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Title: Is a Paul Compromise Due to Threats of a Bloody Convention?
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URL Source: http://www.activistpost.com/2012/06 ... promise-due-to-threats-of.html
Published: Jun 13, 2012
Author: James Charles
Post Date: 2012-06-13 00:18:57 by christine
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Ask, is it a possibility that the RNC has threatened the Pauls with militarized police action and possible provocateured violence against the Ron Paul revolutionaries who attend the RNC convention in August? The signs are everywhere that they are preparing for a big, big security presence this year and with the history of proven provocateured action like the SPP Protest in Montreal or in Denver at the DNC in 08' by police we can't leave that angle out of our analysis. We are living in scary times because scary people are in power. The fact is Mitt Romney is the Bilderberg pick and is already acting like an executive, while the Obama machine starts falling apart. With all the politics at play between the Romney/RNC and Ron Paul camp in the lead up to the convention, it may be important to step back and look at the serious possibility of BIG time threats not just to Ron Paul's life, but potentially to the entire liberty movement as a whole. The absolute weirdness of this situation demands and begs for these kind of questions to be asked as we watch the drama unfold over the next few days in hopes we get true clarification and direction out of the Ron Paul people on this unnerving move. Let's start with the "endorsement", Mike Adams provides a linguistic analysis of Rand Paul's endorsement as being coerced. If you watch Rand Paul deliver his announcement, pay particular attention to the part where he says: 'But you know, now that the nominating process is over, tonight I'm uh happy to announce that I'm gonna be supporting Governor Romney.' During this entire sentence, his voice and intonation stay relatively high, in the 'optimistic' range, including as he's talking about his father. But the minute he utters the words 'Governor Romney,' two things happen: • The pitch of his voice drops sharply. • The strength of his voice tapers off, almost as if the last part of 'Romney' has no power behind it. The overall feeling associated with this delivery is one of disgust. It's almost as if Rand Paul is describing someone he is disappointed with or despises." With speculation of total betrayal, promises of cabinet positions, threats on Ron Paul's life nobody has realized the obvious. It is not Ron Paul or Rand Paul the RNC is afraid of, it is the legion of Ron Paul activists that show up everywhere he speaks. The Threat I would imagine the threat assessment has gone out by the RNC security organizers on the real possibility of riots in the event of a Romney nomination. Riots on the inside by delegates and by his supporters in the streets that are planning mass protests already. His activist follow the principles in the Constitution and are radical in it's defense. They are also liberty loving Americans, who will jealously guard their leader Ron Paul. He has become a powerful icon indeed, but let's face it, he honestly doesn't have that much control over the grassroots as a whole. The potential for flare ups is very high and both sides of the fence know it. Ron Paul ask's his people to "be respectful" should he be worried about the safety of protestors this year? Should we be worried, those who plan on attending to protest this elective travesty? 'Our delegates’ presence must be felt both in Tampa and in years to come,' Paul declared. 'Stand up for what we believe in. Be respectful. And let the establishment know that we are the future of the Party and of the country.' The problem is the GOP are despicable bullies, and his supporters are going to voice their outrage you can count on that, with Ron Paul's permission or not, or an escalated police presence or not. Anomalous Security Preparations for the RNC As always you can expect a big time security presence in Tampa the weekend of the Convention. The normal reports of 50 million dollar federal grants for both RNC and DNC security are there. Along with the usual partnerships between both military and police but did you know that also present in Tampa will be NATO special operations groups from all over the world there? Fact 1) NATO Special Forces Training in Tampa Video of international special forces actually storming a Tampa dock and rescuing no less than the Mayor of Tampa just this last week. Unbelievable, these NATO special force groups are the same ones commanding the al-Qaeda freedom fighters in Libya and Syria.
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'But you know, now that the nominating process is over, tonight I'm uh happy to announce that I'm gonna be supporting Governor Romney.' During this entire sentence, his voice and intonation stay relatively high, in the 'optimistic' range, including as he's talking about his father. But the minute he utters the words 'Governor Romney,' two things happen: • The pitch of his voice drops sharply. • The strength of his voice tapers off, almost as if the last part of 'Romney' has no power behind it. The overall feeling associated with this delivery is one of disgust. It's almost as if Rand Paul is describing someone he is disappointed with or despises." Perhaps, but listening to the rest of what he says after that, I find myself far from convinced that he's representing those who vote for him any more than the rest of the politicians.
That's not to say he wasn't coerced.
Couldn't have said it better myself ;)
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