Congressman Ron Paul discusses 700 Billion Bailout

the ones who have controling stock in THE FED control WASHINGTON because they are the only ones that can afford to because they are THE MONEY MASTERS and they have incredible levage that amounts to TOTOAL CONTROL of OUR GOV--------they stuck 700 billion up our ass with interest because they could afford to control congress systematically because they have the money and power and knowledge to make it all happen---it was a bank robbery but it was the BIG-bank robbing the people

I guess Ron Paul wasnt Holywood enough for America-------------------what would have really been sad is if Ron Paul would have elected and assasinated by the ones that pulled off 911 all just to keep the FED a SECRET--------that would have been really sad and maybe its a good thing that we didnt elect him----------Obama wont get assasinated because hes doing exactly what BIG MONEY wants him to do-------and that is GET THE AMERICAN PEOPLE IN DEPT SO THE FED can barrow money @ interest to the USA

$23,000 per american.... what a disgrace

In the news clip of G.W. Bush, you get a perfect example of the false dilemma. He presents the problem as A) Vote for the bailout B) do nothing. Ron Paul correctly points out that this is a false dilemma. There are other choices. The citizenry MUST learn to recognize these tools of mind control, these scams, these methods of sophistry.

Don't give into fear. Don't give into hopelessness. You are not alone.

FREEDOM !!!!!!!!!

LOL at 7:14

Most of all that 700 billion .went to china it's a ingenious financial vacuum

thats politics for ya, its a game of deception.

Ron Paul is right on!

Bush was a fraud from day one. I can't believe I drunk the Kool-Aid when he came into office. Fiscal conservative my ass.

I heard he had real fiscal conservative policies in the beginning of his term until the al'qaida attack, isn't that true?

He ran on a fiscal conservative platform, less govt., lower taxes, etc.. After 9/11, he really ramped up the spending, both defense/foreign policy and domestic spending. So yeah, that's true.