Title: How Do You Solve a Problem Like Ron Paul Source:
YouTube URL Source:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PhLTMiyvhg Published:Jan 25, 2012 Author:jerrilynn Post Date:2012-01-28 06:33:10 by GreyLmist Keywords:Ron Paul Views:1022 Comments:51
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He gains the vote He's an antidote to Overspending every year.
He votes against those bailout funds And states why "on the air."
And underneath his policies he's honest, just and fair!
I've even seen him reading the Constitution.
He says "no way" to endless wars, His constituency is real. He always stands for liberty, Our money he won't steal.
They hate for me to say it But I very firmly feel Ron Paul can surely win the nomination!
I'd like to say a word in his behalf. The statists no longer laugh.
How do you solve a problem like Ron Paul? How do you catch resolve and pin it down? How do you find a word that means Ron Paul?
A patriot! A statesman! White House bound!
Many a thing you know you'd like to ask him, Many a thing we ought to understand. But how do you make them stay And hear what he has to say, How do you foil the media's blackout plan?
Oh, how do you solve a problem like Ron Paul? How do you hold liberty in your hand?
When they're with him they're confused, Out of focus and bemused, And they never know exactly how to scam.
He's predictable as weather, Wants to break the statist tether,
He's a patriot, Not a nut job, He's our man.
To the statists he's a fright, Tells the Fed to take a hike, He can throw a talking head Right out of spin.
He is gentle, He is kind, Not a riddle.
He's prime time. Their worst nightmare! Our champion! He's the man.
How do you solve a problem like Ron Paul? How do you catch resolve and pin it down? How do you find a word that means Ron Paul? A patriot! A statesman! White House bound!
Many a thing you know you'd like to ask him, Many a thing we ought to understand. But why won't the media play The things that he has to say? Why do they dismiss him out of hand? Oh, how do you solve a problem like Ron Paul? Restore America Now Ron Paul's the man.
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He gains the vote He's the antidote
He may gain the vote, but they dont count them, & he says nothing about it.This has been covered exhaustively by alternative outlets.So please, dear patriot friends, dont be too devastated when Paul releases his TROTSKY MEMO 2012 version.
He may gain the vote, but they dont count them, & he says nothing about it.
I lost enchantment with Paul for a few reasons, yours being one of them.
Another is his personal investments in gold holdings, something on the order of 1 to $1.5 million in mines and the like while he's pushing a public policy of a gold currency of some kind. One would think his enemies would have picked up on this and run with it already.
If Dr. Paul doesn't know this, he isn't as informed about the history of banking as he claims. If he does know it, then eff him anyway. Either way, I smell a rat. I can't see how he doesn't know it. Reading Murray Rothbard would have clued him in.
It's my humble opinion that Paul was sending a message to the goldbugs. They know their history. His message being "Those crazy, heady days of 1895 when gold was king! I'll bring those days back for you."
good. i am of the opinion that we should not be enchanted with ron paul or any politician. thanks for the info on the tonight show/ grover cleveland, that is interesting indeed.
Starting at 18:49, he said that Gover Cleveland was a great vetoer of Bills and believed in the Gold Standard. On a side-issue, at 17:34, he was complimentary and kind in his opinion of Huntsman but was targeted and smeared soon after by problable Huntsman campaigners with the false-flagged "China Jon" video-hoopla.
Your link says: "We’ve now established that the Rothschilds 'entered into relations' with the US government in 1878."
Hayes was President at that time. Grover Cleveland's terms were 1885-1889 and 1893-1897. His second term began 10 days after the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad went bankrupt and the Panic of 1893, (similar to the Panic of 1873 - called the Long Depression), was kicked off with that bankruptcy prior to his Presidency. The Sherman Silver Purchase Act of 1890, prior to his second term, was blamed along with McKinley tariff protections but, apparently, Gold Reserves were driven down by the overproduction of silver and many silver mines in the west closed permanently. Your article also cites acts of Congress of July 14,1870, January 20, 1871, and January 14, 1875, long before either of Cleveland's inconsecutive terms. What should the Cleveland administration have done? Taken us off the Gold Standard then?
I'm not a Goldbug and the Constitution does not dictate that the U.S. government be in the precious metals mining business to meet the requirement that the States (not the Federal government but the States) use nothing but gold and silver for their debt purposes. At the time the Constitution was ratified, I could be wrong but don't think that there was even a gold or silver mine here. That tells us something but issuing bonds to buy gold from others like the Rothschilds is, imo, tantamount to issuing a Bill of Credit and that's Unconstitutional for the Federal Government, as well as for the States. This is where my thread researching the '60s era removal of silver from our coins was about to go into the topic of Trade Dollars, iirc. I intend to do more work on that subject eventually but I think you're being a bit harsh on Grover Cleveland, bluegrass, under the circumstances.
Mark Twain on Grover Cleveland: "Of all our public men of today he stands first in my reverence & admiration, & the next one stands two-hundred-&-twenty-fifth. He is the only statesman we have now. Cleveland drunk is a more valuable asset to this country than the whole batch of the rest of our public men sober. He is high-minded; all his impulses are great & pure & fine. I wish we had another of this sort.": Grover Cleveland Song video.