Ron Paul - controlled opposition politician

[one male human]

http://wikischool.org/research/Masonic_politicians.html

"Ron Paul - controlled opposition politician (and a fake patriot - by which they can measure the US patriot movement)"

"1. Ron Paul’s father was a Freemason and Dr. Paul has said himself many times that he respects the organization and has been to many of the open meetings in his district. I should know, I was his scheduler for ten years."

There isn't much on him, though I was intrigued and thought someone here might also be.

 

[BuddyRey]

A lot of prominent figures in the history of political liberty (including Jefferson and Franklin) were Freemasons. It's not an organization I endorse, nor am I a member, but it's no more accurate to say that all Masons must be "evil" than to say the same of Prebysterians, Jews, or Shriners. There are people within Masonry who have done good things and led lives of virtue, just as there have been Masons who were extraordinarily wicked people.

But instead of going after a particular demographic grouping, it's the philosophy of a politician that should be the greatest indicator as to whether or not anybody is on our side. Ron's philosophy, along with his record, has spoken far more for what he would or wouldn't do in a leadership capacity than his membership or lack thereof in any particular religious orders.

 

[acptulsa]

lulz

So, this guy has been racking up the most principled voting record in Congress for a couple of decades just so they can measure the liberty movement with him? A liberty movement that coalesced around him?

Hell of a fine conspiracy theory! Can't be beat. Except for one thing--does it make sense that you let your thermometer create the heat?

 

[one male human]

A lot of prominent figures in the history of political liberty (including Jefferson and Franklin) were Freemasons. It's not an organization I endorse, nor am I a member, but it's no more accurate to say that all Masons must be "evil" than to say the same of Prebysterians, Jews, or Shriners. There are people within Masonry who have done good things and led lives of virtue, just as there have been Masons who were extraordinarily wicked people.

But instead of going after a particular demographic grouping, it's the philosophy of a politician that should be the greatest indicator as to whether or not anybody is on our side. Ron's philosophy, along with his record, has spoken far more for what he would or wouldn't do in a leadership capacity than his membership or lack thereof in any particular religious orders.

Absolutley agree. I had never known Ron had family in the Freemasons or even worked for them. Like they say though,"you learn something new everyday".

" Except for one thing--does it make sense that you let your thermometer create the heat? "

Those were my thoughts exactly

 

[ctiger2]

 

[BlackTerrel]

Kobe Bryant and LeBron James are in the Illuminati (I honest can't believe 3 million people watched this).