And these days I've been saddened by the possibility that Ron Paul's run for presidency has probably been very compromised from within and without, and that there's a good possibility he has been ordered to take the fall and fizzle out peacefully, or else. Now I trust that Ron Paul is a brave and honorable man, and probably is not concerned with his own life. However, when it comes to family, that's another matter altogether. I'm quite sure he wouldn't allow his grandchildren to be harmed just so he could be president.
I never said nor implied that Dr. Paul was "bought off".That's just nonsense. Dr Paul is not bought off, and couldn't be. The simple fact of the matter is that They believed They have him "contained" at present. They ordered the MSM blackout, and ridiculing, and it has worked. Only when he becomes a "serious" threat to them would they take it to the next level. If you have learned anything in having studied Dr Paul, it should have been that he could not have been bought off. Like Larry McDonald. So was Larry McDonald a real threat to the establishment? You bet your ass he was. Look at this guy, Larry McDonald:
* Born in 1935, within 5 months of Dr Paul
* Medical physician
* Flight surgeon
* Congressman
* An admirer of Austrian economics
* Aspiring Presidential candidate, was planning to run in 1988...against GHWB.
Freaky, huh?
This guy Larry McDonald is amazing:
http://behindthefed.blogspot.com/2007/11/assassination-of-congressman-larry.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_McDonald
Are there any such "Conservative Democrats" still in existence, or are they an extinct breed now?
I've been inundated with papers written about the JBS and how bad they are...and how they're part of the "right wing" of the Hegelian Dialectic (Anothony Sutton wrote about this)...there's some guy named "Ernie" who's supposedly obtained many documents about them from the FBI via FOIA....
*sigh* there's so much evidence on both side FOR the JBS and AGAINST them, that I don't know what to think...on the surface, I support them, but is there something sinister at work? Either way, I can provide the various article for you guys to debunk (I'd love for you to)...but it's just all so confusing. I often think, however, there are is so much disinformation fused with true information that the end result is to get someone like me in this situation--they're do disillusioned they don't know what to think.
Either way, the JBS did go up by about 2 levels, in my book, after reading that Alan Stang article said and watching the interview.
I've long been a supporter of the JBS, but after coming across some information, I'm slightly skeptical....if I could find some evidence to point to the fact that they're "ok", however...then I may actually think about joining them (which I've thought about doing off and on in the past).
*sigh* My head is freaking spinning.
In the early 70's the book that introduced me, and thousands of others, to the NWO and CFR and exposed the biased media, and inoculated me for-life against all things liberal and anti-Constitutional, was "NONE DARE CALL IT CONSPIRACY" by Gary Allen.
This slim, quick read, paperback book was offered close to at cost with generous quantity discounts and well over 5 million copies were produced and distributed, often given away for free. I bought dozens myself and gave them away back then.
See/read it free here on-line...
http://reactor-core.org/none-dare.html
...and you'll be amazed how timely this 35 year old book still is, though decades more proof could now be added to it.
I never knew there was such a conspiracy...sheesh.
When I was a goofy teenage sophomore back in the very early 70's, everybody was 'into' some 'cause' or another, especially if you wanted to have something to brag to the girls about, other than 'your sign'. So, I was kinda trolling around checking out the anti-war movement, civil rights movement, and the whole new 'earth day' environmental movement, ect., though nothing had really struck my fancy.I think that was my 2nd conspiracy book that I read back in the late 70's. The first one I read was The Invisible Government by Dan Smoot. Published by American Opinion (JBS publisher). I bought a lot of copies of NDCC at used book stores, everywhere I found them and passed them out.