Comments on: Adam Kokesh: An anti-war smear merchant in “Republican” clothing

By: Why is Russian TV Endorsing Ron Paul? | UNCOVERAGE.net

Why is Russian TV Endorsing Ron Paul? | UNCOVERAGE.net — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 11:00:43 +0000

[...] in order to lure viewers into accepting a far-left agenda. Conservative columnist Michelle Malkin called Kokesh a “smear merchant” who wears “GOP clothing.”Nevertheless, Kokesh continues to [...]

By: handyman96792

handyman96792 — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 06:43:41 +0000

As far as the flag goes: First our governments use them to blindfold us, then they use them to bury us.

I wish the sheeples would wake up and let us not forget who Michelle Malkin works for…Rupert Murdoch. King of thieves and liars.

By: handyman96792

handyman96792 — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 06:40:28 +0000

Michelle Malkin is a hateful Bill O’Reilly wanna be. She is a full fleged NWO conspirator who will gladly shred any one who stands for liberty and the US Constitution. Michelle Malkin represents the wosrt form of media bias for the NWO. You are an evil woman malkin

By: Riehl World View

Riehl World View — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 23:30:59 +0000

Rand Paul And Adam Kokesh Discuss “Their” Movement…

Rand Paul and Adam Kokesh discuss “their movement” to take back the Republican Party. Paul even claims his advisers were telling him he needed to step up and be a little more like Kokesh. Oh really? Does that include being……

By: Moralia - Michelle Malkin vs. Adam Kokesh

Moralia - Michelle Malkin vs. Adam Kokesh — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 19:46:00 +0000

[...] scene. To be sure, Michelle Malkin is one of those Big Guns, and the day before yesterday, she fixed her cross-hairs on Adam [...]

By: This ain’t Hell, but you can see it from here » Blog Archive » IVAW Kokesh still in the race for NM’s 3CD

Sun, 28 Mar 2010 13:05:41 +0000

[...] Michelle Malkin called out Kokesh on her blog, he went on Russia Today to defend himself. He said that Malkin blamed him for the threats against [...]

By: 11B

11B — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 02:21:22 +0000

The guy who received more in primary donations from members of the military than all the other GOP candidates combined?

Can anyone confirm or deny this with legitimate sources? I have heard Paul’s supporters make this claim, but did not know if it was true.

By: 11B

11B — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 02:19:17 +0000

Ron Paul needs to just become a libertarian and come up with a set up beliefs rather than trying the Trojan Horse from within.

Majorken, I agree with rooting out Trojan Horses from the GOP. I would like to start with the neoconservatives.

By: Hey Republican Idiots: Adam Kokesh Is Not The Answer | The Rude News

Hey Republican Idiots: Adam Kokesh Is Not The Answer | The Rude News — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 03:47:46 +0000

[...] Michelle Malkin warned you Republicants supporting this guy and he turns around and wears it as a badge of honor. So the anti-bailout Malkin is his enemy of choice? [...]

By: MarcoPolo

MarcoPolo — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 23:41:35 +0000

On March 11th, 2010 at 11:14 am, Ty85719 said:

furthermore, I couldn’t imagine anyone embracing an endorsement from …. Ron Paul

Liberal slurs aside, you mean a guy who won his GOP primary with 80% of the vote in that liberal bastion, Texas?

The guy who received more in primary donations from members of the military than all the other GOP candidates combined?

Yeah, who’d want that?

By: Dave the Libertarian

Dave the Libertarian — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:10:23 +0000

On March 10th, 2010 at 8:41 pm, wren said:

They are using the term “liberty” because they are really Libertarians.

These candidates will sound like Republicans in the Primary election, but if they win the Primary they will then take a sudden turn to the left for the General Election in November.

I’m a bit of a libertarian, not registered as such (not registered as anything, in Georgia, you do not have to). So let me offer my two cents worth.

These “Liberty Republicans” are “non-interventionists.” So in addition to getting out of Iraq and Afghanistan, they want to close all of the U.S. military bases around the world.

I’d never advocate for that, but I do think we are spending way too much money, and sending way too many of our military around the globe to be the “world police”. I realize that there are some real necessities in keeping folks in certain places, but I think we’ve gone beyond that.

They also want to “End the Fed” because they think that ending the Federal Reserve system will drain the government of the money is uses to fund “endless wars.”

Nutty, but that is sort of Ron Paul-style nutty.

They are against “warrentless wiretaps,” which are used to protect us against terrorists.

Not a simple black-and-white issue, but I do worry about giving up individual liberties so that we all can be safe. I’m sure Orwell’s world in “1984″ was super safe, but there are limits, and slippery slopes. I also do not subscribe to the mindset that “Well, if you have nothing to hide, you shouldn’t mind” (some do believe that)

They are against using “extra-judicial systems to deal with enemy combatants” which means they would prefer to have Terrorists tried in civilian courts in the U.S. rather than in military tribunals at Gitmo.

They are against waterboarding and other forms of “torture”

Definitely try them at Gitmo, and no issues with torture.

They are most likely in favor of legalizing marijuana.

I’ve never touched marijuana, and don’t ever plan to, but I have no issue with the legalization of it. If we’re going to ban potentially harmful substances, then we need to ban alcohol too. How about neither.

By: rocketman

rocketman — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:45:40 +0000

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HI PURPLEPEEP–#60. Yes–that is the correct list for saluting when one is on active duty service. Our President also salutes and receives salutes in civilian clothing since he is the Commander in Chief.
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Since I left the Army 43 years ago and am a civilian now–my salute at a funeral is a personal choice only–usually the person being buried and I am both long removed from active duty, and we are both in civilian clothes.
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Thanks to the vets of all services who did a “full tour” of 20 to 35+ years defending and protecting our country. I was a 2 year draftee–short timer help–and I have the highest respect for the professional service “lifers”. They are the backbone of our military and of our country’s defense and liberty.
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John Bibb
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By: The Snooper Report

The Snooper Report — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:37:47 +0000

Adam Kokesh – A Fraud with the IVAW Running As A Republican In New Mexico…

Adam Kokesh. Moron. Hates The Troops. A Fraud. An IVAW member. ……

By: Ty85719

Ty85719 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:14:41 +0000

furthermore, I couldn’t imagine anyone embracing an endorsement from the racist, conspiracy theorist, sophomoric politician, Ron Paul

By: Ty85719

Ty85719 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:09:30 +0000

IVAW members are human garbage – at least 40% of their membership have been proven to be frauds who were never in the military. Nearly 20% of their membership is composed of people who were removed from the military due to inappropriate circumstances.

In my opinion, even the IVAW members who did serve are a disgrace to their nation – their dissent, whether it was publically displayed or simply in their minds and hearts, put all of their brothers-in-arms in mortal danger.

Veterans for Freedom and Gathering of Eagles need to counter these bastards at every step – drive them into oblivion.

On this note, people need to realize that the infamous George Soros has established a “veteran aid” front group called Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America IAVA (hmmm, it even sounds similar). The legitimacy of their membership is already under question,and much of their funds have gone to liberal youth indoctrination programs, not “veteran aid.”

These people are filthy frauds