Continuing, Paul said, “I think the concept of liberty has advanced even since the time of the founders, but we’ve regressed so desperately far from what they intended… I think we should anticipate that, you know, in the future, in the next several years, you’re going to see a big, big collapse, and then we have to talk about what kind of a monetary policy, why we need to bring our troops home, why we have to quit expanding the deficit every day, and raising these debt limits, planning on total, socialized medicine – that all has to end, and it’s going to end because it’s going to fail. I think we should anticipate that, and look at it as an opportunity…”
Former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul doesn’t seen a rosy future ahead for the United States. In fact, he sees a repeat of recent history – though not U.S. history – on the horizon.
In an interview with radio host Alex Jones, of InfoWars, Paul – who is a physician by trade and has recently launched his own radio and television network – said he sees the “bust coming soon.”
“They’re (Washington collectively) not going to work their way out of it, so it’s just (all) going to collapse,” he said. “Let’s just keep working on the fact that, when we get around to rebuilding this whole entire system, that we do it the way it was intended originally, and actually improve upon it.”
Less government, more freedom
Continuing, Paul said, “I think the concept of liberty has advanced even since the time of the founders, but we’ve regressed so desperately far from what they intended… I think we should anticipate that, you know, in the future, in the next several years, you’re going to see a big, big collapse, and then we have to talk about what kind of a monetary policy, why we need to bring our troops home, why we have to quit expanding the deficit every day, and raising these debt limits, planning on total, socialized medicine – that all has to end, and it’s going to end because it’s going to fail. I think we should anticipate that, and look at it as an opportunity…”
He added, “Less government and more freedom is what we need.”
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