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Ron Paul revealing more truth about the government

Ron Paul's statements in this video are facts. Both Bushes were members of Trilateral Commission funded by Rockefeller. Clinton, a complete unknown until he became president, was also a member of the Trilateral Commission until he was promoted to Builderburg status in 1991. This information is all available to the public. What is not available is what they discuss with foreign elites around the world during these secret meetings. These acts are illegal under the Logan Act. Ron Paul 2012

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Added: Jan-11-2012 Occurred On: Feb-9-1990
By: radioactive
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Tags: ron paul, trilateral commission, bush, clinton, freemasons, the fed, truth about government
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  • Ron Paul, the ONLY voice of reason.

    Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
    nexuspal (199.64)  

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  • God damn the puppet masters will gnash teeth and break bones if this patriot gets close to real power, but more power to Dr Paul.

    Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
    rozza2012 (402.98)  

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  • First upload of many contributions I will be making. I and many other like me wish the voting was not limited to Americans. I totally believe that If the vote was world wide, Ron Paul would win (hands down). Ron Paul 2012

    Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
    radioactive (145.50)  

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    • WTF are you talking about? We call it the -- United States -- Presidential Election for a reason. If you want to vote in our election and help to make this country better, move here and become a citizen and stop being an armchair-quarterback. Meanwhile, STFU.

      Now, as to Ron Paul, I have no doubt of his patriotism. I feel his heart's in the right place. I just can't get behind his foreign policy.

      What makes you think the hands-down worldwide vote would elect him?

      Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
      TOAORick (292.68)

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    • @TOAORick

      because of the same thing you cant get behind, his foreign policy.

      Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
      SpaceGhost (56.00)  

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    • @TOAORick i think ron pauls foreign policy is on key, he wants to limit foriegn policy and end all unneccessary aid around the world.

      if iran gets nukes, how is it our problem. israel is more then capable on attacking iran by itself without our help.

      all ron paul wants to do is focus on america, he wants all taxpayer money to stay in america and not in the hands of foreign governments.

      Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
      kanns01 (800.46)  

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    • @TOAORick I am happy where I am on a farm in a nuclear free country. However Everyone here in New Zealand and the people I have talked to from around the world all seem to support his policies. especially his foreign policy, you might not realise this but we are sick of the american government acting like the world police and stepping over everyone like a bully. we sympathize with the american people but not much we can do other than pray that they make the right decision because we see them gro More..

      Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
      radioactive (145.50)  

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    • @radioactive hey i also hate my government. it went to shit after world war II.

      Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
      kanns01 (800.46)  

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  • Great. Another Paulbot. Paul is done. He has no support moving forward, and no campaign in states that are a must win if you want to be President.

    Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
    tsnwi (292.10)

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  • Ron Paul is fiscally excellent but globally adolescent.
    Think of a schoolyard fight. A bully against a another kid. Ron Paul would be off to the side, leaning against a wall and watching but not willing to stand up for what's right. He would let the kid get his ass kicked because there's a cost involved in helping. From his own website;
    "Ron Paul gives a 'green light' to an Israeli attack on Iran in self-defense". In other words, yelling from the sidelines, "hit him back&quo More..

    Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
    TOAORick (292.68)

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    • @TOAORick damn jew.....is that your reason for not supporting ron paul, because he wont suck on israelis dick on the way to the white house. israel is like a leech to america. it is great that ron paul wants to get rid of it, but that is not wy i support ron pual.

      ron paul is the only candidate that knows how the market works. he will make america great again.

      Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
      kanns01 (800.46)  

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    • @TOAORick ok so you say "I'm not saying he should go cowboy on Iran but rather stand with Israel in any conflict" . care to explain why? knowing that it is the only apartheid state in existence.

      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_and_the_apartheid_analogy

      Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
      radioactive (145.50)  

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    • @TOAORick "Ron Paul is fiscally excellent but globally adolescent."

      Actually, with respect to foreign affairs, he's the only grown up in the group.

      We in the west see each war and event as isolated. Mankind has been waring with each other for centuries. Ron Paul has studied history, studied why nations go to war, and studied what war does to nations.

      There is a myth going around in economics that it is good for a country to go to war. Hogwash. War consumes wealth, destroys capital, More..

      Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
      Yukon6400 (1010.12)

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    • I agree we (especially) are a nation of short memory and I am certainly not the most informed guy on the street. That said, I still believe that we should ally ourselves with those nations where democracy thrives and radical Islam does not.

      Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
      TOAORick (292.68)

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  • the only thing ron paul and his ghey supporters revel is what racist bigots and asscunts they r

    Posted Jan-11-2012 By 
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