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With John Birch Society, it's the same old drill
Dallas Morning News ^ | 3/22/2006 | Steve Blow

Posted on 03/22/2006 7:26:16 AM PST by sinkspur

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To: TBP

I agree. Larry McDonald was a great congressman.


161 posted on 03/22/2006 9:12:06 PM PST by puroresu (Conservatism is an observation; Liberalism is an ideology)
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To: sinkspur
They can barely open their mouths before "CFR", "The Federal Reserve" and "fiat money" come tumbling out.

Well, the CFR may not be especially harmful, but it's certainly not a beneficial presence. The Federal Reserve is one of the main reasons our monetary system is screwed up, and they happen to be absolutely right about fiat money. It's dangerous. It saps all the purchasing power out of your dollras, giving you less and less and less bang for the buck. It should not be allowed. It's essentially government counterfeiting.

162 posted on 03/22/2006 9:14:05 PM PST by TBP
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To: fieldmarshaldj

You're right about Malcolm X. Revilo may not have used that precise expression but he said something along the same lines...to the effect that the Communists had gotten rid of Kennedy because he had finished serving their purposes.


163 posted on 03/23/2006 7:43:48 AM PST by Verginius Rufus
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To: sinkspur

"Maybe because they saw rich Jews manipulating politicians and public events?"

I'm sure you can provide us with evidence of this?
What I see most in their literature is denunciation of the UN. Do you disagree with the society in their position on the UN?


164 posted on 03/23/2006 7:54:19 AM PST by antisocial (Texas SCV - Deo Vindice)
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To: antisocial
Do you disagree with the society in their position on the UN?

No. But the gems of wisdom from Birchers get lost in all the conspiracy nonsense.

Take a look at the ads in the back of The New American. Those will tell you all you need to know about Birchers.

165 posted on 03/23/2006 7:57:58 AM PST by sinkspur
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To: Howlin

you said "If I saw some facts, I'd take them into account."

Read this:http://www.cfr.org/publication.html?id=8173


166 posted on 03/23/2006 8:51:28 AM PST by antisocial (Texas SCV - Deo Vindice)
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To: antisocial

Um, we were talking about Dwight D. Einsehower, not passports.


167 posted on 03/23/2006 8:54:46 AM PST by Howlin ("It doesn't have a policy. It doesn't need to have a policy. What's the point of a Democratic policy)
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To: Howlin

Well, if facts bother you on passports they probably would infuriate you on Eisenhower, since he was one of the usefull idiots V.I. Lennin referred to. Check the Verona papers and see how many communist operatives were in his administration.


168 posted on 03/23/2006 9:03:03 AM PST by antisocial (Texas SCV - Deo Vindice)
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To: american spirit
How did you come up with that conclusion?

I hope you are joking. As I said, I examined their literature -- it is irrationally extreme. I suppose that if your views match theirs then you wouldn't see a problem with it, but I do. Their political views are on the extreme fringe, nowhere near the mainstream. There are "nuts" on both ends of the political spectrum.

169 posted on 03/23/2006 9:05:36 AM PST by TexasRepublic (North American distributor for Mohammed Urinals. Franchises available.)
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To: antisocial

I'll live on the sane side of the street, if you don't mind.


170 posted on 03/23/2006 9:05:58 AM PST by Howlin ("It doesn't have a policy. It doesn't need to have a policy. What's the point of a Democratic policy)
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To: TexasRepublic

I was just curious as to how some views come to be classified as either mainstream or on the fringe. Ever stop to think that perhaps the so-called mainstream news sources could have an agenda that prevents in-depth coverage on certain events? FR has proven that the internet provides far more depth and info on numerous issues as compared to what we usually hear from the nightly news or the talking heads on the radio. Many of us are much more informed on a multitude of issues and gov't policies than we ever would've been if our only source was a Dan Rather or someone like that.


171 posted on 03/23/2006 10:43:47 AM PST by american spirit
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To: sinkspur
No. But the gems of wisdom from Birchers get lost in all the conspiracy nonsense.

I recall you posting a while back that you did not favor small government. Is this one of the reasons you dislike the Birchers so much?

172 posted on 03/23/2006 10:55:12 AM PST by jmc813 (I Thessalonians 5:9-11)
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I recall you posting a while back that you did not favor small government.

You recall incorrectly.

I said that I recognized that there will never be such a thing as small government. The American people, the majority of them, don't want small government.

173 posted on 03/23/2006 11:15:00 AM PST by sinkspur
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To: american spirit

I don't believe the so-called mainstream media reflects the values of average mainstream Americans. Of course, the MSM has an agenda. And yes, the JBS does represent SOME valid points that we should heed. No doubt there ARE some conspiracies against our country. But the JBS conspiracy theories are so wild and implausable that the JBS is discredited as a kook outfit. I was hopeful about them until I read their literature. That's about all I can say on this subject.


174 posted on 03/23/2006 12:53:27 PM PST by TexasRepublic (North American distributor for Mohammed Urinals. Franchises available.)
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To: sinkspur
The Pope is in favor of open borders.

At least he practices what he preaches...up to a point. The last time I was in Rome, I walked from Italy into Vatican City without anyone asking me for any identification. On the other hand, Vatican City is only open in one direction, to the east--there's a high wall around the rest of it. Maybe we can emulate the Vatican by building a wall along all of our borders except the Atlantic seaboard.

175 posted on 03/23/2006 2:24:44 PM PST by Verginius Rufus
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Well, for Birchers, the starchy Council on Foreign Relations is the Legion of Doom. It's part of the nefarious "invisible government" that really runs the country

Some of those Birchers call C-SPAN to make fool of themselves. Rush Limbaugh cuts them off on his show, but the C-SPAN host lets them go on and on. Funny loonies.

176 posted on 03/24/2006 11:17:23 AM PST by george wythe
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