Ron Paul another level of control?

Jeff & Mike talk with Presidential researcher Barbara Aho about Ron Paul's never talked about connection with the secret society of the Freemasons. Is Ron Paul just another level control of the system he rails against in order to give false hope to the disenfranchised while funneling them back to
the two party system.

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[lucidwindstorm]

OK lets pretend its all true, What Other Choice do we Have???? Everyone else would be even more evil,....this is a "give up" mentality they want you to lose all HOPE. NEVER STOP TRYING NEVER LOSE HOPE.

[TheTime4solutions]

looks like a shill hit piece to me. such bs

[VideoGundamXYZ]

Ron Paul's policies would change all this.

[Ron Paul - 2012]

[VideoGundamXYZ]

This was the people's money, not the politician's money, not the Treasury's money, not even the President's money ! The people should at least have a say in the money supply matters of the nation. Ron Paul's consistent attacks on the central banking model and the FED is one of the main reasons why the "establishment" see him as a threat to the status quo. The "special interests" depend on the FED, loose monetary policy, "compliant" politicians, foolish foreign policy, unpatriotic laws.

[VideoGundamXYZ]

Lastly, for over 30 years Ron Paul has been trying to educate the people on the financial distortions carried out by the private Federal Reserve Bank. A partial audit found that the Fed pumped 16 trillion USD into the system (2008/2009) to bailout the crony/irresponsible corporates/banksters which are mostly in bed with the government. The government debt-ceiling back then was about 14 trillion USD and developed over America's 200+ years of history.

[VideoGundamXYZ]

Ron Paul's consistent message for over 30 years on freedom/liberty, the role of the individual, small government, limited presidential powers, etc. enforces the theme of "power to the people". Ron Paul rallies are more likely to be filled with people who intellectualise about the prescient issues, unlike the other rallies. It is evident that Obama's no-substance "hope and change" talk was about distracting people from the real issues by generating warm/fuzzy feelings of a dreamy future.

[VideoGundamXYZ]

Let's not forget that Christianity had acted as a secret society prior to being realized by the general population as a "good" thing; e.g. during Roman times, "the secret and nocturnal meetings of the Christians appeared peculiarly dangerous in the eyes of the law". The only remote worry with Ron Paul, as with any other politician, is that if he flip-flops. His consistent political/philosophical stances implies he is not a flip-flopper.

[VideoGundamXYZ]

One main operative (obvious ?) theme with secret societies is that they possess secret knowledge not available to the general public. This is expected since knowledge has to be sought and, frankly, many people go through life not embracing knowledge or being "half asleep". The other issue is that if the secret society is "good" or "bad" ? Too many people assume the "bad" scenario due to implicit "secret" nature of the society.

[VideoGundamXYZ]

Roosevelt "confiscated" gold from the American citizen because the government was financially-foolish while the people were financially-smarter/strong. Roosevelt's action showed he had no issue in trashing the freedoms of the people. Ron Paul would prefer real currencies (e.g. gold,silver) to compete with the non-tangible paper currency. Gold/silver has increased in value due to the devaluation of the paper currency and people would have been better holding tangible gold/silver/etc.

[VideoGundamXYZ]

A tangible (e.g. gold) currency is better than a fiat (un-backed paper) currency. It is the fiat currency with it's wild inflation (Re: easy expansion of money supply) which leads to financial calamities. "God made gold while man makes money". Big spending politicians do not like gold/silver/etc. since it fiscally restricts them.