Where Do I Begin?
I'm so glad and so sad.
So rot and so Distraught.
I knew not what I got til I fought the world of the evil it brought.
A sea of patriots abound
Still don't know what they have found.
A wise old man tired and torn
with a striving son that every libertarian seems to scorn.
Liberty is in trouble and you fuckers don't even care.
Holding on to your self moral preservation as if it were something you wouldn't dare
question your own self worth in the land cheapskates...

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Thank you to everyone who signed up to make the IntBtcDay Thunderclap happen! We currently have 103 supporters (needed 100) and are at a social reach of 294,793.

Of course there is still time to get in on this (it would be nice to beat 300K!) and push this project. I think you can join up until 10 am EST tomorrow.

https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/24112-international-bitc...

Thanks again to everyone...and a big thank you to Michael Nystrom who really helped this promotional event happen.

:D

I hope you'll check out the changes at the site:

http://IntBtcDay.com

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Or, suppose that'd be more like: Good bYallo! ,oD

Hi y'all:

Pardon the absence (for those who maybe curious); been in more foul rhetorical bent as of late (been tossing lyrical at gEVEELe+ under a Chris Carter's creation nomer), didn't want to mar the lovey dovey last days of DP with a bit more 'blue' rhetoric.

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Even Lindsey Graham, one of the most hawkish members in Congress, wants to get on the “libertarianish” bandwagon.
Graham told The Gazette that he agrees with a lot of libertarian ideas: “Libertarians want smaller government. Count me in. Libertarians want oversight of government programs and making sure that your freedoms are not easily compromised. Count me in. Ted Cruz wants to fight Obamacare. Count me in.”
“Our view of limited government and free enterprise is pretty commonly shared,” he said. “What we wind up doing is having tactical differences.”

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Via The Bastiat Institute :

https://scontent-lga.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/t31.0-8/s720x...

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Former Texas Congressman Ron Paul will attend Tuesday's expected launch of Kentucky Senator Rand Paul's presidential bid. Reached on Monday, Ron Paul's Texas office confirmed that he was heading to Louisville for the event after his son's aides scored him a charter flight that would let him keep a long-scheduled commitment in Minneapolis.

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7 years 2 months 19 days. 21% of my life. It has been one crazy ride. It's hard to explain how much this site and community shaped me as an individual over the last decade but I do know that I would not be the same without it.

Thank you Michael, I have the original I Support Ron Paul poster still hanging on my office wall it's #265 out of 500 and I was lucky enough to have it signed by Ron Paul in San Diego, back then I don't know if there was 100 people there. It is a constant reminder for me about what is possible.

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http://nation.foxnews.com/poll/2015/04/06/would-consider-vot...

71%
Yes
20%
No
9%
Maybe

(3471 votes)

Thought I'd jump in and share my story too. Mines not a long and exciting story. It's not dramatic. Kind of boring actually.

Basically my husband, son, and I bought a lake resort way up north to get away from the hustle. Turns out I am a city girl after all. I got really bored during the slow months of the resort business and started an addiction to googling stuff. Saw a picture of a blimp one day that said "Google Ron Paul". So I did...

The rest is history.

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Nice interview Michael
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2015/04/06/wi...
Will Rand Paul inherit the energy of Ron Paul’s campaigns?
By Philip Bump April 6 at 2:06 PM
Last week, Michael Nystrom wrote a post at DailyPaul.com, a site he founded, that indicates its end is near. The site was for years a focal point of conversation and energy orbiting the stated and implied political philosophy of Ron Paul. Its animated logo unveils the site's mantra: P (eace) - AU (gold) - L (love).

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How about a little countdown party, like the dropping of the ball on New Year's Eve, except to countdown the shutting down of the Daily Paul?

I am not sure if Michael has chosen an exact time, but it would be interesting and somewhat symbolic if it happened right as Rand Paul starts his press conference tomorrow.

And let me just take this opportunity to express my gratitude for each and every one of you. Thank you all :)

Story here: http://mashable.com/2015/04/06/snowden-sculpture-fort-greene...

Update: Video, courtesy of someone who was at the park when the gub'mint showed up, serves as a perfect microcosm of things, I would say: https://vine.co/v/eBBvedaHtBz

http://youtu.be/-wcZpnLA4n0

Like this and want to see more?

Your help is needed!

http://www.unclesamtamovie.com/#!support-the-film/c1met

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"Governments hate it when you use cash, as its harder for them to track and control. They have now accelerated the international War on Cash and make you prove you are not a terrorist."

http://www.internationalman.com/articles/prove-youre-not-a-t...

Germany Kicks off a Repatriation Craze

Germany’s request in January 2013 to have its gold repatriated set off a slew of interest in gold repatriation from other central banks including those in the Netherlands, Belgium and Austria. Gold repatriation requests have continued to drain the New York Federal Reserve’s gold vault.

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isn't important. Not at all. It's not even an interesting story. It's less significant than most anything you could imagine. The way I got here is, in all likelihood, substantially the same as the way many others did.

What is important is the reason that I'm still here. That reason is YOU. I've said it before, but you're great, all of you! It's a rare moment indeed when I feel the kind of kinship that I feel here, you've given me 3 years, 16 days, and some odd hours of those moments.

You have become more than friends to me, you are closer to family. For sharing your experiences and insights; for sparking my curiosity; for helping me to ask questions I sometimes didn't know to ask; for teaching me things I didn't know I wanted to learn; for getting excited and laughing with me in good times and commiserating with me in the bad, for those things and more I can only offer an honest thank you and hope that you understand.

Some of you will be disembarking at the end of the Daily Paul, onto other things I suppose, I will miss you. Others of you will continue on, or have already, at Popular Liberty, and I look forward to seeing you there.

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5 Years, 6 months, and 12 days ago I finally took the plunge. After lurking for a couple years, and making Daily Paul my daily source for all Ron Paul and liberty-related news and opinion, I finally decided to get myself a fancy 'ol login. I didn't really know what I had to contribute, but I knew that this site had become an important place for me to visit, so it felt right to make my participation in the community official.

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I thought for my final DP post, I’d do a little story about how I ended up here at the dailypaul.

My Grandma grew up in a small little farming village in rural France. During WWII her parents (my great grandparents) hosted American soldiers on their farm. They would come and go as they needed and they were given warm meals and beds in exchange for some help around the farm every now and then. As the war went on it became more and more dangerous for them to continue harboring American soldiers as the German troops were known for burning down houses of those found assisting the Americans in any way, yet my Great Grandparents continued doing so out of some sort of loyalty they felt for America even though they had never even visited. They truly believed in American exceptionalism and the freedom that they thought went along with being an American.

Decades later it is easy for you and I to say that WWII was a bankers war and all involved were puppets, but at the time my Grandma says her parents simply did what they thought was right. They led simply lives running a farm and a small bakery in a rural little village in France; they were not connected to the internet with knowledge of the NWO.

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http://youtu.be/HFy7v4BQiZ8

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Happy Easter to Everyone. Best Wishes to all!