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“If one rejects laissez faire on account of man’s fallibility and moral weakness, one must for the same reasons also reject every kind of government action.”

Ludwig von Mises

About Rob Alexander (taken directly from his website)

Rob Alexander
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
I promote the constitutional positions of such principled American statesmen as Congressman Ron Paul, President Ronald Reagan, Senator Barry Goldwater, Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson, and Senator Robert Taft.

I support Rob Alexander for Utah State Representative. We need constitutionally minded people filling congressional seats in the House.

Now is the time for the people of America to wake up. [Read more →]

This year was full of tricks and no treats. The trick: the government subsidized Fannie Mae/ Freddie Mac and passed legislation to practically force lenders into this subprime lending mess. Then the government deregulated the whole mess.

Who is to blame? The Fed. Congress. Large investment banks involved in this mess. [Read more →]

“A government trying to step in and improve the workings of a free market is exactly like a man who takes a lighted lantern at noon of a bright June day to show you the sun. But a government’s answer to any criticism as to the inadequacy of the lantern is always to bring more lanterns and then more lanterns – until eventually the smoke and glare of the lanterns so seriously interfere with and shut off the light of the sun that everybody actually has to work mainly by lantern light.
It is interesting to note, too, that in any society the government, and its allies who want to use the lanterns, always claim the justification that the society’s economy is more complex than those which have preceded it. They insist that therefore the lanterns of planning and control are necessary and helpful now, no matter how futile and harmful they have been shown to be in the past. Of course exactly the opposite is true. The more complex the economic life of a nation becomes; the more nearly infinite the shades and grades of impulse which determine the proper interchanges and relationships between its components become; then the more impossible and ridiculous is any undertaking to plan and control these relationships, and the more the automatic working of a completely free market is needed.”

— Robert Welch, The Blue Book, pages 122-123, Copyright 1959. From the 23rd printing.

I’m taking my whole family to this wonderful Rally for the Republic. It’s going to be an event that will go down in the history books as the second American Revolution. We fight for freedom. We for for individual liberties. We fight for a sound currency. We fight to restore Constitutional restraints in government. We fight for our nation’s sovereignty. We fight for liberty!

You think he’s for change. Well get ready for the change.

More government.
More war.
More national debt (at the very least ever increasing national spending).
More social welfare programs.
More centralization of power in D.C.
More socialism/fascism and other despicable ‘isms.
More bailouts of banks.
More erosion of civil liberties.
More erosion of our national sovereignty (just wait – he’ll help bring about the North American Union NAU)

I hate McCain even more. Neither will get my vote in ’08.

This is a letter from my good friend Mihnea Docea. It is so well laid out I had to post it here. Mihnea (Mike) has given me permission to publish his email in its entirety (no changes were made to his email).

Rusty,

Gusy sorry this is so long but try to read it all and injoy the humor.

Look at it from a grander view from outside the box. If I want to start controlling your life I’m not just going to pas a bill that allows me to come in your house monitor your credit card transactions implant a micro chip in your hand and wiretap your phones all at once. I’m going to slowly get you used to the idea that I’m protecting you against a greater harm that by me listening to your calls I’m providing you with a safer environment to live in. Once you accept that and mostly every-body around you does as well. The general populous will agree that wiretapping is not so bad. Good now we got step one out of the way.
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