Ron Paul on Glenn Beck on Fox 2009.03.23

Ron Paul on Glenn Beck on the Fox News Channel about militias in Missouri report 2009.03.23

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[tkubic46]

2012 Constitution Revolution!!!

[Tasadaru]

Washington politicians are awak. They know what they are doing is wrong and don't really care what any of us think. If change is going to happen, we need to change the way the government works. We need a new Constitutional Convention. Keeping true to the theme of limited government and sound money, but also adding even more restrictions on what the feds can do. Also, harsh crimes should be put in for future villains. Death penalty for those who propose a central bank.

[pauseTV]

Ron Paul is awesome, love this man.

Does that now make me a terrorist?

Glenn Beck is an asshole, I hated the way he welcomed this respectable man, by mocking him about being dangerous etc.

Glenn talks about change, going back to the roots, & when a man clearly has that vision, he calls him dangerous, who inspires terrorists.

[NightGalleryMusic]

Ron Paul says some decent honest things and has an actual conservative (non-nation building, no pre-emptive war) foreign policy, unfortunately libertarian economics these days, with pre established multi- national corporations that wield huge influence, would be absolute corporate tyranny.

[ikemkrueger]

I wish you Ron Paul for president. :>

[deathbyluxury]

OK, OK, OK. HR1207. Dammit! That's why I like Ron Paul. Federal Reserve Transparency Act. But I'm sure you have something bad to say about that, too. Did you just shill me into this? I believe I've been had.

[xcave1]

You are a fool if you think Ron Paul isn't concerned with his reelection. He lives in and represents radically fiscal conservative district and therefore acts like a radically fiscal conservative hack. Furthermore, despite all his nonsense preaching about fiscal responsibility he brings in millions of dollars worth of federal Appropriations for his district. If he really believed in what he preached, he would be like Russ Feingold, who has never accepted money for pet projects in his state

[deathbyluxury]

Ok, I assumed you weren't educated about your opinion on him. Yes, I have my issues with him too, but among those hot topics he is one of very few in congress speaking out against bad policy making. At least he has the balls to stand up for what he believes in based on the good of this country, and not on getting re-elected (like about 90% of...everyone else). Gilded Age? No, we don't want that. We just want a renaissance, to break free from the strongholds of plutocracy and resurrect democracy.

[xcave1]

I like how every time I talk to libertarians theyassume that because I don't support a racist anti-American freedom-hater like Ron Paul who routinely gives sanctimonious lipservice to the Constitution even while believing in secession and standing against the VRA that I must just be ignorant. Listen, I already know about the libertarian movement, so cut it with the "mainstream" spin crap. Couldn't it just be possible that some people don't want to take us back to the fucking Gilded Age?

[deathbyluxury]

I am convinced that you either have never studied the Constitution, and/or that you have ignored Ron Paul's true ideas, heeding the mainstream spin on him. Please, read the Constitution. Then tell me if Obama (PROLONGED DETENTION, CAP AND TRADE) or Bush (PATRIOT ACT) support the Constitution. They have craftily raped the Constitution and the Bill of Rights at every opportunity. Then research Ron Paul and the Libertarian movement. Please get yourself some knowledge, xcave1.

[mhaneline]

I encourage you to take a week and research who owns all of the major news networks. Once you obtain this information, begin to research their connection to Bilderberg members. Lastly, complete your research by looking in to the CIA connection between mainstream news/media and Bilderberg.

At that point, when you are fully educated, you will come to understand that nothing on television is there by accident. Every piece of information is there by design. Just ask Peter Jennings. Oh, wait... :)