Archive for November, 2007
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Nov
Posted by glenngohr in 2008 presidential campaign, Assemblies of God, Chuck Baldwin, Chuck Baldwin Live, Des Moines IA, Iowa, Mike Huckabee, Ron Paul, Ron Paul Revolution. 2 Comments
The following is an excerpt from a column written by Chuck Baldwin a Radio Talk Show host, syndicated columnist, and pastor dedicated to preserving the historic principles upon which America was founded: Recently, Iowa pastors gathered to hear my presentation in Des Moines on behalf of Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul. After listening to me, [...]
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25
Nov
Posted by glenngohr in 2008 presidential campaign, civil rights, forced medicine, freedom, health issues, health screening, informed consent, mandatory testing, Ron Paul, Ron Paul Revolution, socialized medicine, suicide. Leave a Comment
There is a psychiatric / pharmaceutical plan to “suicide screen” every child in the United States before they graduate from high school. Evidence exists that shows massive pharmaceutical backing that will result in even more overdrugging of kids with psychiatric drugs. Can you take a moment to view this very short video? Click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfU9puZQKBY And [...]
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Nov
Posted by glenngohr in American Academy of Pediatrics, autism, Centers for Disease Control, chicken pox, civil liberties, CNN.com, diseases, forced vaccinations, Gardasil, Hepatitis B, human papillomavirus (HPV), informed consent, Maryland, measles, Merck Pharmaceuticals, mumps, National Vaccine Information Center, polio, Prince George's County MD, Rick Perry, rubella, Texas, Today Show, tuberculosis, Vaccine Exemption Alliance, video, YouTube. Leave a Comment
What could the possible motivation be to threaten parents with jail time for not getting their children hepatitis B and chicken pox vaccines? (Those should be optional shouldn’t they??)
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16
Nov
Posted by glenngohr in attorneys, Betty Perry, civil rights, CNN.com, Gloria Allred, government bureacracy, law enforcement, misdemeanors, Orem UT, U.S. Constitution, unfair laws, Utah, zoning ordinances. 1 Comment
Betty Perry is a 70-year-old widow and great-grandmother living in Orem, Utah. Without warning, she was arrested on July 6, 2007. As reported by CNN.com, during the arrest, which included handcuffing the senior citizen, Perry’s nose was cut open and her knees and hands were scraped. She was then thrown in jail, where she remained [...]
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16
Nov
Posted by glenngohr in 2008 presidential campaign, American Revolution, American workers, Bill of Rights, civil rights, Founding Fathers, freedom, freedom of speech, government bureacracy, gun control, inflation, Internal Revenue Service, laws, liberty, patriotism, Ron Paul, Ron Paul Revolution, Sandra Hamilton, social causes, Stockholm Syndrome, taxes, U.S. Congress, U.S. Constitution. 2 Comments
If Americans have Stockholm Syndrome, Dr. Ron Paul has the cure. Stockholm syndrome is a psychological response sometimes seen in an abducted hostage, in which the hostage shows signs of loyalty to the hostage-taker, regardless of the danger (or at least risk) in which the hostage has been placed. Stockholm syndrome is also sometimes discussed [...]
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6
Nov
Posted by glenngohr in 2008 presidential campaign, American workers, Bill of Rights, Branson MO, civil rights, freedom, government bureacracy, illegal immigrants, immigration, Internal Revenue Service, Jim Palmisano, liberty, Missouri, National Animal Identification System (NAIS), North American Union, politics, presidential debates, Ron Paul, Ron Paul Revolution, social causes, Social Security, Springfield MO, Springfield News-Leader, straw poll, taxes, Tom Martz, U.S. Constitution, Veterans. 1 Comment
I’ve already shared about my experience at the Springfield, Missouri Straw Poll on November 1st. It is obvious that Springfield, Missouri has strong support for Ron Paul—already—and the election is a whole year away. People in Branson and outlying areas are also seeing the light as this grassroots movement continues to grow.
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4
Nov
Posted by glenngohr in 2008 presidential campaign, blogroll, Ron Paul, Ron Paul Revolution, Springfield Metropolitan Republican Club, Springfield MO, straw poll, video, YouTube. 3 Comments
Here is a link to a 5-minute video on YouTube (plus 2 other local videos) that will give you an idea of what the local Straw Poll in Springfield, Missouri on November 1st was all about. It was a precursor to the upcoming primary which will take place in February here in Missouri. Ron Paul [...]
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4
Nov
Posted by glenngohr in 2008 presidential campaign, Bill of Rights, blogroll, Blogspot, civil rights, freedom, freedom of speech, government bureacracy, internet, liberty, Mark "Majic" Jones, Missouri, Ron Paul, Ron Paul Revolution, social causes, Southwest Missouri, Springfield Metropolitan Republican Club, Springfield MO, Springfield News-Leader, straw poll, U.S. Constitution, Veterans, YouTube. Leave a Comment
Since deciding to join the Ron Paul campaign (I support him in a very big way!), I have been very pleased with the local Ron Paul Meetup Group and everything that Ron Paul stands for. Books could be written about him. As soon as I made contact with Mark “Majic” Jones (a strong Ron Paul [...]
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4
Nov
Posted by glenngohr in 2008 presidential campaign, Bill of Rights, civil rights, freedom, freedom of speech, government bureacracy, health issues, Joseph Mercola, liberty, mercola.com, nutritionists, politics, Ron Paul, Ron Paul Revolution, taxes, U.S. Constitution. 1 Comment
Although it is a year until the 2008 election and a couple months before the first primaries are held, I have made up my mind as to who I will support. Ron Paul holds a strict view of the U.S. constitution. He is against government overstepping its bounds. He wants to clean up some of [...]
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3
Nov
Posted by glenngohr in 2008 presidential campaign, American workers, Bill of Rights, Communists, conspiracies, family, freedom, gun control, Jack Ruby, JFK Conspiracy, John Birch, John Birch Society, John F. Kennedy, Lee Harvey Oswald, liberty, politics, Robert Welch, Ron Paul, social causes, taxes, U.S. Constitution, World War II. Leave a Comment
All my life I have heard of the John Birch Society and its followers, sometimes called “John Birchers.” From what I had always understood, the group began through the vision and influence of a man named John Birch (hence the name). It was founded on good principles designed to champion the causes and freedoms of [...]
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