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RON PAUL IS THE CHOICE OF THE TROOPS - YouTube video

Ralli hakkab jälle pihta

Tegelikult on ralli juba alanud, kuid käes on esmane võit kui nii võin öelda. Ron Paul saavutas teise koha saades vaid 200 häält vähem kui teine "populaarne" kandidaat Michell Bachmann. Kolmas kohta sai keskmiselt poole vähem hääli kui Ron Paul.
Michele Bachmann wins, Ron Paul a close second at Iowa straw poll - Alexander Burns - POLITICO.com 

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An Open Letter To Ron Paul From Benjamin Fulford

An Open Letter To Ron Paul
From Benjamin Fulford
From Benjamin Fulford
12-18-10

Dear Representative Paul, My name is Benjamin Fulford. I am a spokesperson for the Black, White and Golden Dragon societies as well as for the Red and the Green. These ancient secret societies have a global command structure, partially visible in your local martial arts societies, that is capable of mobilizing a 100 million person army on very short notice in case of an emergency. These ancient societies have gone from dormant to semi-active mode because through the successful wiretapping of meetings of your elite, they have learned of plans to start World War 3, kill at least 4 billion people and destroy much of the Northern hemisphere. You may confirm with your Pentagon or CIA sources that this is all very real. The reason we are writing an open letter to you is to explain why the Federal Reserve -Board needs to be abolished and the global financial architecture needs to be revamped. The United States government is bankrupt and has been kept running along these past decades by the goodwill of the peoples of the planet. That good will is running out. Your financial elite have proposed either devaluing the US dollar or carrying out a hidden devaluation by replacing it with a new currency called the Amero. Both proposals have been rejected. The reason is that by far most US dollars ever created are no longer owned by Americans. Many, often poor, people would suffer enormously if these dollars suddenly lost half of their value. Our groups have proposed an alternative plan. We have offered to pay back all US debt owed to China by returning gold that was stolen from there during the 20th century. In addition, we plan write off US debt to the rest of the world by taking the US dollars owned by non-Americans, backing them with gold and putting them under the control of a new international meritocratic organization. This organization would never create any fiat currency but merely act as a neutral clearing house for governments, corporations and plutocrats. The newly debtless United States government would then be free to issue its own government controlled currency. Such a currency would have a lower international purchasing power than the US dollar now has. The result will be that Chinese goods will become more expensive for Americans while US exports will regain their competitiveness. This will allow the US to rebuild its real economy. However, as the history of the yen and the Plaza Accord show, devaluation alone will not solve the US's chronic external deficit problem. The US deficit is also a structural problem caused by the fact that the military industrial complex does not produce trade-able goods. Pentagon officials have also made it clear to us they would rather start a war than end up like Soviet era generals who suddenly found themselves driving taxis. We therefore propose that the peoples of the world finance a gradual swords-to-plowshares transition of the military industrial complex. According to the American Association of Scientists, over 6,000 patents have been suppressed for "national security reasons." We believe an expert review of those patents would unearth a high-tech bonanza for the American people and the US economy that would help ease this transition. We are also proposing the creation of a global economic planning agency. This agency would be run by the motto "we stand between desires and reality." The organization would try to surpass the sorry records of the World Bank and the IMF by carrying out an intensive campaign to end poverty, stop environmental destruction and set humanity on the course for exponential expansion into the future. There would be no burden placed on the American people and no threat to US sovereignty posed by this organization. Rather it should provide vast new opportunities for American individuals and corporations. Finally, although this is purely an American domestic issue, we strongly recommend that you confiscate the funds stolen from the American people this past century by amoral, criminal financiers and return them to their rightful owners. Vladimir Putin was able to quintuple Russian living standards when he did a similar thing in Russia. The final point we wish to make is that the peoples of the world desire peace. The desperate criminal cabal behind the Federal Reserve Board still wields enormous power and is still trying to start World War 3. We would like to request the help of the American peoples in ending this perverse threat to humanity and the planet. Sincerely yours, Benjamin Fulford PS: If you would like the hear more, contact me through the US embassy in Tokyo. Benjamin Fulford 090-3439-5558

Ron Paul looses to Mitt Romney by ONE vote

Mitt Romney wins Republican straw poll
NEW ORLEANS
Sat Apr 10, 2010 7:00pm EDT
Former Republican presidential candidate and former Governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney addresses the third session of the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota September 3, 2008. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

Former Republican presidential candidate and former Governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney addresses the third session of the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota September 3, 2008.

Credit: Reuters/Brian Snyder

NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney narrowly won a popularity contest on Saturday for potential Republican presidential candidates at a gathering of 3,500 party loyalists.

Romney, who lost the Republican nomination to Senator John McCain in 2008, beat out Republican Representative Ron Paul in a straw poll of participants at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference.

Romney did not attend the New Orleans conference, instead proceeding with a book tour that took him to New Hampshire on Thursday. Of 1,806 votes cast, Romney had 439 votes to Paul's 438.

Sarah Palin, a former Alaska governor and the party's 2008 vice presidential nominee, came third with 330 votes, followed by former House Speaker Newt Gingrich at 321.

(Editing by Peter Cooney)

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Paul goes from ridicule to respect

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Paul goes from ridicule to respect
By MEREDITH SIMONS Copyright 2009 Houston Chronicle Washington Bureau
Dec. 16, 2009, 10:12PM
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Ron Paul has been brought to prominence by his long-standing opposition to the nation's monetary system and the Federal Reserve Board that prints money and controls its supply.
RON PAUL'S CRUSADES

Here are some of Rep. Ron Paul's most recent legislative battles.

• Federal Reserve: Wants to remove the veil of secrecy over the board controlling the nation's money supply.

• Government regulation: Wants Congress to sign off on any federal rule that imposes costs of $5,000 on an individual or $10,000 on a business.

• Congressional pay: Seeks to end automatic annual cost-of-living pay increases for lawmakers.

• Foreign policy: Opposes the U.S. military involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Source: Ron Paul's congressional Web site.

Editor's note: This is part of a series of reports looking at members of your elected delegation.

Ron Paul is a white-haired, soft-voiced, 74-year-old doctor who has twice failed in presidential campaigns and is frequently derided by his Republican colleagues as an ideologue from the party's libertarian fringe.

No one would have been surprised if the Lake Jackson congressman had slipped off the political radar after his 2008 quixotic bid for the presidency, his ambitions for higher office thwarted.

But Paul has refused to go out to the political pasture to live in comfortable irrelevance. As odd as it may seem, he has become one of the most influential Republicans in a capital city dominated by liberal Democrats.

The subject that has brought him to prominence is the same issue that subjected him to ridicule from establishment Republicans for years: his long-standing opposition to the nation's monetary system and the Federal Reserve Board that prints money and controls its supply.

“On economic matters, he was seen as a way outside the mainstream,” University of Houston political scientist Richard Murray said. “His views were somewhat 19th century in the view of a lot of economists.”

Well, they say history repeats itself, and suddenly Paul's “19th-century” thinking seems appealing to those suffering through the first economic meltdown of the 21st century.
No longer ignored

Paul's proposal to audit the Federal Reserve — first introduced by the Texas congressman more than 20 years ago — recently sailed through the House Financial Services Committee.

His bill has an astonishing 317 co-sponsors in the House, three-quarters of the chamber's members.

In the Senate, where Paul asked Sen. Bernie Sanders, a Vermont socialist, to introduce a similar bill, the measure already has 30 co-sponsors.

And while he was once ignored by his political antagonists at the Federal Reserve, Paul is now engaged in a very public policy debate with Fed Chair Ben Bernanke, who has criticized the Texan's legislation in speeches, interviews and an op-ed last month in the Washington Post. Asked about Paul's proposal, the chairman declared it would be “bad for markets, bad for the Fed's credibility, bad for inflation expectations and bad for the dollar.”

But not bad for Paul. The lawmaker has been booked solid with media interviews and college speeches; indeed, the Don Quixote of congressional Republicans has had more success in 2009 than any time in his three-decade legislative career.

“I never had so many calls as I had last week,” Paul said.

It's a sweet moment for someone who has long been on the margins of Washington politics. Paul attracted his share of attention during his presidential campaign, but even then, he was painted as a fringe candidate zealously supported by libertarian ideologues.

In the House, Paul was ignored by Democrats and marginalized by Republicans. He was punished for the very views that earn him so much adulation today.

According to Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., in 2003, when Paul was set to assume the chairmanship of the Financial Services subcommittee, Republican higher-ups eliminated the panel because they didn't want Paul in charge.

“He told me, ‘I won't get anywhere until you become the chairman,' ” Frank said.

Paul may have been kidding at the time, but his words were prophetic.

With the Democrats in control and Frank as chairman, the committee voted 43-26 in favor of Paul's amendment that would give Congress more power latitude in auditing the Fed.

“I'm very proud to have been involved in bringing his amendment to a vote,” said Frank, who still voted against it.
Going mainstream

In Texas, analysts see Paul's renaissance as a reflection of the changing political landscape of America.

“Ron Paul's got a hell of a lot more political support now than just fringe nuts,” Murray said. “It's gone mainstream now.”

But it's not that Paul has gone mainstream. Rather, the mainstream has gone Paul-ite, with popular anger at Wall Street and the Federal Reserve crystallizing into support for policies Paul has long advocated.

“What happened was the Fed got itself in trouble and he's the one who was there to take advantage of it,” Frank said.

Paul says concerns about American monetary policy — specifically President Richard Nixon taking the country off the gold standard in 1971 — drove him into politics, and he's spent most of his career wondering whether people would ever care. The answer, suddenly, is yes, something the congressman admits “seems strange after all these years.”

He's also noticed that his colleagues are treating him differently, too.

“It was like, there he goes on his way, nice guy, but he's not in the ballgame,” Paul said.

“But today, I think they're paying a little more attention.”

meredith.simons@chron.com

Be Prepared for the Worst by Ron Paul

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On My Mind

Be Prepared for the Worst

Ron Paul, 10.29.09, 09:20 AM EDT
Forbes Magazine dated November 16, 2009

The large-scale government intervention in the economy is going to end badly.

Any number of pundits claim that we have now passed the worst of the recession. Green shoots of recovery are supposedly popping up all around the country, and the economy is expected to resume growing soon at an annual rate of 3% to 4%. Many of these are the same people who insisted that the economy would continue growing last year, even while it was clear that we were already in the beginning stages of a recession.

A false recovery is under way. I am reminded of the outlook in 1930, when the experts were certain that the worst of the Depression was over and that recovery was just around the corner. The economy and stock market seemed to be recovering, and there was optimism that the recession, like many of those before it, would be over in a year or less. Instead, the interventionist policies of Hoover and Roosevelt caused the Depression to worsen, and the Dow Jones industrial average did not recover to 1929 levels until 1954. I fear that our stimulus and bailout programs have already done too much to prevent the economy from recovering in a natural manner and will result in yet another asset bubble.

Anytime the central bank intervenes to pump trillions of dollars into the financial system, a bubble is created that must eventually deflate. We have seen the results of Alan Greenspan's excessively low interest rates: the housing bubble, the explosion of subprime loans and the subsequent collapse of the bubble, which took down numerous financial institutions. Rather than allow the market to correct itself and clear away the worst excesses of the boom period, the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Treasury colluded to put taxpayers on the hook for trillions of dollars. Those banks and financial institutions that took on the largest risks and performed worst were rewarded with billions in taxpayer dollars, allowing them to survive and compete with their better-managed peers.

This is nothing less than the creation of another bubble. By attempting to cushion the economy from the worst shocks of the housing bubble's collapse, the Federal Reserve has ensured that the ultimate correction of its flawed economic policies will be more severe than it otherwise would have been. Even with the massive interventions, unemployment is near 10% and likely to increase, foreigners are cutting back on purchases of Treasury debt and the Federal Reserve's balance sheet remains bloated at an unprecedented $2 trillion. Can anyone realistically argue that a few small upticks in a handful of economic indicators are a sign that the recession is over?

What is more likely happening is a repeat of the Great Depression. We might have up to a year or so of an economy growing just slightly above stagnation, followed by a drop in growth worse than anything we have seen in the past two years. As the housing market fails to return to any sense of normalcy, commercial real estate begins to collapse and manufacturers produce goods that cannot be purchased by debt-strapped consumers, the economy will falter. That will go on until we come to our senses and end this wasteful government spending.

Government intervention cannot lead to economic growth. Where does the money come from for Tarp (Treasury's program to buy bad bank paper), the stimulus handouts and the cash for clunkers? It can come only from taxpayers, from sales of Treasury debt or through the printing of new money. Paying for these programs out of tax revenues is pure redistribution; it takes money out of one person's pocket and gives it to someone else without creating any new wealth. Besides, tax revenues have fallen drastically as unemployment has risen, yet government spending continues to increase. As for Treasury debt, the Chinese and other foreign investors are more and more reluctant to buy it, denominated as it is in depreciating dollars.

Ron Paul is a Republican congressman from Texas.

Sihikul on aasta 2012

Kuigi eelmised Presidendi valimised "kaotas" Dr.Paul siis järgmistele - 2012 aasta Presidendi valimistele liigub ta juba tunduvalt kindalmalt. Eelmine kord oli probleemiks nn üllatusemoment - paljud ei teadnud kes on Ron Paul ja kuidas temasse suhtuda. Kuid valimiste protsess tõi vajaliku toetajaskonna ning selle käigus organiseerus ka tema toetajate liikumine mis nüüd kogub jõudu.

Paljud nö protestijad (nagu meilgi siin) läksid Obama "liimile" kuna arvasid, et mulatt ja inimene väljast kes oma lubadusi ka täidab. Nagu tüüpilisele Ameerika valijale kohane EI uuritud aga kandidaadi tausta, tema eelnevat hääletuskujundit Kongressis. See maksis tõsiselt kätte. Nüüdseks on eufooria asendumas realsitlikuma vaatenurgaga ning isegi peavoolu meedia on sunnitud tunnistama, et algne "obama-vaimustus" on mitte ainult raugemas aga ka pöördumas kukkumise trendidesse.

Ma ei arva, et Ron Paul oleks mingi messias kas Ameerikale või või mõnele muule grupile, kuid leian, et juhul kui ta tõesti suudab läbi lüüa USA hääletussüsteemi "ebakõladest" siis on võimalik, et see mees annab tõuke Ameerika Ühendriikide kui VABARIIGI taastamisele.

Lisan paar linki mis näitab ilmekalt, et tema pooldajate jõud ei ole raugenud ning iga päev toob uusi ja poplaarseid võite nii Ron Paulile kui ka tema pooldajatele.

http://www.dailypaul.com/
http://forum.altermedia.info/viewtopic.php?f=77&t=470

Ron Paul liigub edasi

Ron Paul on juba pikemat aega võidelnud sellise asutusega nagu Föderaal Reserv(<-- wiki link). Nüüd tundub, et tänu majanduskriisile on tema võitlus muutumas KOGU Kongressi võitluseks. Juba on liitunud 218 saadikut kokku 435 saadikust tema seaduseprojektiga mida võib nimetada tinglikult - Kontrollime Federal Resevi ehk siis ametliku nimega "H.R. 1207, the Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009". Soovime siis meigi talle ja Ameerika rahvale jõudu selles võitluses.

Ootamatu "liitlane" - Putin Venemaalt

Putin kordas oma kõnes Davoses neid sesukohti mis tegid Ron Paulist rahva lemmiku.
Lugege ise: http://www.therightperspective.org/putin-warns-us-about-socialsm/
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Putin Warns US About Socialism

Russian Prime Minister Vladamir Putin has said the US should take a lesson from the pages of Russian history and not exercise “excessive intervention in economic activity and blind faith in the state’s omnipotence”.

“In the 20th century, the Soviet Union made the state’s role absolute,” Putin said during a speech at the opening ceremony of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. “In the long run, this made the Soviet economy totally uncompetitive. This lesson cost us dearly. I am sure nobody wants to see it repeated.”

Sounding more like Barry Goldwater than the former head of the KGB, Putin said, “Nor should we turn a blind eye to the fact that the spirit of free enterprise, including the principle of personal responsibility of businesspeople, investors, and shareholders for their decisions, is being eroded in the last few months. There is no reason to believe that we can achieve better results by shifting responsibility onto the state.”

Putin also cautioned the US against using military Keynesianism to lift its economy out of recession, saying, “in the longer run, militarization won’t solve the problem but will rather quell it temporarily. What it will do is squeeze huge financial and other resources from the economy instead of finding better and wiser uses for them.” Putin’s comments come in sharp contrast to Russia’s own military buildup and expansion.

Putin also echoed the words of conservative maverick Ron Paul when he said, “we must assess the real situation and write off all hopeless debts and ‘bad’ assets. True, this will be an extremely painful and unpleasant process. Far from everyone can accept such measures, fearing for their capitalization, bonuses, or reputation. However, we would ‘conserve’ and prolong the crisis, unless we clean up our balance sheets.”

“The time for enlightenment has come. We must calmly, and without gloating, assess the root causes of this situation and try to peek into the future.”

Natukene uudiseid

Valimiste rindel võitlused jätkuvad. Mõned on ehk kuulnud, et advokaat Berg andis kohtusse Obama kuna on tugevad kahtlused, et see isik on sündinud Keenias ja lisaks sellele oli nooruse Indoneesia kodanik ning tal puudub TÄIELIKULT igasugunegi õigus kandideerida.
Nüüd hiljuti sai härra Berg ka kohtust vastuse mis teatas, et kohus on kohustanud Obamat esitama kohtule vajalikud dokumendid mis tõestaksid, et Barack Hussein Muhhamed Obama-Soetoro (ja veel terve hulk nimesi) ON ikka USA kodanik. Sain aru, et eile sai kohus siis ka vastuse Obama ja Partei peakorterist - ma ei ole tugev sealses legaalses žargoonis kuid see kõlas umbes nii "ise teame mis teeme - korjake see Berg meie kaelast ära". Tundub, et vägikaika vedamine jätkub ja tsirkus kestab ...

Neile kes tahavad ise asjast lugeda siis artiklite kogumik on aadressil leitud-lood.blogspot.com ning härra Bergi koduleht seal ---> http://www.obamacrimes.com/

PS. "Leitud Lood" on koht kus ka teiste käpiknukkude elust ja võitlusest lugeda saab.