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Chris Matthews: Ron Paul vs. Rudy Giuliani battle foreshadows the 2016 debates
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School Sucks Podcast #106: A Young Person #39;s Guide To Politics
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Ron Paul at the Students for Liberty Convention, Texas State (San Marcos, TX 4-12-2014) Full Speech
Ron Paul at the Students for Liberty Convention, Texas State (San Marcos, TX 4-12-2014) Full Speech.

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Ron Paul #39;s Texas Straight Talk 4/14/14: Another Phony Budget Debate
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EXCLUSIVE: KS Shooting Suspect Glenn Miller Interview Private Emails; He Likes Ron Paul
Frazier Glenn Miller originally appeared on The David Pakman Show in April 2010. In November 2013, he exchanged a series of emails with host David Pakman. Em...

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Ron Paul Warns Feds Could Launch Waco-Style Assault In Nevada
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L.A.N.C.E.R. Militia episode 3: Bundy Ranch Rebellion
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Last week, former Rep. Ron Pauls (R-TX) research arm, the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity, republished a blog post from author Paul Craig Roberts entitled Is the US or the World Coming to an End?

The post credulously repeated many of the Russian Federations claims which they say justify a slow-motion invasion of South and East Ukraine, including assertions that American mercenaries are assisting Kievs forces and that neo-Nazis have taken control of the government in Ukraine.

The post goes on to note how American actions have reduced its credibility across the globe. But Roberts spends eight paragraphs toward the end of the piece attacking what he calls the governments theory regarding the events of September 11, 2001.

The most serious blow of all is the dawning realization everywhere that Washingtons crackpot conspiracy theory of 9/11 is false, Roberts alleges. Large numbers of independent experts as well as more than one hundred first responders have contradicted every aspect of Washingtons absurd conspiracy theory.

As Reason magazine editor and FBNs The Independents co-host Matt Welch, observed, that article was reprinted with the authors permission.

Appearing on Welchs show Wednesday, Paul was confronted about his organization publishing material from a 9/11 conspiracy theorist. The former congressman said that concern over that post was a form of political correctness.

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Well, its just that people should have a right to express their viewpoints, Paul insisted. If you read 99 percent of the article it was a fantastic article.

Paul said that his organizations decision to republish the piece does not amount to a personal endorsement of Roberts views. So, I think thats a little bit overkill with political correctness, Paul insisted. People know my position, Ive stated [it] on national television enough times.

I think that, to me, the people who overly criticize something like that probably are the ones who have the problem, he added.

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Ron Paul: Political Correctness Behind Concerns About My Institute Republishing 9/11 Truther

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On Wednesday, Paul posted answers to a pair of questions about his positions on marijuana and Bitcoin.

Paul responded to the question about marijuana by calling the American War on Drugs "outrageous."

"The drug war has never done anything good. It cost a lot of money, it was an excuse to violate the civil liberties of a lot of Americans, and it challenges the notice that people get to make their private choices. Even when theres risk involved, government is meant to protect us from ourselves, government is meant to protect our liberties," Paul wrote. "When people have the right to make their own decisions, they should be responsible for all the actions they take. The drug war is a typical example of how the government is intending to make people better and once they do that they are getting into the business of removing personal liberty."

Paul argued Bitcoin is not "true money," but he said the cryptocurrency should be "perfectly legal and there should be no restrictions on it, there should be no taxes on it."

Scott Stenholm, an executive producer at Paul's RonPaulChannel digital news network, confirmed to Business Insider that the posts on Quora were written by Paul himself.

"We've been talking about it for a while," Stenholm said of Paul's decision to join Quora. "President Obama did it and some other high profile people. It seems to be getting a fast response. ... Ron wants to get the message out, so we thought it would advantageous."

As of this writing, Paul has 195 followers on the site.

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"Though I dont personally believe that Bitcoin is true money, it shouldbeperfectly legal and there should be no restrictions on it, there should be no taxes on it," Paul wrote."The people who operate Bitcoin would, of course, be prohibited from committing fraud but the people should be able to have competition whether it is a basket of commodities or crypto-currencies - it should be perfectly legal."

Paul described Bitcoin as an "introduction" to competition for the dollar that could improve our "terrible monetary system."

"Bitcoin is a very interesting subject because for many years in Congress I was a champion of legalizing competition in currencies," wrote Paul. "We have a terrible monetary system today. We have a government that purposely counterfeits and debases the currencies and I believe that the alternative would be a competition. That means that anything that wants to substitute for the American dollar should be permitted. There should be no prohibitions; there should not be a monopoly and a cartel running our monetary system because it so often benefits the privileged few. ...Bitcoin is an introduction to that."

Paul also noted Bitcoin requires "freedom from government intervention when it comes to the Internet" to flourish. He said he is "concerned that the government ultimately wants to curtail the Internet."

"The internet is the salvation for those of us who believe in liberty because it is an alternative way of getting around the system not only in the spreading of our ideas in this instance but in in terms of getting around the monetary system on the whole if they do permit crypto-currencies and other forms of transactions. So, this is something that we should all be concerned about whether we endorse it or not," Paul wrote.

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Ron Paul: Bitcoin Is Not 'True Money'