My Name is Jesse Ventura, Ask Me Anything.

thanks for the chance to ask some questions Mr Ventura Sir.
do you think that you could comment on the stance you stated earlier about not voting for parties?

this happens all over the world. .. I'm in Australia and we have the same issues here. I believe this form of governance is done. but i would like to hear what you think and why?

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Is it our government or individuals within our government?

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What do you see as a catalyst for positive change within our country?

The internet. That's the catalyst. It's the only thing that is uncontrollable by the powers that be.

Thank you for your service.

Diz

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Hello Governor and thank you so much for coming here to answer our questions.

What do you think is the most effective way to reduce corporate influence on lawmakers and resulting government policies?

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My question is, What do you believe is the most outstanding conspiracy that actually has the best shot to come to the light?

Wow... oh man. Can I answer none of them? I got to think on this, which one would they EVER allow?

I guess I'd probably say HAARP-- people know it's there, the people of Alaska even know it's up there. But then again, if they killed people with it, they can't admit it.

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Wow... oh man. Can I answer none of them? I got to think on this, which one would they EVER allow?

I guess I'd probably say HAARP-- people know it's there, the people of Alaska even know it's up there. But then again, if they killed people with it, they can't admit it.

Mr. Ventura, I always had the highest respect for you, but my faith in you got shattered when I saw you virtually destroying David Icke over his belief in reptilians. Now, I don't know that reptilians really exist, but I've seen so many things of the "Horatio..." kind that I wouldn't ridicule anyone for believing in something out of the norm.

Since you're interested in uncovering conspiracies, why did you act the way you did with David Icke?

Mr.Ventura,

I have no questions to ask on here, but like many others I wish you warm welcomes, and look forward to your responses. It's a great honour to have you here, albeit briefly.

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You know Arnie and he became a governor like yourself and he claimed he had bigger arms than you while you claim you had bigger arms...so did you really have bigger arms?.

You know what my answer to that is? Who cares! That's my answer.

Put it this way, we both got bigger arms than you, boymonkey74.

Questions for Jesse Ventura... What are your thoughts on the Common Core "curriculum"?

JesseVentura
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You know what my answer to that is? Who cares! That's my answer.

Put it this way, we both got bigger arms than you, boymonkey74.

Hahahaha, that was a good one

Welcome to ATS Mr. Ventura, I am a fan of yours, so glad to see you in ATS.

While I don't have a question to ask, due to already so many similar concerns and questions that has been posted like mine, I still welcome you and I hope you stay around for while.

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I gave 20 years to our nation. I have seen the best and worst of mankind. I've bled in the dirt and sand on three continents over the course of 48 months of combat deployments. I Say these things not to compare my record to yours Mr. Ventura, but to show a kinship or at a minimum a form of solidarity between us (I would hope).

I weep when I see what my nation has become and I do not see how we will survive the coming decades.

My question to you as an old Soldier/Sailor:

If you could go back and do it all over again, would you? Would you sacrifice it all again for America as she is today?

I truly want to tell you that I would. I don't ever want you to question what you did, because what you did was honorable-- as long as you did it with honor. People of the military are victims of politics. You can't say no when you're in the military whether it's right or wrong. Therefore you can't second guess yourself, you aren't given the opportunity. Politicians are the ones to blame. As long as you can look in the mirror and know that you did it with honor, 200Plus, you don't have to answer to anyone.

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Gov. Ventura, here is my question:

With all of the conspiracies out there, that you have looked into and investigated, which of those that you have seen and looked at, investigated, that were so dangerous that you yourself felt that your life was in danger for just even looking into if not exposing?

If you could do one thing over in the past, only one, and change the outcome what would it be?

Everything else has been asked already.

The Federal Reserve has dumped 27 trillion into Wall Street and the Banks since 2008,two banks got bailouts greater than the GDP of Australia even foreign banks got bailed out,in return for money printed out of thin air they get real assets and real considerations,why is this outfit so powerful its not as if they have tank divisions or nukes so why has monetary and fiscal policy been abdicated in your country to this private concern? any ideas?

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Based upon your time serving as Governor of Minnesota, I have a specific question about information and the public view of it.

How would you describe the difference in the amount and general nature of information the public doesn't see for practical reasons of trouble it would take to supply it versus information which is restricted, sensitive or would otherwise shock the public to learn?

I have difficulty in answering in that question, because as a governor, you aren't involved in the level of security that you are at the national level. So I can't really tell you that there was a great deal of information that I wasn't allowed to see, because you aren't involved in that level of security.

Thinking back, I tried to be as open as I could be. As soon as I got out of office, I exposed that the CIA was involved in local government. Now I can't tell you exactly who that person is, because I could go to prison for it.

Governor Ventura,
Thank you for answering these questions. I just want to say I've been a fan for years and I appreciate what you do. The question I'd love to ask is, what is your take on the suicides/deaths of all of the bankers as of late. Do you think it's guilt, stress or are they being silenced?

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Hello Governor & (hopefully Future) President. Do you think that the militarization of police and the daily incidents of them beating and killing people across the USA is engineered or just the natural progression of society? AND PLEASE RUN FOR PRESIDENT