Monthly Archives: February 2013

David Lory VanDerBeek: Dorner Cover Up, Exposing Treason, Ron Paul Voters and the Run for Governor.
Gubernatorial candidate, David Lory VanDerBeek, joins Josh Tolley to talk about running for governor, arresting those who commit treason, and winning Nevada back for the people.

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Ron Paul has NOT gone to the UN to strong-arm RonPaul.com
And it #39;s time to stop this claim and issue an apology!

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Ron Paul Responds to RonPaul.com
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Ron Paul Files Suit For RonPaul.com

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Ron Paul Files Suit For RonPaul.com - Video

Libertarian folk hero and retired Rep. Ron Paul is fighting to take the domain name RonPaul.com from a legion of loyal supporters. And he's turning to an unlikely source for help, filing a complaint with an agency of the United Nations -- a body he's criticized for years.

The site owners response: Thats not cool! We want our old pre-retirement Ron Paul back!

The Texas Republican and three-time presidential candidate filed the complaint Friday with the U.N.'s World Intellectual Property Organization.

He argues at length in his complaint that he should have the domain name -- as well as one for RonPaul.org -- for free because he already has a common law trademark on his name.

Paul attorney David Warrington said the situation is a private arbitration that was arranged by the nonprofit Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, which was organized under California law.

He said WIPO was need to settle the dispute because the domain-name owners used a foreign registrar to get the domain name.

They subjected themselves to this proceeding in this forum when they registered RonPaul.com with an Australian registrar," Warrington said.

Beyond his 14 years in national politics, Paul argues, his trademark is further burnished by his many books, being widely quoted by scholars and having the reputation as a premier advocate for liberty in American politics.

The owners of the domain names say they are disappointed by the complaint, considering how many of them -- particularly the young, energetic supporters -- kept Pauls 2012 run energized through grassroots campaigning and fundraising.

Like thousands of fellow Ron Paul supporters, we put our lives on hold and invested five years of hard work into Ron Paul, RonPaul.com and Ron Paul 2012, the owners, who are getting a lawyer and have 20 days to prepare a complaint response, said on their site.

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Ron Paul looks to UN for help in website fight

Former Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul has turned to the United Nations an agency hes criticized for years for assistance in taking back the domain names RonPaul.com and RonPaul.org from a group of Libertarian supporters.

The complaint calls for the agency to expropriate the two domain names from his supporters without compensation and hand them over to Mr. Paul, RonPaul.com states.

The Texas Republican filed the complaint with the U.N.s World Intellectual Property Organization, claiming he should acquire the domain names for free because he already has a common law trademark on his name, Fox News reports.

The sites owners have 20 days to prepare a response and are currently looking for a lawyer to help represent them in the case.

The owners expressed disappointment, labeling Mr. Pauls actions as not cool in a post on the site Friday that called for our old pre-retirement Ron Paul to return.

Back in 2007 we put our lives on hold for you, Ron, and we invested close to 10,000 hours of tears, sweat and hard work into this site at great personal sacrifice. We helped raise millions of dollars for you, we spread your message of liberty as far and wide as we possibly could, and we went out of our way to defend you against the unjustified attacks by your opponents, the statement said.

The group also criticized Mr. Pauls entirely out-of-character tweet on Feb. 4 about the death of a Navy Iraq War veteran in which he said, Chris Kyles death seems to confirm that he who lives by the sword dies by the sword. Treating PTSD at a firing range doesnt make sense.

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