Ron Paul 2012: Citizen Rage 2011

Occupy Wall Street. Occupy the world!!! Don´t get me started. BTW, this song is inspired by the poem I Am The People The Mob by Carl Sandburg. Check it out. It´s a cool poem.

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The wealthy in the United States are worried about global unrest. They are worried that people are going to take to the streets and start protesting because corporations and the top 1% of the US are basically raping our country

I witness history
The working man that's me
My sweat and blood are key
My best is sucked from me

I feed and clothe the world
Find a pretty girl
Storms pass through my world
Someday I dream I'll

Rage against the machine
Rage against the politics the disease
Rage against the rich their cancer sells/they're cancer cells
Won´t give them a dime give them hell!

War is raging still
Forget and pay the bills
Growl as my blood spills
Forget and take a pill

Me and my three sons
How the west was won
Pa would grab his gun
Shoot out his

Rage against the machine
Rage against the politics the disease
Rage against the rich their cancer sells/they're cancer cells
Won´t give them a dime give them hell!

I am the people
I am the mob
I do my best
I do my job

Talk about the weather
My joy and pain I sing
Why do I even bother
Will it change a thing?

I am the seeded ground
I am the prairie town
Treated like a clown
Death won't keep me down

Someday I won't forget
Who robbed me as I slept
Promises unkept
Someday I'll rise and

Rage against the machine
Rage against the politics the disease
Rage against the rich their cancer sells/they're cancer cells
Won´t give them a dime give them hell!

Won't give them the time
Won't forgive their crimes
Won't give them a dime give them hell!!!

Ron Paul: It just might be that freedom is popular.

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To understand the happenings of today we must study the past. This study begins with Rothschild. After taking control England's central bank they are quoted with saying it matters not who makes the laws as long as I control the money supply. You'll encounter Smedley Butler, Andrew Jackson, Lincoln and Russian czar Alexander, Bolshevik revolution, Garfield, Wilson, and you'll encounter Warburg, Rockefeller, eugenics, Nazi's,. Bush, De Beers, Morgan, + other well known names