Nigel Farage at Trump Rally: Anything Is Possible If Enough Decent People Fight the Establishment

There is always hope. So when I saw Nigel Farage raging against the machine it brought a devious smirk. The globalists are encountering popular resistance with Brexit and Trump. You should see this video after these two great quotes by Mises and Rothbard!

As Ludwig Von Mises wrote in Socialism and the Battle of Ideas, "Only ideas can overcome ideas and it is only the ideas of Capitalism and of [Classical] Liberalism that can overcome Socialism. Only by a battle of ideas can a decision be reached. ... In the long run the masses cannot withstand the ideas of the leaders. True, individual demagogues may be ready, for the sake of a career and against their better knowledge, to instil into the people ideas which flatter their baser instincts and which are therefore sure to be well received. But in the end, prophets who in their heart know themselves to be false cannot prevail against those filled with the power of sincere conviction. Nothing can corrupt ideas. Neither by money nor by other rewards can one hire men for the fight against ideas."

As Murry Rothbard wrote in the introduction to The Politics of Obedience ,"La Boetie's Discourse has a vital importance for the modern reader—an importance that goes beyond the sheer pleasure of reading a great and seminal work on political philosophy, or, for the libertarian, of reading the first libertarian political philosopher in the Western world. For La Boétie speaks most sharply to the problem which all libertarians—indeed, all opponents of despotism—find particularly difficult: the problem of strategy. Facing the devastating and seemingly overwhelming power of the modern State, how can a free and very different world be brought about? How in the world can we get from here to there, from a world of tyranny to a world of freedom? Precisely because of his abstract and timeless methodology, La Boétie offers vital insights into this eternal problem."

Former leader of the UK Independent Party Nigel Farage, credited for Brexit, addressed the audience at a Trump campaign rally in Jackson, Mississippi on Wednesday night. Farage left the UKIP after the United Kingdom voted to 'leave' the European Union.

"You can beat the pollsters, you can beat the commentators, you can beat Washington," Farage said to cheers. "If you want change, you better get your walking boots on."

"Anything is possible if enough decent people want to fight the establishment," Farage said.

Farage also took a shot at President Barack Obama for campaigning against Brexit.

"The big card the prime minister (David Cameron) decided to play in the referendum is he got a foreign visitor to come to London to talk to us. Yes, we were visited by one Barack Obama. And he talked down to us. He treated us as if we were nothing," Farage said.

"I wouldn't vote for Hillary Clinton if you paid me!" Farage jokingly said to the crowd.

"I wouldn't vote for Hillary Clinton if she paid me!" Farage said to laughter.