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**Gideleb** · 09-22-2008, 11:30 AM

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=04B3Wl2qouw

People tend to think Ron Paul as a crazy old man who wears a tin foil hat, I thought so for a while too, but listen to what he stands for, and what he says, and then it seems we have been fed the same bull for years now and numbed my mind out, as if having gas at 130 dollars a barrel is normal.

He is the only candidate who brings up what is happening to our money, which is another way of saying that he is worried about why the cost of buying groceries is going through the roof. While the other presidential contenders are silent on the topic, Paul reminds us that "government officials consistently claimed that inflation is in check at barely 2 percent, but middle-class Americans know that their purchasing power--especially when it comes to housing, energy, medical care, and school tuition--is shrinking much faster than 2 percent each year."

Taken from http://www.thenation.com/doc/20080218/howl

Wait, but Ron Paul wears 2 tin hats and listens to Alex Jones too much.

A coup d'etat by the masters of the universe does not need to be predicted, it is only a matter of time, if history teaches us anything. Maybe not masters of the universe, but perhaps the peasants.

09-22-2008, 11:30 AM	#11
Gideleb Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 426 Senior Member	http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=04B3Wl2qouw People tend to think Ron Paul as a crazy old man who wears a tin foil hat, I thought so for a while too, but listen to what he stands for, and what he says, and then it seems we have been fed the same bull for years now and numbed my mind out, as if having gas at 130 dollars a barrel is normal. He is the only candidate who brings up what is happening to our money, which is another way of saying that he is worried about why the cost of buying groceries is going through the roof. While the other presidential contenders are silent on the topic, Paul reminds us that "government officials consistently claimed that inflation is in check at barely 2 percent, but middle-class Americans know that their purchasing power--especially when it comes to housing, energy, medical care, and school tuition--is shrinking much faster than 2 percent each year." Taken from http://www.thenation.com/doc/20080218/howl Wait, but Ron Paul wears 2 tin hats and listens to Alex Jones too much. A coup d'etat by the masters of the universe does not need to be predicted, it is only a matter of time, if history teaches us anything. Maybe not masters of the universe, but perhaps the peasants.
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