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"An Army reservist who took the stage at a political event for Ron Paul and expressed his support for the Republican presidential candidate could face legal troubles, the military said Thursday."

I'm not sure how to find the videos and pictures now, but I recall seeing in-uniform military members on the stage with John McCain in 2007 and various military members peppering political news coverage since, endorsing various candidates other than Ron Paul.

[Obamas’] wisdom is all action, not having the element of true wisdom or reaction in all his acts. He is ambitious and wants his own way; this makes him a one-idea-man, all go-ahead without wisdom. His will is law and man must obey. As he sees no reaction or wisdom, he shows courage, but it is the effect of ignorance...

The U.S. must fire back against cyber attacks swiftly and strongly and should act to counter or disable a threat even when the identity of the attacker is unknown, the director of the National Security Agency told Congress. *Facepalm*

The monopoly on the use of violence has been challenged and the "terrorist" card has been put into play. The definition of terrorism has been blurred to include crime against cops, in Hemet CA. Gangs dealing in prohibited products are fighting back against the aggression of law enforcement.

It;s actually kind of obvious. Ron Paul is blaming the government and Al Qaeda for the attacks. People like Santorum are blaming Americans and their way of life!

Ron Paul: 9/11 prompted "glee" in Bush administration

Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul said Thursday evening that Bush administration officials were gleeful after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks because it gave them a pretext to invade Iraq.

ATLANTA, GA - Chuck Donovan, candidate for U.S. Senator from the state of Georgia, issued the following statement on the anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001:
"Like most Americans, I took the attacks of 9/11 very hard. As a professional pilot, I took them personally. We pilots had been trained with a plan to deal with hijackers; a plan we were told included team members outside of our cockpits. September 11, 2001 showed us we were disarmed and alone.

GOP presidential candidate and Texas Rep. Ron Paul says he was disgusted by the atmosphere of Tuesday’s GOP debate and felt like simply walking off stage at one point.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2011/10/21/ron-paul-latest-gop-debate-was-disgust...

The Lucifer Effect by Philip Zimbardo is an in depth study of mankind’s capacity for evil, beginning with the first complete treatise on the Stanford Prison Experiment ever published, and ending with the atrocities committed by US soldiers in Abu Ghraib. But as I was reading, I kept thinking of Ron Paul and the ongoing controversy between the libertarians and anarchists as to whether supporting his campaign is the right thing to do. I think this book has settled the issue for me.