Jim Rogers, who recently called Bernanke a Madman is getting out of the dollar with all haste; cites Ron Paul’s interrogation of Ben.
Bernanke holds an interest in the economic and political causes of the Great Depression. On Milton Friedman’s ninetieth birthday, Nov. 8, 2002, he stated: “Let me end my talk by abusing slightly my status as an official representative of the Federal Reserve. I would like to say to Milton and Anna: Regarding the Great Depression. You’re right, we did it. We’re very sorry. But thanks to you, we won’t do it again.”
Want to see an example of how the Main Stream Media (MSM) is actively censoring Ron Paul and deliberately trying to stymie the momentum he has been building? Here is an example from this last August that proves the MSM is corrupt and deliberately trying the quell Ron Paul’s campaign. Thanks to Chris Brunner for this.
“Notice that positions four and five were completely skipped. While it’s a commonly-held opinion that Fox News seems to avoid mentioning Ron Paul, I’ve never seen an example of such blatant censorship from them before. In case you were wondering, they weren’t mentioned in the audio of the show, either.”
Here are the uncensored results from the Iowa Straw Poll:
Is the U.S. planning to kill off the dollar and institute a new currency? If you haven’t heard about the Amero this should wake you up! Perhaps this explains a few things…
Simply amazing. It appears We The People are irrelevant now to the Government. Those who should be serving our nation, who took an oath to defend our Constitution hide their plans and hold Congress in the dark. Our Constitution is irrelevant. Our nation is plunging towards merger on a basis of global trade, but in fact it’s losing it’s sovereignty.
It’s out of the bag now. Therefore, it must have attained enough momentum that there is little concern on the part of the architects of the plan that it can be reversed.
Ron Paul, the single Republican presidential candidate who holds the Constitution of the United States in highest regard is gaining momentum… if you haven’t looked into Ron Paul, take a look at his record and his stance on Constitutional issues. You’ll find him 100% consistent with it.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 — If media muscle is any measure of a candidate, Representative Ron Paul of Texas is getting ready to flex his.
In the last two weeks, Mr. Paul — a Republican presidential candidate — has spent nearly a half-million dollars on radio advertisements in four early primary states, the first major media investment of his campaign. On Tuesday night, he will take a seat opposite Jay Leno.
And on Monday, a campaign spokesman said, he will roll out his first major television advertising campaign, spending $1.1 million on five new commercials to be shown in the New Hampshire market for the next six weeks. (In contrast, Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York and a rival for the Republican nomination, has yet to commit to any spending for television advertisements.)
Mr. Paul’s commercials are intended to introduce him to voters in New Hampshire, where independents can vote in either primary and where a libertarian streak could give Mr. Paul a chance to translate his quirky popularity into votes.
After raising a surprising $5 million in the third quarter, Mr. Paul has found himself with a significant pile of cash; he has $5.4 million on hand.
His campaign says it is just the beginning: it has set fund-raising goals of $3 million in October, $4 million in November and $5 million in December, marks campaign managers say are within reach. In two days last week, Mr. Paul raised $438,000.
How often I’ve posted comments applauding Keith at HousingPanic.BlogSpot.Com for his foresighted blog posts about the state of housing and the inept MSN and ignorance of the NAR. Well, it seems that all around us we are seeing Keith’s forecasts come true.
Mortgage lenders filed 72,571 notices of default against delinquent borrowers from July through September, up 34.5 percent from the prior quarter and 166.6 percent from a year earlier, according to the report by DataQuick Information Systems, a La Jolla, California-based real estate information service. More…
