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Ron Paul nails what NeoCons are about.

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Whatever one can say about the neocons favouring large centralised government (which RP has on occasion rightfully pointed out)- I don't think they would, or could have a patch on EU governance, post Lisbon II that is. God bless us all, if they get their hands on the levers of governance. In fact I remember watching a video, with a very pompous Frenchman by the name of Valery Giscard D'Estaing giving a speech in Washington on how he, and the other writers of Lisbon II we're similiar to the founding fathers of the United States- I had to reach for a bucket as soon as I heard this.
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Ron's the man.
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Why aren't there anymore like him in his party? A real American.
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Like most developed countries ,people have forgotten their roots
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I remember watching a video, with a very pompous Frenchman by the name of Valery Giscard D'Estaing giving a speech in Washington on how he, and the other writers of Lisbon II we're similiar to the founding fathers of the United States- I had to reach for a bucket as soon as I heard this.
brilliant,

great speech by the congressman
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In fact I remember watching a video, with a very pompous Frenchman by the name of Valery Giscard D'Estaing giving a speech in Washington on how he, and the other writers of Lisbon II we're similiar to the founding fathers of the United States- I had to reach for a bucket as soon as I heard this.
I am SO glad I missed that.
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I am SO glad I missed that.
Lol was going to put D'Estaing's proclamation in that last post- however I didn't want to cause upset or similar happenings with others, as to what happened in my circumstance when I happened to see it!
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A complete and total rant. What a tosser!
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A complete and total rant. What a tosser!
I found it an accurate description of neoconservatism. Do you have any specific problems?
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