Panic at the Fed: Audit Will Show What They're Hiding - 7/30/2009

In this speech to Congress, Ron Paul refutes Ben Bernanke's interpretation of HR 1207, the bill to audit the Federal Reserve. http://www.RonPaul.com

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• ron paul
• congress
• hr 1207
• audit the fed
• bernanke
• wall street
• panic
• audit

[yakyakyak69]

This is the MOST IMPORTANT legislation since 1913!

[Lyndehouse]

True. This is the most important bill ever and the American sheeple don't even have a clue.

[BoxGuy1951]

@nikolayzou - I hope that in part of your travels that you consider documenting the effects that ILLEGAL ALIENS and their ANCHOR BABYS are having on ther American economy. I notice that Australia has not adopted the same policies as the USA toward ILLEGAL ALIENS that have entered that country. What say you ?

[SethVandenberg]

@munkyusmThe MSM is already either ignoring him or labeling him a nut. From my perspective it is NOW or never ! Both parties are one and laugh in our collective faces.

He is no longer running for his Congressional seat, why not President. The odds are horrible stacked against him. I have little faith in his success. More then anything Americans remain FAT DUMB & STUPID! We have been remise in our duty as witnessed by the evisceration of the Bill of Right under the guise of fighting "TERRORISM "

[munkyusm]

@SethVandenberg HA! It's all good. I'm in the same boat, I love the guy. I'm still not convinced it would be a good thing if he won. The mainstream media would literally destroy him. They would portray it as a guy running around kicking people out of their houses, kicking them out of their government paying jobs, bringing troops home to nothing, giving Iran the bomb, and causing middle east turmoil. I'm not sure if it would help the liberty movement to have statist media eat him alive.

[SethVandenberg]

@munkyusm LOL My bad ! I took one line out of context and made an incorrect assumption

on your political philosophy. What I find utterly amazing is without RP jumping on the FRB for 25 yrs this entire discourse would be moot. The FRB would continue to RAPE the American economy and NOBODY would be the wiser. I want RP as President so badly I'd give my left nut !!!!!!!!!!! Bought 1000 bumper sticker. Hand em out when folks honk and give a thumbs up. So yeah ! I believe we are on the CORRECT SIDE !

[munkyusm]

@SethVandenberg I'm really confused....what is your political stance?  I think you're siding with me, only you're saying "i disagree".

[SethVandenberg]

@munkyus "I disagree, Civil liberties which have been horribly abused by our government and in some cases eliminated entirely. You can have money, but if Civil liberty is lost you have NO legal recourse. Unless you don't mind being a person of interest, deemed a Domestic terrorist held without bail or counsel, having ALL electronic communication monitored Etc. Ya think $40 >100 Grand will prevent these things? The FRB is a $ monster,I know more then most about them.Screw chose ! Fight for both !

[munkyusm]

@SethVandenberg Equally important??? Are you fucking kidding me? The saying use to be "give me liberty or give me death", now it's "give me liberty...or a house, whichever I don't really know what liberty is."

[SethVandenberg]

@munkyusm " Our economy is more important then civil liberties " I think we should consider them equally important. I know you're pissed, We all are, but lets not throw the baby out with the bath water. :)

[nikolayzou]

AUSTRALIAN COMING TO AMERICA TO FIGHT FOR FREEDOM AND LIBERTY

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[munkyusm]

@InfiniteUniverse88 CONT...and what i mean by freedom (civil liberties) is that when a government becomes dependent on someone else to exist, it inevitably loses its sovereignty. Our desire for more and more credit to keep "consumerism" alive in order to save the economy is doing just that. Look at Greece, they are a shining example of what is to come. They're having to sell off government functions to private firms to remain solvent. It really is all tied together.