G. Edward Griffin on Ron Paul's Restore America Plan

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G. Edward Griffin comments on Ron Paul's 'Restore America Plan', a 12-page budget that proposes to eliminate the Department of Commerce.

Related Video about Paul's plan to eliminate the Department of the Interior:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vByjWa...

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[Nicholas Zounis]

Ron Paul, when you restore America, can you come to Australia and restore our country.

[TheFlR3StOrM .]

This is one of the best explanation's that describes what Ron Paul has been trying to do for 30 years. He has always been out voted by the greedy destructive corporations and lobbyist that control the government. Ron Paul 2012 or none at all.

[king daniel]

GOP is a red shield party. The result? Dr. Paul was clicked out.

[RRelaxingRS]

#RonPaul2016!

[pretorious700]

The whole government structure now in the US resembles more than anything else the USSR in it's heyday.

[cero86]

this was great man keep it up

[TheCiceroGrimes]

I dont see where anyone is saying no government, what I hear is less government, so all the lame arguments about some type of "stateless" society is simply propoganda.

The current Government has usurped its constitutional authority, period

Time to put the government back within its proper confines.

[Nathan Newbury]

No remotely, what I am saying simply is this: There is not a period in our history that Government hasn't existed. therefore, it is impossible to produce an example of a society without Government. Knowing this, history is also unable to give hint or foreshadow what a Stateless society might look like or function. But in the end, these issues don't matter. What matters is: the power of government is immoral and just as slavery was done away with w/o knowing the outcome, so then should the state.

[Nathan Newbury]

You can't look at history for a model when it comes to changing society because there has never been a time (in recorded history) that government hasn't existed and as we both know, Government sways society to fit its need which is to create fear, aggression, and crime to prove to their "subjects" that they need the government to protect them.

[Nathan Newbury]

My argument is that a free market can take the place of today's government and that agriculture can fit within that free market without there being a social need for a government to regulate it or influence it, or feed off its productivity. Does that mean no law or order, not at all.