Looking for Ron Paul supporters in foreign countries for interviews

[Britannia]

But how can international people help Ron Paul other than donations?

I am under the impression that as a foreigner I am unable to donate to Dr. Paul's campaign. Is that correct? If I can donate I will do so immediately.

 

[JacobG18]

Yes it is correct, you can not donate. Sorry.

I am under the impression that as a foreigner I am unable to donate to Dr. Paul's campaign. Is that correct? If I can donate I will do so immediately.

 

[Britannia]

Yes it is correct, you can not donate. Sorry.

Oh dear, I thought so.

Thank you for your reply.

 

[IDefendThePlatform]

Personally I'd love to see a video with foreigners telling us how lucky we are to have a candidate like Ron Paul and how it's so important that we press on and keep up the good fight. Sounds good.

 

[anaconda]

Our national debt is only 40% of GDP,

40% or 282%?..

7. Sweden - 282.2%
External debt (as % of GDP): 282.2%
Gross external debt: $1.001 trillion
2010 GDP (est): $354.7 billion
External debt per capita: $110,479

 

[Britannia]

Well, I'm an Englishman and am part of the facebook group "Brits for Ron Paul".

I managed to convert two of my friends to supporting Ron Paul, do we count as a group?

I've just joined up to the group

 

[leonster]

I'm an American living in Korea. My wife is Indonesian, and she's a very solid Ron Paul supporter these days.

I may possibly have turned one of my Korean friends into a supporter as well, though she's not well-informed yet or anything (we only talked once about politics).

 

[AceNZ]

I'm an American, living in New Zealand. Most locals I know support the US, but don't follow US politics too closely. The ones that do seem to generally believe that there isn't much of a difference between the Dems and Repubs. I don't of any any Ron Paul supporters near me -- but then I don't know of any supporters for any particular candidate (or Obama), either.