How could someone so right about everything be ignored, even spat upon,
by so many everyday Americans in the last two Presidential elections?
Where has Ron Paul been found wrong in his prognostications?
- Ron Paul says, "The Patriot Act will enslave us!"
- Ron Paul says "The Middle Eastern Wars will win us nothing!"
- Ron Paul says "The Bankers will bankrupt us!"
As the cartoon above so sadly chronicles, WE DIDN'T SEE THIS COMING!"
The Patriot Act is proving that the NSA, TSA and the Department of Homeland Security have nothing to do with monitoring
and controlling Islam in the Middle East but everything to do with
monitoring and controlling Christians in America.
Ron Paul was right!
Nixon's nation wrenching crime
was bugging the Watergate offices of his political opponents and trying
to cover it up. Obama is now bugging the entire world and trying to
cover it up! The IRS scandal itself, against ordinary Americans
trying to petition their government, is a far worst scandal than
Watergate ever could be.
The Jewish Zionist NeoCONs in the Republican Party get support from a Protestant NeoCON Zionist like National Review's
Victor David Hanson,
a registered Democrat and hawk for going into Iran to create an even
greater mess. Hanson tries to paste over the Republican NeoCON
failure in Iraq by pointing fingers at Democrats collaborating with
them to remake the Middle East, but the facts bear out that the Middle
East was far more peaceful without the United States playing daddy and
telling them how to run their countries.
Ron Paul was right!
Yes, life has been more peaceful for Israel, but isn't that the point?
American Christian soldiers have become roadside bomb target fodder in
Israel's place, so that Israel does not have to endure any more 6-day
wars or Yom Kipper wars.
Just like the Great
Depression, Ron Paul told us that pouring oceans of printing press
paper money at the problem does not fix the problem. Going into our
sixth "Recovery Summer", the news is the the economy is slipping again.
I suppose the NSA is also not monitoring the economy either because the New York Times Reports,
Many jobless and marginally employed not knowing that the "Recession ended" a longtime ago, the New York Times writes:
"The beginning of the year was
not just bad for the United States economy; it was — on paper at least
— the worst quarter since the last recession ended five years ago."
Ron Paul was right once again!