Fred is a member of the CFR. That’s all I needed to know. But some others need more evidence, and the hiring of Spencer Abraham is certainly demonstrative of just who he is. Also, Fred is the fair-haired political child of Howard Baker, he who spearheaded the giving away of the Panama Canal.
And lest ye forget, he was also a driving force behind McCain-Feingold, a wonderful bill that made sure us peasents don’t rock the boat too much just before an election. He claims to have second thoughts now, but that doesn’t strike me as too honest. Most of us were adamantly opposed to it when it went down six years ago. Limbaugh sure knew it was a stinker from the get-go. Our fearless Republican leaders said that Bush would sign it, but, wink wink, the courts would fix it.
And yes, the only three candidates I like are Hunter, Tancredo, and Paul. I especially like Paul, since he seems to be the only politician left in Washington who believes in reducing the size of government (Reagan and Goldwater must be spinning in their graves right now), but the other two at least believe in American sovereignty and restoring the American culture that we used to believe in.
Kudos to Hunter for giving the finger to the SPP. And thank you to the House for backing it. You see, the CFR is pretty much invitation only, and they don’t waste their time with most House members. But there are a lot of CFR members in the Senate. Good old boy Fred (who drives his red pickup for a couple of blocks before he gets back in his limo and the truck is put back on a lift) was recruited only after he was already a senator.
Incidentally, that nutball in Houston did one good thing the other day when she questioned Fred about the CFR. He claimed to have no idea that they are behind the NAU. Yeah....right! Then she went off the deep end and start screaming about WTC7, but still, she caught Fred in an obvious whopping lie, which was amusing.
I didn’t know about the Houston incident, lol sounds pretty hairy!
A shame that some people who recognize the NAU threat are also nutcases. The media blackout marginalizes it into conspiracy territory. I guess a conspiracy theory is any subject the MSM doesn’t cram down our throats.
No one with legal training could fail to see the problem with McCain-Fiengold. It restricts political speech. It is a big black mark to have voted for it or signed it. Something was felt to be more important than free speech and the Constitution when the vote was made. Does anyone know what F. Thompson thought was more important?
bttt!
Thanks for the ping and bumping post.