Rock Solid Case For Ron Paul in Two Paragraphs and Facebook

Establishment (Prior to) Ron Paul Victory in Iowa: "The Iowa Primary is the most important election since the establishment of our nation".

Establishment (Post) Ron Paul Victory in Iowa: "Iowa is not significant, these aren't the droids your looking for". (Waves Hand) - Blog commentator


Mish Shedlock gets my award for the best economics blog of 2011.

In today's blog post, he links to a piece he found at the European Disunion Blog and says that this quote is a rock-solid case for the election of Ron Paul in just two short paragraphs.


The post?

Don't want endless foreign wars, but do want a strong military for defense? Vote Ron Paul. Do want bankers to be subjected to greater scrutiny and accountability? Vote Ron Paul. Don't want the government to tow the line of corporate interests? Vote Ron Paul. Do want to be allowed to say and think what you will - even do what you will - provided that it does not harm or infringe upon the rights of others? Vote Ron Paul. 

Ron Paul is the only candidate who does not accept donations from big business - his campaign is funded entirely by individuals. Yet it forms policy from a conservative outlook: pragmatic, rather than idealistic, with any reforms carefully considered before implementation, with a strict doctrine of fiscal prudence to boot. In short, it is the perfect blend for individualistic yet reasoned and cash-strapped America. 


Read more great commentary daily from Mish at the Global Economic Analysis Blogspot. I like it so much that I read it everyday and have it bookmarked.


Also, by the way, Ron Paul is skyrocketing on Facebook while the others are dropping like flies. Check out the Elections Inside Facebook Page:

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My Google Blog is Attacked and Google Says It's My Fault!!!???

Now I'm pissed off.

Last night, my best friend Ira Hata informed me that there was some sort of Malware on this blog. Later I find out that Google had informed me that someone was distributing Malware from my blog.

Here is a screen capture:

To add insult to injury, Google said that I had to "contact my server and block my web page from being viewed by other people so as to not infect other computers." What a load of crap.

This blog is run at Google under Google Blogger. I have no access to the back door of this page. All I do is blog using a template. Why in the hell is it my responsibility to make sure that this service is not virus infected or stuck full of malware?

Hell, if those idiots at Google do not take care of this... I'm out.

Well, hallelujah! They take care of it but not until I send them VERY pissed off e-mails.

Shit! Why do this crap if these clowns are not going to do there fricking jobs?