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WE'RE HIT!!! TELEVISION
Originally aired on March 22, 2011
March 22, 2011 - Congressman Ron Paul made a sweep of television appearances yesterday to voice his strong opposition to the attack on Libya, and making it clear that the president is subverting US national sovereignty by bypassing Congress to engage in illegal acts of aggression.
Appearing on Freedom Watch with Judge Andrew Napolitano, the Congressman pulled no punches when explaining why he believes Obama went to the UN for authority to drop bombs on Libya, rather than congress.
"I think he philosophically believes in one world government," Paul stated.
"He wants to keep nudging us in that direction. I don't believe he has a conviction that national sovereignty has any value. So therefore if they can diminish the Congress." he continued.
"If he diminishes the Congress and he can get his authority from the United Nations then this enhances what he believes in. But he is not alone, the leadership in both parties has been nudging in that direction for a long time." the Congressman added.
"To think of all the effort that the founders went to to make the Congress the most important body, that they are now the most willing to give up their prerogatives and give it to the executive branch and the judicial branch, and onward and onward. Our leaderships in the House as long as I've been there have always deferred to the executive branch." he said.
Paul once again urged the American people to recognize the military incursion into Libya as a war of opportunity.
"It is unnecessary, it is wrong, it has nothing to do with national security, it has nothing to do with the defence of this country." he said.
"I think there is more to do with it than just that. That may be their cover. It may be that oil is an important issue here. We didn't go to Rwanda for humanitarian reasons, so I'm not to sure that oil might not be the real clincher here."
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WE'RE HIT!!! TELEVISION
Originally aired on March 22, 2011
March 22, 2011 - Congressman Ron Paul made a sweep of television appearances yesterday to voice his strong opposition to the attack on Libya, and making it clear that the president is subverting US national sovereignty by bypassing Congress to engage in illegal acts of aggression.
Appearing on Freedom Watch with Judge Andrew Napolitano, the Congressman pulled no punches when explaining why he believes Obama went to the UN for authority to drop bombs on Libya, rather than congress.
"I think he philosophically believes in one world government," Paul stated.
"He wants to keep nudging us in that direction. I don't believe he has a conviction that national sovereignty has any value. So therefore if they can diminish the Congress." he continued.
"If he diminishes the Congress and he can get his authority from the United Nations then this enhances what he believes in. But he is not alone, the leadership in both parties has been nudging in that direction for a long time." the Congressman added.
"To think of all the effort that the founders went to to make the Congress the most important body, that they are now the most willing to give up their prerogatives and give it to the executive branch and the judicial branch, and onward and onward. Our leaderships in the House as long as I've been there have always deferred to the executive branch." he said.
Paul once again urged the American people to recognize the military incursion into Libya as a war of opportunity.
"It is unnecessary, it is wrong, it has nothing to do with national security, it has nothing to do with the defence of this country." he said.
"I think there is more to do with it than just that. That may be their cover. It may be that oil is an important issue here. We didn't go to Rwanda for humanitarian reasons, so I'm not to sure that oil might not be the real clincher here."
FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 U.S.C. section 107 of the US Copyright Law.
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