The Federal Observer

~ Foreword ~ In 2003, on my then daily radio program, Perspectives on America, I warned harshly about the coming collapse in the real estate market in America. Not even I realized how devastating the bursting of the bubble would be. Two years later, I sold a home which I had purchased only 21 months earlier – for a $198,000 profit, only to purchase a home, which within three years, lost 70% of it’s 2005 top of the market value of $420,000 (we did not pay that price).

Since the passing of this legislation, it opened the doors for banks to become more greedy – and in many cases – ultimately fail. This, along with legislation passed during the Clinton Administration which, forced the relaxing of lending practices for banks and mortgage institutions, which have contributed significantly to our nations financial demise.

What you about to read was published in November of 1999, and foretold of the pathway for failure which the United States CONgress almost unanimously approved.

How many of those bleeders are still “serving” We, the People today – November 18, 2011?

Occupy Wall Street is attacking the wrong fat-cats! (Ed.)

$8 million raised by Paul in 3rd quarter of 2011?

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During the same period in 2007, he only raised $6 million.

Maybe you need to really look at the REAL Ron Paul!

What EXACTLY does Ron Paul really stand for? A lot of questions are long overdue and thanks to our columnist, S.J. Miller – they are finally being asked. The first of a four-part series – exclusively on The Federal Observer. This column will remain in place until someone gets it (hopefully Paul himself).

This four-part series was originally published on the Federal Observer during the month of August, 2007. It is imperative to revisit the REAL Ron Paul during Campaign 2011.

No man is an island, and none should be placed on a pedestal. Only Moses could deliver – and excuse me for saying so – Ron Paul is no Moses! (Editor)

Dust from the November 2006 election had barely settled when presidential candidates began assembling for the 2008 campaign. With the exception of Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX), most were known quantities. Lots of “folklore” has been circulated about Congressman Paul, but how much is actually fact vs. “factoid?”

Dr. Paul’s distinction among Republican candidates is that he’s the only one who opposes the War in Iraq. As an American who long ago realized that the US military is used as a corporate security force to protect globalist assets and interests overseas, and the “wars” and “police actions” are mounted whenever global capital interests are threatened, I felt Dr. Paul deserved further investigation as a viable candidate. Whether or not he actually emerges as the winning GOP candidate isn’t as important as his forcing RNC recognition of opposition to the Iraq War among conservative voters.

“Republicans believe every day is the Fourth of July, but Democrats believe every day is April 15th”

“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children’s children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.”

“An almost unbroken 50 years of deficit spending has finally brought us to a time of reckoning. We have come to a turning point, a moment for hard decisions. I have asked the Cabinet and my staff a question, and now I put the same question to all of you: If not us, who? And if not now, when? It must be done by all of us going forward with a program aimed at reaching a balanced budget. We can then begin reducing the national debt.” – Second Inaugural Address, January 21, 1985.

Ronald Reagan, President, 1981-1989

READ the full Document in simple text.

UNLIKE what happens to other great battles, the passing of the years and the retelling of the story have softened the horror of Omaha Beach on D Day.

This fluke of history is doubly ironic since no other decisive battle has ever been so thoroughly reported for the official record. While the troops were still fighting in Normandy, what had happened to each unit in the landing had become known through the eyewitness testimony of all survivors. It was this research by the field historians which first determined where each company had hit the beach and by what route it had moved inland. Owing to the fact that every unit save one had been mislanded, it took this work to show the troops where they had fought.

The following is the best way to honor Martin Luther King, Jr.:

a.  Be unfaithful to your spouse
b.  Become a communist
c.  Plagiarize your doctorate’s thesis

Note: The above items are a matter of record.  However, you will never see it the main stream media. (Ed.)

A few months ago, Grant Moos was closing his boathouse, near Hackensack, Minnesota, as he does every summer, tying up loose ends, sweeping up debris. This year, though, his sister Kathy insisted that it was finally time to do something about six cardboard boxes that for decades had been stacked in a corner next to a 7.5-horsepower Evinrude engine.

The boxes belonged to their father, Malcolm Moos, a journalist and academic who was a speechwriter for President Dwight Eisenhower.

Republican. — The people themselves. The sacred trust can be no where so safe as in the hands most interested in preserving it.

Anti-republican. — The people are stupid, suspicious, licentious. They cannot safely trust themselves. When they have established government they should think of nothing but obedience, leaving the care of their liberties to their wiser rulers.