Ron Paul (2010-2011)

[Jonathon]

I agree LS - well put. Herman Cain reeks of something foul energetically speaking. The bankster collar doesn't help his case nor does his laundry list.

Perry is out - this has been decided already. This is why he is suddenly acting like a buffoon. Think about it - you have crazy old Uncle Ron, a Black womanizer, a marginalized yankee woman, drunk and dumb Perry, and Mr. Clean all sitting in front of a largely Christian, conservative, Southern congregation. Not hard to guess who the chosen one is. It's like a bad Southern joke. The contrast is unbelievable and becomes less and less subtle as everything moves along. The goal is to steadily move all of the fringe (those for the character actors) into the center pen as if they meant to be there all along. That's not to say that all of the candidates are in on it - that's just how they are setup and spun.

[Lord Sidious]

Posted by Jonathon (here)
I agree LS - well put. Herman Cain reeks of something foul energetically speaking. The bankster collar doesn't help his case nor does his laundry list.

Perry is out - this has been decided already. This is why he is suddenly acting like a buffoon. Think about it - you have crazy old Uncle Ron, a Black womanizer, a marginalized yankee woman, drunk and dumb Perry, and Mr. Clean all sitting in front of a largely Christian, conservative, Southern congregation. Not hard to guess who the chosen one is. It's like a bad Southern joke. The contrast is unbelievable and becomes less and less subtle as everything moves along. The goal is to steadily move all of the fringe (those for the character actors) into the center pen as if they meant to be there all along. That's not to say that all of the candidates are in on it - that's just how they are setup and spun.

What is the one thing that every ''candidate'' has in common?

[Jonathon]

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)

Posted by Jonathon (here)
I agree LS - well put. Herman Cain reeks of something foul energetically speaking. The bankster collar doesn't help his case nor does his laundry list.

Perry is out - this has been decided already. This is why he is suddenly acting like a buffoon. Think about it - you have crazy old Uncle Ron, a Black womanizer, a marginalized yankee woman, drunk and dumb Perry, and Mr. Clean all sitting in front of a largely Christian, conservative, Southern congregation. Not hard to guess who the chosen one is. It's like a bad Southern joke. The contrast is unbelievable and becomes less and less subtle as everything moves along. The goal is to steadily move all of the fringe (those for the character actors) into the center pen as if they meant to be there all along. That's not to say that all of the candidates are in on it - that's just how they are setup and spun.

What is the one thing that every ''candidate'' has in common?

Other than white teeth, stage make-up and reliance on a failed system? That's 3 things of course. Must be late... LOL

[modwiz]

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)

Posted by Jonathon (here)
I agree LS - well put. Herman Cain reeks of something foul energetically speaking. The bankster collar doesn't help his case nor does his laundry list.

Perry is out - this has been decided already. This is why he is suddenly acting like a buffoon. Think about it - you have crazy old Uncle Ron, a Black womanizer, a marginalized yankee woman, drunk and dumb Perry, and Mr. Clean all sitting in front of a largely Christian, conservative, Southern congregation. Not hard to guess who the chosen one is. It's like a bad Southern joke. The contrast is unbelievable and becomes less and less subtle as everything moves along. The goal is to steadily move all of the fringe (those for the character actors) into the center pen as if they meant to be there all along. That's not to say that all of the candidates are in on it - that's just how they are setup and spun.

What is the one thing that every ''candidate'' has in common?

They can't say what they really think.

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Posted by Jonathon (here)
I agree LS - well put. Herman Cain reeks of something foul energetically speaking. The bankster collar doesn't help his case nor does his laundry list.

Perry is out - this has been decided already. This is why he is suddenly acting like a buffoon. Think about it - you have crazy old Uncle Ron, a Black womanizer, a marginalized yankee woman, drunk and dumb Perry, and Mr. Clean all sitting in front of a largely Christian, conservative, Southern congregation. Not hard to guess who the chosen one is. It's like a bad Southern joke. The contrast is unbelievable and becomes less and less subtle as everything moves along. The goal is to steadily move all of the fringe (those for the character actors) into the center pen as if they meant to be there all along. That's not to say that all of the candidates are in on it - that's just how they are setup and spun.

If Rick Perry holds on a little longer and keeps showing up drunk (because he can't cope with the rejection) he is going to say something 'special' and it will be funny for about five minutes.

[ktlight]

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RON PAUL 2012!! Please rate this up to keep at top ^_^
The other candidates can not speak the truth like Ron Paul can."

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

[Fred Steeves]

Thanks ktlight, it does seem that history is being erased faster and faster right behind us. 1984 reads like a field manuel these days.

[Lord Sidious]

Neither of the above, keep trying nuggets.

[eric charles]

Posted by Referee (here)
This is not the USA I grew up in or is it?

Im afraid it is Ref .

[percival tyro]

It worries me that he was once an employee of the federal reserve bank.

[Lord Sidious]

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)

Posted by Jonathon (here)
I agree LS - well put. Herman Cain reeks of something foul energetically speaking. The bankster collar doesn't help his case nor does his laundry list.

Perry is out - this has been decided already. This is why he is suddenly acting like a buffoon. Think about it - you have crazy old Uncle Ron, a Black womanizer, a marginalized yankee woman, drunk and dumb Perry, and Mr. Clean all sitting in front of a largely Christian, conservative, Southern congregation. Not hard to guess who the chosen one is. It's like a bad Southern joke. The contrast is unbelievable and becomes less and less subtle as everything moves along. The goal is to steadily move all of the fringe (those for the character actors) into the center pen as if they meant to be there all along. That's not to say that all of the candidates are in on it - that's just how they are setup and spun.

What is the one thing that every ''candidate'' has in common?

No one has this yet.
AKA bump this one to the top.

[DevilPigeon]

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Well, you don't get to play the game unless you've got the funds to buy your seat at the table...

[Lord Sidious]

Posted by DevilPigeon (here)
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Well, you don't get to play the game unless you've got the funds to buy your seat at the table...

Close, but still not quite.

[Eagle]

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)
What is the one thing that every ''candidate'' has in common?

No one has this yet.
AKA bump this one to the top.

Voting for Ron Paul would be like voting for the Easter Bunny, the PTB would never let a just man take control of the Roman Empire let alone be considered a serious contender. Money does play its part as well as connections. Being a republican or democrat no longer matters; you would need a strong independent!

[Fred Steeves]

Posted by DevilPigeon (here)
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Well, you don't get to play the game unless you've got the funds to buy your seat at the table...

Not to mention they are certainly NOT all candid...

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Oh! I know! I keep seeing them talking to Henry Kissinger.

[Fred Steeves]

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)
What is the one thing that every ''candidate'' has in common?

O.K., seriously now, as class is in session. Lord Sidious, my answer shall hereby be...Skeletons...

[Lord Sidious]

Posted by Fred S. (here)

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)
What is the one thing that every ''candidate'' has in common?

O.K., seriously now, as class is in session. Lord Sidious, my answer shall hereby be...Skeletons...

Nope. Not even close.

[Fred Steeves]

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)

Posted by Fred S. (here)

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)
What is the one thing that every ''candidate'' has in common?

O.K., seriously now, as class is in session. Lord Sidious, my answer shall hereby be...Skeletons...

Nope. Not even close.

Hey, it's happy hour here on America's east coast, we could make this into a drinking game.

[DevilPigeon]

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If I was close(ish) with the money thing, then I'd say... Economics.

[risveglio]

Posted by Dig (here)
Voting for Ron Paul would be like voting for the Easter Bunny, the PTB would never let a just man take control of the Roman Empire let alone be considered a serious contender. Money does play its part as well as connections. Being a republican or democrat no longer matters; you would need a strong independent!

I'd vote for the Easter Bunny. I have to vote for Ron Paul. There is no other option for someone that cares about people. Now if you guys have a backup plan that is fine but I can go into a booth, push the Ron Paul button and not feel like dirt for doing it.

[Eagle]

Posted by risveglio (here)

Posted by Dig (here)
Voting for Ron Paul would be like voting for the Easter Bunny, the PTB would never let a just man take control of the Roman Empire let alone be considered a serious contender. Money does play its part as well as connections. Being a republican or democrat no longer matters; you would need a strong independent!

I'd vote for the Easter Bunny. I have to vote for Ron Paul. There is no other option for someone that cares about people. Now if you guys have a backup plan that is fine but I can go into a booth, push the Ron Paul button and not feel like dirt for doing it.

Trust me I am with you on this one, lets just say I did not vote on the last election because there was no choice.