Congressman Larry McDonald on Terrorism

Former Chairman of The John Birch Society and Western Goals Foundation, Congressman Larry McDonald (D-Ga.), discusses terrorism in the 1982 documentary No Place to Hide — The Strategy and Tactics of Terrorism.

Very timely message in light of the current internal security apparatus of the United States.

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[murraysdaddy]

this guy was brilliant and brave.

[RosenzweigBenjamin2]

@MiracleMile90 You have to win peoples' hearts and minds like Martin Luther King did, not FORCE people that are still ignorant to act intelligently, ethically and fairly. You can only prevent people from infringing on other's RIGHTS, like their right to start their own business, their own bank or school, to have that property not stolen or set on fire by racists, to not be framed, to not be beaten by cops, to not be murdered, to not have sodium flouride put in their drinking water, etc. etc.

[RosenzweigBenjamin2]

@MiracleMile90 Anyway, I found what Mae wrote about Larry McDonald but I couldn't find what Emory wrote about Western Goals. Send me a link.

And he wasn't racist for not supporting MANDATORY integration programs. Mandating that people must integrate did not solve racism; it exacerbated it by sweeping the underlying sociological and psychological causes under the rug so that it could grow like a fungus. And African Americans still don't fully have their RIGHTS nor legal egalitarianism.

[RosenzweigBenjamin2]

@MiracleMile90 And what about Kucinich? And Ralph Nader? Are they fascists? And I've read Mae Brussel, while she wrote some great stuff she seems to simply hate anyone's who a Libertarian or Conservative because of their political viewpoints and opposition to centralized control over the economy while supporting equality before the law (i.e. no matter how wealthy or powerful you are, you're not above the law).

[RosenzweigBenjamin2]

It would be kinda difficult for a Ron Paul-type Libertarian to ever be corrupt since he would have to change his decade-long voting policy to do so and would thus blatantly reveal his corruption to a principle-centered constituency who honor the Constitution and their Liberties above all else. Of course, his becoming President is not THE SOLUTION to sociopaths, psychopaths and sadists rising to power in government and corporations; changes at the local, county and state levels are paramount.

[RosenzweigBenjamin2]

@MiracleMile90 Okay, fine, that's possible. But what evidence do you have for your claims? And do you disagree fundamentally with the Austrian school of economics and the principles of free market enterprise? Larry McDonald supported equality before the law and spoke harshly of the bankster's combination of socialism with "super-capitalism" i.e. kleptocracy combined with crony capitalism and voted accordingly.

[MiracleMile90]

@RosenzweigBenjamin2: And btw, I do judge a tree by its fruits, Ben. McDonald was a subversive criminal fascist who helped edge this country further back into authoritarianism, and a racist bastard to boot.

Finally, I should also tell you that I don't really believe that literally everyone's a crook........there are still good people in the government. It's just that people like Ron Paul & Larry McDonald were never amongst them. Ever.

[MiracleMile90]

@RosenzweigBenjamin2: It makes a LOT of sense, Ben, once you open your mind.

Here, do a Google Search for Dave Emory sometime; he was another person who exposed Western Goals for the criminally culpable branch of the world crime network that they really were........following in the footsteps of his mentor, Mae Brussell.