Monthly Archives: February 2013

An Excellent Interview With Ron Paul on The Alex Jones Show
Jan 9, 2013, freedom fighter Congressman Ron Paul talks about the fiscal cliff, gun control, and the state of education in this country.

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Chris Kyle Navy SEAL Sniper Murdered, Ron Paul Tweet Photos of Obama Shooting Guns,
Recorded on February 4 2013. My Shot of the Day on Navy SEAL, author of American Sniper, Chris Kyle who was murdered this weekend and Ron Paul #39;s insensitive tweet about it, saying He who lives by the sword, dies by the sword. Other news including Obama shooting guns and New Town approves armed guards. Follow me on Twitter @kmcshotoftheday

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House of Cards copies Ron Paul newsletter scandal
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Ron Paul On Immigration Reform
Ron Paul discusses the proposed new immigration plans and the civil liberties issues associated with it.

By: TheLibertarian4life

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Ron Paul On Immigration Reform - Video

The Ugly Truth Behind Ron Paul #39;s Chris Kyle Tweets
My take on the Ron Paul/Chris Kyle Twitter controversy. Listen to Tex and Rex Live: http://www.blogtalkradio.com The Tex and Rex Show on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com

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The Conspiracy Facts - Ron Paul Edition
You can always find the video on this web-site: BetrayedFreedom.com

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Ron Paul Demonized Over Chris Kyle Comments
"Treating PTSD at a firing range doesn #39;t make sense." Obama #39;s goons MURDERED Chris Kyle and Ron Paul knows it.

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After a public backlash, former presidential candidate Ron Paul used his Facebook page to clarify controversial comments he made Monday about the Navy SEAL who was killed at a Texas gun range over the weekend.

On Monday, Paul, 77, took cyber heat for a tweet he sent out following the news of the veteran's death.

Paul wrote: Chris Kyles death seems to confirm that hewho lives by the sword dies by the sword. Treating PTSD at a firing range doesnt make sense.

His comments were re-tweeted more than 800 times and most of the responses he received were negative.

Paul backtracked some and offered a clarification on his Facebook page.

He wrote: "As a veteran, I certainly recognize that this weekend's violence and killing of Chris Kyle were a tragic and sad event. My condolences and prayers go out to Mr. Kyles family. Unconstitutional and unnecessary wars have endless unintended consequences. A policy of non-violence, as Christ preached, would have prevented this and similar tragedies. -REP"

Paul has spent much of his congressional career denouncing military intervention overseas. He publicly opposed the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and called them unconstitutional.

Eddie Ray Routh, 25, has been charged with one count of capital murder and two counts of murder in the shooting deaths of Kyle, author of the best-selling book American Sniper and his friend Chad Littlefield. All three were at a shooting range in Glen Rose, Texas. Routh is on suicide watch at the Erath County Jail, where hes being held on $3 million bail.

Kyle, who had four tours of Iraq under his belt, was the most lethal sniper in the U.S. He had 160 confirmed kills and received 14 different awards and decorations, including two Silver Stars, five Bronze Stars with Valor and two Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals. After leaving the Navy, he wrote his biography, American Sniper.

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Ron Paul clarifies comments on death of SEAL sniper

LAKE JACKSON, MS Former Lake Jackson congressman Ron Paul may not be running for office, but hes definitely running for cover.

The former presidential wannabe set the Twitter-verse a-twitter when he tweeted about the murder of former Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle, author and self-described most lethal sniper in US history. Police say Eddie Ray Routh, a vet with post-traumatic stress disorder, killed Kyle and another vet, Chad Littlefield, as they were working with Routh on his PTSD.

Paul made a tragic situation worse by tweeting that Kyles death confirms that he who lives by the sword, dies by the sword. And that didnt sit well, even with some of Pauls supporters, assuming there are any left after that.

Thats probably why Paul did a tweet retreat by going onto Facebook and posting that as a veteran, he recognizes the murders were tragic and sad, and that hes praying for Kyles family.

Then he added stuff about the unintended consequences of unconstitutional wars.

But he didnt stop there, throwing in that a policy of non-violence like Jesus preached would have prevented the murders.

Of course, we know how that turned out.

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Ron Paul tweets about SEAL sniper’s death

by WHAS11

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Posted on February 5, 2013 at 6:08 PM

Updated today at 6:21 PM

(WHAS11) -- The fallout is causing former congressman Ron Paul to soften his approach after receiving criticism over his tweets about the death of murdered Navy Seal Chris Kyle.

Sniper Chris Kyle was killed Saturday at a firing range in Texas and police have arrested a former Marine who was suffering from PTSD for murder.

Paul, the father of Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, posted on Twitter saying treating PTSD at a firing range didn't make sense.

Medal of Honor recipient, Dakota Meyer, who is from Adair County, Ky., responded saying Kyle isn't just a hero to himself, but to America as well.

Paul had also tweeted "Chris Kyle's death seems to confirm that 'he who lives by the sword dies by the sword'."

Meyer responded to that with "Hey Ron Paul, have you lost your mind? that sword protected your freedom. Guess since I live by it I deserve to get murdered as well? #wow.

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