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50 Election Run Fails
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The system is broke. He may be too old to fix it but he is the only one who understands it is broken.
It was funny to read above that congress "protects us". These clowns sell us out to special interests everyday. I am voting for him again. I hope others will too |
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I voted for him as well last time, it was better choice than the other two idiots running. I just find it entertaining that so many people can repeat his message but don't have any clue how his ideas would actually come about. |
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In a brief summary the federal reserve was on a 20 year charter. Starting in 1913 and ending in 1933. The ending or starting depending on how you want to look at it began with a series of events such as seizing of the peoples gold and giving them pieces paper in return. To safeguard themselves of public backlash from all of this it was written into legislation that the military could be used to protect them from the public. This is why a state of emergency (Swine Flu two year state of emergency most recently) is always declared within a matter of months of a President taking office giving him extraordinary powers. Also why he can do and odes do pretty much anything he wants with no approval from the House or Congress. Any arguments they may have is all for show. We are constantly in a state of emergency and have been since 1933. "Senate Report 93-549 was a document issued by the "Special Committee on the Termination of the National Emergency" of the 93rd Congress (Hence the "93" in the name) (1973 to 1975). Its purpose was to discuss and address the 40 year long state of emergency that had been in effect in the United States since 1933. During the continued state of emergency, Congress voted to transfer powers from Congress to the President. The debate to end long-running states of National Emergency was ended in 1976 with the National Emergencies Act (50 U.S.C. 1601-1651), which limits any such declared emergencies to two years." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senate_Report_93-549 Quote:
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So today, if a national emergency is declared then it will only last for two years... okay. I don't know how it's been happening for the last 80 years or so, but whatever. Quote:
That's simply one of many ideas he has that he hasn't explained. Like what he would do if we had no gold. |
I am voting for him again.:thumbsup
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He has my vote. I was in Exeter when he announced. 300 to 400 people there on a one day notice. He is going up in the polls and in 2nd or 3rd in many states. He has a chance to win and according to his campaign manager (who I spoke to for 20 mins) unlike last time they are running to win. Why? Because Ron Paul truly believes that we face/are in a dollar crises that only Austrian economists will know how to fix.
A recent CNN poll has Ron Paul the closest to beating Obama of all republicans running. |
go go go
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http://www.europarl.europa.eu/parlia.../index_en.html p.s Go Ron Paul! |
FYI. With Huckabee not running Ron Paul moves into second place in Iowa.
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Ron Paul will never make it out of the primary
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http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...op-nomination/ Election 2012: Barack Obama 42%, Ron Paul 41% http://www.rasmussenreports.com/publ...42_ron_paul_41 |
charlie g for president ...
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It is not an either / or proposition. Your argument is the same simpleton argument against vaccinations / immunizations. Should we get rid of those as well in your view? Quote:
"Scientists have estimated that humans branched off from their common ancestor with chimpanzees about 5–7 million years ago." Quote:
The Fed released all the documents to show exactly where every penny went following Bloomberg's legal action. The vast majority of loans have been paid back in full plus interest. Why do you think the Federal Reserve's annual payment to the U.S. Treasury for 2010 set a record high of $79.3 billion and the payment to the U.S. Treasury for 2009 was over $47 billion? The key point is that Ron Paul et al leave out the fact that the Fed made numerous short term loans throughout the financial crisis that amount to trillions when added together but they were not all outstanding at the same time. If they told the whole story, their impact on nutters with tales of how the Federal Reserve "criminal organization" is throwing trillion dollar bills all over the place would lose its potency. Quote:
It seems to me that you are ignoring the facts, not me. Why don't you look at the transaction data for yourself? It can be found on the Federal Reserve website. Start here: Fed balance sheet Fed-assisted off balance sheet financial interventions Archived Fed assisted emergency programs |
Yeah, i think Obama has this one. Now after Obama, we might be kinda fucked.
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Now I know who I'll be donating to this election cycle.
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Nothing has changed you fucking moron! Meet the new boss, same as the old boss... He even kept all of Bush's neocon warmongers like Robert Gates in the administration. You fools will continue to argue back and forth about Republicans and Democrats while the same fucking agenda moves forward, regardless of who the "President" is. |
Not this shit again .....
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But I'm curious, what do you believe? I mean, are you a Biblical creationist? Did God do it or what? Quote:
And really this goes back to what I said about politicizing the FED. In your view that just meant supporting politicians like Ron Paul to ask stupid questions. What I meant was the importance of FED independence. You seem to be opposed to having a politically independent central bank, presumably you want a politically dependent one then?? Quote:
Or do you need me to explain FRB to you as well? |
not quite sure what to think of the guy, sure he talks a good talk about issues including a bloated government that does not work but the fact is he is a career politician- he's a part of the problem imo.
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Financial Rescue Nears GDP as Pledges Top $12.8 Trillion (Update1) NOTE $12.8 trillion is not 700 billion. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...d=armOzfkwtCA4 That was in 2009. Last official record it was around 28 trillion. But it's actually believed to be closer to 100 trillion. And it is said the criminals need 100 trillion more. Which is why the cost of everything is shooting through the roof for you and I, but when you ask them there is no inflation. |
Ron Paul is the guy that wanted to close the Post Office, then have one of the best operating govt functions, turned over to big business. The guy is a nut job, he sound good in 15 second sound bytes but if you actually listen to him long you can easily see how unrealistic he really is.
Think about it.. Big Business in America is already killing this country and he wants to turn everything over to them. He will never win, but sadly we will have to deal with all the RP fruit cakes coming out of the wood work once again.. |
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I won't hold my breath since your alternative is an alternative to the uncontroversial theory that you don't seem to understand. :1orglaugh Quote:
Perhaps you've been in a time warp since 2009, but this is 2011. As I said earlier, almost all of the loans associated with the extraordinary lending have been paid back with interest. I take it you are not going to provide exactly the monies that are "still not accounted for"? Quote:
I'll check back later. . |
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As I said tens of trillions are unaccounted for. They have admitted it cost nearly 100 trillion but have only accounted for around 28 trillion. And they have stated they need tens of trillions more.. I also said it's easy to pay off a loan when you can multiply said loan at least 10 fold. Give me that ability and I'll rule the World along with them. Quote:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/42421042 Nothing to do with his monetary policy of course. |
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I guess you're not interested in the above. I'm sure homeopathy will cure Crohns. What vaccine caused crohn's disease? Just curious... tried to search, but this is all I could find: http://jech.bmj.com/content/57/11/883.abstract "Conclusions: The incidence of hospitalised CD and UC remained stable over the 20 years, 1979 to 1998. Whatever caused the marked increases in CD and UC in the mid-20th century must itself have stabilised in this region. These results, together with those from other studies, provide strong evidence against measles vaccine causing CD or UC. " |
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We're not sure which caused it. We just know for sure he was fine before (like many others) a series of vaccines for school and shortly thereafter he wasn't. Some suggest the MMR. |
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who cares there all the same a bunch of criminals
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He's also a maverick, like McCain, which means he doesn't have the ability to compromiseha. That's not a leader.
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Getting rid of those government regulations, subsidies etc would result in more competition, less waste, lower prices, better quality products and services,... |
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You guys might want to read some history starting at about 50 years ago. Only the completely crazy and those people absent minded of history would want to get rid of most corp regs. In theory - it sounds nice, in reality - the corps were monster and abusing power and crushing the competition decades BEFORE the regs came along. |
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Your response was to inject FRB to assert yet another unsubstantiated claim. I'll just assume you cannot provide exactly the monies that are not accounted for. Quote:
And as it stands today, inflation is not a run away train. 0.4% in Jan, 2.1% in Feb, 2.7% Mar, Apr no details yet but slowing and a pretty big drop in May so far (energy / food commodity prices). Maybe there's something you'd like to point out but considering he said that in early April he appears correct. |
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Reflections on the TALF and the Federal Reserve's Role as Liquidity Provider |
Again with the Ron Paul threads.
Honestly I can never decide whether to throw this topic into the "It'll never happen" file or the "I'll believe it when I see it" file. Every 4 years, same problem I have. |
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First nature preservation regs, national parks etc.... were paid for and lobbied for by big railway tycoons who didn't want small local railway companies to build connections between their local railways and thus become an alternative for the large transcontinental railways. Banking regs: J.D. Rockefeller himself said that he did not like the free market. "Competition is a sin" he said. Why? Because competition drives down prices and increases the quality of the end products. Instead of competing the big corps chose to form governments enforced cartels. And guess who the bureaucrats were who got to oversee everything? yes, people from those same big corps. |
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