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  re: the isolationist - the red flower
this is for you asleep; once upon a time there was a lonely flower in the desert praying a solemn prayer dear heavenly father, why do i live in this despair? i never asked for this, why ó why father, do i have to stay in this lair? the windy salty desert breeze hits the lonely flower and shakes its beautifully red buds away whisking them into the dark desert air the night is now in full bloom but the lonely flower's fate is in doom leaving the earth and shooting out to space the lonely red flower buds can now se its old place leaving it behind, never looking back moving on forward, towards a new destiny but the new journey was caught to stop the rain, an abrupt end for our flowery friend falling from the sky sinking down from its high the cry it makes is barely there while it´s shooting down through the rainy air the red buds bundles and hits the ground meanwhile the sun is peaking out from behind and now the flowery red buds is nowhere to be found the fate of the red desert flower has ended why did its life have to be suspended? some might say it was highly depended on a greater power that was not indented they who wish for solitude may want to watch out witch include the condemned and the neglected friends and family the ones that objected will be lost forever and become their hardest endeavour this is for you asleep; once upon a time there was a lonely flower in the desert praying a solemn prayer dear heavenly father, why do i live in this despair? i never asked for this, why ó why father, do i have to stay in this lair? the windy salty desert breeze hits the lonely flower and shakes its beautifully red buds away whisking them into the dark desert air the night is now in full bloom but the lonely flower's fate is in doom leaving the earth and shooting out to space the lonely red flower buds can now se its old place leaving it behind, never looking back moving on forward, towards a new destiny but the new journey was caught to stop the rain, an abrupt end for our flowery friend falling from the sky sinking down from its high the cry it makes is barely there while it´s shooting down through the rainy air the red buds bundles and hits the ground meanwhile the sun is peaking out from behind and now the flowery red buds is nowhere to be found the fate of the red desert flower has ended why did its life have to be suspended? some might say it was highly depended on a greater power that was not indented they who wish for solitude may want to watch out witch include the condemned and the neglected friends and family the ones that objected will be lost forever and become their hardest endeavour this is for you asleep; once upon a time there was a lonely flower in the desert praying a solemn prayer dear heavenly father, why do i live in this despair? i never asked for this, why ó why father, do i have to stay in this lair? the windy salty desert breeze hits the lonely flower and shakes its beautifully red buds away whisking them into the dark desert air the night is now in full bloom but the lonely flower's fate is in doom leaving the earth and shooting out to space the lonely red flower buds can now se its old place leaving it behind, never looking back moving on forward, towards a new destiny but the new journey was caught to stop the rain, an abrupt end for our flowery friend falling from the sky sinking down from its high the cry it makes is barely there while it´s shooting down through the rainy air the red buds bundles and hits the ground meanwhile the sun is peaking out from behind and now the flowery red buds is nowhere to be found the fate of the red desert flower has ended why did its life have to be suspended? some might say it was highly depended on a greater power that was not indented they who wish for solitude may want to watch out witch include the condemned and the neglected friends and family the ones that objected will be lost forever and become their hardest endeavour
  the isolationist - starring tiffany - mo...
the trailer for my short film, the trailer for my short film, the trailer for my short film,
  is ron paul an isolationist?
is ron paul an isolationist? this video addresses this issue. spread the word. donate: http://www.ronpaul2008.com wear ron paul t-shirts: http://www.cafepress.com/thornbusch isolationism/empires http://www.youtube.com/pingish music http://freeplaymusic.com/ is ron paul an isolationist? this video addresses this issue. spread the word. donate: http://www.ronpaul2008.com wear ron paul t-shirts: http://www.cafepress.com/thornbusch isolationism/empires http://www.youtube.com/pingish music http://freeplaymusic.com/ is ron paul an isolationist? this video addresses this issue. spread the word. donate: http://www.ronpaul2008.com wear ron paul t-shirts: http://www.cafepress.com/thornbusch isolationism/empires http://www.youtube.com/pingish music http://freeplaymusic.com/
  charles lindbergh's - september 11, 1941...
on september 11, 1941, (same day as the pentagon's ground-breaking ceremony) charles lindbergh appeared in des moines, iowa, to speak on behalf of the isolationist america first committee. the famous aviator criticized the groups he perceived were leading america into war for acting against the country's interests. on september 11, 1941, (same day as the pentagon's ground-breaking ceremony) charles lindbergh appeared in des moines, iowa, to speak on behalf of the isolationist america first committee. the famous aviator criticized the groups he perceived were leading america into war for acting against the country's interests. on september 11, 1941, (same day as the pentagon's ground-breaking ceremony) charles lindbergh appeared in des moines, iowa, to speak on behalf of the isolationist america first committee. the famous aviator criticized the groups he perceived were leading america into war for acting against the country's interests.
  re: ron paul: idiot isolationist
rebuttal to a common theme among ron paul rebuttal to a common theme among ron paul rebuttal to a common theme among ron paul
  republican: a history lesson about war
republican: a history lesson about republican wars, interventions, and liberations this took me a while to make and i couldn't list all the sources it took to finish this. i'm sick and tired of ron paul and bob barr cultists telling me what my party used to stand for. i'm tired of non-interventionists calling me a neo-conservative just because i'm not a carbon copy of robert taft. news flash- taft lost to eisenhower and he lost for a reason. the isolationists and non-interventionists never had firm control of the republican party except during a select few years as a result of wwi and american contempt for europe. only two real isolationist republicans ever got elected president, harding and hoover, who both kind of sucked and even still followed interventionism quietly while denouncing it in public. truly, people only supported non-interventionism when it came to global, european disputes, and i can't blame them. that didn't stop them, though, from intervention in latin america, africa, the middle east, and asia. i'll repeat it again, the party was never firmly isolationist or non-interventionist. in fact, the republican party was founded on interventionist philosophy. it emerged from the ashes of the free soil party and whig party out of an effort to stop the expansion of slavery. so it's true that some conservatives and republicans, after seeing young americans go off to fight and die for imperialist europeans for no reason, didn't want anything to do with getting involved in world affairs or global disputes. but that doesn't mean libertarians can go around telling me what my party used to stand for, because the anti-europe and anti-war sentiment didn't start until wwi came around. but what about before wwi? are we going to completely ignore the first republican presidents and statesmen? lincoln defeated the south and occupied it and republicans put in military governments. grant continued this and fought the ku klux klan, the terrorist wing of the beaten democratic party, and oversaw reconstruction. william mckinley lead the us in the spanish-american war and liberated spanish colonies and ended human rights abuses, and intervened elsewhere in places like china during the boxer rebellion. roosevelt followed mckinley with big stick diplomacy. taft with dollar diplomacy. why forget that conservatives and republicans were not originally like robert taft? because it's easier than learning the facts. the party has always been interventionist. some times in the early 20th century after the wilson era that was less obvious, but from fremont to mccain we've stood strong in the belief that freedom is worth fighting for. from the civil war, to indian wars, to banana wars, to the spanish-american war, to the many interventions before, during, and after the cold war, conservative republicans have answered the call. hell, many generals and soldiers have historically been republicans like eisenhower, macarthur, grant, and pershing. the military today is overwhelmingly republican and conservative. these are not neo-con allegations; these are the facts. if almost every conservative and/or republican since fremont and lincoln have been chickenhawk neo-conservatives, then the ron paul types are nothing but chickenchicken neo-isolationists. truth- it's what's for dinner! republican: a history lesson about republican wars, interventions, and liberations this took me a while to make and i couldn't list all the sources it took to finish this. i'm sick and tired of ron paul and bob barr cultists telling me what my party used to stand for. i'm tired of non-interventionists calling me a neo-conservative just because i'm not a carbon copy of robert taft. news flash- taft lost to eisenhower and he lost for a reason. the isolationists and non-interventionists never had firm control of the republican party except during a select few years as a result of wwi and american contempt for europe. only two real isolationist republicans ever got elected president, harding and hoover, who both kind of sucked and even still followed interventionism quietly while denouncing it in public. truly, people only supported non-interventionism when it came to global, european disputes, and i can't blame them. that didn't stop them, though, from intervention in latin america, africa, the middle east, and asia. i'll repeat it again, the party was never firmly isolationist or non-interventionist. in fact, the republican party was founded on interventionist philosophy. it emerged from the ashes of the free soil party and whig party out of an effort to stop the expansion of slavery. so it's true that some conservatives and republicans, after seeing young americans go off to fight and die for imperialist europeans for no reason, didn't want anything to do with getting involved in world affairs or global disputes. but that doesn't mean libertarians can go around telling me what my party used to stand for, because the anti-europe and anti-war sentiment didn't start until wwi came around. but what about before wwi? are we going to completely ignore the first republican presidents and statesmen? lincoln defeated the south and occupied it and republicans put in military governments. grant continued this and fought the ku klux klan, the terrorist wing of the beaten democratic party, and oversaw reconstruction. william mckinley lead the us in the spanish-american war and liberated spanish colonies and ended human rights abuses, and intervened elsewhere in places like china during the boxer rebellion. roosevelt followed mckinley with big stick diplomacy. taft with dollar diplomacy. why forget that conservatives and republicans were not originally like robert taft? because it's easier than learning the facts. the party has always been interventionist. some times in the early 20th century after the wilson era that was less obvious, but from fremont to mccain we've stood strong in the belief that freedom is worth fighting for. from the civil war, to indian wars, to banana wars, to the spanish-american war, to the many interventions before, during, and after the cold war, conservative republicans have answered the call. hell, many generals and soldiers have historically been republicans like eisenhower, macarthur, grant, and pershing. the military today is overwhelmingly republican and conservative. these are not neo-con allegations; these are the facts. if almost every conservative and/or republican since fremont and lincoln have been chickenhawk neo-conservatives, then the ron paul types are nothing but chickenchicken neo-isolationists. truth- it's what's for dinner! republican: a history lesson about republican wars, interventions, and liberations this took me a while to make and i couldn't list all the sources it took to finish this. i'm sick and tired of ron paul and bob barr cultists telling me what my party used to stand for. i'm tired of non-interventionists calling me a neo-conservative just because i'm not a carbon copy of robert taft. news flash- taft lost to eisenhower and he lost for a reason. the isolationists and non-interventionists never had firm control of the republican party except during a select few years as a result of wwi and american contempt for europe. only two real isolationist republicans ever got elected president, harding and hoover, who both kind of sucked and even still followed interventionism quietly while denouncing it in public. truly, people only supported non-interventionism when it came to global, european disputes, and i can't blame them. that didn't stop them, though, from intervention in latin america, africa, the middle east, and asia. i'll repeat it again, the party was never firmly isolationist or non-interventionist. in fact, the republican party was founded on interventionist philosophy. it emerged from the ashes of the free soil party and whig party out of an effort to stop the expansion of slavery. so it's true that some conservatives and republicans, after seeing young americans go off to fight and die for imperialist europeans for no reason, didn't want anything to do with getting involved in world affairs or global disputes. but that doesn't mean libertarians can go around telling me what my party used to stand for, because the anti-europe and anti-war sentiment didn't start until wwi came around. but what about before wwi? are we going to completely ignore the first republican presidents and statesmen? lincoln defeated the south and occupied it and republicans put in military governments. grant continued this and fought the ku klux klan, the terrorist wing of the beaten democratic party, and oversaw reconstruction. william mckinley lead the us in the spanish-american war and liberated spanish colonies and ended human rights abuses, and intervened elsewhere in places like china during the boxer rebellion. roosevelt followed mckinley with big stick diplomacy. taft with dollar diplomacy. why forget that conservatives and republicans were not originally like robert taft? because it's easier than learning the facts. the party has always been interventionist. some times in the early 20th century after the wilson era that was less obvious, but from fremont to mccain we've stood strong in the belief that freedom is worth fighting for. from the civil war, to indian wars, to banana wars, to the spanish-american war, to the many interventions before, during, and after the cold war, conservative republicans have answered the call. hell, many generals and soldiers have historically been republicans like eisenhower, macarthur, grant, and pershing. the military today is overwhelmingly republican and conservative. these are not neo-con allegations; these are the facts. if almost every conservative and/or republican since fremont and lincoln have been chickenhawk neo-conservatives, then the ron paul types are nothing but chickenchicken neo-isolationists. truth- it's what's for dinner!
  more than just interventionist here and ...
the freedomcast from 1 may, 2008. read or listen to them all at blogliberty.com the freedomcast from 1 may, 2008. read or listen to them all at blogliberty.com the freedomcast from 1 may, 2008. read or listen to them all at blogliberty.com
  isolationist trailer
trailer for the short film: the isolationist trailer for the short film: the isolationist trailer for the short film: the isolationist
  dj vadim - hydrogen slush
dj vadim - hydrogen slush the isolationist dj vadim - hydrogen slush the isolationist dj vadim - hydrogen slush the isolationist
  summer of man's best friend by gashead
amateur clip of gashead's summer of mans best friend form the cd, the isolationist. check out myspace.com/gashead for more. amateur clip of gashead's summer of mans best friend form the cd, the isolationist. check out myspace.com/gashead for more. amateur clip of gashead's summer of mans best friend form the cd, the isolationist. check out myspace.com/gashead for more.
  re: ron paul: idiot isolationist
http://www.cnn.com/2006/politics/08/17/domesticspying.lawsuit/index.html unconstitutional wiretapping ruling. http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/0918-01.htm radicalized after the war or by the war. http://www.cnn.com/2006/politics/08/17/domesticspying.lawsuit/index.html unconstitutional wiretapping ruling. http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/0918-01.htm radicalized after the war or by the war. http://www.cnn.com/2006/politics/08/17/domesticspying.lawsuit/index.html unconstitutional wiretapping ruling. http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/0918-01.htm radicalized after the war or by the war.
  turning point: fall of liberty
turning point: fall of liberty is an first-person shooter, based on an alternate history in which winston churchill dies in 1931, eight years before the start of world war ii asking what would have happened without his leadership. after england's conquest by the third reich, europe and north africa eventually fall to nazi germany and its axis allies. an invasion of the isolationist united states in 1953 is launched, allowing the nazis to install a puppet president during their occupation. not much more is known about this game at this time. release is set for early 2008. turning point: fall of liberty is an first-person shooter, based on an alternate history in which winston churchill dies in 1931, eight years before the start of world war ii asking what would have happened without his leadership. after england's conquest by the third reich, europe and north africa eventually fall to nazi germany and its axis allies. an invasion of the isolationist united states in 1953 is launched, allowing the nazis to install a puppet president during their occupation. not much more is known about this game at this time. release is set for early 2008. turning point: fall of liberty is an first-person shooter, based on an alternate history in which winston churchill dies in 1931, eight years before the start of world war ii asking what would have happened without his leadership. after england's conquest by the third reich, europe and north africa eventually fall to nazi germany and its axis allies. an invasion of the isolationist united states in 1953 is launched, allowing the nazis to install a puppet president during their occupation. not much more is known about this game at this time. release is set for early 2008.
  american voters and international diplomacy
complete video at: http://fora.tv/2008/08/27/what_americans_really_think_of_campaign_issues hart research president geoff garin discusses american voters' perspectives on international relations, arguing that most americans seem to prefer complete video at: http://fora.tv/2008/08/27/what_americans_really_think_of_campaign_issues hart research president geoff garin discusses american voters' perspectives on international relations, arguing that most americans seem to prefer complete video at: http://fora.tv/2008/08/27/what_americans_really_think_of_campaign_issues hart research president geoff garin discusses american voters' perspectives on international relations, arguing that most americans seem to prefer
  daydreams of wasted time-beef terminal
www.beefterminal.com from the 2003 beef terminal album www.beefterminal.com from the 2003 beef terminal album www.beefterminal.com from the 2003 beef terminal album
  rice wags finger at russian isolationism
u.s. secretary of state condoleezza rice has warned russia that its policies have put it on a path to isolation and irrelevance. rice's speech at the german marshall fund event reflects a further deterioration in u.s.-russian relations as opinions in the west remain split over georgia's invasion of south ossetia. meanwhile, former presidential candidate ron paul disagreed with rices statements. he accused the u.s. government of trying to stir up another cold war driven by vested interests. u.s. secretary of state condoleezza rice has warned russia that its policies have put it on a path to isolation and irrelevance. rice's speech at the german marshall fund event reflects a further deterioration in u.s.-russian relations as opinions in the west remain split over georgia's invasion of south ossetia. meanwhile, former presidential candidate ron paul disagreed with rices statements. he accused the u.s. government of trying to stir up another cold war driven by vested interests. u.s. secretary of state condoleezza rice has warned russia that its policies have put it on a path to isolation and irrelevance. rice's speech at the german marshall fund event reflects a further deterioration in u.s.-russian relations as opinions in the west remain split over georgia's invasion of south ossetia. meanwhile, former presidential candidate ron paul disagreed with rices statements. he accused the u.s. government of trying to stir up another cold war driven by vested interests.
  isolationist bunkerism
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