• Ron Paul: economic law will put an end to the Fed’s racket.
• The liberating potential of the Tory-Lib Dem coalition. Freedom from being a US dependency. “Nations have no permanent friends and no permanent enemies. Only permanent interests.” In 1904, Germany’s Kaiser Wilhelm II presciently predicted that fifty years hence, the mighty British Empire would be crushed between the weight of emerging America and Russia. Britain’s nuclear arsenal, developed with secret US assistance, is said to require Washington’s permission before it can be used. Great Britain can no longer afford to be either America’s poodle, or its bulldog.
• Stop blaming the Germans. Try looking at the history of Communism, to which the mainstream give a free pass.
• At least 90% of all slaves that were brought to the Western Hemisphere were sold into slavery by African tribal chieftains. The professional race hustlers who “earn” their livings by ginning up hatred of white people today for the sins of the past will go berserk over this.
• ‘Don’t Download This Song’: Weird Al Yankovic (taking off ‘We Are the World’) has still got it.

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