Reality Check
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WHOLE FOOTAGE
Arrest of Brent Strafford
Behind the Scenes SPECIAL FOOTAGE of Officals in Backroom conversations
The following articles were authored by J.J. Jon
Stimulus packages and bailouts are required to maintain the stability of a society. If the wealthiest and most powerful people in a society make a mistake, it is the responsibility of everyone in that society to collectively and financially forgive them of their mistakes. If it were not for this collective financial forgiveness of the bad decisions made by the elite, they would not be able to continue to impose the necessary policies on society.
The benefits may be obvious to most, but there are many that incorrectly believe these offer no improvement to the economy and even go as far as calling it a scam or conspiracy theory. Klaus Masuch of the European Central Bank (ECB) offers a “depth of discussion” on this issue. The eloquence and precision of his words need no clarification.
The so called “journalist” in the video was clearly a conspiracy theorist which Masuch handled with great composure. The benefits to the Irish people are absolutely clear. The banks will be saved. Without the necessary bailouts for the banks there would be no place to deposit depreciated euros.
CEO of Euro Pacific Capital Peter Schiff claims he predicted the housing bubble would come, but has absolutely no proof or documentation of this; unless one considers YouTube videos and published books as valid proof. The most stubborn and unconvinced can never refute the dialectic of former Chairman of the Federal Reserve Paul Volker. Watch what happens when an obvious trickster hands Volker a loaded question.
If you cannot hear Volker clearly or understand anything he is saying, then you have heard him correctly. The question Peter Schiff asked is completely off base and does not even deserve a direct response. Schiff is an obvious charlatan. He takes sound principles, pushes them out to the extreme, and makes bold arrogant predictions using logic and reasoning. This arrogance is not only limited to Schiff. Notice the arrogance in GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul’s face as Joe Scarborough reads from his book. Paul sits there with a causal smirk like he was the only one that guessed the housing bubble.
It is completely fallacious to believe that Schiff and Paul predicted this alone. They are known to have ties with a group that calls themselves Austrian economists. An investigation from the Department of Homeland Security discovered that speculation was the real cause of the severe housing bubble and crash. This organization was the impetus behind the prediction. These so called soothsayers have openly claimed responsibility for predicting the housing bubble and bust. The State Department has now declared this group a terrorist organization.
Due to the unfortunate clauses in the First Amendment, the previous and current administrations were unable to silence the Austrians before they wreaked havoc on the American economy. Sources tell us that they are developing or have already developed new predictions for the economy. The FBI believes the next target is the bond market. Fortunately, we have a president that is working night and day to do away completely with the First Amendment rather than succumbing to the Austrian’s threats. On March 9th, 2012, Obama signed into law HR 347. Although it was meant to quiet protesters, this was the first step in the incremental process to repeal the First Amendment so that one day we can stop any future economic speculation or ideas that can further destroy the economy. The administration hopes that these measures will give the people of this nation comfort in knowing that the necessary bailouts and other economic policies will continue, domestically and internationally, unchecked and with minimal critic.
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On Saturday March 10th, in Athens, GA, the democratic process was trampled on. The Athens-Clarke county GOP met to hold their annual county convention. The convention was held to nominate, approve, and pass slates of delegates to the party’s district and state conventions. County chairman Matt Brewster and nominating committee chairman John Elliot blatantly broke the rules of their own party when they improperly, and without a majority, passed delegate slates and adjourned the convention amidst cries for “division”, which is a call for a standing head count. With that, many sitting precinct delegates were disenfranchised, and the convention was improperly closed. When warned that their conduct was jeopardizing the status of the delegates and alternates for the entire county, the chair Matt Brewster directed all questions to John Padgett, who was identified by Brewster as the Secretary of the Georgia State Republican Party. Unfortunately, Mr. Padgett refused to answer questions and fled the scene along with the rest of the local GOP leadership.
Apparently, this is not the first time that the Georgia GOP has alienated Ron Paul supporters. In a March 2011 speech given by Sue Everhart, Chairwoman of the Georgia State GOP, she apologizes to Ron Paul supporters for “shoddy treatment” in 2008. She also admits that pressure from an outside source was the reason that Ron Paul supporters were mistreated. During the same speech, Everhart holds up a copy of the Georgia Republican Party Rules, vowing that such treatment will not happen in the future.
Many of the precinct delegates, who were elected in February at the county’s mass precinct meetings, were new to the process and were appalled by the conduct they witnessed. Delegate Gary J. Warenfelt of 5C said, “This is the first time I have ever been actively involved in politics and to see illegal actions taking place in a major U.S. political party is very saddening. They cherry-picked the delegates that they wanted to go to the district and state conventions without following party rules. They did not listen to any voice of opposition and ended the meeting illegally.” Fellow delegate Shawn Lewis added, “I personally called for a count of the votes of the ayes versus the nays, and was refused. I was told that the convention was closed, and watched as everyone just up and fled from the scene. I was ignored by the state GOP secretary after we were told that he would answer questions. I’m thoroughly disgusted; this is my first time participating in the process, and I feel violated.”
March 10th 2012
Delegate Election Fraud in Athens Georgia
Delegate Election Fraud in Missouri
Election Fraud in Maine
I have found a collection of videos that will help educate you to make a case for Ron Paul. This is not a complete list, but I will add more when I find them. There are many things that most people do not understand. Hopefully this will help you and others understand some of his positions. The purpose here is to give you a guide on how to stand up for the principles that Ron Paul speaks about.
One important thing to remember when making a case for Ron Paul is to ask them defend their position (on why he is a a crank, unelectable, etc.) rather than forcing your issue or beliefs on them for why he is a good candidate. For example, inquire the specifics on why they do not like Ron Paul and ask them what lead them to that conclusion. Most of the time they have false information or false logic that lead them to to believe their conclusion. Then clear up the misinformation they have. After doing so, see if there are any other objections and address those as well.
It can be very fun and easy to make a case for Ron Paul because he has integrity and principles. Have Fun 
1. Be polite but firm (see Rand Paul speaking)
2. Be curious: (seek first to understand and then be understood)
—–”I’m curious how you came to believe that, what lead you to that conclusion”
—–”Really, which specific policies of his are the ones you don’t agree with”
3. Be prepared with videos below
His foreign policy is crazy!
Just War Theory from Ron Paul
He wants to cut aid to Isreal! We need to defend Isreal! They are our ally!
He is a rasist!
Ron Paul is Crazy! He wants to legalize drugs!
Ron Paul is Crazy! He wants to get rid of the Federal Reserve, what does he want to replace it with?
Ron Paul wants to shrink the size of government and get rid of the income tax! What a crank!
The idea of Liberty is not intuitive (explained)
Government is not the problem, it’s the greedy corporations!
Everyone deserves free health care (social programs)
We need welfare! We need government funded education!
We need Social Services, its inhumane to get rid of them
Im a yogi, I dont ever vote republican, I always vote democrat. All republicans are the same!
Below is a collection of video coverage on the Veterans for Ron Paul March on the White House on February 20th, 2012. Due to the main stream media blackout of this event, the purpose of this page is to reach as many as people as possible. Please share, like, tweet and get this out to as many as people as possible. Thank you.
!!! THE NEXT MARCH IN THE MAKING ON THE RNC AUGUST 27-30 2012!!!
http://ronpaulisthechoiceofthetroops.com/
Go to the 40:55 Minute Mark on the video below to get details for the event
http://ronpaulisthechoiceofthetroops.com/
THE MARCH ON DC FEBRUARY 20TH
Adam Vs the Man http://www.adamvstheman.com
Revolution PAC coverage http://www.revolutionpac.com/
One Second for every death Revolution PAC coverage http://www.revolutionpac.com/
Revolution PAC Julie Borowski
Veterans turn their back on white house (raw footage)
RT news coverage
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Below is a conversation I had with an acquaintance about Ron Paul. My purpose was to to educate him and clarify Ron Paul’s position so he can better make a decision for himself rather than have the media make it for him. One important thing to remember when making a case for Ron Paul is to make them defend their position rather than forcing your issue or beliefs on them why he is a good candidate. For example, inquire the specifics on why they do not want to vote for Ron Paul and ask them what lead them to that conclusion. Most of the time they have false information that lead them to to believe their conclusion. Then clear up the misinformation they have. After doing so, see if there are any other objections, and address those as well.
Polite Exchange:
Sorry John,
I’m not drinking the kool-aid. He is more extreme than the most right wing candidate I can think of. There are so many reasons why I would never support this man, and here’s a big one: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/01/ron-paul-civil-rights-act_n_1178688.html
I’m black. I cherish and appreciate the decades of blood that was spilled to ensure civil rights for all citizens. Anyone who is crazy enough to oppose the Civil Rights Act in 2012 is a nut job, deserves to be called a nut job, and yes, a bigoted racist.
-G
G,
Thank you for raising this issue. Just so we are clear, I would never endorse or vote for a bigoted racist. Please consider the following. Listen to what Ron Paul actually says rather than what a bias media is saying. The issue about civil rights is not about bigotry, its all about property rights. This is major attempt to smear him an get the focus off the real issues. I invite you to watch the follow videos and I hope you to come to your own conclusions when you have more information available to you. I sincerely hope you take the time with the videos below. I think you will be very surprised.
MSNBC Slanderous Misquote Corrected
From Ron Paul’s own mouth
James Williams speaking out for Ron Paul
Clarification of media spin on the civil rights issue by his son Rand Paul
The videos against the idea that Ron Paul is a racist are endless. Listen to this man. He speaks to this very simply.
Respectfully,
John
John,
Arguing that he opposes the Civil Rights Act because of property rights doesn’t make his position any more egregious. He basically believes that property owners have a right if they so choose to not serve people based on the color of their skin. Yet, his belief goes beyond the hypothetical. As recently as 2004, he was the ONLY senator who voted against extending the Civil Rights Act. I was floored when I saw one of your clips and Paul said he sees Martin Luther King Jr. as a hero yet denounces what is easily King’s seminal achievement. Can you see how some people would question his sincerity?
Look, let’s move on from the Civil Rights Act. That’s just one example and despite Paul’s beliefs, we’re probably past the point where it will even be rolled back (I hope). I’ll even take back calling him a racist bigot cause in all fairness, I can’t look into his heart. I’ll certainly give him credit for having the courage to have a foreign policy that is unique among all the presidential candidates and whose position I agree with the most. I also can’t disagree with decriminalizing drug use (as long as that also coincides with increased funding for drug abuse treatment centers). Those points make him initially enticing as a candidate, yet what’s the tradeoff? He has made it consistently clear that his domestic policies would aggressively dismantle the welfare state, particularly everything that came out of The New Deal and The Great Society. He has repeatedly said that he would eradicate entire government agencies such as the FDA, EPA, and the Dept. of Education (among others). He even joked about it in that same infamous clip where Rick Perry couldn’t name the three govt agencies he’d dismantle.
Perhaps this is where we disagree, but we need government. We need a watchdog to protect the people from other’s irresponsibility. The FDA wouldn’t exist if there wasn’t a time where people were being sold fake home remedies like is currently the case in China. We wouldn’t have an EPA if there wasn’t a time where companies polluted our water and air and put us at risk. We wouldn’t have a Dept. of Education if there wasn’t a need to educate more members of our society to build a robust Middle Class. Perhaps the greatest argument against Paul and libertarianism in particular is the econ meltdown of 2008. A philosophy of deregulation that has run through both parties since Reagan lead to a steady decline in govt regulation that allowed Wall street execs and bankers to make outrageously risky investments that almost collapsed the world economy. The problem isn’t too much government but too little. Because of monetary influence and lobbying, the govt has been ineffective in policing big business and with the Supreme Court decision in 2009, things will get only worse.
For those reasons, I cannot support Ron Paul but I respect your decision to do so. I’ll be supporting Obama and although he’s been disappointing, he in my mind is the best option we’ve got.
-G
G,
Thank you for raising the points you did. I also voted for Obama in 2008 thinking that he was going to give us change. I also thought that the government needed to take care of us to protect us. There are a lot of things that I was not aware of and I have taken a lot of time to get educated on issues that America faces. I was never involved in the political process until I heard Ron Paul. I appreciate you willing to have a discussion about this and I hope that we can continue this with respect.
I agree with a lot of the civil rights act but I also think it is clear that it has had some adverse and unintended consequences. Putting that aside for the moment I want to address some of the other points you bring up.
You mention the welfare state and how we need government as a watch dog for people acting irresponsible. I was for ObamaCare. My mother still does not have health insurance and I thought that it would be a good idea for her to have it. What I have since come to understand is that when the government gets involved in economic or social issues however well intend, inefficiency, fraud, and lobbyist with specialist rule. This becomes the norm today.
A good simple example of this to make my point is sugar. Did you know that corporations lobby the government to limit the amount of cheaper sugar to come into this country? A few (special interests) benefit greatly from getting the government to limit the amount sugar to come into this country so they can use their own alternative (high fructose corn syrup). The few (special interest) benefit in the billions from this. The cost to the American people is probably around $50-$100 per person per year. Not enough to rise up and rebel about when its spread out like that.
The point I am trying to make is when government gets together with special interests that have A LOT of money our government is for auction. This also applies to ObamaCare. It’s not the disenfranchised, sickly people that come together to petition the government in their favor, its the health insurance companies that get all the benefit under the guise that this will be “better for everyone”. The FDA, EPA, or DOE are no exception. I think they have good intentions but are not solving anything. We spend around $20k (more than double) what we spent 10 years ago and people are not getting a better education. I would argue that it is getting worse. The allocation of the money is not going to the student’s education or teacher salaries, rather to the DOE bureaucratics.
When the government takes your hard earned money (taxation) and allocates to another group, it assumes that the government owns you. In a country where the government’s only purpose is to protect civil liberty, lobbyist could not exists. (See Video below)
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=2503659468374
The fact of the matter is that we have 50-60 Trillion in entitlements that we cannot afford. Its not that we don’t want to take care of the people its that the money is not there. By 2026 all medicare and social security will be tapped out. We have a government that does not care to balance its check book because the Federal Reserve prints more money for the government when it needs it because no politician would get reelected if they raised taxes. When they print more money it becomes a “stealth tax” on the people. When the Federal Reserve increases the money supply that means any dollar you have saved in the bank is worth less. Think about it, if they continue to print money to pay for things what will $1 buy when you retire and start collecting social security? How much will medicare cost?
You say we need more government and that we don’t have enough. I would argue that the federal government is ballooning out of control and it is related directly to the Federal Reserve. The problem on Wall street is directly related to the federal reserve. When Obama bailed out the banks, where do you think they got the money? The federal reserve printed money out of thin air and gave it to them. It was a blatant transfer of wealth from the middle class to banking interest under the guise that “it will be good for the economy” and they were “too big to fail”. That is the result of when the government gets too big.
Ron Paul is the only one talking about these issues; Personal Liberty and Federal Reserve. Not only has he been talking about these, he has been saying the same exact thing for 30 years. The only thing that has changed is the country itself. He predicted all this would happen.
Again, might come to a surprise to you.
Respectfully
John
Up until this point I have been afraid to go to my friends and family and get them to change their mind about politics. I have been on the sidelines hoping other people would do something to help get a principled man elected in office as president. I have moved from being an observer to a participant in getting Ron Paul elected as president. The media often portrays this man as a crank but nothing could be further from the truth. I thought I would start right here. For those of you not familiar with him I would invite you to watch a video that was really inspiring for me.
Once you hear this man speak you will realize that he is not giving lip service nor will say just anything to get elected. He speaks from unwavering integrity. I invite you to watch, listen, and come to your own conclusion (rather than be told what to think) and ultimately vote for Ron Paul.
http://www.youtube.com/user/ronpaul#p/a/f/0/GR4WYqabTxU
If you are ready to vote for this man and need to understand how to make your vote count in the primary please see like below.
http://www.dailypaul.com/165288/register-republican-to-vote-for-ron-paul-in-republican-primary
Thank you for your time.