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What is your stand on two issues:
The Second Amendment-The right to bear arms.
Israel (read Genesis12:2 and 3).
Thank You.
What is this on rense.com says that Ron Paul was a Mason and so is his wife? I thought they were - Baptist - Christians. Masonry is totally against God of the bible and the worship of Satan. This support for Ron Paul is not passing the smell test if these are the facts. I don’t want to be a supporter of Masonry as my presidential choice. I gave this guy cash support and now this horrible information is popping up. What is with the people of this nation? Doesn’t anyone know anything about God and what He abhors.
The constitution party is looking better all the time.
How does Ron Paul feel about limiting Marriage to one man-one woman and putting it in the constitution of a state or country?
i am a sophmore in collge and my major is education and i was wonder what would happen to education in the country if your voted president
Dorothy Brasche, I’m sorry but you are very sadly mistaken. The Masons run things like “Shriners”. You also have to believe in god before you can even become a Mason. If Ron Paul loses, it’s not because he wasn’t the best canditate. On the contrary; it’s because the public at large is ignorant to the real issues and facts. I’ve no opinion on whether or not Ron Paul was a mason or not, (though that has no bearing), but you do know that the United States has had many masonic presidents to date?
Hate breeds hate and Ignorance breeds ignorance. I am reminded of a very good quote:
“Most people would rather die than think for themselves; And in fact, most do so.”
nathan AMEN i for one come from a long line of freemasons dorothy couldnt be more wrong the american people ned to research things IE.politics laws social stuides (not like high school) befor they speak about them this is the reason the gas prices among other things are out of control they just dont belive some top level dission /law making people are alowed to lie cheat and steal from our great country as a side note watch loose change this rant will make sence i love amirica george will not be happy till we are standing in line for tollit paper the goverment is handing out wee need to stop it now ron paul and jesse need to be in the white house just my oppion i look forwerd to the comments
Ron Paul is awesome. He realized that life will be better if the government just steps back and does nothing. Some people say nothing will get done, but they’re just crazy people. Ron Paul is definitely gonnna win, and that makes me happy.
Ron Paul is a damned fool. Almost all of the changes he suggests will result in disaster for our country — thank god he didn’t win the nomination.
Ron Paul is a true American! He is NOT by any stretch a ‘racist’! Anyone who would make that accusation is a blubbering idiot with an entitlement mentality!
Individual freedom is incompatible with group rights, which is the foundation for group identity (viwed as supremacy/ inferiority of groups), leading to group discrimination: racism & sexism.
Here is where people go off on a tangent. Issues to one are not for another. This is where States Rights come in. The Federal Government’s only “JOB” is to protect and defend America, not the World! That is what this Man Ron Paul is about. He single handedly will restore Government as it was meant to be. The Business of Government is NOT to interfere with the FREE MARKET, the People did very well for over 135 years before the BANKSTERS took over the Money System, illegally, I might add. Abortion, Gay, Education, are STATE Issues and must be sorted out by the PEOPLE. WE have become the World’s Cop by sticking our noses in other peoples Business like an annoying Dog. It’s time to get it on a leash. That’s what Ron Paul will do!
To me it seems you people believe a little to much of what the media tells you. come on i cant believe you actually believe this black pr that is being spread by rumor-mongers. just look at what ron paul is doing that is all you need to know about him because a persons actions is what shows who they are and what they believe in NOT what someone else who probably have never meet him says he is or thinks.
dr paul thank you for your time..what is you position on hemp being used for fuel?it seems like a good way to get off oil and clean up the air.
Dorothy Brasch,
You should also be aware that George W. Bush is a member of the secretive Skull & Bones group.
It’s just a Masonic off-shoot.
Ron Paul is not a mason, but his father is. Not that it really matters, because you can’t even become a mason if you are not a Christian. And as others have pointed out, MANY prior Presidents, signors of the Constitution, founding fathers, etc were masons. The public is very sadly unaware of what masons are and what they do. They are not a secret society, you can join tomorrow if you like, you just need a current mason to sponsor you (as a mentor of sorts). Oh, and the Skull & Bones organization is not an off-shoot of masonry, it is totally unrelated. Neither of the Bush boys were masons. Although, many of our heros in history were: George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Patrick Henry, Paul Revere, Henry Clay, Davy Crockett, Winston Churchill, Gerald Ford, Thurgood Marshall, Andrew Jackson, Sam Houston, FDR, Harry Truman, Gen Douglas McArthur, several other “minor” Presidents, even many entertainers and industry giants like Henry Ford, John Wayne, Roy Rogers, Will Rogers, Audie Murphy, Red Skelton, Rogers Hornsby, the founder of St Jude’s (Danny Thomas), Harry Houdini, Col Sanders, Samuel L Clemens “Mark Twain”, Rev Norman Vincent Peale, Rudyard Kipling, Jesse Jackson, Clark Gable, Duke Ellington, Sir Arhtur Conan Doyle, and the list goes on and on…
This is for you, Dorothy Brasch:
A Long Tradition of Fringe Parties and Paranoia
by Michael Medved
The fringe candidates in this election cycle – Cynthia McKinney of the Green Party, Bob Barr of the Libertarians, Chuck Baldwin of the Constitution Party, Ralph Nader in his independent run – all to some extent rely on deeply paranoid conspiracy theories to power their campaigns. In this, they honor a long and embarrassing tradition for third parties, who have usually blamed their own lack of power or influence on the diabolical plots of some secretive group or another.
In fact, the first significant third party in American history arose from fears that a popular fraternal organization actually constituted a murderous power elite that threatened the very foundations of the Republic. The Anti-Masonic Party won startling success in the 1820’s and ‘30’s by focusing on wild suppositions concerning the mysterious disappearance of a hard-drinking bricklayer in upstate New York. William Morgan fell deeply into debt in 1826 and began quarreling with fellow members of the local Masonic lodge in Batavia, then threatened to make some money by writing a sensational book revealing the dark secrets of Freemasonry. On September 11th (!) authorities arrested him for his unpaid debts and a group of Masons abducted him from the village jail. Morgan never returned and no one ever found his body, but accounts of his alleged murder became a national sensation –while the Masons denied all wrong-doing.
The lurid case – and the relatively light punishment for those accused of Morgan’s kidnapping – gave rise to an impassioned political movement, demanding the suppression of Freemasonry and a ban on all Masons holding public office. So many prominent leaders proudly identified as Masons – including Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock, Presidents George Washington, James Monroe, Andrew Jackson and James K. Polk, Chief Justice John Marshall, Speaker of the House Henry Clay and New York Governor DeWitt Clinton – that the Anti-Masonic Party successfully mobilized general resentments toward the privileged and the powerful. The party published 35 weekly newspapers in New York alone. They elected governors of both Pennsylvania and Vermont as protest candidates and drew young anti-Jacksonians into politics for the first time (including William Henry Seward, future Senator and Secretary of State). Another militant member of the Anti-Masonic movement, Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvania (later the Republican leader of the House who led impeachment efforts against President (and Freemason) Andrew Johnson), summed up the party’s subtle, understated approach by characterizing Masons as “a feeble band of lowly reptiles” and describing the Masonic Grand Lodge as “a chartered iniquity, within whose jaws are crushed the bones of immortal men, and whose mouth is continually reeking with human blood, and spitting forth human gore.”
The Anti-Masons themselves spat forth a major political innovation: convening the first ever national presidential nominating convention in 1832. They chose as their standard-bearer the distinguished legal scholar William Wirt of Virginia, who served longer as U.S. Attorney General (twelve years) than anyone in history. Ironically, he was also a long-time Mason who had recently left the order, but pointedly defended and praised it in his acceptance speech. Running against active Masons Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay, Wirt drew 7.78% of the popular vote, carried the state of Vermont (for seven electoral votes) and finished ahead of President Jackson in Massachusetts. Despite this impressive showing, Wirt retired and the party quickly collapsed – though as late as 1884 Jonathan Blanchard (founding president of the esteemed Christian institution, Wheaton College in Illinois) ran his own quixotic presidential campaign on the Anti-Masonic Ticket.
Despite the abject failure of all the “anti-Masonic” agitators, in the last 180 years we’ve remained obviously free from the horrifying domination of Freemasonry—though some of the followers of today’s fringe parties (many of whom suffer night-sweats over the “North American Union” and other chimeras) may still insist that our very freedom is nothing more than an illusion, planted by the diabolical forces always ready to impose their conspiratorial will.
It is all in the form of property rights. No one in America owns full title to any property. There is no real money to even buy property if you could. When the real owners blow the whistle, its ‘out of the pool time’. Where are you gonna go ??? Only land owners can become state or county electors to seat a Senate, they choose the president (the Electoral College). So even if the Republic is restored, you lose.
Medved has reduced himself to spewing forth various strings of derogatory language boldly proclaiming, for instance, that “there’s no reason at all to believe in the ludicrous, childish, ill-informed, manipulative, brain dead fantasies about a North American Union.”
So you are gonna even consider any thing from a duche bag like Michael Medved ??????
Therefore according to duche bag Medved, Ron Paul is “childish, ill-informed, manipulative, brain dead with fantasies about a North American Union.”
Medved is a sum bag illuminati dupe, thats all.
Watching Hillary Clinton I realize that she knows all the problems that America faces. Unfortunately, her answer is more big government. Why is the government the answer to all these problems our country face? John McCain believes the same thing. It’s disappointing. Hopefully, the Campaign for Liberty will work and the next generation of politicians will be answering the challenges that Hillary Clinton proposed with responses of limited government and personal responsibility.
There are still 3000 seats available before the Target Center is sold out. What can we do to help? I have emailed friends in the area. What else can we do?