Ron Paul says that a revolution is at hand. The Texas Congressman doesn’t necessarily suggest that a revolution will be violent, as it was following 1776, but suggests it is more of a revolution of the mind and the way people look at their fundamental rights protected by the Constitution.
Ron Paul says that a revolution is at hand. The Texas Congressman doesn’t necessarily suggest that a revolution will be violent, as it was following 1776, but suggests it is more of a revolution of the mind and the way people look at their fundamental rights protected by the Constitution.
I think that revolution is inevitable. I think we’re in the early stages. I think it can be very good and I work on the assumption that we can good. But, I do not believe that revolution will go without a lot of turmoil, because I’m expecting more financial trouble, a dollar breakdown and a lot of bills that won’t get paid – the checks are going to bounce.
Failing to change how Washington operates, warns Ron Paul, may lead to a Soviet style collapse:
What I’m referring to is the giving up of our empire. The Soviets literally gave up their empire. And we will. For financial reasons we won’t be allowed to have a presence in the middle east. We won’t be capable of paying for the troops in Japan and Germany, and doing all these things. And, that to me will be good. We will draw back and take care of ourselves, take care of our borders, take care of producing wealth here, bring the jobs back, get taxes down low and balance budgets – and that will be good. So yes, it will be reversed, but I do not foresee that the States will become independent.
But more independent than they are now. They will have to give up their dependence on the Federal government and they will, because the Federal government will be proven totally inept. They will have ruined our system.
