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Originally posted by nobodyv2
In my opinion, Ron Paul's opposition to the Federal Reserve is the most obvious issue over which he would get assassinated.
Originally posted by John_Q_Llama
xEphon, I have thought about that as well. History has shown that people in a position to be heard by the masses, who speak the truth about those in power and have fingers on the puppet strings, wind up with an unpleasant fate. JFK and MLK come to mind. But, considering that the whole election process in the USA is manipulated by the same people who would threaten Dr. Paul's life, I don't see him winning.
Originally posted by nobodyv2
I agree with the OP but what about Ron Paul's position with regard to the Federal Reserve?
JFK was the last president who threatened the fed's control and we all know what happened to him. In my opinion, Ron Paul's opposition to the Federal Reserve is the most obvious issue over which he would get assassinated.
Originally posted by Chicagofreedomfighter
Ron Paul is just a man a symbol, his message his ideas live inside all of us and those my chaps are BULLET PROOF!!!!!
VOTE RONNNY P in 2008 The Revolution is NOW!!!
Yeah because that's why they're trying to get Dennis Kucinich. Oh wait...
And some "dr" he is.
Are you kidding? Paul is [...] insane. I hope his ideas don't live in you because from talking with other Paul supporters they don't have any idea of the things he's for. They just tout the "Constitution" (which he's a hypocrite on) and being antiwar (which he isn't).
Originally posted by BlueRaja
Well by your standards, anyone running against a "neocon" would be a candidate for assasination, as they are obviously capable of any manner of treachery to stay in power. Of course Bill Clinton made it 8yrs without being killed, but I guess the neoneocons are a stronger more ruthless variety than the oldneocons.