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Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

toothlesssteve — Fri, 11 May 2012 07:22:15 -0000

Lisa You are 100% on the mark. There is a book which speaks to that very point.
title is The Hydra of Conage by Author Craig Hewlett
Just not easy to get even used it's price is High.
Peace
Stephen
Check out "the white hat report" 2, 8 min Vid I would give link but it will not get through here.
Peace
Stephen Schweter

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

toothlesssteve — Fri, 11 May 2012 07:11:12 -0000

Hello
All American's should watch a 10 part course By Mr Frank Gafney. Entitled
"Muslim Brotherhood in America" Problem Started with Bush and went big time with Barack. Long and slow do one part each day. Another great one is "The White Hat Report"http://www.youtube.com/watc...
Pt 1 and Pt2 See what Congress is hiding from us. there is a rumor wikileaks may pull
pin on this one.
Go Dr Ron Paul You are the RAID needed to get the critters out of the GOV.
Peace to all
Stephen Schweter

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Dean Lee — Tue, 08 May 2012 14:40:48 -0000

Just a note- Anyone who has lost a loved one in the past 4 years should go and make sure they're still not registered at your City hall - County Seat as a voter.

Reports of many deceased voters for Romney in a good amount of primaries.
... just another way Romney is like the DemocRATS.

No to Obomney 2012!

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

LetsTalkSanity — Mon, 07 May 2012 09:37:22 -0000

http://youtu.be/IcgOuuM1VkM
Video of Romney Operative Cheating at Maine GOP Convention

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

LetsTalkSanity — Mon, 07 May 2012 01:55:16 -0000

"As Maine goes, so goes the nation".

It is not only the outcome of a overwhelming win that is impressive. It is the spirit behind the fight that is worthy of celebrating. The spirit of patience, determination, persistence, law abiding, principled mind, the spirit of not giving up, and keep doing what is right. The nation need this spirit. The nation is hopeful if more embrace this spirit.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

LetsTalkSanity — Mon, 07 May 2012 01:32:31 -0000

"illegally hijacked"? This just shows how uneducated you are about this process. I can challenge you by stating that you feel free to break down in every detail and you can not find one thing Ron Paul supporters have done illegally. Ron Paul supporters study Roberts Rule of Order, done everything by the rules of law that govern the conventions. Further more, they devote their valuable financial resources and time to the cause of self governance, truth and fight patriotically for their country. It is not RP supporters who present FAKE slates as Romney supporters did in both Maine and Navada. There is vote flipping, election fraud evidenced in many states by whom? By the party who control the election machine. Ron Paul supporters are the much needed voice in this country. SAY NO to the Less of Two Evil mentality. It has not got us anywhere.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Michael — Sun, 06 May 2012 23:18:26 -0000

That is ok, Ron Paul supporters did the same exact thing in Maine where they illegally hijacked the convention there and put Ron Paul supporting delegates instead of the Romney delegates that he won. So it evens out.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Ken — Thu, 03 May 2012 01:06:19 -0000

I believe there is a conspiracy by powerful elitists to surrender America's independence and national sovereignty to a globalist New World Order. I believe the Council on Foreign Relations, Trilateral Commission, and Bilderbergers are especially culpable in this regard.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Ken — Wed, 02 May 2012 20:32:54 -0000

Ron Paul has silenced the mainstream media from the inception of his announcement that he would be running for president in 2012. Shhhh, don't you hear it. Ping! You can hear a pin drop at the media outlets like Fox, CNN and most of the others when it comes to reporting on the reality of Dr. Paul's campaign.
Like a crowd pulling off a perfect wave around a football stadium, witness the opposing roar of America that apparently does not seem to care what the mainstream media is up to, because many citizens are all about "President Paul."
In fact, Ron Paul is pulling off an unprecedented maneuver in the delegate department. Surely Mitt Romney found his whitey tighties in a bind when he heard the doctor's numbers in Louisiana where he took more than 70% of the delegates, according to this article in Polymic, Ron Paul embarrasses Romney campaign by winning Louisiana delegates.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Lisa Sanborn — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 21:54:24 -0000

when will everyone finally get it. They want Romney to get the nomination so Obama can stay in office. The Dems and Reps are two heads of the same demon. They are one big organization run by a small group of elites. The two party system is just a front to make you believe you have a choice in who gets elected. They pick one DEM and one REP that appear to be a fair run. THey tell you who to vote for... VOTE FOR MITT he's the only one that can win.. if you don't vote for him we will cheat everybody to make sure he wins, so that way, Obama can beat him and stay in office because Mitt can't win. And, if he did win (which he wont because we control the vote count and we are cheaters), then, he is our guy also and will do exactly what we tell him to do, just like Obama does. They never do what they say they will do in their campaign, they just continue the plans the elite had going all along. That is why Obama followed right in Bush steps. It's a joke. RON PAUL is the only one who can change all this.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Lisa Sanborn — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 21:54:08 -0000

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Carol — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 09:36:58 -0000

How do you vote out corruption when the corruption is counting the votes and telling you you voted for someone you didnt.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Carol — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 09:35:45 -0000

This is the year the GOP is committing suicide. I dont feel sorry for them. I hear them whining about the dems and getting more like them every day.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

MC1171611 — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 10:25:55 -0000

It's local politics, and it's 100% legitimate. If Santorum, Gingrich, and Romney supporters don't care enough to show up to precinct, county, and State conventions, then Paul's dedicated and enthusiastic supporters are fully capable of filling those seats.

You should look into how local GOP politics works; it's pretty interesting.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

ibelieveinfreedom2 — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 13:38:15 -0000

I'm sick of primaries being held in different states on different days. What the hell makes those who get to vote first and "smarter" or better than the rest of us? By the time we get to vote, most of our choices have been taken away. Everyone should vote on the same day. There should be a series of debates, all candidates get the same questions and the time to answer them. A couple of one on ones, maybe a few with 3 or 4 at a time, but ALL of them should have the same amount of coverage! I'm sick of having the media make our decisions for us by not covering those they don't think are important. The candidates would not have to be limited by money giving huge advantages to those who are well connected or have a "name". Who the hell are these delegates anyway? The one with the most money wins? Is that how our candidate should be chosen? Why isn't EVERY Republican voting?

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Guest — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 13:23:37 -0000

There isn't! Absolutely agree!

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

WeDidit — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 16:38:59 -0000

Because people who were motivated enough to engage in the process showed up. They aren't "cultists" "Paultards" or whatever the flavor of the day slander is. They are Americans who see problems and are willing to put in the real work for positive change.

It's not actually Paul, per se, it's the message. It's getting informed on the real issues that are not in the current election dialogue, but are of extreme importance to our nation.Paul is financed primarily by the supporters. Thiel's SuperPac donations are pitifully little compared to the everyday people's donations. Our nation is on the precipice of economic collapse and even though global economists talk about it on public TV and business news channels, it's being ignored by mainstream media and the other candidates, including Obama. You can't toy at the edges and fix this thing. Supporters have chose Paul to get behind, because of awareness.

As far as Paul's supporters? We are not his, he is ours.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Bama59 — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 06:26:17 -0000

I would agree that things have looked very "fishy" in several states. The main problem being that the vote hasn't really made a difference. Have you seen the video from the news "calling" the race with 1% or less of the vote tallied in South Carolina? Seems they already know the outcome before the votes are ever cast. They claim it is determined from exit polling that amounted to less than 1/2%. Looks to me as though our system has failed and we actually have no say in the outcome after all. You may be right about the way Paul has been treated but, my question is, why did he have a majority of precinct delegates in the meeting if he didn't win the majority of the vote?

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Daniel Cooper — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 01:57:00 -0000

Everyone out there. come election day vote out all of the cowardous senators and congressman that did nothing when they all knew this was happening. VOTE THE BUMS OUT

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

NetizenKane — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 01:52:39 -0000

Sir, or Madam,

It is you who could not be more wrong in misconstrueing my point, which was from an internal perspective from having worked in of the Republican Party structure, and witness the influence on rules for, and timing of, elections through the primary process. The nominee process is geared to a heavily weighted desired outcome that favors the current RNC power objectives and status quo, and believe me, it's not a conservative agenda selecting conservative candidates. I have been an elected Executive within the Republican Party and fought the power structure for Conservatism, and had successes that someone like you should be familiar with. I've committed decades of my life to the Republican Partly Platform of Reagan, only to see it squandered, and betrayed after doing my part to win the power by so-called Conservatives like Newt Gingrich. I own no apologies for my Conservative Bone Fides and am only sorry you shot from the hip without truly considering a different perspective for my comments. And not only have I and do I read the conservative publications you mention, but have met with many of their very founders and writers and have worked to support their objectives.

I've also spent an entire career in support of the Defense and National Security of this nation. I've briefed and advised Generals, supported and performed campaign work for Governors, U.S. Senators and Congressmen, supporting the best conservatives without ever asking for access or anything of personal gain when elected. You may never know who I actually am, but by comparison, what have you done for the Conservative Cause in life, blood, and treasure?

Turn your anger into calm productivity, and dive deep into an up the Republican Party, and push for the values that you evidently hold dear. It's my first hand experience within the GOP among the power players from which I've seen first hand the skewed process. And what's their response to conservatives as the Elite manipulate the process and give us a Dole or a McCain? It's always "Where else are they going to go?".

Turn your anger and frustration into motivation to be politically active and get even with the Leftist/Progressive/Marxists that are just months away from collapsing this country.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

sharpinchitown — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 22:59:35 -0000

Romney cannot get disgruntled ANTI-WAR democrats. Nor can he get independents and disillusioned republicans who have woken up to the corporatist machine that all of the candidates save Ron Paul, represent.

Ron Paul can get all those groups and he wants to legalize drugs (as Portugal has done successfully for over 10 years) and stop the assault on our liberties and freedom to MAKE OUR OWN CHOICES IN LIFE. He will get anyone remotely interested in the Constitution and no desiring to have compelled by force health care.

Romney cannot beat Obama. Ron Paul can. :)

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

sharpinchitown — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 22:55:09 -0000

It has happened all across America in the caucuses from New Hampshire to Maine to South Carolina to Nevada to Minnesota and in all the ones I didn't mention.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

Daniel Cooper — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 21:46:27 -0000

I just want to jump out of my skin, words just can't explain the frustration and the utter hopeless anger of how both the GOP officials and the mainstream media are suppressing our vote. The only words that I can find to express my feelings are those of John F Kennedy. (Quote)
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

WeDidit — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 18:18:45 -0000

Brewster can't just pick who he wants then close the meeting. While true that it's bound delegates, they still have to be voted on. If the convention is not brokered, Paul leaning delegates will be bound to who ever the candidate they are assigned to. If it goes brokered, then all delegates will be unbound,, Then, and only then, delegates who favor a different candidate than the one they were originally bound to, can then vote differently.

If Santorum drops out, or Gingrich, their delegates will then be unbound. If those delegates favor someone other than who they were bound to, they can then vote for who is still in. This is not doing anything wrong. You can't just have GOP old guard establishment decide everything in advance to sway the results.

Example; if Gingrich drops out that frees his delegates. If they favor Paul, they can vote for him. Neither Brewster, nor any other single person, can simply pick and choose delegates to make sure all delegates all favor one candidate.

To say, "if Gingrich drops out, we want to make sure all of his unbound candidates vote for Rick,, or Mitt,," that's rigging the process. See?

If you support Rick, you wouldn't want all of Newt's unbound delegates to automatically go to Mitt if Newt drops out. Nor vice versa if you are a Mitt supporter. Even though Paul didn't get any pre-proportioned delegates, his supporters are still allowed to engage in the further process, just the same as any of the others are. It's curious as to why Paul's supporters identified their preference, they didn't have to. I guess they were just being open and honest in this selection process. But using the examples mentioned, they also added transparency and rule-following back to it as well.

Hope that makes sense.. It's about not allowing 1 or 2 people provide favor to any candidate using their position. It's a type of "rigging" and there's been far too much of that going on, for far too long.

Re: Stunning video: GOP leaders cheat Ron Paul?

WeDidit — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 17:55:42 -0000

I don't think I was being condescending. However, you are correct on GA being a primary state and not a caucus. I do understand the difference. I also don't believe Paul supporters have been twisting anything in the process. I have seen nothing anywhere that would prove Paul supporters are doing things to override any process.

I saw 8 precinct votes get "lost" at the IA caucus (strong Paul precincts), along with allegations of fraud in 4-5 other states. If I read this right, there was something going on here as well.

"But shocking video shows the meeting’s chair pushing through a list of pre-selected delegates over the objections of the convention and promptly declaring the meeting closed, a startling turn of events that took exactly 21 seconds.
Ron Paul backers, who made up a majority of the seated precinct delegates and had hoped to nominate their own choices for district convention, were stunned."
I am amazed that anyone thinks that the system has been even-handed to Paul. Maybe not noticing the states that have played fast and loose to twist the process against Paul. The GOP state chairs resigned in IA and NV right after the votes. They knew things were not right.