Saturday, June 25, 2011

Ron Paul Reveals Deception in the Congressional Debate over Libya




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Posted by Intercept at 2:22 AM
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2 comments:

  1. Howard T. Lewis IIIJune 25, 2011 at 11:48 AM

    Ron Paul gets my vote. CFR TV programming with its insipid sitcoms and SCOTUS mandated lying 'news' reports has damaged the analytical thought processes of many Americans. Successful conclusions for rational decision making rely on accurate, true data. Recently, the MIC and securities trades use info they know to be false to illegally profit, in that they defraud their clients or government and constituency with conclusions based on knowingly defective data. Kudos to Dr. Paul, who is acutely aware of what happens to patients whose doctors don't reject bad medicine.
    Poor Richard Gage at AE911. The charges were preset during construction. I know. I have known for over 40 years. As did top management. People are so full of crap that Gage can't make headway without the media running around like pomeranian dogs barking about the uncertainty of it all. I blaim Gage for waiting so long to come out with the obvious truth. The traitors to the U.S. took advantage of their original success at covering up what they did at WTC. Just like D-Day at Normandy beach. Establish a beachhead first, then move inland.They have moved inland, in case you did not notice. You people need to hit back. Please see Activist Post: Architects and Engineers Question... Comments and review Chris Bollyn's book and Jeff Prager's analysis of the dust particles and motive. Enough video material to keep you busy for months is available. Be a tiger. Not a nazi pomeranian dog.
    next review dutchsinse.com and the Dimona dozen v. the Fukushima 50. You been slacking.

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  2. InterceptJune 25, 2011 at 1:14 PM

    Thanks for the feedback. I'm putting the text about Gage in the Gage comment section. Good stuff.

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