This
was submitted by YouTube user thejokerspeaks in response to the video IT’S NOT OVER,
DAMMIT!
I like your video, and was relieved that
the "Plan B" wasn't seeing how Rand could change Romney. I see people
discouraged and giving up, people jumping on board the GOP, or pledging their
August/November support of Ron Paul as if their last hope. Losing a solid
leader is not a bump in the road, nor is it the end, but somewhere in-between.
Being too optimistic or pessimistic about a rebound can be damaging. However
Ron Paul has been speaking for 30 years, and only recently have people began to
listen. Freedom is alive and the people are hungry for it.
Here are my thoughts on the situation,
specifically why I believe we should be cautious who gets handed the torch
next, and possible warning signs already flaring. I am curious of your
thoughts, especially coming from someone balanced and practical about the
situation.
I think that Rand Paul was a total
mistake. Most people become corrupt with power, and he was handed his father's
legacy, his supporters, Campaign for Liberty, and so on without earning it.
Maybe he earned the Senate, but that's I'm talking about. It's the goodie-bag
that's the problem, and here's why....
Think: if a man build a business for 40
years, and the last 5 of that it exploded in growth. His son, who never had
much interest in it, was corseted into taking it over CEO straight to the top..
Is he really going to respect it? He's not, and even with good intentions, this
never works out.
Campaign for Liberty appears
compromised. Tom Woods, former CFL head, is asking Ron Paul to make a complete
sweep of this organization. The agenda is turning from Liberty to globalist,
and there are suggestions of supporter lists being fished. I find it disturbing
that they are meeting at the Whitfield Marriott in Chantilly VA this September,
where Bilderberg just attended....
Now to this strategy Rand is supposedly
taking about...
What I learned at CFL in 2009, the old
CFL, was that only 3-6% of the population votes in national elections without a
blind dedication to R or D's. When Ralph Nader was asked if he regretted
costing Gore the election in 2000, he said, "No. Now the Democrats will
pay attention to our positions". We were instructed that the only way to
control the Republican Party was by costing them an election in the event that
a constitutionalist was not elected.
"If you are not politically feared,
you will not be politically respected." We were given the example of the
"Christian Right,” which basically only cares about the pro-life, and they
will vote R no matter the issues, the candidate, or their history (even in
reelection). So Bush waits 3 years to pass a partial birth abortion ban, throwing
only one bone, and the pro-life movement loves him to this day. Would you wait
3 years to ban that?
With this Liberty movement is on fire,
we are told to copy the Christian Right? We'll be another politically
disrespected subset, just vote R, as if the 2007-2012 Ron Paul Revolution never
happened.
This we cannot allow to happen, no
matter what Rand Paul, Jesse Benton, or Jack Hunter tell us is the next move.
Note:
the opinions expressed are those of the author, not necessarily those of the
editor or Political Spectrum Publishing.
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