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The Revolution Will Not Be Nominated

By NICHOLAS WAPSHOTT | May 12, 2008

Like the legendary Japanese lieutenant Hiroo Onoda, who continued fighting World War II from the jungles of Lubang 27 years after his emperor had surrendered, Ron Paul battles on. There is nothing much new about the ideas he articulates in “The Revolution” for those who have followed his 30-odd years as an elected representative or the 20-odd books he has authored.

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