Ron Paul in Paris!

[RestoreTheRepublic]

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Just scroll down a little and look at that picture!! I know people are wary of international support as not being relevant to the campaign, but the fact that Parisians are willing to go out on their own time to hold up campaign signs for Ron Paul shows a glimmer of hope for universal liberty. I hope more and more Americans, Europeans, et cetera will begin to wake up and realize the value of liberty and the importance of freedom. Ron Paul is the man to do it!

 

[Syren123]

I love Paris and I love France and don't even bother flaming.

Vive La France et merci, le francais.

 

[Richandler]

Once again the world is telling us who they want. I just hope for America that we listen this time.

 

[MusoSpuso]

http://www.dailypaul.com/node/1110

Just scroll down a little and look at that picture!! I know people are wary of international support as not being relevant to the campaign, but the fact that Parisians are willing to go out on their own time to hold up campaign signs for Ron Paul shows a glimmer of hope for universal liberty. I hope more and more Americans, Europeans, et cetera will begin to wake up and realize the value of liberty and the importance of freedom. Ron Paul is the man to do it!

Well, when you really think about it, who are the ones that have fought so hard and been so against the French in recent times...? The Neo Cons! The French helped us win our independence. Stands to reason that at least SOME of them may be more in line with our original Libertarian values than the MSM and the Neo Cons want us to believe--no?

 

[V-rod]

Glad the French helped us in our first war, but they did it all out of self serving interests. Much like us in all our wars

 

[jj111]

Wars serve the elite, not the average citizen.

 

[RestoreTheRepublic]

Well, when you really think about it, who are the ones that have fought so hard and been so against the French in recent times...? The Neo Cons! The French helped us win our independence. Stands to reason that at least SOME of them may be more in line with our original Libertarian values than the MSM and the Neo Cons want us to believe--no?

I agree with you on this point, it is a shame that so much of France has fallen under the Socialist grasp. Hopefully Sarkozy can help to bring about some reforms with their economy, because currently the French economy is not nearly dynamic enough. Labor laws being so stringent in France makes it almost impossible to fire anyone, and the realization of complete job security creates no incentive for innovation. Thus, Socialism does not work and will never work.

 

[RestoreTheRepublic]

hhh

 

[Man from La Mancha]

I love the French and think the neocoms bash them just because they don't go along with the neocoms stupid world domination plans. Some underground stuff a little while back I read that some of their agents helped thwarted an possible terrorist false flag attack in the states.?? And I love the statue they gave us.

 

[Matt Collins]

I don't think associating RP with the French is a good campaign strategy at this point especially since most conservatives consider France very liberal.

 

[Syren123]

I don't think associating RP with the French is a good campaign strategy at this point especially since most conservatives consider France very liberal.

The closest most 'conservatives' have been to France or a French person is Paris Las Vegas.

 

[Hook]

I doubt the French supporters are especially liberal. I would imagine that just about everyone outside of the US that hears about RP would love for him to win, just so that they don't have to be in constant fear of what kind of millitary adventure we pull of next.

 

[Hook]

I can't imagine that people in Italy and Germany, etc.. think it's a swell idea for us to have permanent military bases in their countries.

 

[Matt Collins]

The closest most 'conservatives' have been to France or a French person is Paris Las Vegas.

I absolutely agree. But in the minds of most conservative voters the French are not someone they want a presidential candidate cozying up to.

 

[hard@work]

The guy who invented "freedom fries" now regrets that and denounced it. He also eats lunch with Dr. Paul.

And, let's not forget who fought side by side with us in the revolution and ever major conflict since. And, who inspired their own revolution to freedom. As a gift, they gave us the Statue of Liberty.

I like France.

 

[BarryDonegan]

you gotta think, when the rest of the world wants the "leave us alone guy"...

its time to leave the party and go home.