I'm told @SenRandPaul hasn't yet signed the Cotton letter http://t.co/kGzYEQ3myn but will today. PLEASE RETWEET & urge him not to. #NoWWIII
— Justin Raimondo (@JustinRaimondo) March 9, 2015
Justin,
We are only trying to help you.
Rand is not one of us. He is not good for you.
- RW
Justin. Man, come on. Like RW said he is NOT one of us. Haven't you seen his almost pathological worship of Israel? He sounds like a crazed Christian Fundy! The political process is FIXED. It's extremely CORRUPT. There is NO fixing it! We're going to have to look for solutions outside of politics.
ReplyDeleteShortly after Rand took office a few years ago, I remember reading that 100 out of 100 Senators voted for more sanctions against Iran. I knew then Rand was not an unapologetic libertarian, if a libertarian at all.
ReplyDeleteWhat's Justin's malfunction ?
ReplyDeleteI thought EPJ had him straightened out months ago.
Desperation.
DeleteI can't grasp the Messiah President mindset that libertarians like Walter Blick and Justin have. They will accept all ideological transgressions as long as it is justified as pragmatism necessary for Rand to win the Presidency. And of course if Rand is President, all will be made right. People who live in the real world understand that this is not the way things work.
ReplyDeleteThat is an excellent point Jeff. Block does't take that sort of ideological transgression lightly when it comes to economics. He is brutal with both Hayek and Friedman for making compromises with the State.
Deletehttp://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.169.2627&rep=rep1&type=pdf
http://mises.org/sites/default/files/12_2_6_0.pdf
Why does Rand Paul get preferential treatment?
I have read Justin Raimondo's articles for 13 years, and I have noticed that his intensity as a writer has fallen over the last two or three years. I know he has been sick quite often and seems to be slipping, but as a 61 year old who has watched this former republic fall into the abyss for 47 years, I can not help but get angrier by the day, and there is no sympathy that can be gained from my soul for those who are soft on political quislings like Paul the Younger
ReplyDeleteWith so much at stake why does Justin continue to lack the ability to crucify this Jacobean by the name of Rand Paul for being an outright menace toward liberty, unless it acts as a shallow and inept rear guard action. The bottom line is Rand Paul has the strategic logic of a white trash reactionary who just knows that he can pull one over on the rest of us because of his brilliant mind. What he fails to realize is that he and other white trash reactionaries like Alex Jones who repeats his words in their vanity echo chamber, are way out of their league when it comes to presidential politics.
Wake up Justin, you have lost it on this subject, and you should retire from the field before the last soiled remnant of credibility you had vanishes with a whimper. Justin, do you really want to be tied at the hip with Alex Jones when Rand Paul's ship of fools dives beneath the presidential political waves for eternity next March?
One final note Justin, the next time you write a glowing piece on Rand Paul, that day will mark the end of my respect for you or your website.
I heard Alex Jones say a few weeks ago that a dream ticket would be Ted Cruz and Sarah Palin. What happened to him? Controlled opposition? His site never even covers conspiracy theories anymore. It's all intended just to get links on neocon Drudge's site if Drudge has space in between all the anti-Russian propaganda and Netanyahu worship links.
DeleteJustin needs to realize that Rand is never going to be interested in liberty, just power.
ReplyDeleteJustin seems to have caught all of Murray's enthusiasm for politics, but none of his discernment.
ReplyDeleteRand Paul and his father, Ron remind me of Warren Buffet and his father, Howard. 180 degree opposites.
ReplyDeleteMy would I have liked to have observed a few of their evening dinner conversations.