David J. Heinrich Archive

Republicans trying to ban Ron Paul from future debates

May 16, 2007 7:11 PM by David J. Heinrich

According to this article on mlive.com, the Chairman of the Republican Party, fascist Saul Anuzis, is trying to have Ron Paul banned from future debates. The Republicans are quite clearly shaking in their boots -- if Ron Paul is no threat, why do they need to ban him? It's because he connects with real traditional conservatives, and those who might be re-evaluating the US' war against Iraq. At the moment, he also connects much more with the American populace, at large, than pro-war fascists like Giuliani.

In Germany, politicians like Giuliani, McCain, and Hillary Clinton might be banned for being too neo-Nazi, if the ban on Nazi's was taken seriously (that is, interpretted in policy, not merely name).

Bookmark/Share | Comments (58)

Media Blackout of Ron Paul

May 16, 2007 11:34 AM by David J. Heinrich

Before MSNBC deletes these reader comments, I'm posting them here (MSNBC doesn't have copyright over other's comments). The following is an exhaustive listing of all of the comments up to the point of this posting. Despite winning MSNBC's own polls, and winning Fox News' listener polls, Ron Paul has been blacked out. It seems pretty clear that the way the nomination system works, and the way the mainstream media works, is to make it impossible for anyone but the "favored candidates" to have a chance. See Ron Paul 2008 for a video of Ron Paul's answers in the debate.

Continue reading "Media Blackout of Ron Paul" »

Bookmark/Share | Comments (58)

Germany: Still National Socialists

April 12, 2007 3:06 PM by David J. Heinrich

In Germany, 3 families face fines, frozen accounts for homeschooling their children

A German family has been subject to threats from the National Socialist government of Germany, because they're trying to homeschool their children. The family wants to raise their own children, to oversee their sex education, and protect them from the occult (hmm, I wonder why they'd be worried about sex-education in sexually deviant Germany). Specifically, the government has levied fines on them, frozen their bank accounts, and even threatened to sell their house. The German government is even tyring to steal their children from them. Sound familiar? That's because it is a preserved remnant of Hitler's regime:

Melissa had fallen behind in math and Latin and was being tutored at home. When school officials in Germany, where homeschooling was banned during Adolf Hitler's reign of power, found out, she was expelled. School officials then took her to court, obtaining a court order requiring she be committed to a psychiatric ward because of her "school phobia."

Continue reading "Germany: Still National Socialists" »

Bookmark/Share | Comments (14)

CFA Institute Complements Hayek
2006.03.03 | Comments (2)

Southern Economic Journal: Simply Atrocious Misreprsentation of Mises
2005.12.07 | Comments (0)

Union Tales: My Father's experiences with unions
2005.10.31 | Comments (20)

On the Nobel Prize Committee
2005.09.06 | Comments (11)

New Orleans, State-Planning, and the Free Market
2005.09.01 | Comments (21)

Largest Mass Execution in American History
2005.07.11 | Comments (10)

Corby Convicted of "drug-smuggling"
2005.05.26 | Comments (28)

Justice Janice Brown says the darndest things
2005.05.05 | Comments (72)

Toyota: We're too profitable!
2005.04.26 | Comments (13)

Bali prosecutors demand life in prison for Corby, alleged drug-importer
2005.04.21 | Comments (35)