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Issue 47 AFP Master 2006 WEEKLY PAPER: DO NOT DELAY—MAILED: 5-11-07 # American Free Press AFP Volume VII #21 May 21, 2007 americanfreepress.net $2.50 Paul Craig Roberts: Terrorism is great for business. TEXAN WHIPS GOP HOPEFULS See his column on page 12. Post-Debate Polls Show Rep. Ron Paul Seen as Lopsided Victor in GOP Debates Rep. Ron Paul, a perennial favorite of readers of HOUSE American Free Press, took the country by storm in the recent Republican primary debate in A California. In poll after poll, Paul was identified as having won the debate against top Republicans like APPROVES Rudy Giuliani and Sen. John McCain. In this week’s edition, AFP profiles the congressman’s big win and provides key highlights from the May 3 event. TEXAS REP. RON PAUL See CANDIDATE, Page 10 ‘HATE’ BILL everal issues ago, AFP warned readers that a hate crimes bill was on the radar. Now the House has passed that legislation, and it is S headed for passage in the Senate. In this CONFIRMED: BILDERBERG WILL GO TO TURKEY week’s edition, the roll call for that vote is pub- lished so that readers and supporters can see for Elite Meeting to Be Held in Istanbul; themselves how their representatives in Washing- But Exact Confab Site Still a Mystery ton voted on this thought-control measure. See ROLL CALL, Page 6 and HATE CRIMES, Page 8 t’s confirmed: Bilderberg is set to pollute Istanbul, Turkey, on May 31-June 3. Just as he has done for the past quarter century, AFP’s Jim Tucker is already The Inside Scoop: making plans to cover this guarded gathering of the I • Personal from the Editor: Page 2. world’s elites. On the agenda for this year are plans to • News You May Have Missed: Page 2. unify the American continents into one economic entity • Bilderberg in Istanbul for 2007 confab. Page 3. just as the European Union was done years ago. • Wars drain Guard to dangerous levels. Page 4. Istanbul, Turkey: Bilderberg will be there . .but where? See BILDERBERG, Page 3 • Grade A victory for natural milk. Page 5. • Rep. Ron Paul: ‘Hate crimes’ laws dangerous. Page 6. • Hate Crimes Roll Call: How’d your rep. vote? Page 6. • Spotlight on Congress: NEVER-ENDING WARS IN MIDEAST • Hate crimes legislation goes to Senate. Page 8. • Senate nixes cheaper prescriptions. Page 8. • Big groups push for “amnesty.” Page 8. LEAVE GUARD CRIPPLED AT HOME • Protecting terror whistleblowers. Page 8. he recent tornado that devastated a sleepy little town in • GOP debate victor embraced by America. Page 10. Kansas has exposed the fact that, across the country, the • Excerpt from the GOP debate. Page 11. National Guard is overstretched and undermanned as a • Paul Craig Roberts: Profiting from terrorism. Page 12. result of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. This week, AFP • Michael Collins Piper: Zionist power in U.S. Page 14. T • Protest held in D.C. to support pacifist. Page 15. investigates how the “war on terror” is depleting the nation’s treas- • Charley Reese: Now would be a good time. Page 17. The recent tornado in Kansas showed that America’s ury and robbing the country’s heartland of vital resources. National Guard is stretched thin. • Letters to the Editor. Pages 18-19. JIM WATSON/AFP/GETTY IMAGES JIM WATSON/AFP/GETTY See PERPETUAL WARS, Page 4 Charley Reese: Important facts about Iraq. See his column on page 17. 2 AMERICAN FREE PRESS • May 21, 2007 PERSONAL From the Editor Congress Scolds Big Oil Companies NEWS AFP Reaches Out For Undercutting Alternative Fuels YOU MAY Congress is investigating how Big Oil actively HAVE MISSED INCE OUR FOUNDING in August 2001, we have sought to block the sale of alternative fuels in GOP Gays Going for Giuliani the United States. In a series of letters to the Slooked for new ways to THE LOG CABIN REPUBLICANS, a homo- security giant Group 4 Securico. It is odd that reach out to younger readers heads of ExxonMobil, Chevron, British sexual group, is supporting Rudy Giuliani part of the nation’s border security was taken who no longer turn to print newspapers for Petroleum and Conoco Phillips, Sen. Charles against rivals in his presidential primary away from the Border Patrol and given to a for- their daily dose of news. It’s a sign of the Grassley (R-Iowa) scolded the executives for campaign. The former New York mayor eign private firm without notice in the main- times that hardcopy readers tend to be 50 undercutting ethanol and biodiesel suppliers at has long championed homosexual rights stream media. Wackenhut also manages hun- years and older. This means that there are their gas stations. This, according to Grassley, and taxpayer-funded abortions on demand. dreds of prisons across the United States. tens of thousands of young people out contradicts statements made by “It’s been very encouraging,” said there who are hungry for the kind of can- representatives of Big Oil, who Log Cabin President Patrick Sam- Debate Ducks Immigration did, uncensored information that AFP pro- testified before Congress that mon. Giuliani dressed up like a Chris Mathews ducked the im- vides but do not have access to it. they were doing all they could woman in the photograph at left, migration issue during the Repub- How do we get to these folks? The to promote alternative fuels in probably holds some appeal, too. lican presidential debate. Rep. Tom answer is we build our presence on the the United States. Tancredo (R-Col.) is the most vocif- World Wide Web. That’s why, of late, we erous voice in Congress calling for have been focusing our attention on our Service Economy Christians for Amnesty strong border protection without amnesty for web site, americanfreepress.net, instituting A new study reveals that 3.2 Christians for Comprehensive Immi- criminal aliens. “In the first 45 minutes of a 90- radical new changes that will attract more million manufacturing jobs gration Reform is a collection of more minute debate, I had one question and it had readers on a daily basis because they have been lost since 2000, than 100 evangelical, mainline protes- absolutely nothing to do with illegal immigra- reflect the current culture on the Internet. RUDY “JULIE-ANI” reports Associated Press. Now, tant, black, and Hispanic religious tion,” Tancredo said later on a TV talkie. To be specific, we recently added a new 84% of American workers are employed in some section on the web site where some of your groups running newspaper ads urging amnesty. It sort of service job, such as waiting on tables or favorite writers, such as Mike Piper, Vince demands a “path to citizenship” for illegal aliens. Girls in Combat working in Wal-Mart. But experts warn that Ryan, Mark Glenn, Mark Anderson and They already have a path: Take your place in line, Decades ago, Israel was the first to become polit- this editor, post commentaries, also known Americans should not find comfort in service have your documents ready and apply for citizen- ically correct by putting girls in combat. Now, as “blogs,” on the site throughout the week. jobs, as those are at risk, too. Princeton econo- ship like tens of thousands of other people. America has girls in combat and 70 have been We have also started adding daily head- mist Alan Blinder notes that the number of jobs killed in Iraq. The late Sen. Strom Thurmond, a lines with direct links to important news at risk of being shipped out of the country could Strange Protection veteran of the invasion of Normandy, once asked items for that day. Finally, we have started reach 40 million over the next 10 to 20 years. The daily transportation of thousands of illegal a West Point commandant if “guls can run as fah offering more articles from each issue of That would be one out of every three service sec- aliens has been quietly turned over to Wacken- as boys with a full field pack?” The reluctant AFP to the web site. tor jobs. hut, the domestic subsidiary of British-based answer was “No.” At another hearing, a woman Our paid subscribers still get total called for less strenuous training. access to our news, something that is not Imported Fish Parasite Causes Trout Kill offered to the casual reader until he sub- France’s Message scribes. However, these additional features, MARYLAND’S DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES recently destroyed French voters decisively elected Nicolas cited above, add more to the web site and nearly 200,000 trout in fish hatcheries across the state in an effort to erad- Sarkozy, who says he loves America, will hopefully generate new, loyal sub- icate a parasite imported from Asia and Eastern Europe that causes because he wants to control the flow of scribers from a whole new generation of whirling disease, reports The Baltimore Sun. State authorities have been immigrants into his country. French voters Americans who are going to lead this trying desperately to keep the bug from infesting rivers and lakes. Other obviously want their borders protected. country in the not-so-distant future. states have reportedly instituted mass fish kills to combat the spread of Muslims in Paris suburbs and elsewhere The downside is that all of these extras the disease. The parasite is not harmful to humans but it deforms trout rioted. Sarkozy is also a strong supporter of have to be provided for free. Our costs are skeletons, causing them to swim in circles until they die. At left, the Israel, favoring lavish foreign aid (from offset somewhat by limited advertising on deformation of the skeleton is obvious in this trout.
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