The Neo-Con Strategy Room (Part 1) - Tea Partiers vs. Tea Baggers

Our favorite Neo-Con and Tea Bagger Sarah Palin has been given her own show on Fox News. On the pilot episode, she explains the differences between Ron Paul's support base, or Tea Partiers, and her ilk of Neo-Con shills, dubbed Tea Baggers.

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[SterilizeRepublicans]

Why didn't ron paul vote against Glass-Steagal. He is great on the war subject, but his economic policies are a disaster.

[hellsunicorn]

@SterilizeRepublicans For the same reason that he wants the FED dissolved, it was part of what caused similar problems in the 70s and 80s. When you centralize economic power, you get blunders like TARP and the past couple stimulus packages, both of which did NOTHING to spur long term economic growth also when coupled with unnecessary and redundant regulations, stymies economic recovery.

What we have is a currency problem, not merely a speculation problem. God bless Ron Paul for that vote.

[kbdory]

Very good vid. I was just waiting for her to read out of her hand. LOL.

[gworksnell]

Holy crap... I can't believe I missed this one! 5 stars!

[VivianVenusoi617]

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[hellsunicorn]

@TheIndoctriNATION Naturally there are history books you can consult on the nature of that symbol, just like you could research the history of the Swastika before it was co-opted by the Nazis, but wikipedia is a quicker source, as I doubt you've spent much time collecting hard copies of original sources between all the kooky sites you probably frequent. And for the record, I don't put my faith in a man, which is part of why I haven't swallowed any of the BS that you, as a man, have been spouting

[TheIndoctriNATION]

@hellsunicorn

Wikipedia? lol Seriously? Just keep telling yourself that if you want, but putting any faith in man or a man at this time in history isn't really the best of ideas...

Warding off the evil eye. smh

[hellsunicorn]

@TheIndoctriNATION He doesn't. Go to wikipedia and look up the article on "Sign of the horns", that hand gesture has been around for centuries as a remnant of Mediterranean superstition to ward off the evil eye. Most people who make that gesture don't even know its full history, and evidently neither do you.

[TheIndoctriNATION]

@hellsunicorn

Conspiracy is an agreement to perform together an illegal, wrongful, or subversive act between one or more parties. When nwo conspiracies are put in place and acted upon they become a campaign. There is controlled opposition to accommodate all factions of social and political interests. So this too is a campaign. Distraction and false hope are very useful to evil, and ignorance is only bliss to those who would use it against us.

Why does Ron Paul throw baphomet signs?

[hellsunicorn]

@TheIndoctriNATION There is a basic rule of thumb that I go by when it comes to the NWO. If everything is a conspiracy, then nothing is a conspiracy. If everyone is controlled opposition, then there is no controlled opposition. And this is basically the only response I have to give you.

[TheIndoctriNATION]

True enough about Palin, and with some great points. But, if you still haven't realized Ron Paul is a controlled opposition baphomet hand sign puppet, I have to ask why not? It's all fake nwo, all the time... Meanwhile the real nwo hungrily awaits the true chaos that will happen when their te lie vision puppets fail miserably.