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Good bye America

Ah well it's clear that America truly is dead and gone.

I had hoped that with the strong campaign of Ron Paul, with the enthusiastic participation of those thousands of freedom lovers who turned out and who contributed, there would be at least a ten or fifteen percent vote for freedom and peace. Instead Ron got the usual fringe vote, negligible in the larger picture actually.

Amerikans instead voted, on the Republican side, for a crazed maniac bent on a hundred years war, bent on world conquest through an insane plan I wouldn't even attempt if I was playing Civilization! On the Democratic side Amerikans opted for empty platitudes about "change." As if voting for someone with a different skin color actually meant change when his policies are identical to those of his opponents! That is the same idea as the monolithic opinions of those who advocate "diversity" in the universities, they don't mean diversity of opinion but of skin colors, it's meaningless drek.

So, goodbye Amerika, it is sad to see you go but maybe now we can cut up the corpse.

Free California!

USA out of the California Republic NOW!


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  1. You and I think on such similar terms, it's rather frightening!! ;-)

    I actually was Googling ways to create another currency. I don't think we are alone in this.

    Let me know next time you come out to the East Bay, man!

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  2. Oh no! Two of us on the same side of the Bay? Frightening thought that. :-) Actually I do live in the Far East Bay, in Dublin.

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  3. Heck, I'm in the Oakland area. Close to the tunnel.

    There are quite a few others in the East Bay, along the same lines. ;-)

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