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Originally posted by TinfoilTP
Originally posted by Destinyone
From the hate in all of your posts, I can only assume, if Ron Paul does win in2012. You'll just fall over in a massive stroke....chill out a little. Hate is bad for your health.
Oh no hate.
When RP loses you will see what hate really is.
If RP wins as hell freezes over, I would just sit back and enjoy the show as all of the sheep's hopes and dreams are flushed down the proverbial toilet one by one by a predictable do nothing President based on his do nothing lifelong record in Congress.
Originally posted by Blackmarketeer
Loyalty Oath to the Party?
Seig Heil GOP, Seig Heil.
So if you register to vote in the GOP primaries, you're swearing an oath to vote for the GOP nominee over the Democrat or Libertarian or Independent nominee in the general election.
This spits right in the face of the founding fathers.
Originally posted by TinfoilTP
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by TinfoilTP
Don't you realize?????
"Do nothing" is a vast IMPROVEMENT!!! Far superior to doing the WRONG thing!
So, if Paul is elected, and only accomplishes deadlock and in-fighting, then I'll consider that a WIN! I'll be happy with 4 years of vetoes and government accomplishing absolutely nothing. In fact, if someone ran on that campaign platform alone, I would vote for them.
We need a whole class of Representatives to say, "Send me to Washington, I promise to not do a damn thing, and stand in the way of anybody else trying to do anything." That would help the country tremendously!
Ya, as the price of gas hits ten dollars a gallon from Iran blockading the the Straits of Hormuz and blackmailing the world to get a trickle of oil out, you will be saying how you love a do nothing President. Just one example shows how ludicrous do nothing would be.
Originally posted by CaDreamer
Originally posted by TinfoilTP
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by TinfoilTP
Don't you realize?????
"Do nothing" is a vast IMPROVEMENT!!! Far superior to doing the WRONG thing!
So, if Paul is elected, and only accomplishes deadlock and in-fighting, then I'll consider that a WIN! I'll be happy with 4 years of vetoes and government accomplishing absolutely nothing. In fact, if someone ran on that campaign platform alone, I would vote for them.
We need a whole class of Representatives to say, "Send me to Washington, I promise to not do a damn thing, and stand in the way of anybody else trying to do anything." That would help the country tremendously!
Ya, as the price of gas hits ten dollars a gallon from Iran blockading the the Straits of Hormuz and blackmailing the world to get a trickle of oil out, you will be saying how you love a do nothing President. Just one example shows how ludicrous do nothing would be.
hmm i wonder how much Iranian oil comes to the united states?
how about Zero barrels a year. so it should have no effect on our economy at all. www.eia.gov... check the link it lists all oil imports by country of origin.
they arent "blocking" the straits they are having naval war games just like ALL other nations that have navys...
the US putting Warships in the middle of that is an act of war...
deny ignorance my friends.edit on 30-12-2011 by CaDreamer because: (no reason given)
This represents 35% of the world's seaborne oil shipments, and 20 percent of oil traded worldwide in 2011
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by TinfoilTP
Why would making Ron Paul president result in what you say? You haven't offered any reasoning, just a bold statement out of nowhere. Why would Iran blockade the strait?
They have threatened to do so if we impose more sanctions, but Ron Paul is proposing LESS sanctions! They might need to hold the world hostage if they can't sell their own oil, but Ron Paul is wanting to allow them to sell their oil.
So, how does your claim make any sense?
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by TinfoilTP
OK, now I know you are just trolling. Thanks for that.
Ron Paul is a staunch supporter of Israel. His faith makes him so. His foreign policy toward Israel is about the same as Netanyahu's. So does Netanyahu also want to see the destruction of Israel?
If you don't know his policies, just say so. We'd be happy to educate you. If you just want to state falsehoods as facts and then attack those "facts" then this discussion is pointless?
Scheuer was born in Buffalo and graduated from Canisius College in 1974, and went on to earn an M.A. from Niagara University in 1976 and another M.A. from Carleton University in 1982. He also received a Ph.D. in British Empire-U.S.-Canada-U.K. relations from the University of Manitoba in 1986.
Scheuer served in the CIA for 22 years before resigning in 2004. He was chief of the Osama bin Laden unit at the Counterterrorist Center from 1996 to 1999. He worked as Special Adviser to the Chief of the bin Laden Unit from September 2001 to November 2004. He is now known to have been the anonymous author of both the 2004 book Imperial Hubris: Why the West is Losing the War on Terror and the earlier anonymous work, Through Our Enemies' Eyes: Osama bin Laden, Radical Islam, and the Future of America
"The foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran is based upon the rejection of all forms of domination, both the exertion of it and submission to it, the preservation of the independence of the country in all respects and its territorial integrity, the defence of the rights of all Muslims, non-alignment with respect to the hegemonist superpowers, and the maintenance of mutually peaceful relations with all non-belligerent States..."
...scrupulously refraining from all forms of interference in the internal affairs of other nations..."
The CIA took an internal poll not long ago about friendly foreign intelligence agencies.
The question, mostly directed to employees of the clandestine service branch, was: Which are the best allies among friendly spy services, in terms of liaison with the CIA, and which are the worst? In other words, who acts like, well, friends?
“Israel came in dead last,” a recently retired CIA official told me the other day.
Not only that, he added, throwing up his hands and rising from his chair, “the Israelis are number three, with China number one and Russia number two,” in terms of how aggressive they are in their operations on U.S. soil.
Israel’s undercover operations here, including missions to steal U.S. secrets, are hardly a secret at the FBI, CIA and other U.S. intelligence agencies. From time to time, in fact, the FBI has called Israeli officials on the carpet to complain about a particularly brazen effort to collect classified or other sensitive information, in particular U.S. technical and industrial secrets.
Ron Paul, the Apocolyptic President in waiting