In your opinion how much of the white house and congress is loyal to America

One man stands alone against the crooks.

One common man alone in the wilderness.

This one man who speaks the truth.

Ron Paul

reply to post by Oneolddude

Bull.

Libertarianism removes constraints on the wealthy.

Removing welfare would result in many of the poor dying.

Ron Paul is a massive confidence trick, trying to use the disillusionment of voters with the government system to bring in the system the wealthy want.

reply to post by Kailassa


If that were true he would not have been snuffed by the msm when he ran for president in '08 and there would be at least some mention of him as a candidate in 2012 by the msm.

In my opinion 'the machine' is very scared of Ron Paul.

Nice thread! S&F! As for the question, IMHO not a one. Not a single one is loyal or gives a rat's patooty about the American people or our Constitution. They are all in one way or another the lap dogs of their corporate masters. Slaves in their own right to the plutocracy that ruins...er uh rules the world. And they are all too happy to sell us down the river as well.

I would have to say that there are a few that probably are loyal to America, but you rarely see any of them in prominent positions, as to actually make something happen.

They usually are drowned out by the ones who have be bought by the banks and corporate heads, or are made to look like they have crazy out there views.

The majority however do not care about the american people, only about the power and money they have.

I personally think that senators and congressman should have a one time six year term. They should all be paid by the states they are elected from and have no power other than what the people of that state has given them.

They should not have more power and influence that that of the Governor from there state. They should in essence be the ambassadors of there states, relaying what the people of that state want, and nothing more.

All issues should be decided on by the people in each state, then use the senate and congress to vote for that issue as a part of what the majority of the people in that state want.

If an emergency vote is needed, then every county seat should have a voting center at the ready.

The People should make the laws, not the government.

Originally posted by jrod
reply to post by Kailassa

 

If that were true he would not have been snuffed by the msm when he ran for president in '08 and there would be at least some mention of him as a candidate in 2012 by the msm.

In my opinion 'the machine' is very scared of Ron Paul.

You must think TPTB are really stupid.

With all non-wealthy Americans being turned into underdogs, the need exists for an underdog to represent them.

So TPTB manufactured an "underdog" to fill the gap, one who just happens to espouse policies detrimental to the real underdogs and beneficial to the wealthy.


Ron Paul's real purpose is to fill that space, so no real representative of the underdog has a place to stand.

reply to post by Kailassa


Exactly he is filling in the gap that the democrats and socialists should be filling.

But america was always the "rightest of the right" nation so no suprise people want a "small" corrupt government over a "big" honest government. In their twisted mind they think small is always good and big is always bad.

You can't blame them if they never left texas and oklahoma to go to england and france. Not that the latter two are perfect, far from it, but at least it would give them a feel for pseudo-socialism and how it differentiates from communism and true socialism.

Everything is relative to something else and perfection is for fools. To close my post I will say private central banking is the mother of all evil; that is what 99% of the people can't wrap their heads around and it is the tool the PTB will use to usher in the NWO!