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• • 08 Jul 09
  • 5:00 pm

  Good thing if they are. Obama and the liberal fascists have converted our republic into a totalitarian marxist state. As such, our political system and our government are no longer legitimate. With the confirmation of racist Sotomayor to the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court will no longer have legitimate authority over Americans. Revolution is the only way to restore the Constitution and liberty. The liberal fascists will be given their strongholds in the coastal urban areas, and Free Americans will establish a new nation, conceived in liberty, in the remaining 95% of the land area of the US. Free America will …

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• • 07 May 09
  • 3:07 pm

  Everyone knows that the reason the meltdown is going global is that is is being caused by the international totalitarian marxists who currently hold the reins of global power. True prosperity will come when we boycott companies who are cooperating with the liberal fascists, when we refuse to buy Obama-mobiles, when we take our children out of the government indoctrination centers, when we stop hiring liberals and start rewarding productive, freedom-loving citizens with real jobs, not phony government "green" jobs. The end of liberal fascism will result in an explosion of productivity and a dramatic rise in living standards. At some …

  Posted to The Meltdown Goes Global

• • 30 Jun 09
  • 1:45 pm

  It's time to rethink allowing liberal fascists to rule. The "meltdown" is a deliberate liberal-fascist operation. The solution is for Free Americans to separate from the lib-nazis, confine them to the coastal cities, repudiate their national debt, and rebuild Free America. Reparations can be extracted from the lib-nazis to compensate for the quadrillions in damages they have caused with the fraudulent enviro-fascism and anti-private property hoaxes.

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• • 17 Sep 08
  • 12:43 am

  The New Deal was largely a failure. Unfortunately, World War II intervened and the massive amount of government spending makes it impossible to know if FDRs socialism would have helped at all. The New Deal was the solution for a problem that didn't exist. It dealt with the symptoms, not the cause of the Depression, which was government distortion of the markets and government intervention that exacerbated the collapse. Todays' economy looks almost nothing like that of 1929. The government has been on a Keynesian spending spree for 70 years since, so a new infusion of government spending would change nothing. …

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