Talk about whacko

ifreemantoo — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 17:58:47 -0700

I can't resist this. Back when I was a Republican cheerleader, that was after being a Democrat cheerleader, I went to see GWB make an appearance at the state capitol during his first run for president. Well, talk about "whacko".

It seems the Dem's or Dem's supporters had hired street people to stir things up. So this "street person" starts to rant and rave. He calls this Republican supported on the street a fat slob. Everybody including the Dem's just laughed as the man speaking the insults was the fattest slob there.

Funny, it seems that the Democrats lost then too. I guess if you can't attack integrity or issues, insults is all you have left. Now which candidate was always against the war in Iraq and a record to prove it? Let me see. Oh, I remember now, Ron Paul.

Yick Wo v Hopkins "...not subject to law..."

Re: Do You Spell Ron Paul with a "crazy"?

ifreemantoo — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 17:27:49 -0700

Interesting, where does/did Ron Paul make such assertions?! So you've read the 9/11 Commission Report and what the CIA has to say about "blow back" just like Giuliani did(n't).

Can you say "blow back"? For you that would be a CIA conspiracy theory. Perhaps a PBS conspiracy theory too!? Check it out. blowback

What you hope to do is continue is the "Ball of Confusion."

Ron Paul on the Daily Show with John Stewart.

Bill Maher comments on Ron Paul on Real Time. This is a little embarrassing for the Dem's here too.

If you are tired of the same old dog and pony show with too much smoke and mirrors, it's time to get Ron Paul in the, Royal Office, ahem, cough cough, I mean Oval Office of course. I wonder what it would be like to have a servant in the presidential office instead of King George?

Oh, this is not about left and right politics as usual, this is in spite of the usual leftwing and rightwing bird of prey politics.

Yea, Ron Paul is "crazy" as a fox.

I know this is an old post, however it bears mentioning that people are getting tired of political cheerleaders and their lies to promote an agenda. If I have mis-characterized the author of this video, let that person show the facts to the assertion that Ron Paul supports "whacko" conspiracy theories. Secondly to post this video in conjunction with the commentary as credible commentary says much about the person who posted it.

Lastly, this author is not much different than Ann Coulter who insulted the Jersey Girls. These are the "Jersey Widows" whose husbands died at 9/11. King George made an attempt to install Henry Kissinger as the head of the commission after the Jersey Girls forced GWB to get it going. The Jersey Girls saw through it, as OBL was a client of Mr. Kissinger. Yet to date only about a third of the questions have been answered.

These facts about the Jersey Girls search for truth can be confirmed here. Victims' Families Tell the Story the Media Won't. This report is presented as a time line of news events around the world pointing to 9/11. No conspiracy theories; just questions. If there are facts to dispute please prove them and leave the cheerleader diatribe "conspiracy theories" mantra out.

Yick Wo v Hopkins "...not subject to law..."

Do You Spell Ron Paul with a "crazy"?

Administrator — Sun, 03 Jun 2007 19:34:51 -0700

Some Republicans were hanging out at the Dem Debate tonight. Well, er, um...just watch the video.

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Talk about whacko

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Do You Spell Ron Paul with a "crazy"?