Mark Cella On Senator Ron Paul
Mark Cella on Ron Paul
Mark Cella on Ron Paul
Senator Ron Paul Understands That Personal Liberty is What Americans Should Treasure, Not a Police State and ID Cards.
As Senator Ron Paul becomes more known to the public in his effort to win the presidency in 2008, he also gets attacked more often.
Those who dont want a man talking about abolishing the Federal Reserve or removing the U.S. from Iraq try to spin information in a way that makes Ron Paul look unworthy to be president.
Heres the thing, Ron Paul isn't perfect because no one can be perfect.
However, in our opinion, hes the closest anyone can come to being the best fit to lead America in a time of great trouble.
Mark Cella on Senator Ron Paul
In a time where the current president, George Bush, is passing legislation to enslave Americans inside a police state, Ron Paul understands the need to return to our constitutional ways.
Understand that if another puppet of the banking cabal replaces Bush, America is in for more of the same police state legislation.
One look at Bushs actions recently shows clearly why a man such as Senator Ron Paul is needed.
In May, Bush signed the National Security and Homeland Security Presidential Directive. This would give the president almost full dictatorial powers in the event of a national emergency.
On Aug. 4th 2007, the Senate passed the Bush backed spy bill, which preserves expands the illegal domestic spying program.
Combine this with the Patriot Act, Military Commissions Act of 2006, etc., and it should be clear to anyone paying attention that someone is planning to enslave Americans.
Ron Paul recognizes this plan and is speaking out against it.
Mark Cella on Ron Paul
Ron Paul also understands the truth behind the failed War on Drugs.
For the first 140 years of our history, we had essentially no federal War on Drugs, and far fewer problems with drug addiction and related crimes was a consequence. In the past 30 years, even with the hundreds of millions of dollars spent on the drug war, little good has come of it.
We have vacillated from efforts to stop the drugs at the source to severely punishing the users, yet nothing has improved.
This War has been behind most big government policy powers of the last 30 years, with continual undermining of our civil liberties and personal privacy. Those who support the IRSs efforts to collect maximum revenues and root out the underground economy, have welcomed this intrusion, even if the drug underworld grows in size and influence.
The Drug War encourages violence. Government violence against nonviolent users is notorious and has led to the unnecessary prison overpopulation. Innocent taxpayers are forced to pay for all this so-called justice.
by: Mark Cella
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