Wednesday, December 19, 2007

No surprise: Ron Paul accepting donations from racist neo-Nazi -White-Supremacist
BY GREGOR

So today we hear that Ron Paul refuses to return a $500 donation to Stormfront's Don Black, but is this really a surprise?

I've written several times on how I receive more death threats and obnoxious emails from Ron Paul supporters than from illegal aliens and radical Islamic terrorists combined, and it's also not a mystery that one of Ron Paul's biggest supporters is Alex Jones, the famous lunatic leader of the 9/11 Truther movement.

It's also not a well kept secret that "vote for Ron Paul" banners can be found artistically brightening the pages of the racist website "Stormfront.org" on any given day. There's absolutely no surprise to anyone actually paying attention that Ron Paul, along with his supporters tend to be pretty much nuts.

To me, the real surprise is that there's so many normal every-day Americans who are completely unaware of who this man is and what his supporters represent. I believe it speaks volumes of how uninformed most Americans are when it comes to politics. The average American wakes up, goes to work, comes home, eats dinner, watches Survivor, and then goes to bed. The average American has absolutely no idea who Ron Paul really is, or who Mike Huckabee really is, or who Rudy Giuliani really is. They simply have no interest in actually researching voting records or taking the 30 minutes on the internet that it would take to find that Mike Huckabee and Rudy Giuliani are liberal frauds pretending to be conservatives.

And then, at some point on election day these average Americans manage to find it important enough to stop whatever it is they're doing, drive across town, and vote.

Please people! If you think watching 20 minutes of the evening news each night is giving you the information you need to decide who runs your country for four years; please just stay home on election day. If you don't feel it's important enough for you to spend a couple of hours on the internet researching each candidate; please just stay home on election day. It's really a simple thing to do. You go to Yahoo.com or to Google.com and you type in the person's name and you spend some time following the various links that pop up. You'll get both sides of every candidate, and then you can use all those reasoning skills you've developed throughout your lifetime to decide what seems to be true, and what seems to be garbage. And if you truly CARE about your country ... you'll read the information with an open mind on both sides, and if the information seems to be "true" ... you'll use that information when making your decision.

There are great little tricks to add to your searches, such as adding the word "fraud" along with the name, or typing in something like "the real Mike Huckabee." By spending just ten minutes on each candidate, you can pull up all sorts of fascinating information that the average American simply would never find out. Read articles by people that love them, and read articles by people that hate them, and be careful to base your opinion on information that doesn't take you more than two minutes to verify. For example, when you find an article that states that Rudy Giuliani was pro-illegal alien, and that he's a gun grabber ... go ahead and type those words in along with his name. You'll be amazed at what you can come up with. And when someone tells you that Ron Paul is a nutjob ... type THAT in and see what comes up.

I'm not suggesting that Americans "not vote." I'm simply begging those of you who plan to vote to spend some time making sure you know everything you need to know about the person you're nominating as Commander and Chief of your country. Don't just vote based on what your friends are telling you. Don't just vote based on what your "group" wants you to do. And PLEASE don't simply vote based on what the candidates are TELLING you. Compare what they were saying ten years ago to what they're saying now. If it's not relatively in the same ballpark ... chances are you're listening to a fraud who's telling you exactly what they think you want to hear. Look at their voting records. Look at their lifestyles. Pay attention to see if their words match their actions.

As for Ron Paul ... his words DO match his actions. That's what scares me.

The following is a FICTIONAL interview with Ron Paul, based on actual answers he's given in various appearances:

Question: Congressman Paul; what are your thoughts on dealing with the situation in Iran, and how do you think we ought to respond to the threat of Iran obtaining nuclear weapons?

Ron Paul: It's not our concern! We ought not be involving ourselves in the affairs of other nations! Why are we always concerned with other nations, when we ought to be concerned with what's happening right here?

That's Ron Paul's philosophy in a nutshell. Ignore the rest of the world and they'll leave us alone. Ignore the terrorists, allow them to develop nuclear weapons, allow them to form alliances with other terrorist nations like Syria, and nuclear powers such as North Korea. Just ignore them and they'll suddenly love us. Let's completely ignore Putin as he aggressively moves to return Russia to it's Communist Cold War tactics. Let's completely ignore Hugo Chavez as he mimics Fidel Castro and takes control of Latin America.

Question: But Congressman Paul; what about Israel? Should we defend Israel? They're surrounded by Islamic radicals and nations that believe Jews should be "wiped from the face of the Earth." Shouldn't we assist Israel?

Ron Paul: Let Israel handle their own business! Why are we the protectors of Israel?!!


Ron Paul; Nutjob of the century

Any true conservative voting for Ron Paul is just as much a nutjob.


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