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t's interesting that you evangelical extremists are always present at the death of every movement.

Sorry, I'm not an evengelical, or even a chr*stian. I'm a Noachide.

Since you obviously didn't read my entire post, let me enlighten you. Back when I was in the JBS I wrote them a letter in which I questioned their support of a military draft because this seemed to go against their Jeffersonian strict constructionist principals. The answer I received was that my anti-draft position was not conservative but libertarian, and that the JBS was a conservative, not a libertarian organization. Okay? Got that?

NOW--the non-libertarian, conservative JBS has suddenly discovered that the military draft isn't authorized by the Constitution and they've now come out against it! It seems that a military draft to fight commies is all right, but one to fight Arabs/moslems is a plot of "the conspiracy" (you believe in that, right???). Furthermore, the article in The New American that attacked the idea of a military draft compared it, not with the draft they supported during the Sixties, but to the draft during that other "bad" war, World War II!

You'll be glad to learn that the JBS is apparently "libertarian" again, if by "libertarian" you mean Lew Rockwell, Justin Raimondo, and Pat Buchanan!

Why don't you ask Paul to repudiate the support he's receiving from the Sam Francis Fan Club?

Sorry, I'm not an evengelical, or even a chr*stian. I'm a Noachide.

ROFL!
You certainly stepped in it with that statement. Are you familiar with the Nine Noahchide Laws?
Noachide Law 1:
There is to be within each Pentecostal community a government to guide followers of Christ into holiness.
A Godly government will guarantee that the ordinances of God will be upheld and that punishment will be administered swiftly with justice when needed.
Still working on your American Theocracy?

Since you obviously didn't read my entire post, let me enlighten you.
I read every word of your post but go ahead, enlighten me.
Back when I was in the JBS I wrote them a letter in which I questioned their support of a military draft because this seemed to go against their Jeffersonian strict constructionist principals. The answer I received was that my anti-draft position was not conservative but libertarian, and that the JBS was a conservative, not a libertarian organization. Okay? Got that?

I joined JBS, as many libertarians did, in 1958 when the Society was founded to restore and preserve the Constitution. I left in the sixties and joined the Goldwater camp when the JBS was flooded with Bible toting neo-nazis and various other kooks. You joined after the kooks had taken over and purged libertarians. Do you always chase the caboose?

You'll be glad to learn that the JBS is apparently "libertarian" again, if by "libertarian" you mean Lew Rockwell, Justin Raimondo, and Pat Buchanan!

No, they're trying to win back the libertarians they purged in the sixties. They now realize that you can't win a general election without libertarian votes. I now see the exact same thing happening in the Republican party today.
You want libertarian votes yet you continue to attack libertarians. When you lose the libertarians you win permanent minority status.

Why don't you ask Paul to repudiate the support he's receiving from the Sam Francis Fan Club?
Sam Francis has a fan club that supports Ron Paul?
The same Sam Francis who wrote about the dangers of illegal immigration?
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