Ron Paul (2010-2011)

[risveglio]

Posted by alienHunter (here)
my bad, I didn't realize he had bombed Iran

He hasn't yet. But his list of broken promises and the fact that he is pretty much just giving us Bush's 3rd term shows very little decency.

[jackovesk]

Posted by music (here)
Ron Paul rings serious alarm bells for me, sorry.

Why does that not suprise me, coming from you Music

[alienHunter]

Really, I do disagree...you have to dig pretty deep to get to the truth. A large part of his legacy is being formed by his efforts of bipartisanship. Many of the Bush administration policy drivers are still in a position of leadership. Obama might have been naive in his belief that 'evil' things regarding international politics could really happen. Also, many apparent evils that Obama is indulging in are driven by even greater evils. That is the reality that I believe he is still coming to grips with.

[crested-duck]

Kindred thanks for the link! The info resonates with and prettymuch confirms my gut intuition and feelings about RP. I've found most people that I personally communicate regularly with support him but do'nt admit often to it in public settings. Also we pretty much agree TPTB will use his death as the catalyst for implementing marshall law. I'm related to someone who has spent 2 years doing the electrical work in FEMA prisons in upstate NY and they are readdy for use now. He also did electrical work in the fed prison where Berni Madoff is living in upstate NY now too. We all need to keep hopeing for the best, but prepare and be reddy for the worst possible outcome. Not just spiritually and emotionally reddy but physically supplies needed to survive-food supply-clean potable water- guns amd ammo for survival etc. A note to alienHunter: I'm sorry to have to crush your very much unreal reallity but if you really honestly think Obama is one of the good people you are delusional. Seriously!! I appologise if my blatently honest opinion offends you! You need to do some more research on Obama and get facts straight!

[alienHunter]

Posted by crested-duck (here)
Kindred thanks for the link! The info resonates with and prettymuch confirms my gut intuition and feelings about RP. I've found most people that I personally communicate regularly with support him but do'nt admit often to it in public settings. Also we pretty much agree TPTB will use his death as the catalyst for implementing marshall law. I'm related to someone who has spent 2 years doing the electrical work in FEMA prisons in upstate NY and they are readdy for use now. He also did electrical work in the fed prison where Berni Madoff is living in upstate NY now too. We all need to keep hopeing for the best, but prepare and be reddy for the worst possible outcome. Not just spiritually and emotionally reddy but physically supplies needed to survive-food supply-clean potable water- guns amd ammo for survival etc. A note to alienHunter: I'm sorry to have to crush your very much unreal reallity but if you really honestly think Obama is one of the good people you are delusional. Seriously!! I appologise if my blatently honest opinion offends you! You need to do some more research on Obama and get facts straight!

I always do...I'm many things but delusional is not one of them...at least that's what my psychiatrist tells me...

[WhiteFeather]

You gotta live his honesty and sincerity. Ron Paul would make a great Commander In Chief, Since JFK.

[miqeel]

Does Congressman Paul look kind of tired or is it just my mind playing tricks on me? He seems much less intense than usually - I might be wrong in that, my knowledge of his appearance is only from the videos. His rhetoric is still exemplary. Thank you, OP

[hectorlca]

I have very mixed feelings regarding Ron Paul. I loved Obama while he was campaigning...he appealed to a wider audience, one that isn't as deep in the rabbit hole as we are, but still know that there is something wrong with the system. Obama promised to fix all of that...and what has he done? Bowed and said "Yes, Master" ...nothing more. I expected at least some whistleblowing from him if he had his hands tied...and I'still hold hope for when he goes out of office...

The thing is, I don't trust the entire system no matter who is President...the whole structure needs to collapse and start from scratch...Ron Paul could be that man, but only if he becomes a leader after the collapse, not before...otherwise..he'll be just another man that was drawn into an unimprovable situation.

Just take a look at how impressive Ron Paul's stated goals are... now take a look back at what Obama's were...

Obama's goals were a piece of cake compared to Ron Paul's...and yet he has accomplished next to nothing.

[STATIC]

Posted by hectorlca (here)
I have very mixed feelings regarding Ron Paul. I loved Obama while he was campaigning...he appealed to a wider audience, one that isn't as deep in the rabbit hole as we are, but still know that there is something wrong with the system. Obama promised to fix all of that...and what has he done? Bowed and said "Yes, Master" ...nothing more. I expected at least some whistleblowing from him if he had his hands tied...and I'still hold hope for when he goes out of office...

The thing is, I don't trust the entire system no matter who is President...the whole structure needs to collapse and start from scratch...Ron Paul could be that man, but only if he becomes a leader after the collapse, not before...otherwise..he'll be just another man that was drawn into an unimprovable situation.

Just take a look at how impressive Ron Paul's stated goals are... now take a look back at what Obama's were...

Obama's goals were a piece of cake compared to Ron Paul's...and yet he has accomplished next to nothing.

Exactly what I was thinking.
I will not be sucked in again by cheap talk.
The whole thing has to go up in smoke before I vote for anything.

[13th Warrior]

There are major differences between Ron Paul and Barrack Obama.

Obama was pretty much an unknown candidate; Paul has a long consistent political history.

Ron Paul hasn't been on the Oprah Show; Obama was and for most it was the first time anyone had heard of him.

The only media attention Paul gets is in attack form; Obama has been a media darling.

The media is desperate for anyone but Paul to be the popular republican choice by evidence of poll fixing.

I understand the once bit twice shy attitude but, "you got to learn to recognize"

[GlassSteagallfan]

Posted by miqeel (here)
Does Congressman Paul look kind of tired or is it just my mind playing tricks on me? He seems much less intense than usually - I might be wrong in that, my knowledge of his appearance is only from the videos. His rhetoric is still exemplary. Thank you, OP

Perhaps the PTB keep reminding him who is in charge

[VaughnB]

Posted by hectorlca (here)
I have very mixed feelings regarding Ron Paul. I loved Obama while he was campaigning...he appealed to a wider audience, one that isn't as deep in the rabbit hole as we are, but still know that there is something wrong with the system. Obama promised to fix all of that...and what has he done? Bowed and said "Yes, Master" ...nothing more. I expected at least some whistleblowing from him if he had his hands tied...and I'still hold hope for when he goes out of office...

The thing is, I don't trust the entire system no matter who is President...the whole structure needs to collapse and start from scratch...Ron Paul could be that man, but only if he becomes a leader after the collapse, not before...otherwise..he'll be just another man that was drawn into an unimprovable situation.


Just take a look at how impressive Ron Paul's stated goals are... now take a look back at what Obama's were...

Obama's goals were a piece of cake compared to Ron Paul's...and yet he has accomplished next to nothing.

Right on man, don't trust them.
Let's start over, boot all 'em out.
RBE all the way.

[hectorlca]

Posted by 13th Warrior (here)
There are major differences between Ron Paul and Barrack Obama.

Obama was pretty much an unknown candidate; Paul has a long consistent political history.

Ron Paul hasn't been on the Oprah Show; Obama was and for most it was the first time anyone had heard of him.

The only media attention Paul gets is in attack form; Obama has been a media darling.

The media is desperate for anyone but Paul to be the popular republican choice by evidence of poll fixing.

I understand the once bit twice shy attitude but, "you got to learn to recognize"

I've thought about this actually...and it doesn't have to do with the candidate as much as the structure into which they're drawn into. I'm sure Obama is a nice guy, it's likely that he is well intentioned as well. And I'm gonna go out on a super long limb and throw out there and say that George Bush was actually not a bad guy either...they're just front men in the end. Not because they choose to, but because it's the way it works.

There's something else...and a question to you and everyone here:

Do you believe elections are rigged?

If they are, the whole political debate is nothing but entertainment for the masses...

I also wouldn't underestimate how sophisticated this game can get, and how he's being painted as the underdog... it's obvious even to those outside the rabbit-hole that the "Establishment" doesn't want him to win...people are pissed at the Establishment...and I don't wanna fall into that poker game.

[Phoenix]

Posted by STATIC (here)

Posted by hectorlca (here)
I have very mixed feelings regarding Ron Paul. I loved Obama while he was campaigning...he appealed to a wider audience, one that isn't as deep in the rabbit hole as we are, but still know that there is something wrong with the system. Obama promised to fix all of that...and what has he done? Bowed and said "Yes, Master" ...nothing more. I expected at least some whistleblowing from him if he had his hands tied...and I'still hold hope for when he goes out of office...

The thing is, I don't trust the entire system no matter who is President...the whole structure needs to collapse and start from scratch...Ron Paul could be that man, but only if he becomes a leader after the collapse, not before...otherwise..he'll be just another man that was drawn into an unimprovable situation.

Just take a look at how impressive Ron Paul's stated goals are... now take a look back at what Obama's were...

Obama's goals were a piece of cake compared to Ron Paul's...and yet he has accomplished next to nothing.

Exactly what I was thinking.
I will not be sucked in again by cheap talk.
The whole thing has to go up in smoke before I vote for anything.

But why not vote for him and find out. What do you have to lose?

[13th Warrior]

Posted by hectorlca (here)

Posted by 13th Warrior (here)
There are major differences between Ron Paul and Barrack Obama.

Obama was pretty much an unknown candidate; Paul has a long consistent political history.

Ron Paul hasn't been on the Oprah Show; Obama was and for most it was the first time anyone had heard of him.

The only media attention Paul gets is in attack form; Obama has been a media darling.

The media is desperate for anyone but Paul to be the popular republican choice by evidence of poll fixing.

I understand the once bit twice shy attitude but, "you got to learn to recognize"

I've thought about this actually...and it doesn't have to do with the candidate as much as the structure into which they're drawn into. I'm sure Obama is a nice guy, it's likely that he is well intentioned as well. And I'm gonna go out on a super long limb and throw out there and say that George Bush was actually not a bad guy either...they're just front men in the end. Not because they choose to, but because it's the way it works.

There's something else...and a question to you and everyone here:

Do you believe elections are rigged?

If they are, the whole political debate is nothing but entertainment for the masses...

I also wouldn't underestimate how sophisticated this game can get, and how he's being painted as the underdog... it's obvious even to those outside the rabbit-hole that the "Establishment" doesn't want him to win...people are pissed at the Establishment...and I don't wanna fall into that poker game.

Obama is in there because he was/is their guy as was John Mc Cain by virtue of his actions of late they had a win/win situation; in-fact that's what they do...controlled opposition.

Elections can and are rigged but, first they will try to set the stage so they can't lose; if all else fails cheat.

I like what Alex Jones says: "Resistance is victory"

I didn't vote the last election as i thought it was pointless so, i can understand the thought process. I have voted since for local elections and i will continue to vote again for the next presidential elections as a statement and a matter of principle.

Only a thinking intellectual would consider the reverse psychology of this underdog phenomenon that you speak. The dumbed down mass media masses will follow what they are told by their televisions...

To me it's pretty clear that they do not want Ron Paul as one of the candidates for president. For one it means that their artfully crafted mass media programming has lost it's effect...

[Unified Serenity]

I have hope for a better world. I have a belief that good men still exist. I see a good man in Ron Paul which I base on his record of consistently defending the Constitution of the United States of America. I know all things happen as they are meant to, and I hope we will have one good President to show for these days. This ad is powerful:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=v8o5soqdCj8

[jackovesk]

Iowa Blitz: Ron Paul Goes for Newt’s Throat

November 6, 2011

Ron Paul’s campaign bought airtime in the important caucus state of Iowa in order inform caucus participants about Newt Gingrich’s record not only as a flip-flopper, but a seasoned insider pushing the establishment’s big government agenda of carbon taxes and endless war.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=1Jzi3HBCS2M

Here is the ad currently running in Iowa. See the entire video below.

A recent Washington Post-ABC News poll in Iowa puts Gingrich at 33 percent with a double-digit lead over his rivals, including Ron Paul.

The television advertisement campaign by the Paul campaign will undoubtedly chip away at this margin as Iowans discover Gingrich’s duplicitous nature.

The Republican Iowa Caucus follows the Ames Straw poll which begins the process of shaping up who the nominee will be. In August, Michele Bachmann beat Ron Paul by less than one percent to take the Ames Straw poll.

Ron Paul has won a number of polls since, indicating his considerable support among Republicans.

He won a Values Voter Summit straw poll in October and a California Republican Party straw poll in September. On October 22, he took 53 percent of the votes to win an Ohio GOP poll. In early November, he won an Iowa straw poll at the National Federation of Republican Assemblies in Des Moines, Iowa with 82 percent of the votes, according to his campaign.

Bachmann scored dismally in the recent Iowa poll – she came in at 8 percent.

Let’s get this ad out far and wide and counter the establishment media effort to push the globalist Newt as the representative of the American people.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=CWKTOCP45zY

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ClJOf7qShA4

http://www.infowars.com/iowa-blitz-r...-newts-throat/

PS - I really don't care for those who try and paint Ron Paul in a negative light, the (Fact) is Ron Paul more than any other Politician has brought the embeded (Corruption) of the (NWO and their Minions) to the surface..!

We all know the system is rigged, but if the American public can get behind and support Ron Paul leading up to 2012 (Win or Lose), the MSM won't be able to ignore his (Message of Truth) and is the ONLY Candidate that can restore America's chance of survival...

That's not only good for America, but the (Rest of the World)..!

[Unified Serenity]

What people are talking about is being tracked via twitter and other social networking. Well, guess who is winning in the pro vs. con numbers on twitter etc? Yes, Ron Paul is who the people want.





Ron Paul Dominates Favorable Twitter Election Coverage

Kurt Nimmo
PrisonPlanet.com
Friday, December 9, 2011


The establishment media campaign to ignore Ron Paul despite his immense popularity received a blow this week when the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism released the results of a new study.

PEJ looked at 20 million Tweets about the race for president and found that Ron Paul “fared far better” than any other Republican candidate on Twitter.

Paul was referred to positively in 55 percent of the 1.1 million assessments studied by PEJ. “That is a differential for Paul of 40 points on the positive side,” notes Pew.

“This treatment of Paul stands in contrast to that of most of the GOP field, for whom Twitter has been a tough neighborhood,” the study concludes. “Five of Paul’s seven GOP rivals have had negative opinions on Twitter outstrip positive ones by roughly 2-1 or more.”

In addition to his favorability on Twitter, Ron Paul dominates the blogosphere according to Pew.

Paul’s popularity on the internet is due primarily to his youthful base. “Ron Paul has managed to do what no libertarian organization or electoral candidate ever has: Energize the masses of young Americans, all throughout the nation’s college campuses, including its most leftist, and get them interested in the politics of freedom and peace,” writes Anthony Gregory. “Ron Paul’s young supporters attend his campus rallies cheering for the gold standard, the Constitution, and a Jeffersonian foreign policy.”

This was apparent in Ames, Iowa, on Thursday when Paul drew a standing-room-only gathering of more than 1,000 college-age students. “Paul traditionally draws a great deal of enthusiasm from young supporters. A speech at Louisiana State University in September drew an estimated 1,200 people and a speech at Webster Hall in New York that same month pulled in an even larger crowd. Paul will hold another youth rally Friday night at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls,” writes Jason M. Volack for ABC News.

Prison Planet

[Unified Serenity]

This video makes me want to cry because we have been warned, and no one listened. Everything RP said would happen has happened. Yet he has been laughed at, treated like the crazy uncle, and ignored. History will bear it out that we had a chance and did nothing to change our path.... we still have a chance. Set aside left/right paradigm. Vote for a man who has never changed his stance, and is trustworthy.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=qWxaGRZ7Nrs

[WhiteFeather]

Great Video. Thanks for sharing it with us. He's got my vote and the rest of the adults in my family. 4 Votes here for RP here in NuggetVille, NY.