[Rennes Templar]

An aquainntance who is a Ron Paul supporter sent this to me. I thought it would spice things up here on FR.

[Keith in Iowa]

Makes me want to buy some stock: symbol AA.

[okie01]

An aquainntance who is a Ron Paul supporter sent this to me.

Did he send you a supply of tinfoil, as well.

[Atchafalaya]

This reads like a Cirque de Soleile contortionist looks.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

CUE THE PAUL JOKES!!

[The Duke]

but when this attack on America comes-...

Is there really an "America" left to be attacked? I wonder that more and more often these days.

[JasonC]

Ah yes, the truly diabolical plot to bring about a nuclear world war III, which cleverly sidestepped its Cuban missile crisis chance and all its other chances in the 70s etc, all to first maneuver John McCain into office, because the globalist conspiracy controls everything in all countries but still can't seem to even plant some WMDs in Iraq, and...

No wait...

...

[peeps36]

That Justin dude is a commie scumbag. I do agree that the process is tainted by a media who only covers a chosen few. It looks like this election is working perfectly for liberals so far. They will almost certainly win the election when Senor McCain loses his liberal support to a real liberal opponent. America’s political system is FUBAR and in need of a final implosion. Maybe after the disaster of a McCain, Hillary or Obama presidency it can be cleansed and put back where it belongs, in the people’s hands.

[badbass]

Sounds crazy to me on the surface. Then I think about how no matter which of these idiot political parties wins office, the results keep sliding us further toward socialism, loss of freedom, and being overrun by illegal invaders. Then I start to wonder who is really the crazy one.

[jpf]

“More and more people are cynical and angry over media bias, carefully timed big name endorsements that sway ignorant voters, and back room party deals (yet to come) that are specifically aimed at thwarting the ever-growing dissatisfaction of voters with the hollow promises of change. Those that spend a considerable amount of time pondering the issues and candidate positions (both real and feigned) are in the minority of each party. But, they are at least twice as active as passive and manipulated voters—and they don’t like what they see ahead.”

And this just in, there’s gambling in Vagas!

[Biblebelter]

I think a third party might have a chance to put a scare into both parties like Perot did in 1992. It will not be Ron Paul. I think Lou Dobbs could have that chance. This article did not mention illegal immigration, but that is 800 pound gorilla in the room that Senators Clinton, Obama, and McCain want to avoid like the plague. If someone wants to hit which ever of the three these two corrupt parties nominate, then illegal immigration is their feet of clay.

[nuf said]

zzzzzz

[plain talk]

carefully timed big name endorsements that sway ignorant voters

We have little control over the MSM or big name endorsements. That's out of our control (well maybe our side chould work towards infiltration of MSM but that's a long term play). I guess we can whine about it, protest, stay in denial and the like. But McCain got there because of voters.

So the root problem IMO is "ignorant voters". That can be dealt with. Reagan reached these voters as well as moderates and people of all stripes. We need a serious recruitment process to get conservative politicians that can speak and persuade and reach people throughout state legislatures, governorships and Congress. We have a deficiency of conservative leaders.

[devere]

I’m open to a conspiracy theory, but I need to see some hard evidence. Mere suspicions and assertions aren’t evidence.

[KarenMarie]

Cliffs?

anyone... please?

[Mariner]

The author does not value the arena of Ideas.

The people who win are the people who capture the most minds...for WHATEVER reason.

There's no such thing as mind control ... forcing people to pull the lever for one candidate or another.

[InterceptPoint]

A VIEW FROM THE PTB: Let's look at the options from the view of the Powers That Be (PTB) based upon my general theory that these are globalists attempting to maneuver us into a New World Order through the vehicle of conflict--more wars of intervention and an eventual nuclear World War III.

Until I got to this paragraph I was starting to take this guy seriously. But starting a Nuclear World War in order to achieve some globalist view of the perfect future is just so much nonsense. Nobody, well nobody but some idiot Jihadist, would even consider such a thing. There are easier ways than dropping bombs to achieve their goals - for instance they could simply wait since we seem to be heading there on our own.

[Defiant]

I'll begin by commenting on the political assessment of Justin Raimondo in his piece, "The Winter of Our Discontent,"

I got this far, and needed to read no further.

[dmw]

http://faultgame.com/images/twilzone.wav

[SoCalPol]

This is out of the L Ron Paul - George Soros 9/11 Truthers
crap. The direct link takes you into that realm of the Twlightlight Zone

[msnpatriot]

A very good read, tell your acquaintance thankyou, this collum would be great on a regular basis.

***An aquainntance who is a Ron Paul supporter sent this to me. I thought it would spice things up here on FR.***