Highland
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Yes, so? There is no evidence Rockwell was the ghostwriter.
No, but the ghostwriter is a subordinate of Rockwell.
Yes, so? There is no evidence Rockwell was the ghostwriter.
No, but the ghostwriter is a subordinate of Rockwell.
Where are you getting your information...(t)Reason magazine?
http://www.amconmag.com/blog/2008/04/02/matt-welch-neocon-mouthpiece/
The anti Rockwell vermin never sleeps.
Ron isn't ditching Lew, and that chaps their ass more than anything else in the world.
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umm...ok...that article has nothing to do with Lew Rockwell or the newsletters. Nice try though.
It has everything to do with who is running the Institute and who works as his subordinate.
The Kocktopus is vast and has nasty tentacles that attempt to reach even into this forum and choke off support for its enemies, and Ron Paul and Lew Rockwell are its enemies.
The Kocktopus is vast and has nasty tentacles that attempt to reach even into this forum and choke off support for its enemies, and Ron Paul and Lew Rockwell are its enemies.
I don't follow....All I am saying is that I love Ron Paul and his views....my views are only constructive critisism. We have done commercials, had original artwork created and sold for the cause at the first rally and traveled because we could do video and thought that others needed help....I think I have earned the right to say I think RP should steer clear of Rockwell and ghostwriting. that is all
The fucking indisputable fact of the matter is that Lew Rockwell wrote or oversaw the output of newsletters that were blatantly racist, condescending and inflammatory.
I have talked to multiple sources that were there. PERIOD.
According to "Reason" magazine and their liberal allies, you mean.
Please feel free to name these sources if you are so certain of their veracity.
According to "Reason" magazine and their liberal allies, you mean.
Did you ever print out and read the newsletters? I did. I conclude that they were racist, condescending and inflamatory. Many other reasonable people came to the same conclusion. I don't give two shits what the people at Treason magazine say.
The comments in context weren't racist. Of course the majority of those in south central LA were on welfare, of course Washington DC has a huge crime problem, and as a gay man I can say that bug chasing is a sick and disturbing trend.
Sorry but the newsletters were just fine.
Get off his back Millie. You may like Lew Rockwell but many of us who know the score know what he did and did not do. He could easily have protected Ron and himself but he does not have enough honor or courage to do so.
The fucking indisputable fact of the matter is that Lew Rockwell wrote or oversaw the output of newsletters that were blatantly racist, condescending and inflammatory. I have talked to multiple sources that were there. PERIOD. He may have done it for the best of reasons (fire up his base and raise money, but the fact is he did it. ) Ron Paul's name was on the top of those newsletters. We fell apart on that issue. The newsletters hurt Ron Paul and the pure message that he is selling. Now, one of Ron's weaknesses, yes he has some, is that he is loyal to a fault. So he did not saw Lew off when he clearly should have.
In my mind this movement is about principles, not people. We are all flawed, but good people when they make a mistake admit it, take blame or apologize. We did not see too much out of Mr. Lew Rockwell in that regard, which does not speak to all of the other wonderful things he has done for this movement, it just speaks to who he is and what his character is. The evidence is the message.
I think that is the point the earlier posters were trying to make.
LWL
Three reporters from Arizona, on the condition of anonymity, also let me in on another incident involving McCain's intemperateness. In his 1992 Senate bid, McCain was joined on the campaign trail by his wife, Cindy, as well as campaign aide Doug Cole and consultant Wes Gullett. At one point, Cindy playfully twirled McCain's hair and said, "You're getting a little thin up there." McCain's face reddened, and he responded, "At least I don't plaster on the makeup like a trollop, you cunt." McCain's excuse was that it had been a long day. If elected president of the United States, McCain would have many long days.