WeAreChangeLA questions Ron Paul about the IMF as well as 9-11 Truth

I still kind of think Ron Paul is the best of politicians out there. Would be nice to see him and Traficant run on the same ticket.

THough after dropping out of the past race, I feel he wasted alot of people's time and money.

WHich makes me wonder if all he was was a diversion to take away support from any other 3rd party canidate, until it was too late for any other 3rd party to run, since most people had thrown Paul all their money. Should have stayed in the republican race to the end.

great answer by Ron Paul...light on his feet and as truthful as he can be... he knows better than to open that can of worms

Right on Ron. Telling the truth, but staying focused. He's done so much for us!

I always knew that Ron Paul was for 9/11 truth but he can't come out and say it. It will get him a roasting in the main stream media.

So, there were no wars on the gold standard?

If (for citizens) gold is real money, then why doesn't anybody use it that way? If your boss tried to pay you a wage, not in dollars, but in it's gold equivalent, you'd be happy?

Lastly, you're "informed and educated", but the gold standard isn't used anywhere in the world. I guess that means that those few who are arguing this nonsense are the smartest people in the world.... The other 7 billion of us are just plain stupid?

I wouldn't say stupid -- just misinformed. You have been tricked into giving up your gold and silver.

Since you don't seem to get it, maybe an example will help you. In 1964, a quarter would buy you a gallon of gas. Today, that gallon of gas costs nearly $3. Today, a 1964 quarter is worth a bit over $3 due to its silver content. A 1964 quarter would buy a gallon of gas in 1964, and it would do so today. We use pretend money. It's great for growth, yes -- but it could screw us all in the end.

have you ever heard of supply and demand lol

did you read dalexfilms just said its make perfect sense

Are you referring to Ron Paul's stance on foreign policy? From what i can tell, he doesn't want the USA to simply take a neutral stance -- he simply wants the USA to stop taking advantage of other countries by, for example, stealing their resources. To be more specific, it's not the USA itself that is doing this, but rather a group of people who are using the USA as a tool because the American people are not paying attention and allowing their country to be used. Do you have a quote?

i dont have specific quote but i heard it during the presidential debate either way his foreign policy is the best way to go