Ron Paul (2010-2011)

[Unified Serenity]

From 1988: Ron Paul's assessment of what's wrong with America.... the power elite

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=xDZsQQ5wRBQ

[Peace of Mind]

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=cUXBz6AGJFM

Peace

[Whiskey_Mystic]

Posted by D-DAY (here)
But unless something happens to awaken the human collective consciousness en masse then we are always going to be left to play the game by "their" rules, which ultimately means "they" win every time.

What concerns me is that in some of my visions, in some of the probability timelines, what it takes to wake up the masses is a shock so horrible that I don't want to see it. You've seen how humanity can often rise to its very best in the face of tragedy. Well, if humanity does not awaken of its own accord in gentler ways, that may be the path that everything has to flow through in order to reach the inevitable awakening. We WILL wake up, it's just a question of how bumpy the ride will be. The more density we cling to, the harder it will get before the bubble finally pops. Birthing pains.

Some organizations are working collectively in the energy field to try to mitigate this by raising the vibration of the species on a sort of bell curve. If enough reach a catalyst threshold, they will carry the rest along with them. It's sort if a hundredth monkey thing. Am I off topic again? he he.

Ok, back to Ron Paul. Go, Ron! Go, Ron!

[ulli]

About that Iran hostage situation before the first Reagan election...I got the story first from someone who was living in Portugal. The ship which delivered the payment for the deal (arms+cash) was parked in two ports, Lisbon, and Tel Aviv.
Both countries figured out what was behind it...a top Portuguese official died soon after when his small plane crashed...
and the other country became stronger than ever...one wonders why.

[ceetee9]

Posted by Whiskey_Mystic (here)

Posted by D-DAY (here)

As I said in the beginning, I'd personally love to see Ron Paul elected as president... I just think it is a very unlikely outcome.

Just remember. We outnumber them a million to one. I don't mean in bodies. I mean in consciousness. So, it's still our choice. And they know it. The ball is always in our court. And they know that too.

I agree, but have just one caveat to what you said. Yes, we do out number then IF, and this is a mighty big if, we can awaken the masses. Unfortunately, from what I see at least, the vast majority of Americans (and people world-wide I suspect) are still asleep believing things like what are discussed on Avalon and the like are all just new age, dreamer and/or "conspiracy theory" balderdash, or they haven't even been exposed to such information. We forget that we are in a very small minority, a growing minority to be sure, but still small in comparison to the massive number of people reached by the MSM. I doubt there is even 10% of the people who even read what I pass on to them, much less investigate for themselves how much, if any, of it is true or possible.

I'm sorry if I sound like a defeatist, but it is very disheartening in deed to see so many people unwilling to even consider the possibility that these types of data could be real--particularly when, if true, could, or would, have such a profound effect on their very existence and the existence of their children. It's quite mind-boggling.

Having said that, I will never give up trying to get people (to whatever degree I can) to do their own research and decide for themselves what is true. We have to reach a critical mass of "awakened" souls before we will have any serious chance of devising and implementing solutions to the acknowledged issues.

[ceetee9]

Posted by Whiskey_Mystic (here)

Posted by D-DAY (here)
But unless something happens to awaken the human collective consciousness en masse then we are always going to be left to play the game by "their" rules, which ultimately means "they" win every time.

What concerns me is that in some of my visions, in some of the probability timelines, what it takes to wake up the masses is a shock so horrible that I don't want to see it. You've seen how humanity can often rise to its very best in the face of tragedy. Well, if humanity does not awaken of its own accord in gentler ways, that may be the path that everything has to flow through in order to reach the inevitable awakening. We WILL wake up, it's just a question of how bumpy the ride will be. The more density we cling to, the harder it will get before the bubble finally pops. Birthing pains.

Some organizations are working collectively in the energy field to try to mitigate this by raising the vibration of the species on a sort of bell curve. If enough reach a catalyst threshold, they will carry the rest along with them. It's sort if a hundredth monkey thing. Am I off topic again? he he.

Ok, back to Ron Paul. Go, Ron! Go, Ron!

I couldn't agree more with you WM. But I still hope that it isn't going to take that horrific event to shake the masses awake--especially if they wake up on the wrong side of the bed by believing the government lies that are sure to follow (like the ones they bought with the 9/11 event). If that happens again, we're doomed.

[PurpleLama]

Everyone I know is either in the thick of truth seeking or they are sick to death of hearing about it from me. But, everyone I know, with just a few exceptions, are starting to get behind Ron Paul. Whether the masses *awaken* or not, I believe Ron Paul has a real chance of being president, because when I start going on about him, and it's a frequent topic these days, there's not a one that won't at least listen, even if they've no use for anything else I have to say.

[Lord Sidious]

People will act for one of two reasons, fear of loss, or potential gain.
There are no other motives.
Until you can get over the fear of loss the masses have, they will stay inert.

[D-Day]

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)
People will act for one of two reasons, fear of loss, or potential gain.
There are no other motives.
Until you can get over the fear of loss the masses have, they will stay inert.

The only thing I fear to lose is my immortal human soul and I'm pretty sure 'they' don't have the means to take it away from me... at lest I hope not!

Would be nice if the wider human collective could also come to realise the fact that all their material possessions, ultimately, are meaningless...

[Lord Sidious]

Posted by D-DAY (here)

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)
People will act for one of two reasons, fear of loss, or potential gain.
There are no other motives.
Until you can get over the fear of loss the masses have, they will stay inert.

The only thing I fear to lose is my immortal human soul and I'm pretty sure 'they' don't have the means to take it away from me... at lest I hope not!


Would be nice if the wider human collective would come to realise that all their material possessions, ultimately, are meaningless...

They will, but it usually requires some form of loss for them to get over that fear.

[risveglio]

Posted by toothpick (here)
This Ron Paul sure seems to say all the right things.
One thing i don,t agree on is his position on no social security.
I believe we all should have a security net for old age, it is sometimes the difference between food or dog food for the elderly.
Those people that abuse or take advantage of the social system, well, they have to live with themselves, it,s thier conceince.

The American election is over a year away, and they,re going at it pretty good already.
I can,t help but wonder what they are keeping everyones attention from.

toothpick

He doesn't say no social security. He just thinks the young people should have the option to opt out. I know I would love to opt out since it is really just a legalized ponzi scheme.

[daledo]

Posted by risveglio (here)

Posted by toothpick (here)
This Ron Paul sure seems to say all the right things.
One thing i don,t agree on is his position on no social security.
I believe we all should have a security net for old age, it is sometimes the difference between food or dog food for the elderly.
Those people that abuse or take advantage of the social system, well, they have to live with themselves, it,s thier conceince.

The American election is over a year away, and they,re going at it pretty good already.
I can,t help but wonder what they are keeping everyones attention from.

toothpick

He doesn't say no social security. He just thinks the young people should have the option to opt out. I know I would love to opt out since it is really just a legalized ponzi scheme.

Ron Paul's view of it.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=gFzzjuj-d2w

[loveandgratitude]

The things that are glueing the NWO together

1 - The police and the army. The I will OBEY without question. The minions and servants of the NWO. Without these people doing their bidding the NWO would not stand a chance to survive.

2 - Medication and Mass Hypnosis of the TV and Sports etc. 85% of people in the USA on MEDS. WTF.

3 - The squashing of the GlassStegal Act which lead to the doors opening for the grand theft of the country.

4 - Dumbing down of the masses through education.

5 - Usuary.

Please feel free to add your own points to this list.

[Positive Vibe Merchant]

85% of US on meds??? Really????

Wow.

See I have always found medication a little strange, mainly because although I have dealt with depression and anxiety (clearly not seveerely enough) I have always found ways to deal with them in my life in healthy means.

85% is absurd!

PVM

[daledo]

Posted by Positive Vibe Merchant (here)
85% of US on meds??? Really????

Wow.

See I have always found medication a little strange, mainly because although I have dealt with depression and anxiety (clearly not seveerely enough) I have always found ways to deal with them in my life in healthy means.

85% is absurd!

PVM

That 85% might be a little high across the country but it is more like 90% for the people I know... or at least until I started researching the drug companies. I have talked many into getting off ALL of their meds. I was on 15 different pills and 4 shots a day, I might have been taking up the slack for a few healthy people lol

Almost Half of Americans Take At Least One Prescription Drug
If the info they release says 50% you can count that it is alot higher than that. They are always trying to underplay the info. It makes Americans sound like a bunch of pill heads... which they are. I know of about 20 people that pop pain pills and Xanax that they buy illegally. None of them are added into the tallies.

Taking medications and vaccines have side effects like hindering opening your third eye and to be able to see what is really going on in the world. TPTB know this and this is one of the reasons that they push drugs, poison our water, push GM crops etc. to make the masses subservient.

[ktlight]

On Sunday morning, Jon Stewart woke up to a cornucopia of material to write into Monday’s program: Tim Pawlenty’s sad campaign goodbye, Rep. Michele Bachmann’s straw poll victory, Rick Perry’s vasectomy entry into the race. He somehow covered all his bases and then some tonight: finding plenty of time for the one thing the media didn’t cover: the fact that Rep. Ron Paul has emerged as a top-tier candidate in 2012.

Beginning with the news that Pawlenty exited the race, he attempted to keep awake but, of course, failed. “Here’s the problem with that guy in Iowa: any time he’s around, you can’t work any farm machinery.” He also had some problems understanding that Texas governor Perry, “the Josh Brolin character from W,” was “a real guy,” though he had a pretty convoluted explanation for why he wasn’t “George Bush on steroids” involving horse semen and solar flares.

Stewart then turned to the Sunday morning talk show talking points, and found that, universally, Bachmann, Romney, and Perry were considered the “top tier.” “You’re not forgetting anyone?” Stewart asked, referring to Rep. Paul, who had come in second. Rep. Paul managed to be ignored over Rick Santorum– “he lost to the guy who lost so bad he dropped out of the race”– and Jon Huntsman, who got 69 votes. “If all of Jon Huntsman’s supporters met at the Ames, Iowa Quiznos, the fire marshal would say, ‘yeah, that’s fine, here are some more seats.’” Stewart found it bewildering that Rep. Paul had become “the 13th floor of a hotel,” culminating with a clip of a CNN anchor requesting a reporter leave out the Ron Paul reporting if they found any juicy Sarah Palin stuff– saying, in Stewart’s words, “I mean, f*ck that guy, right?”

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http://www.mediaite.com/tv/jon-stewa...hat-guy-right/

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[loveandgratitude]

100,000 Americans Die Each Year from Prescription Drugs.
While Pharma Companies Get Rich
Prescription drugs taken as directed kill 100,000 Americans a year. That's one person every five minutes. How did we get here?
June 25, 2010 |

How many people do you know who regularly use a prescription medication? If your social group is like most Americans', the answer is most. Sixty-five percent of the country takes a prescription drug these days. In 2005 alone, we spent $250 billion on them.

In recent years, sales of drugs for children have been the industry’s fastest growing business. Doctors now prescribe pills to children for all kinds of conditions — from high cholesterol to anxiety.

The market for ADHD drugs has long been a big opportunity for the industry. More recently, the companies have had their sales reps urge doctors to prescribe antidepressants, antipsychotics and other psychiatric meds to children. The result: our kids take more of those medicines than children in other countries. For example, a study last year found that American children take three times more attention deficit medications and antidepressants than children in Europe.

So now - take into account the illegal drugs and the illegal prescription drugs, alcohol and pot smokers. Phewwww......

How many are left that are in their right minds, clear thinking, awake and aware people.

The people are in a stupor. Drugged out, mind numbed and easy to manipulate. Drugs and TV are a great mix.

THE FAIRY TALE - SLEEPING BEAUTY. The people of the kingdom were put under a spell that keep them asleep for 100 years.

QUESTION - How to break this spell on the people.

STOP TAKING FLOURIDE IMMEDIATELY

[loveandgratitude]

This is why Ron Paul is called an anti-semite

When truth is anti-semitic

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZZo_RFyM3uw

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ewiW814Uc30

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=TPXkvITy1ZE

[T Smith]

Posted by Positive Vibe Merchant (here)
85% of US on meds??? Really????

Wow.

See I have always found medication a little strange, mainly because although I have dealt with depression and anxiety (clearly not seveerely enough) I have always found ways to deal with them in my life in healthy means.

85% is absurd!

PVM

Forget about the perils associated wtih food shortages in the event of civil unrest or disruption of distribution. Some of these medications are very dangerous and patients must be weined off them slowly. Three days cold-turkey without these meds and we have an entire population literally out of their minds....