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Freedom Under Siege
by Ron Paul
from Ludwig von Mises Institute

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Just finished
  I just finished this one today after reading 'The Revolution: A Manifesto' This was just as good. Written over 20 years ago it gives an excellent example of just how completely consistent Ron Paul is.
  If this book had been read by the masses in 1988, many of the problems we face today could have been at the least minimized or quite possibly even fixed by now.
  It reads well and is hard to put down until you get to the chapter on economics.
  I realized while reading the economics chapter that... more info

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  of Ron Paul and our late Founding Fathers
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• A good primer for Ron Paul's Manifesto
  My favorite RP book to date, this 1987 essay defines Individual Rights (life, liberty and property), how the Constitution was designed to protect them, and how our corrupted government is taking them away. How? By taxation, inflation, land confiscation, by generally exceeding its enumerated powers and (in the past) military conscription.
  The Individual's rights section is excellent, laying out the libertarian view of the proper (minimalist) role of government in a free society, 'moral law' as opposed... more info

• Dr. Paul's book is simply outstanding
  Anyone familiar with Ron Paul knows that he is a staunch supporter of the Constitution and the rights of the people. Sadly, he is a dying breed in our government. In his book, Freedom Under Siege, he simply destroys arguments for big government and shows how whether you are a Democrat or Republican, you probably have been fooled into supporting unconstitutional policies with little backing historically. What amazes me most is that Dr. Paul's logic and understanding of our nation's history is so complete. If... more info

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