So John, what's your plan...Re: [Peace-discussion] Must read.

[David Strand]

Well one place to start that I might reccomend is the
close relationship between the last Green Presidential
Candidate--David Cobb and the Libertarian
Candidate--Michael Badnarik.

Both David Cobb and Michael Badnarik worked very
closely together on the Ohio recount.

Now I don't know whether Ron Paul, who is running
within the Republican Party as opposed to running on
the Libertarian Party line has any relation with
people who actually identify as Libertarian as in
members of the Libertarian Party.

The Libertarian Party has tended not to act within the
Republican Party and has been further removed from it
by the rising social conservatism of the Republicans
over the last three decades as the Libertarian Party,
while sharing Ron Paul's antiwar and antidrug war
stances, is far more supportive of issues such as
reproductive choice and doesn't necessarily have the
Milesian stance on civil rights law which draws the
white supremacists to salivate at the idea of a Ron
Paul victory.

Still, it is a connection with those who are drawn to
Ron Paul because of his classic Libertarian positions
such as eliminating the IRS as well as opposing the
war and Banarek certainly has pull with those
Libertarians who are supporting Ron Paul despite his
Milesian roots because they view him as a plus for
getting much of Libertarianism out there and heard by
the public.

David Strand
--- John Walsh <jvwalshmd@gmail.com> wrote:

> I might point out that the same "pwog" Dems like
> UFPJ have worked hard
> to keep Greens, Libertarians and Ralph Nader out of
> the peace
> movement.  We already have the  same enemies.
> 
> Now you ask how an alliance with Libertarians is
> possible?  To do so
>


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