Since the Ministry of Silly Explanations is currently busy, the Office of Intoxicating Marmalades and Self-Righteous Elven Wizards has decided to present the following:
For those of you not familiar, Alex Jones' is one of America's premier thruther and nutball. He has a radio show here in Austin, Texas, and has a cult following of the most wacked out people you would ever loath to meet.
This is the third time Ron Paul appears on the Alex Jones show this campaign.
At least one soul in the Ron Paul Forum gets it.
DrNoZone
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"I think his time could be better spent. He's already been on the Alex Jones show and it wasn't all that spectacular for his campaign. "
I think this DrNoZone is smarter that the Paulistinians who infest this forum.
Mr. Jones is one artful conspiracy loon. He is at least an equal opportunity one who is at least consistent in that he thinks everyone Republicans and Democrats are out to get him.
Honestly that is the only reasonable stance for someone who chooses to accept the conspiracy nonsense. The whole of the government at some level right and left would have had to worked together to pull off something of the magnitude of a 9-11. True conspiracies require so many co-conspirators that they soon collapse under their own weight of incredulity.
Conspiracies to succeed require an Al Qaeda style commitment. Politicians are by their very nature not good candidates because they are not very good at keeping their traps shut and are very self preserving and vainglorious.
They are also quick to back stab each other and exercise leverage against one another which usually ends up being their downfall. Such type also have a bad habit of writing down their escapades in diaries and spilling their guts to pretty call girls.
Mr. Jones and Mr. Paul are both right not to trust the government but they are wrong to believe it capable of genius and cunning that is not evident anyplace within it.
The little kings are too bust wasting money and taking smoke breaks to conspire to do anything but sneak out early when the tax payer isn’t watching. The great deceptions are those they make in plain sight. Promising free Health Care, promising to make us safer, leading us to believe learning requires billions of dollars and teachers paid and trained on a gold standard, telling us cutting taxes is spending, and that our soldiers are no better than shock troopers.
I could go on and on at the myths and lies and phony crud that is offered up on the plate of American politics by the very horrible chefs in Washington. Most are educated lawyers and that should trouble us only because it should make us truly skeptical of what it means to be educated. Believing one has special knowledge and attributing a grandness to the buffoons in Washington that they do not deserve is to confuse a man who is driving drunk with a man who is trying sincerely to run you down. Those in Washington are drunk with tax payer money and too busy looking at themselves on TV to conspire to do anything but fall prey to their own weaknesses and power hungry nature. That it leads to a socialist mommy state is not because great thought has went into it only that babies are prone to seek what makes them feel safe and those in power wish to make sure citizens need them to feel safe. They hunger for attention just as their supporters hunger to be fed and told they really aren’t perverts, baby killers, weak cowards, and lazy dumb asses.
The children of ignorance feed on the comforting breast dripping with pleasant illusions and snarl and snap at any hand that would take that breast away.
Doesn’t Alex Jones report about chemtrails and the coming civilian concentration camps? Alien abductions? There’s a fine middle-of-the-road forum.
I never had any doubt at all whatsoever that Paul was a truther.
Has anyone posted a transcript of this program yet?
I’d like to read it, I don’t plan to listen to it.
“If there is just a tinge of doubt to anyone regarding how insane the Ron Paul “Revolution” is, then this will clear it up absolutely for good.”
....sounds about as reasonable as
“the Iraqi oil will pay for the war”
or
“Comprehensive immigration reform is not amnesty”
Evidently RP doesn’t corner the market on insanity.
When I observe and listen to Ron Paul he both annoys and does not inspire me in faith or courage. Not POTUS material IMHO.
It surely doesn’t take long for his pronouncements to make the Hit Parade there.
Ron Paul in aspects is every bit as much an enemy as active Islamo-terrorists - for he ultimately provides both the inspiration and the propaganda for their murderous actions.
Hey, the Alex Jones show was a great thing to listen to on night shift. Not as fun as Art Bell (who else can make a multi hour show about a hole in some guys pasture?), but still good brain candy.
The difference is that they guys on Coast to Coast know it is all in good fun, and roll with it. Jones actually believes some of the stuff he is pedaling.
We used to tune in for humor and I'd LMAO at his stuff. This was about a year pre 9/11 too, so he didn't even have the mother of all conspiracy theories yet. He was still ranting about the UN black helicopters back then.
As Ron Paul continues to descend into madness do I see a decline in freeper support for him, or is that just wishful thinking on my part?
i used to think ron paul made sense on a lot of issues-but alex jones is so far off the edge that paul invalidates his credentials by showing up on that haven for psychotics-i decided tancredo and/or duncan hunter had the best take on the issues-the top tier candidates all suck except maybe thompson,but he seems to lack energy
Given the huge negative response to Ron Paul showing up on Alex Jone’s show, its surprising he’s dumb enough to show up on it a third time.
I don’t think Ron Paul is stupid, far from it.
But it seems to me he’s taken ‘contraryism’ to a new extreme.
If he had been criticised for going to Dunkin Donuts, he’d make it a point to stop by each and every day, with an entourage. Its just the kind of person he is, and I think most of us have known somebody like this over the course of their lives.
Its a horrific trait to contemplate inside the Whitehouse when you consider the long term implications.
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