John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

Bicom — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 06:28:05 GMT

Libertarianism is a disease. Ron Paul is Ayn Rand with a human face. I think this site should stay with medicine and not deal with politics and religion.

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

Duanne — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 00:09:20 GMT

Ron Paul.... You already know he;s doing the right thing. Because if he was doing the wrong thing the government would allow him to talk on T.V for everyone to see

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

kmsheridan — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 11:26:35 GMT

I must respond to Lila3339. Lila3339 our problem here is not Capitalism/Communism--it is Corporatism/Communism (of collectivism, if you prefer). Corporatism, not capitalism, is but one of the critical spokes on this wheel. Please learn the difference!

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

OmShanti6 — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 04:46:54 GMT

This is a wonderful video

I think "The Corporation" documentary is a must see.

That video hasn't been mentioned

much and Corportate dominantion of our

country is at the bottom of media control.

Mainstream Media is a total shill for

for Corporate interests. It keeps a lid on the

911Truth movement, ignores the Ron Paul ground swell, and

doesn't even hint at how truly corrupt & damaging the Pharmaceutical

/Petrochemical Industry has become.

Ron Paul has for years been tireless and out spoken in

helping ensure Americans retain access to vitamins, herbs, and

natural supplements. It takes terrific courage and

heart to stand up to the FDA, the AMA & Big Pharma in this grinding ongoing struggle.

If Big Pharma wins we will have lost the freedom to be in charge of our own wellness.

We will have available what pfizer, Merck and company choose to sell us. I don't

think that will include wholesome, bioavailable Arctic Krill Oil.

Thanks for this spirited forum. Aloha

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

marajsc — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 17:08:11 GMT

Maybe video was taken off YouTube because he uses images and ideas from the movie Zeigiest.

http://zeitgeistmovie.com/

I would never vote for Ron Paul. Way to many "what if's" - especially for poor people!

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

j.p.fentress — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 14:04:18 GMT

Dr. Paul's message regarding US imperialism is SO TRUE. Why doesn't America (and the Repuglycans) listen?

The JFK words regarding censorship and open government must be heeded after these long 300+ days remaining for the Bush cabal.

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

jilltrot — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 12:35:37 GMT

here in Australia we dont have to be disarmed , no school massacres either. People need to read a variety of media on climate change, look at both sides carefully and consider who controls the need to deflect from evidence of climate change- big oil companies, corporations peddling consumption- get out of your gas "guzzling"- correct spelling note cars and get educated.

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

Greyshore — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 04:01:50 GMT

for the first time of my life i wish i was an Amercian so that i would vote for Ron Paul

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

rickdog — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 20:59:19 GMT

It's very simple, Paul is adamantly against regulations on business of any kind. The deregulations started under Reagan and continued under the Republicans have brought us to the brink of fascism. Mussolini coined the phrase, it was previously referred to as corporatism. Anyone who doesn't see the tragic situation today on how our government and corporations are in an unholy alliance do not understand the problem, only the privileged few benefit from this, the so-called oligarchy which during the Gilded Age of a hundred years ago lead to the Great Depression and much suffering. When FDR uttered "you have nothing to fear but fear itself" in his inaugural speech of 1933, he wasn't taking about war as most people think, it was the doom that the corporatists had brought. Pure unfettered capitalism seeks towards slavery to maximize profits, if you want more of the same, good, support Paul and his like. I don't understand how people can say that he is anti-fascist when he's the biggest one of all.

about the unholy alliance

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

newscruzer1 — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 20:43:03 GMT

I have never been a rally around the flag pole type of individual, but when I see how the constitution is being ignored and our youth brain washed and dying for a phony trumped up scam, I think how the veterans of WW11 must be turning in their graves.They fought and died, sacrificed all in the belief that they were fighting to preserve a way of life, where Americans would be able to pass down from generation to generation a proud heritage of ideals and standards. To preserve the constitution, where the people are the government, with elected officials who would enact the will of the people, a country where the little guy had a voice, a just and honest country, one that the rest of the world admired.We are now a hatted country, all because of the power brokers who are turning people into nothing more than a commodity. It pains my heart when I watch the so called news and recognize the fact how biased and corrupt they have become. Where have the watch dogs gone? Looks like they have been hand feed and turned into lap puppies, looking out for their own selfish advancements and free handouts.We once had freedom of speech, not any longer do we. Oh, sure you can say what you want, that is as long as it's what the moral majority wants to hear, otherwise your vilified and labeled as some sort of a kook.This is no longer a true Christian nation, for Christianity has become a falsehood, leading people towards submission to the government, rather than adhering to the ways of Jehovah.

There's no separation of church and state, not when you go into a house of the Lord & find the national flag on the alter where a minister of God preaches from, encouraging it's congregation to cast votes for one party or the other.Can't serve two masters, just as some of our elected officials hold duel citizenship. To what country will their loyalities be when they are asked to take a stand?

This country has lost it's way, with weary people seeking someone with backbone. Ron PAUL , is that man

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

rickdog — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 20:39:58 GMT

I don't know why you support Paul, doc. Just research his history, it's easy to find with google search, not only is he closely linked to white supremacists, but is for an even more destruction of our protections and liberties by pushing laissez-fair even more than the neo-cons, e.g. eliminate FDA - when people start dying by taking contaminated products the market will adjust by people not buying the product. Paul is a much greater threat to us than even the Bushies, wake up.

google ron paul white supremacy

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

stran — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 17:07:58 GMT

I can't see the video!!!! It is "no longer available"!!! Can't we get it onto Mercola.com or something?

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

jewelsypoolsy — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 17:01:11 GMT

Thank you for posting this Dr. Mercola. I sent it to all of my email contacts & posted it on myspace. Hopefully America will wake up before it's too late. Thanks again.

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

BecomingChloe — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 14:26:22 GMT

Ron Paul has some good ideas, but he also wants to abolish the minimum wage, as well as federal student loans and grants. That sounds to me like he intends to keep with the status quo, stealing from the poor and giving to the rich, like politicians have been doing for decades.

re: John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Ron Paul

gary b — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 10:31:27 GMT

I remember watching 'baby' Bush get elected and thinking it was the beginning of the end for America. How right I was. This man has single handedly taken away all the respect and dignity your country once had. I live in the UK and reflect a great number of my friends opinions in believing that our world is no longer a safer place to live since we jointly invaded Iraq and Afghanistan on the pretext of a lie.

Unfortunately these wounds go deeper and further back and I confess to not understanding much about the political process of your country, but one thing I do know is that Ron Paul speaks with an honest tongue.

Please do all you can to get his word spread for the sake of the future of USA and the rest of the world. So long as we go invading countries that have not wronged us, we are acting as the terrorists and aggressors.

What right do we have to impose our so called 'democracy' on any country. Do they tell us we can not have nuclear weapons...and do we not possess enough weapons of mass destruction to annihilate the world entirely??

Hear his words - before it becomes too late.