Democratic Private Equity Firm Halts Ron Paul Revolution »
Posted By GHOSTWHOWALKS 1 year, 8 months ago in NewsThis begs the question, "What are these people so afraid of?" The truth is quite possibility the most powerful weapon ever invented and unlike most weapons, it is used only for the betterment of mankind. Truth only endangers lies and liars. So why are they afraid?
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GHOSTWHOWALKS1 year, 8 months ago
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As you can see from the press release below, major Democratic donors have tried to halt the Ron Paul Revolution by attempting to shut down Dr. Murray Sabin Money Bomb. Unfortunately for them, Dr. Sabin campaign had a backup and their website is operational again. If you need more information please visit www.MurraySabrin.com. If there is someone you think needs to see this press release, please forward it to them ASAP.
Truth, like the best laid plans of mice and idiots constantly keeps such lies and attempts from bearing fruit. Why try to silence anyone? Is the message so strong that every attempt to silence it must be done? First refusing entrance to the debate, then calling up talking heads to try and discredit the message and the messenger. Whats next? What other dirty tricks will they pull next?
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ecotourusa1 year, 8 months ago
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Nothing is surprising me anymore. There are corrupt democrats an drepublicans trying to squelch any attempt for sunshine and honesty.
Another good reason not to support the frontliners: clinton and obama...and mccain.
the only good man left is RON PAUL!
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zaph221 year, 8 months ago
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In your message to me you said "It's amazing how corruption runs on both sides now." NOW??? I don't know how old you are, but if you think this corruption is a new thing, or only since Bush has been in office, or even if you think it started with Clinton, well then how ever old you are is a pretty good indication you haven't been paying attention for that long. Political corruption, on BOTH sides, is as old as politics itself. And things like Chicago machine politics began in the 1800's, and actually didn't start in Chicago, but spead there from the very corrupt Indiana political machine. So as I was saying, both sides, and the corruption started a very long time ago, just now people are waking up to it, sadly because both sides have some people that care only about their party and not the good of the country, well they are always busy blaming each ohter, and each others side, and only see the corruption of the other side, when instead they should be banding together...
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Rinty1 year, 8 months ago
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Looking at the election process as a game of chess I can see why the democratic party would fear Ron Paul. If Clinton wins the nomination through political and 'legal' manipulation of the process, going against the popular vote, there will be hell to pay.
I've always felt that Ron Paul would be a healing president and bring about needed change. I feel the same about Obama.
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not2needy1 year, 8 months ago
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IMO, anyone who would WANT to be president is corrupt and has a personal agenda, otherwise, why would any SANE human being want to go into the mess that has been created over the last couple of decades.
I like Ron Paul, i have never denied liking him, but i just don't think he stands a prayer. I don't know why the media decided to give some candidates a free ride while others were ignored. ALSO, early in debates, some candidates were ignored while others were given all the attention.
IMO, this game was rigged from the beginning. There were much better candidates to chose from, on both sides, but they were neglected, ignored, and downright disrespected.
SAD!
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Amazing11 year, 8 months ago
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I don't care about any of the current front runners. Ron Paul stands out as a consitutionalist who understands economy and foreign policy than any of those who are getting all that coverage. Ron Paul is staying in to continue the movement. We need him as president. I'm sure it won't happen, but we can all work to continue his ideals.
The yahoos in the news have little, if any, comprehension of what it meant for the founding fathers to pledge their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. Show me some sacred honor from Clinton. Hah! Obama? McCain who flip-flopped on torture.
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Centinel1 year, 8 months ago
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Ron Paul is a threat to both sides of the political coin. I suspect his popularity is far more widespread than the MSM will admit and both parties ARE aware of it. If he remains in the race through the convention he may surprise many "talking heads". No, I don't believe he will get the nomination but I hope he gets a strong showing. That would scare the heck out of both partys' leadership. They may actually see their own loss of power in the near future.
I'll wager that future campaigning will begin to use some of Paul's approaches. If so, then Ron will have achieved a modicum of success and a peaceful revolution will be forthcoming.
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not2needy1 year, 8 months ago
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Insight to the loss of power in the future MAY be enough to make them stand up and take notice, as long as their greed doesn't take a front seat to the needs of the country.
It's all about greed, IMO, on both sides.
I hope you're right!
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texangelwings1 year, 8 months ago
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Ron Paul and any other honest politician is always going to be running an uphill battle!
Ron Paul is not giving up on America, he is fighting to save our Constitution and all that Americans hold dear!
Some really good comments, thanks!
Thanks eco for the headsup!
Thanks GHOST!
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