korea or China
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"Michel" |
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29 Oct 2005 02:48:25 AM |
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Ready to start a war with Iran, Syria, North Korea or China |
Republican Congressman Slams Bush On Militarized Police State Preparation.
Ron Paul says indictment story is far more damaging than media is
portraying, avian flu martial law provisions aimed at gun confiscation.
Congressman Ron Paul has accused the Bush administration of attempting to
set in motion a militarized police state in America by enacting gun
confiscation martial law provisions in the event of an avian flu pandemic.
Paul also slammed as delusional and dangerous plans to invade Iran, Syria,
North Korea and China.
Ron Paul represents the 14th Congressional district of Texas. He also serves
on the House of Representatives Financial Services Committee, and the
International Relations committee.
Paul appeared on the Alex Jones show yesterday and raised some interesting
points about the possibility of imminent indictments of top Bush
administration figures.
"I think there's a lot more excitement coming and it's not going to be good
for the Republicans," stated Paul.
"The things that I hear have to do with Karl Rove and Abramoff and that's
much much worse than anybody would believe and it involves DeLay as well."
"And that type of an indictment will be much more serious than the
indictment of shifting campaign funds around.....there's some political
infighting which could make that really interesting."
On the subject of the police state, Paul stated,
"If we don't change our ways we will go the way of Rome and I see that as
rather sad.....the worst things happen when you get the so-called Republican
conservatives in charge from Nixon on down, big government flourishes under
Republicans."
"It's really hard to believe it's happening right in front of us. Whether
it's the torture or the process of denying habeas corpus to an American
citizen."
"I think the arrogance of power that they have where they themselves are
like Communists....in the sense that they decide what is right. The
Communist Party said that they decided what was right or wrong, it wasn't a
higher source."
Paul responded to President Bush's announcement last week that he would
order the use of military assets to police America in the event of an avian
flu outbreak.
"To me it's so strange that the President can make these proposals and it's
even plausible. When he talks about martial law dealing with some epidemic
that might come later on and having forced quarantines, doing away with
Posse Comitatus in order to deal with natural disasters, and hardly anybody
says anything. People must be scared to death."
Paul, himself a medical doctor, agreed that the bird flu threat was empty
fearmongering.
"I believe it is the President hyping this and Rumsfeld, but it has to be in
combination with the people being fearful enough that they will accept the
man on the white horse. My first reaction going from my political and
medical background is that it's way overly hyped and to think that they have
gone this far with it, without a single case in the whole country and
they're willing to change the law and turn it into a military state? That is
unbelievable! They're determined to have martial law."
Paul opined that the martial law provisions now being promoted by the Bush
administration were a direct response to people's unwillingness to
relinquish their firearms, as was seen in New Orleans after Hurricane
Katrina.
"I think they're concerned about the remnant, the remnant of those
individuals who don't buy into stuff and think that they should take care of
themselves on their own, that they should have their own guns and their own
provisions and they don't want to depend on the government at all and I
think that is a threat to those who want to hold power. They don't want any
resistance to their authoritarian rule."
Paul opined that the government was on a delusional power trip that
threatened the country.
"These guys are ready to start a war with Iran, Syria, North Korea or China.
They can't possibly do that, it's so insane, we don't have the money, we
don't have the troops, we probably don't even have the ammunition."
"But, if they are truly delusional they just might do something that's
totally irrational."
Paul expressed his hope that finally some conservatives are waking up to the
fact that the Bush administration is a trojan horse, especially after
arch-liberal Harriet Miers was chosen by Bush to supposedly move the Supreme
Court to the right, even though her record is atrocious and she has been
involved in the past covering up for the Bush crime family's activities.
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