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    The Most Feared Man Running For President

    I think it's pretty obvious that the next presidential election is going to be the most crucial in our nation's history. With that being said, I believe we are standing at a serious crossroads. And it comes down to this: Preserving our liberty and independence or losing it to the Globalists and becoming slaves to the NWO.

    As you are aware, this is really SERIOUS! I think we have to look a bit beyond illegal immigration, because illegal immigration is only the tip of the iceberg in what the globalists have in store for us.

    I've been going over the handful of candidates that I would even consider voting for. For the longest time I had been leaning toward Tom Tancredo, for obvious reasons. He was leading the charge against open borders from the very beginning and I absolutely love the guy. However, I believe he doesn't go far enough. Sometimes you need to push the envelope and the only one I have read about that is pushing this envelop is Ron Paul.

    I found the following article online when Congressman Ron Paul must have been up for re-election. Heck, it could be a presidential candidate speech. Tell me if you have ever heard of a single candidate who speaks with such courage and conviction? That's why I believe he would be the most feared man by the Globalists. Imagine if more Americans got to hear about him?? Wow! He's got my vote and my pledge to spread the word. Read and decide for yourself:

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    By: Congressman Ron Paul - House of Representatives

    203 Cannon - Washington D.C. 20515

    The other day, I made a huge "gaffe" on national TV: I told the
    truth about the crimes of the U.S. government.

    As you can imagine, the ceiling fell in, and a couple of walls
    too. Congressman are supposed to support the government, I was
    told. Oh, it's okay to criticize around the edges, but there are
    certain subjects a member of the House of Representatives is not
    supposed to bring up. But I touched the real "third-rail" of
    American politics, and the sparks sure flew.

    I was interviewed on C-SPAN's morning "Washington
    Journal," and I used the opportunity, as I do all such media
    appearances, to point out how many of our liberties have been
    stolen by the federal government. We must take them back. The
    Constitution, after all, has a very limited role for Washington,
    D.C.

    If we stuck to the Constitution as written, we would have: no
    federal meddling in our schools; no Federal Reserve; no U.S.
    membership in the UN; no gun control; and no foreign aid. We
    would have no welfare for big corporations, or the "poor"; no
    American troops in 100 foreign countries; no Nafta, Gatt, or
    "fast-track"; no arrogant federal judges usurping states rights; no
    attacks on private property; and no income tax. We could get rid
    of most of the cabinet departments, most of the agencies, and
    most of the budget. The government would be small, frugal, and
    limited.

    That system is called liberty. It's what the Founding Fathers
    gave us. Under liberty, we built the greatest, freest, most
    prosperous, most decent country on earth. It's no coincidence that
    the monstrous growth of the federal government has been
    accompanied by a sickening decline in living standards and
    moral standards. The feds want us to be hamsters on a
    treadmill--working hard, all day long, to pay high taxes, but
    otherwise entirely docile and controlled. The huge, expensive,
    and out-of-control leviathan that we call the federal government
    wants to run every single aspect of our lives.

    Well, I'm sorry, but that's not America. It's not what the
    Founders gave us. It's not the country you believe in. It's not the
    country I believe in. So, on that TV interview, I emphasized not
    only the attacks on our property, but also the decline of our civil
    liberties, at the hands of the federal police. There are not
    supposed to be any federal police, according to the Constitution.

    Then I really went over the line. I talked about the Waco
    massacre. Bill Clinton and Janet Reno claim those 81 church
    members, including 19 children, burned down their own church
    and killed themselves, and good riddance. So they put few
    survivors on trial, and threw them in prison for 40 years.

    We're not supposed to remember that the Bureau of Alcohol,
    Tobacco, and Firearms--talk about an unconstitutional
    agency--rather than arrest David Koresh on his regular morning
    jog, called in the TV stations for big publicity bonanza, and sent
    a swat team in black masks and black uniforms to break down his
    front door, guns blazing. They also sent in a helicopter gunship,
    to shoot at the roof of a church full of innocents.

    The Branch Davidians resisted, and after a heartless siege of
    almost two months, and after cutting off food, water, and
    electricity, and playing horrible rock and roll through huge
    speakers 24 hours a day, the feds sent in the tanks to crush the
    walls of the church, and inject poisonous CS gas.

    Now, CS gas is banned under the Paris Convention on
    Chemical Warfare. The U.S. could not use it in a war. But it
    could and did use it against American civilians.

    After the tanks did their work on the church, the place burst
    into flame, and all 81 people--men, women, children, and babies -
    were incinerated in a screaming horror. Did some feds set the
    fire? Did the flammable CS gas ignite, since without electricity,
    the parishioners were using lanterns? Did a tank knock over a
    lantern, striking one of the bales of hay being used against the
    thin walls as a "defense" against bullets? Or did the Davidians, as
    Clinton and Reno claim, kill themselves?

    A new documentary- -Waco: The Rules of Engagement- may
    show, through FLIR infrared photography, FBI snipers killing
    the Davidians by shooting through the back of the church, where
    no media cameras were allowed. This film won a prize at the
    famed Sundance Film Festival. It was made by people who took
    the government's side, until they investigated.

    Whatever the truth, there's no question that an irresponsible
    federal government has innocent blood on its hands, and not only
    from Waco. And the refusal of corrupt and perverse liberals to
    admit it means nothing.

    In my interview, in answer to a caller's question, I pointed out
    that Waco, and the federal murders at Ruby Ridge- especially the
    FBI sniper's shot that blasted apart the head of a young mother
    holding her baby- caused many Americans to live in fear of
    federal power. Then I uttered the sentiment that caused the media
    hysteria: I said that a lot of Americans fear that they too might be
    attacked by federal swat teams for exercising their constitutional
    rights, or merely for wanting to be left alone.

    Whoa! You've never seen anything like it. For days, in an
    all-out assault, I was attacked by Democrats, unions, big business,
    establishment Republicans, and- of course- the media, in
    Washington and my home state of Texas. Newspapers foamed at
    the mouth, calling me a "right-wing extremist." (Say, isn't that
    what George III called Thomas Jefferson?)

    I was even blamed for the Oklahoma City bombing! And by the
    way, I don't believe we've gotten the full truth on that either. All
    my many opponents were outraged that a Congressman would
    criticize big government. "If you don't like Washington, resign!"
    said a typical big-city newspaper editorial.

    But the media, as usual, were all wet. (Do they ever get
    anything right?) The average Congressman may go to
    Washington to wallow in power, and line his pockets with a big
    lobbying job for a special interest (so he can keep ripping-off the
    taxpayers). But that's not why I'm in Congress. It's not why I left
    my medical practice as a physician. It's not why I put up with all
    the abuse. It's not why I refuse a plush Congressional pension.

    I'm in this fight for a reason. I want to hand on to my children
    and grandchildren, and to you and your family, a great and free
    America, an America true to her Constitution, an America worthy
    of her history. I will not let the crooks and clowns and criminals
    have their way. I'm in Congress to represent the ideas of liberty,
    the ideas that you and I share, for the people of my district, for the
    people of Texas, for the people of America. That's why I'm
    working to stop federal abuses, and to cut the government: its
    taxes, its bureaucrats, its paramilitary police, its spending, its
    meddling overseas, and every single unconstitutional action it
    takes. And not with a pair of nail scissors, but with a hammer and
    chisel. Won't you help me do this work?

    Not much of the federal leviathan would be left, if I had my
    way. But you'd be able to keep the money you earn, your privacy
    would be secure, your dollar would be sound, your local school
    would be tops, and your kids wouldn't be sent off to some useless
    or vicious foreign war to fight for the UN. But Jefferson and the
    other Founders would recognize our government, and our
    descendants would bless us. By the way, when I say cut taxes, I
    don't mean fiddle with the code. I mean abolish the income tax
    and the IRS, and replace them with nothing.

    Recently, I asked a famous Republican committee chairman-
    who's always talking about getting rid of IRS- why he engineered
    a secret $580 million raise for the tax collectors. "They need it for
    their computers," this guy told me. So the IRS can't extract
    enough from us as it is! The National Taxpayers Union says I
    have the highest pro-taxpayer rating in Congressional history,
    that I am the top "Taxpayer's Best Friend."

    You know I won't play the Capitol Hill games with the Capitol Hill gang,
    denouncing the IRS while giving the Gestapo more of your
    money. Or figuring out some other federal tax for them to
    squeeze out of you. I also want to abolish the Federal Reserve,
    and send Alan Greenspan out to get a job.

    The value of our dollar and the level of our interest rates are not
    supposed to be manipulated by a few members of the power elite
    meeting secretly in a marble palace. The Federal Reserve is
    unconstitutional, pure and simple. The only Constitutional
    money is gold and silver, not notes redeemable in them. Not fed
    funny money.

    Without the Federal Reserve, our money could not
    be inflated at the behest of big government or big banks. Your
    income and savings would not lose their value. Just as important,
    we wouldn't have this endless string of booms and busts,
    recessions and depressions, with each bust getting worse. They
    aren't natural to the free market; they're caused by the schemers at
    the Fed. President Andrew Jackson called the 19th-century Fed
    "The Monster" because it was a vehicle for inflation and all sorts
    of special-interest corruption.

    Let me tell you, things haven't changed a bit. I also work to save our
    schools from D.C. interference. Thanks to the feds, new curriculums
    not only smear the Founders as "racist, slave-owning elitists," they
    seek to dumb down our students so they will all be equal. "Look-say"
    reading and the abolition of phonics has the same purpose, and so does
    the new "fuzzy" math, in which there are no right and no wrong
    answers. That must be what they use in the U.S. Treasury! It's
    certainly what they use in the U.S. Congress.

    But ever since the beginning of federal aid to education and
    accelerating with the establishment of the rotten Department of
    Education, SAT scores have been dropping. Schools, with few
    exceptions, are getting worse every year. To save our kids, we
    must get the sticky fingers of the feds off our local schools, and
    let parents rule. That's what the Constitution says, and the Bible
    too.

    And then there's my least favorite topic, the UN. World
    government is obviously unconstitutional. It undermines our
    country's sovereignty in the worst way possible. That's why I
    want us out of the UN, and the UN itself taking a hike. After all,
    the UN is socialist and corrupt (many votes can be bought with a
    "blonde and a case of scotch," one UN ambassador once said). It
    costs many billions, and it puts our soldiers in UN uniforms
    under foreign commanders, and sends them off to
    unconstitutional, undeclared wars.

    When Michael New, one of the finest young men I've ever met,
    objected to wearing UN blue, he was kicked out of the American Army.
    What an outrage! Not one dime for the UN, and not one American soldier!
    Not in Haiti, not in Bosnia, not in Somalia, not in Rwanda. I know its
    radical, but how about devoting American military efforts to defending
    America, and only America?

    Such ideas, said one newspaper reporter, make me a maverick
    who will never go far because he won't go along to get along.
    Darn right! What does "go far" mean? Get a big government job?
    To heck with that. And I won't sell my vote for pork either.


    When I walked through the U.S. Capitol this morning, I got angry.
    The building is filled with statues and paintings of Jefferson, Madison,
    and the other Founders. Those great men sacrificed everything to
    give us a free country, and a Constitution to keep it that way.
    When I was first elected, I placed my hand on the Bible and
    swore an oath to uphold the Constitution. That's exactly what I'm
    fighting for. But such ideas drive the liberals crazy. That's why I
    badly need your help.

    I've been targeted nationally for defeat. The Democrats
    the AFL-CIO, the teachers union, big business PACs,
    the trial lawyers, the big bankers, the foreign-aid lobbyists, the
    big media, and the establishment Republicans want to dance on
    my political grave. The Fed, the Education Department, and the
    UN are anxious to join in. They can't stand even one person
    telling the truth. And they're terrified when that truth gains the
    people's support.

    Right now, four well-funded Democrats are competing to try to
    beat me, and a Republican is rumored to have been offered
    money at a secret meeting in Mexico(!) if he would try to knock
    me off in a primary. Won't you help me stay up here to fight?

    Frankly, I am in trouble if you don't. My Texas district has
    22,000 square miles (not a misprint). I've got to travel all over it,
    set up small offices to be manned by volunteers, advertise, pay
    phone bills, and distribute video and audio tapes to the people to
    get around the big-media lies. As I know from my last election,
    which I won by the skin of my teeth, the media will carry any
    smear, repeat any libel, throw any piece of mud, no matter how
    untrue. In fact, the less true, the more they like it.

    They are determined to silence me. But you can help me
    overcome all this.

    Together, we can beat the bad guys arrayed against our country
    and our freedom. We can support the Constitution. We can win.
    Your generous contribution of $25 or $50 would be great...
    $100, $250, or even $500 or $1,000 would be magnificent. Of
    course, any amount would help, and in return, I will keep you
    up-to-date on this fight as a member of my "kitchen cabinet."
    What great men founded this country! What great people have
    carried on their fight! That fight is not lost, not if you will join it.

    Washington, D.C. is a loser, but among the people, our ideas are
    gaining every single day.

    Keep the tide turning in our direction. Please make your most
    generous contribution. Join this fight for the Constitution, and
    stop those who want to rip it up, and throw it in the Potomac.
    Together, we can join the Founders' fight. Together, we can make
    history.

    Sincerely, Ron Paul U. S. Congressman 203 Cannon,
    Washington D.C. 20515

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    Chloe,

    Thank you for that, it was MOST excellent!!!

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    Hey, I like this guy and I don't even know what political party he's with (nor do I care!). He's saying what I know but most people are clueless about. Our open borders and illegals are seriously bad but are only the tip of the iceberg. Sad to say, I fear he may end up with a mysterious heart failure or fatal accident if he's elected, if not before. Even worse, I believe the shadow gubermint has already chosen our next prez. We've already seen the flyer saying our gubermint considers those who defend our constiution to be terrorist.

    Tancredo is a good guy to but the problem is as far as I know he appears to be focused on our immigration problem only. And that problem is just one of the many tools the one world gubermint is using to suck America dry. Unless things change, Ron Paul is the man and will get my vote!
    Be careful what you wish for...you just might get it!

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    I love Ron Paul. He's a former Libertarian who realized that he needed major party affiliation to be able make headway, so he became a Republican.

    I think that the greatest weakness for Paul is his age. He's in great health, so that shouldn't be a factor, but then Bob Dole was in great health and that didn't stop his opponents from using age against him. If Ron Paul could get some more name recognition and could get a fair airing of his ideas, I believe that a majority of Americans would support him.

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    I'd vote for him!
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    I'm so happy you found my post informative. Ron Paul is in the Republican party. But he's a Libertarian. (Sigh... so many labels. I just think he's a great American Patriot!) The best quote I read the other day - "Stop being good Democrats. Stop being good Republicans. Start being good Americans." I think supporting Ron Paul is the way to go. It's about principles NOT party affiliation!

    Isn't it nice to finally feel excited about a candidate??? I feel hopeful again. I'm not saying it's going to be easy but we could really get things going with a grassroots internet campaign. Heck, if an unkown singer from England can get an American recording contract from clever online marketing, why shouldn't it work for a presidential candidate? It's all about EXPOSURE.

    Here are a few links. Remember - SPREAD THE WORD!

    http://www.ronpaulexplore.com/html/Spre ... rd_fs.html

    http://electronpaul.blogspot.com/2007/0 ... -paul.html

    http://www.todaysamericandream.com/ronpaul_2008.html

    http://www.house.gov/paul/

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    Okay, so let's do this: Everyone who agrees that Ron Paul is the best guy for the job should go to his website and ask what you can do to assist in his Presidential bid. Tell your friends about him. Tell your neighbors about him. Put up posters if you have to. Encourage local artists and musicians to participate in fundraisers for him. If you have friends in local media, try to get them involved and at least mentioning his name as a viable contendor. Let's raise awareness and make a major run for the White House a reality.

    BTW - Remember that the first goal has to be the Republican primaries. If we want someone like Paul on the national ticket, we have to get out the vote where it counts most - the party primaries. If you're not registered as Republican and your state requires party affiliation to vote in a party's primary, get yourself registered as a Republican so that you can place your primary vote for Ron Paul.

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    I would vote for Ron Paul in an instant and feel good about doing it too (what a strange feeling that would be).

    I do believe however that if anyone were to get elected that is on the side of the American people and the Constitution they would seriously have to watch their back (front, sides, top...)

    Your ideas are great Crocket.

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    CG wrote:

    Okay, so let's do this: Everyone who agrees that Ron Paul is the best guy for the job should go to his website and ask what you can do to assist in his Presidential bid. Tell your friends about him. Tell your neighbors about him. Put up posters if you have to. Encourage local artists and musicians to participate in fundraisers for him. If you have friends in local media, try to get them involved and at least mentioning his name as a viable contendor. Let's raise awareness and make a major run for the White House a reality.
    Sorry, I still think Duncan Hunter is our best bet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MW
    CG wrote:

    Okay, so let's do this: Everyone who agrees that Ron Paul is the best guy for the job should go to his website and ask what you can do to assist in his Presidential bid. Tell your friends about him. Tell your neighbors about him. Put up posters if you have to. Encourage local artists and musicians to participate in fundraisers for him. If you have friends in local media, try to get them involved and at least mentioning his name as a viable contendor. Let's raise awareness and make a major run for the White House a reality.
    Sorry, I still think Duncan Hunter is our best bet.
    No harm in pushing Hunter, Tancredo and Paul ALL forward and then picking from the most viable candidate as viability becomes apparent.

    What I like about Paul is that he would solve almost all of the issues that are foremost in my mind, including illegal immigration.

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