Ron Paul: Racist Anti-Semite

I’m about as politically incorrect as they come. Facts are facts, and I’ll talk about them no matter who it ticks off, but saying that 95% of black men are criminals (not to mention talking about Jewish “Zionist” conspiracies) is just plain B.S.:

Paul reported on gang crime in Los Angeles and commented, “If you have ever been robbed by a black teen-aged male, you know how unbelievably fleet-footed they can be.”
“Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the `criminal justice system,’ I think we can safely assume that 95 percent of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal,” Paul said.
Paul also wrote that although “we are constantly told that it is evil to be afraid of black men, it is hardly irrational. Black men commit murders, rapes, robberies, muggings and burglaries all out of proportion to their numbers.”
Stating that lobbying groups who seek special favors and handouts are evil, Paul wrote, “By far the most powerful lobby in Washington of the bad sort is the Israeli government” and that the goal of the Zionist movement is to stifle criticism.

I’ve never been a Ron Paul fan, mostly because of his ideas for foreign policies, but this is the first I’ve heard of these comments, and I find them reprehensible.
Do blacks commit crimes out of proportion to their population demographic? That’s true. But saying that ninety-five percent of them are partly or entirely criminals?
Give me a break.
Rep. Paul is trying to say that the words above weren’t written by him (but rather someone else helping him with his newsletter), but c’mon. Let’s be serious. If they appeared in his newsletter attributed to him then he’s responsible.
An apology, not an excuse, is what’s needed.

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  • http://Array millipo34
  • http://Array ted lasky

    I can’t wait to see how BRUNO, Sasha Cohen, skewers Ron Paul in his new film.

    Anyone who thinks either Ron apPAULing, or the Alaskan Moose-Moron would make a serious presidential candidate is brain dead. These two would seriously ruin this nation.

  • peacenwisdom

    McCain is just as sick as Bush and Cheney!

    Fear and propaganda is their main tool to keep doing the evil things they live for. With their fake “terrorists threats” and double talk!

    This is one reason why I support ROn Paul as well as many other Americans do. He is nothing like these three I just mentioned.

    “Nothing but Ron Paul”
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RoQS1Vc5ss

    “The REAL Terrorists”
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vL_76KEp2Gk

    RON PAUL 4 PRESIDENT!

  • 2Hotel9

    So you are happy with Barri&thePosse; destroying America. Good for you, socialist fucking puke.

  • NoName
  • Citizen

    I am not agreeing with or condoning the 95% comment. As worded, I consider divisive and unproductive.

    However, playing devil’s advocate for a moment, and ignoring the consideration of whether any of the reported violence was justified, is it ever semi-criminal to let hordes of neighbors loot and destroy the neighborhood? Could it be that there were enough able-bodied private citizens to put a stop to the looting and destruction, but failed to do so?

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Boring: zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

    Aptly Named One: Thanks for your eponymous contribution to the conversation!

  • 2Hotel9

    Except for those Koreans-turned-Americans, they exercised their 2nd, 4th, and 10th Amendment rights and protected their businesses and homes. And several Americans of Hispanic extraction. Seems those groups grok the Constitution. Wonder why?

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    “Its just a goddamned piece of paper.” G. W. Bush referring to the constitution.

    Do you have a citation for this?

  • trudge

    color blindness is based on the wrong minded assumption that we live in a post racial society
    unfortunately one need only look at statistical data as it relates to social stratification and ethnicity to see just how stupid and racist this position is
    to take a color blind position is to assume that the social construct of whiteness in america carries with it no advantages
    if we assume this is true
    how then do we explain the obvious socioeconomic gaps between so called whites and people of color the answer is we cannot unless we are racist and believe white people are somehow superior

    so in effect the Ron Paul quote you have just posted is racist (in that color blindness is a racist position)
    and your juxtaposition of it with the statistical data you chose is also racist

    so both you and Ron Paul are racist

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    And it turns out, I have my own little Mini Me!

    PrufeReedrUmerrituss

  • http://tomasestradapalma4today.blogspot.com/ Tomas Estrada-Palma

    Don’t be ridiculous! If you are one of he duped masses I forgive your ignorance and I hope one day you will see the light and become my ally. My real enemy is the collectivist leadership like Hillary, Obama and McCain. If you are affiliated with this scum you ARE my enemy and we will one day defeat you.

    Long live the INDIVIDUALISTS’ INSURRECTION!!!!

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    So you preffer [prefer] to “attempt”[I think I did actually] to get personal as opposed to staying on the actual subject at hand. Because one speaks [writes] Enlgish [English] differently [incorrectly] than what is considered[accepted as] “correct” [no quotes needed] doesn’t mean that that person isn’t POLITICALLY MATURE!

    It is a good indication though.

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    if this is all the “dirt” u Ron Paul haters can come up with then he isnt the one with the problem! i am a Black woman from LA Cali and i support Ron Paul! He is a TRUE REPUBLICAN unlike all those RINOS(republican in name only) running for president!

    There’s more, many of his supporters can’t capitalize, spell or use grammar correctly.

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    How about McCain’s racist slurs?

  • Drew

    Yes, someone else wrote this in his newsletter in the early 90′s. He addressed this years ago and accepted responsibility for the comments.

    Does he feel that way? No. Did he man up and take responsibility? Yes.

    As for Israel, he simply does not believe in entangling alliances or sending ransom money to other nations. So Israel, Britain, Russia, Sudan, etc… It doesn’t matter who or where, he opposes all foreign aid. If you can show me that such foreign aid is constitutional, please do try.

  • Taniya

    Why is it the thing they have against ron paul is written.as in,it is possible someone else could’ve wrote it.how many VIDEOS do you see of other candidates screwing up or saying something stupid?a video can mean more cause’ its not like someone else shoved their hand up your ass and said it.You guys dont even know weather he wrote this or not,and why would he?If you dont like him,fine,but if you’re gonna hate him be rational.You cant take something out of context,like how he supports the constitution than talk about how it once(once meaning about a hundred years ago)it said blacks(and you know what,brown people came here too,than hispanics were already here so stop seeing things as black and white)weren’t equal.

    btw:he,huckabee,and brownsback(i might have missed someone)were the only republicans that made it to the PBS debate.wonder where the cadidate “hopefuls” were.They discussed minorities in that one…

  • Taniya

    Why is it the thing they have against ron paul is written.as in,it is possible someone else could’ve wrote it.how many VIDEOS do you see of other candidates screwing up or saying something stupid?a video can mean more cause’ its not like someone else shoved their hand up your ass and said it.You guys dont even know weather he wrote this or not,and why would he?If you dont like him,fine,but if you’re gonna hate him be rational.You cant take something out of context,like how he supports the constitution than talk about how it once(once meaning about a hundred years ago)it said blacks(and you know what,brown people came here too,than hispanics were already here so stop seeing things as black and white)weren’t equal.

    btw:he,huckabee,and brownsback(i might have missed someone)were the only republicans that made it to the PBS debate.wonder where the cadidate “hopefuls” were.They discussed minorities in that one…

  • 2Hotel9

    So, jp, you are ecstatically happy that Luap Nor has a big, corrupt machine to keep him in office. Talk about morons.

  • 2Hotel9

    Abby? See above.

  • docdave

    dd: I think the "blockhead" graphic just takes the place of the old "question mark" graphic. Thanks proof. I get suspicious when I see a lot of new post names with the same or similar messages.

  • 2Hotel9

    Perhaps you could post a few of RP’s accomplishments in office. 28 years in Congress, it should be rather easy. And spare us what he has opposed. List what he has DONE.

  • 2Hotel9

    Ron Paul would crush your “INDIVIDUALISTS’ INSURRECTION”. Have you not been paying attention? He has been in Congress since the ’70s. He is part of the problem. He has been sucking up tax dollars and making backroom deals to screw Americans for decades. Wake up.

  • 2Hotel9

    Good for you! Bless your little heart, keep following an anti-Semitic racist. Whatever floats your boat.

  • cl0ser

    There is a difference between being a racist and referencing statistical facts. Crime is far more popular among blacks than any other race here in the USA. You may not want to hear it, but it is a statistical fact. Those exist who, clouded by an irrational emotional response, respond to these statistics by blaming racial profiling. The fact of the matter is, blacks are a small % of the population and they commit the highest % of crime. The amount of racial profiling that it would take to create current statistics is evidence of just how absurd the whole argument.

    He who attacks a man for citing facts has something to hide.

  • njconnie


    Please read the entire sentence, “black males in that city “. Please note he said in THAT CITY, which is Washington DC. He was not calling 95% of the black population criminal. Maybe you should look up the facts before you post a criticism. Sometimes the truth hurts.

  • Em

    “Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the `criminal justice system,’ I think we can safely assume that 95 percent of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal,”

    I would think that this statement may be intended to be understood as sarcasm. Perhaps it’s criticizing DC’s (quote)criminal justice system(end quote). What the author if finding distasteful here is not that 95% of black males in that city are semi- or entirely criminal, but that the criminal justice system is a joke; it’s inefficient. Isn’t it believable that a white male is more likely to get off scott-free than is a black male, for the same crimes?

    I mean, what Presidential candidate would say, about any city, that “95 percent of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal”? No scholarly person claiming to be able to unite and run a country would say what’s he’s being accused of saying. That’s preposterous. That’s why i think it’s being taken out of context.

    That clause is preceded by “Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the `criminal justice system’”. Inefficiencies. Laughingly. A quote-unquote criminal justice system.

    My assumption is that if you look at the records in that city, they will reflect that 95% of black males there have committed crimes. I’m sure the records for black males are inaccurate (against them), just as the records for white males are (in their favor).

  • pparets

    tzinda: You seem to have forgotten that the Old Testament is filled with prophecy and predictions that a Messiah will come. God didn’t reject the OT, he fulfilled it with the birth of Christ and the advent of the NT. :)

  • Dave

    Because the “fact” is that 95% of the blacks in Washington D.C. are criminals!

    Ron Paul certainly never said that. Maybe you should reread what he wrote.

    “Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the `criminal justice system,’ I think we can safely assume that 95 percent of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal,” Paul said.

  • Bob

    I’m not a Ron Paul supporter, but it seems obvious to me that in that quote, the writer was making fun of the DC justice system, not being racist against black males. I can see how it could be read otherwise upon first glance, but it looks like it’s actually being twisted out of context. If he did make other racist remarks, then, of course he should be scrutinized for them.

    On the subject of Israel, criticizing Israel on its foreign policy doesn’t make one anti-Semitic any more than criticizing Bush would make one anti-American.

    There are plenty of Jewish people who criticize Zionism, too. Are you going to say they’re anti-Semitic?

  • http://1776solution.blogspot.com/ Republicae

    Strange that a “Racist” would say something like this:

    “A nation that once prided itself on a sense of rugged individualism has become uncomfortably obsessed with racial group identities.

    The collectivist mindset is at the heart of racism.

    Government as an institution is particularly ill-suited to combat bigotry. Bigotry at its essence is a problem of the heart, and we cannot change people’s hearts by passing more laws and regulations.

    It is the federal government that most divides us by race, class, religion, and gender. Through its taxes, restrictive regulations, corporate subsidies, racial set-asides, and welfare programs, government plays far too large a role in determining who succeeds and who fails. Government “benevolence” crowds out genuine goodwill by institutionalizing group thinking, thus making each group suspicious that others are receiving more of the government loot. This leads to resentment and hostility among us.

    Racism is simply an ugly form of collectivism, the mindset that views humans strictly as members of groups rather than as individuals. Racists believe that all individuals who share superficial physical characteristics are alike: as collectivists, racists think only in terms of groups. By encouraging Americans to adopt a group mentality, the advocates of so-called “diversity” actually perpetuate racism.

    The true antidote to racism is liberty. Liberty means having a limited, constitutional government devoted to the protection of individual rights rather than group claims. Liberty means free-market capitalism, which rewards individual achievement and competence – not skin color, gender, or ethnicity.

    In a free society, every citizen gains a sense of himself as an individual, rather than developing a group or victim mentality. This leads to a sense of individual responsibility and personal pride, making skin color irrelevant. Racism will endure until we stop thinking in terms of groups and begin thinking in terms of individual liberty.” –Ron Paul

    It is also odd that Ron Paul has stated that Rosa Parks was a heroine for her bravery against the forces of racism. He also said that he held both Dr. Martin Luther King and Gandhi in the highest of esteem for their work toward liberty and freedom. Don’t you think that is odd for a racist to say?

    So, the question is why would someone, like the author of this article deliberately attempt to stain the reputation of Dr. Paul in such a manner?

    I would say that such an author has lost all credibility in terms of journalistic validity, wouldn’t you?

  • Em

    About my last comment…
    Of course, i have much to learn and much more research to do. I realize this. So i’m not up for a debate. Just thought i’d put my 2 cents in about that one statement. I’m not trying to get anyone riled up. I have very little trust for any politician. But i do think they’re a lot smoother and much more conniving than to blatantly make such negatively incitable statements in this country.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    …and World is cheering him on to victory.

    And World is…his cocker spaniel???

  • Chris Roedocker

    It is concerning that Ron Paul at the time would not have enough control over his newsletter to prevent such a gross fopah.

    However, the man has served 10 terms in congress. That’s 20 years of political life. With that much under your belt, one newsletter doesn’t a position make.

    I’m going to vote for Ron Paul, because no other candidate is saying over and over again that we need to return to the constitution as he is. As I feel the root of all of our problems boils down to deviation of acting constitutionally.

    “Its just a goddamned piece of paper.” G. W. Bush referring to the constitution.

  • Ron

    http://www.dynw.com/ronpaulisracist/

    Hey check out this link that proves Ron Paul is a racist! HA!

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Like Gandhi, Ron Paul is…

    Gandhi??? Gandy Goose, maybe! Comparing Ron Paul to Gandhi is like comparing a Renoir to the graffiti on an overpass!
    I haven’t posted on it, but a lot of Ron Paul’s old newsletters are coming to light.
    Even if he didn’t write them all, they went out under his name. A lot of what I’ve seen is real knuckle-dragging, whack job material!
    So, you might want to cool it on the Gandhi comparisons! :)

  • Dar Scott

    From what I’ve read it seems this has been addressed long, long ago. The body of Paul’s writings and floor speeches tell of his views. Paul sees every individual as valuable and cherished. In a sense, he is color-blind.

    If you disagree with Paul, address the issues.

  • Bob

    “So the only case of democracy (until the fledgling Iraq) in the Middle East must be opposed on principles of “freedom and democracy”? Not only that, but the freest nation, bar none, in the Middle East must be opposed if you believe in ‘freedom and democracy’?”

    You really do not know anything about Zionism, do you? Zionism does not equal Israel. And there are huge numbers of Israelis and Jewish people who are against Zionism. Therefore, being against Zionism is NOT being against Israel and is NOT being against democracy in the Middle East.

    Stop trying to conflate the two and go research the matter properly.

  • Dillonh

    What is this Ron Paul spambot shit. Im a Canadian and I would say he is definently the man for the job. He is one of the few politicians to takle issues like the federal reserve and fractional reserve banking. How can you guys sit by while a semi private entity controls your money. The lunicy of fractional reserve banking must come to an end and that wont happen because the media has 99% of you on a leash. Why is the government borrowing money at interest when they can create their own. To make a small hand full of people filthy rich. People please look into into your corrupt monetary system.

  • AMMACK

    your an idiot… tell your gfriend there to go for a walk in any DC ghetto at night.. even if he did say that it in no way makes him racist! g what kind of terrible monster would form self preserving opinion after a life time of experience.. Martin Luther King Jr. would agree with me.. i only wish he was around today to point out how ridiculous you are. Ron Paul is not a racist. if you knew what he was talking about you would see he was speaking out against the injustice of the war on drugs, defending black people. what a coward you are to criticize a man who has worked for you and ALL Americans for the last 30 years? some day a true black leader will rise up and expose people like you.. fascist true racist.. people like you keep black people down! your a man with no convictions, you will go with what ever your told like a sheep.. you probably think gangst rape is a true art form too? why dont you try and grow a pair?

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    it’s pointless to argue with anyone who’s already made up their mind to not change their mind.

    You’re speaking for Ron Paul supporters, I take it?

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Hey, Revolution…nice spin!

  • BlackFactMan

    I don’t know if he said those things, but as a Black man in a Caribbean country full of people who emulate black America, I honestly wouldn’t care if he did say them. If I were a U.S. citizen I’d still vote for him.

    “Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the `criminal justice system,’ I think we can safely assume that 95 percent of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal,”
    That is exactly what it’s like in my country’s capitol. At least 60% of men AND women here are semi-criminal. And 100% of the people have total disregard for ALL traffic regulations. And even when people get caught, our courts are so worthless that more than half of inmates awaiting trial for violent crimes are released scott free because they were in custody too long without being put on trial.

    Also, just because someone uses “black” in a statement it doesn’t automatically mean their opinion is based on the color of skin. Their opinion could be entirely based on the content of the persons character. People just like to tag on racist attributes wherever they can.

    Standing in the back of a crowded courtroom watching defendant after defendant fail to understand the Judge’s simple questions, I said to myself “THESE PEOPLE can’t comprehend simple English!” At least 20 people heard me say it. Nothing happened. But if I was white… “THESE PEOPLE” would have been my “last words”.

    “we are constantly told that it is evil to be afraid of black men, it is hardly irrational. Black men commit murders, rapes, robberies, muggings and burglaries all out of proportion to their numbers.”
    I’ve never had a non-black person do anything negative directly to me. But every burglar, rapist, and con-man that has ever affected the lives of my friends and family was black.

    If I ever met a white, chinese, or indian in a dark alley I’d probably say “What the fuck you doin’ back here dawg?!?! Come with, let me take your ass somewhere safe. Niggaz be doin some fucked up shit in the alley son. You lucky you ran into me and not my nephews.”

    All I’m sayin is I see no problem with having a problem with the group of people who cause the most problems. I don’t care what color or religion you are.

    “Stating that lobbying groups who seek special favors and handouts are evil, Paul wrote, “By far the most powerful lobby in Washington of the bad sort is the Israeli government” and that the goal of the Zionist movement is to stifle criticism.”

    I love jewish people. But just like RICH white people and RICH black people (in 3rd world countries) I HATE the rich and powerful Jewish people who try to exploit the memory of those who lost their lives in WWII and milk our sympathy for all it’s worth to get what they want. But regular-joe-9-to-5-2-kids-and-a-dog-jew…the jew who’s just like me and you. I love that jew.

    “If you have ever been robbed by a black teen-aged male, you know how unbelievably fleet-footed they can be.”
    I don’t really know what to say about this one. Around here witnesses don’t really call the police. And it’s not even due to that old “stop snitchin” foolishness. They just don’t. And with or without help from the community/witnesses the police just don’t do a good job. And even when they do a good job, like I said earlier, the person is going to get out either on bail or have the charges dropped because they were awaiting trial too long. And it doesn’t matter how semi or fully-criminal you are, the prison is full of people you know and can be friends with.

  • 2Hotel9

    MRW, you actually take anything issuing forth from the racebaitingpovertypimmps at NAACP as a positive? That right there is just fucking sad.

    Blackfactman, if you honestly think Luap Nor gives a shit about anyone that is not white, and giving him substantial amounts of money, you have far worse problems than inefficient local government and lackadaisical law enforcement officials.

  • Audi

    How about researching the actual source? I find it laughable that you can use these quotes out of context. If you read the actual quote from the report, you would know the writer IS NOT REFERRING TO THE AFRICAN AMERICAN RACE as being criminals – he is commenting on SOURCE BACKED STATISTICS regarding the specific demographic IN WASHINGTON DC DURING THAT PERIOD OF TIME (when crime in DC was at it’s highest).

    THE ACTUAL QUOTE :

    “Of black males in Washington, D.C, between the ages
    of 18 and 35, 42% are charged with a crime or are serving a sentence, reports the National Center on Institutions and Alternatives. The Center also reports that 70% of all black men in Washington are arrested before they reach the age of 35, and 85% are arrested at some point in their lives. Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the “criminal justice system,” I think we can safely assume that 95% of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal.”

    Since you have personally shown yourself to be incapable of researching what you post, please read and share the link to the actual report with your readers and whatever similarily research-retarded third party sources you receive your information from, so that they can read it and formulate their own opinions on the matter without reading half-assed, barely researched snippets of information:

    http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.african.american/msg/c8668bd3662b0fa5

  • 2Hotel9

    Good luck! Herr Doktor has a pile of tax dollars with which to assassinate the character of anyone that runs against him. Not to mention IRS and Dept Justice with which to harass y’all.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    the only dirt that people can dig up on Dr. Paul is this fifteen year old article

    That’s funny! When I ask Ron Paul supporters what he’s ever done, they can only point to an 18 year old press release about the “regulatory authority for the Know Your Customer regulation”. (Color me unimpressed!)

    Robert: Maybe if Ron Paul’s supporters could separate themselves from the 9/11 Truthers (or weren’t Truthers themselves) and avoided Impeach Bush rallies, they might have a bit more credibility!

  • Jeugenen

    DAWN OF THE AMERICAN REFORMATION, AND END OF THE ERA OF THE UGLY AMERICAN
    This Ron Paul constitutional rebellion is an escalation and re-orientation of the American Cultural War, by the American People, against the rising governmental tyranny by Neoconservative Republicans and Leftist Democrats. It is sweeping across America like a wildfire – ignited by the illegal and unnecessary invasion of Iraq.
    It raises many crucial questions; such as, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to sacrifice precious American wealth and blood, in interests of domestic and foreign lobbies?
    And, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to allow my nation to be invaded and permanently occupied by illegal aliens?
    And, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to support the sacrificial killing of children, by their own mothers?
    And, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to discriminate against traditional religious practices in public schools, universities, marriage institutions, armed forces, and governmental offices?
    This creeping governmental tyranny, driven by perverse special interests, has now been going on for so many decades, like the illegal invasion, that the impending American Reformation is regarded with fear and loathing, by those who are to lose their illicit gains.
    Like Gandhi, Ron Paul is drawing his intrepid volunteers from the full spectrum of humanity; and World is cheering him on to victory.

  • http://www.tucc.org/about.htm MrClean

    Only one racist in the Presidential race as far as I can see and that is Obama.

    His church creed:

    About Us

    We are a congregation which is Unashamedly Black and Unapologetically Christian… Our roots in the Black religious experience and tradition are deep, lasting and permanent. We are an African people, and remain “true to our native land,” the mother continent, the cradle of civilization. God has superintended our pilgrimage through the days of slavery, the days of segregation, and the long night of racism. It is God who gives us the strength and courage to continuously address injustice as a people, and as a congregation. We constantly affirm our trust in God through cultural expression of a Black worship service and ministries which address the Black Community.

    The Pastor as well as the membership of Trinity United Church of Christ is committed to a 10-point Vision:

    1. A congregation committed to ADORATION.
    2. A congregation preaching SALVATION.
    3. A congregation actively seeking RECONCILIATION.
    4. A congregation with a non-negotiable COMMITMENT TO AFRICA.
    5. A congregation committed to BIBLICAL EDUCATION.
    6. A congregation committed to CULTURAL EDUCATION.
    7. A congregation committed to the HISTORICAL EDUCATION OF AFRICAN PEOPLE IN DIASPORA.
    8. A congregation committed to LIBERATION.
    9. A congregation committed to RESTORATION.
    10. A congregation working towards ECONOMIC PARITY.

    Click here to read about Dr. Wright’s talking points for Trinity United Church of Christ its Web site and the Black Value System.

  • Em

    There’s more, many of his supporters can’t capitalize, spell or use grammar correctly.

    I don’t understand why the conversation had to take a turn in this direction, having quoted statements that were definitely intelligible, and cutting down a person based on their writing style.

    BTW, I found two errors in your statement, quoted above.

  • Mr.Koala

    Well you have to realize that because Ron Paul did not go along with any of the corruption and did not let himself be controlled by the republican/democratic party they did not give him the power to do much in congress. If you know about the congressional process then you also know that as either a senator or representative unless you are part of a committee (the groups responsible for what laws actually get proposed and voted on) you don’t have much power beyond a single vote. Because Ron Paul was kept off of these committees there wasn’t much he could do but as president he would be in a position to make a difference.

    On the other hand lets assume that you are right and Ron Paul is evil. Do you suggest that there is another candidate with as much backing as Ron Paul (keep in mind that Ron Paul broke very single record for fund raising before the primaries started without any major grants or support from big business, that means it all came from personal and small organization donations) who is not being controlled by their party or are you saying there is no hope unless we overthrow the government?

  • Dave in Alaska

    This sort of attack on Dr. Paul is getting tiresome. If anyone this side of the 90′s cares to know, Ron Paul apologized for the insensitive things written in the newsletter bearing his name a long time ago. The writer’s 95% figure was making a comment about government, not blacks, but Truth is the first victim of dirty politics.

    Ron Paul is not at all racist, and he is running a clean, principled campaign. We love him. THAT is what makes his detractors so crazy.

  • Bigfoot

    “semi-criminal”?

  • KnowtheTruthaboutRP

    Please note: The above posting until “It seems to me that he has been at this for quite sometime” are excerpts from Ron Paul’s Newsletters. Not my vies but an attempt to the truth about Ron Paul. The onyl people inthis country who will know true freedom are Whites, and only the ones who think like he does.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    “peacenwisdom” said, I could give a @#$% about speaking this language that was forced upon my people to how you would think I must speak or type it!

    You’ve got people?

    Scary.

  • docdave

    All of the ‘evidence’ aside, I don’t see Paul as a rascist. These days if you even think the n word or make any other off-center comment you can be labeled a rascist. I have experienced that myself when I made some reference to black history that offended a black girls sensibilities. Much that is called rascism today are simply excuses to fuel and prolong racial divisions.

  • robert108

    Sparkie: I only addressed your faulty analogy; the rest you made up on your own. Get over yourself.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    Weird how people take the side of the true “ethnic cleansers” – the Muslims. Andrew Austin, you’re a despicable creature.

    You don’t know what freedom is, so don’t try running that bullshit jive past us. You’re a socialist as any two second look towards your piddle blog shows. Spare us your nonsensical spiels.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    how pathetic that you guys repeat the same fake bs towards ron paul

    Yeah! When you guys could be repeating the real bs towards ron paul!

  • JP

    And they called Paul supporters “spammers”? Nice spam by “Corbin Cherry”. Did you Google Ron Paul and decide to spam every blog you found? I guess your father likes wasting his time and money on an unwinnable campaign. Paul supporters from around the country (the world even) will donate as much time and money needed to guarantee that Dr. Paul has a seat in Congress for as long as he wants it. Your dad should look into history. The Democrats don’t even field a candidate against Dr. Paul because it’s such a waste of time. Look at how Chris Peden faired last election. He only lost by 50 or so percent. lol

  • robert108

    Anyone who deviates from mainstream politics is immediately written off as a “wacko”.

    Depends on the amount of deviation; with Paul and his followers, it’s considerable.

  • 2Hotel9

    Andrew, Jordan is a lovely country, diverse and tolerant. Always has been. Did you perchance make a side trip into Syria, or perhaps Saudi Arabia.

    You had it going, up until that last paragraph, when you toddled off into bolierplate, leftarded crapland. Your little spiel may work with the teenybopper myspace/facebook crowd, not here. Try again, elsewhere.

  • FoxBlade

    Funny how there is no solid proof and yet you take it as hard fact.

    Well this is my first and my last visit. It just seems the intelligence here is really lacking and I don’t want to be infected with stupid by staying here any longer than I already have.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    Wow. What a surprise. Ole socialist Andrew up there is a Associate Professor of Social Change and Development and Chair of Sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

    How typical. On the side of Muslims who would quickly kill his hippie ponytail wearing ass. Clueless.

  • Steve

    So let me get this correct. Ron Paul is endorsed by both Walter E. Williams of George Mason University,
    and, the late great Aaron Russo. Not to mention had been for some time.

    Yet he’s a racist?

    Sounds pretty shallow and judgemental to me.

  • 2Hotel9

    “And yet you still have not provided a single instance of Luap Nor doing ANYTHING, ever, during his entire Congressional career to fix any of the “problems” he, and you, endlessly screech about.”

    And yet again, you supply not one single bit of evidence that Luap Nor has done anything about any of the “problems” you and he endlessly screech about. You simply blahblah in circles, whilst Luap Nor continues to suck up tax dollars at an ever increasing rate.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    they all have the same avatar.

    dd: I think the “blockhead” graphic just takes the place of the old “question mark” graphic.
    It threw me a bit the first time I saw it.

  • somnambulist

    It’s not enough for the idiots above be a Ron Paul supporters, those who irrationally think a third-party nobody will actually WIN an election, now they’re starting to realize there’s NO WAY the guy will be elected. They’re so scared they have to accuse anyone who posts facts about the guy of LYING or running a smear campaign against their hilarious “presidential candidate.”

    The statement Ron Paul made is clear: “Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the `criminal justice system,’ I think we can safely assume that 95 percent of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal.”

    He clearly is stating that almost all black males “in that city” are criminals, or behave like criminals. If you disagree that this is the idea conveyed by the quote, maybe it’s time to take a few brush-up reading comprehension or general English classes at your local community college instead of devoting most of your free time to supporting a presidential candidate who is not going to win an election for, say, governor of Alaska, much less President of the United States.

  • 2Hotel9

    We been trying to get the paulettes to do so for a year. No takers.

  • 2Hotel9

    My favorite part is when he steals their money and they go all gooey eyed and sappy about how Herr Doktor is their savior. Priceless!

  • robert108

    This would be equivalent of me saying that people who are politically critical of republican lobbyists hate whites.

    Faulty analogy. People who are politically critical of Republicans hate individuality. Dems are also mostly white people, as you can see from the Clinton administration.

  • Charless

    A statement made 1n 2002 by Ron Paul
    “The true antidote to racism is liberty. Liberty means having a limited, constitutional government devoted to the protection of individual rights rather than group claims. Liberty means free-market capitalism, which rewards individual achievement and competence, not skin color, gender, or ethnicity. In a free market, businesses that discriminate lose customers, goodwill, and valuable employees — while rational businesses flourish by choosing the most qualified employees and selling to all willing buyers. More importantly, in a free society every citizen gains a sense of himself as an individual, rather than developing a group or victim mentality. This leads to a sense of individual responsibility and personal pride, making skin color irrelevant. Rather than looking to government to correct what is essentially a sin of the heart, we should understand that reducing racism requires a shift from group thinking to an emphasis on individualism.”

  • Rory

    Oh how I do love it when people dig up this stuff. The only thing I love more than that is the idea that all us Ron Paul folks are get “action emails” telling us what web sites to go to and what comments to leave.

    Try again.

    ps. I found this by googleing “ron paul racist” because one of my friends has fallen for this bullshit.

  • http://tomasestradapalma4today.blogspot.com/ Tomas Estrada-Palma

    Look here Mr. Smear:

    http://tomasestradapalma4today.blogspot.com/

    You call that racist? Please! One sliver of life which he did not even write – against his incredibly honest record. The trouble with many in America is they are so crooked themselves they do not recognize an honest man. Shame on you! GO RON PAUL!!!!

  • http://www.freedomtofascism.com/ FreeThinker

    I do not want to pretend to be some expert on political stances. I am an independent consultant, author and former University professor (for computer…not political…science). Even so, I am a fair judge of character and learn new things quickly. (and don’t bring up standardized tests as any sort of intelligence–they aren’t. Evenso, my IQ was tested at over 160, my SAT scores got me the scholarhips I needed, my ASVAB score on a 100% complete test got me a courtesy call and special recommendation).

    My point is that I study situations and provide calm collected feedback. I am paid to do this on a daily basis for technical work. I applied some of the same methodologies to test the waters with current Presidential candidates.

    Unlike technical documentation (which is often detail-rich and highly accurate), politics is almost purely subjective and opinionated.

    Look at the several attempts to interpret ‘change’ by the current frontrunners.

    I am disallusioned by Fox, CNN, ABC news and the like. The candidates seem empty and shallow. The well rehearsed responses sound so corny and scripted. I was quite shocked to hear Ron Paul speak. Sure, he seems rough at the edges and a bit kooky. But, the man is sincere and has some strong ideas. He actually has something to say and a meaningful message.

    I came across this site in seach of anything contrary to the notion that Dr Paul is a decent man. I do not find any evidence here. To not only pick statements out of context, but to wrongfully attribute them to another person is a cold, calculated smear.

    I am not entertained by the pretentious banter at work here. It’s like watching Fox’s Red Eye show: Low-brow ‘wit’ with interpeppered buzzwords that almost sound intelligent to the sophomoric sheeple.

    I have gone back and read the articles and feedback that have come up over the past year on this issue (even though it has been in the press for the past 10 years).
    The truth is the Dr Paul have proven with his character that he is against racism.
    Here, yet again, Ron Paul explains how this story is NOT from him, and he was NOT in congress when it came out (he went back to practicing medicine and let others run the paper in his absence).
    http://www.ronpaul2008.com/press-releases/125/ron-paul-statement-on-the-new-republic-article-regarding-old-newsletters

    Ron Paul is a decent man that truly believes in liberty.

    Do you even know you the CFR is?
    Is the threat real with Obama, Hillary, Romney, Huckabee?
    You betcha.

    I personally went through and not only read statements, viewed Youtube interviews with them, but I also looked up the voting records from past 2 years for Hillary, Barack and Ron Paul. I wanted to be the first to ‘dig up dirt’ on Paul.
    Guess what? It isn’t there.
    Ron Paul voted time and time again against big government, war on Iraq (he solely addressed Congress to say they had no business there and it would ultimately drain our resources and institute the draft–found the old video on Youtube). I read more than just the name of the bills, but read the entire bills from the Library of Congress and found all kinds of crap added on (that had nothing to do with original). Congressman Paul read them and said NO.

    I also looked at financials. You should too.
    Then ask why Hillary was the only person (from either party) to abstain from voting on senate bill that addressed Credit Card debt and liabilities–most Dems said No, most reb said yes…Oh yeah, she reported $5 million in a CitiBank accountand a Citibank card with $10,000-$50,000 monthly balance. Out of her 7 page income statement, page 3 is magically gone. June-August income just disappeared.

    I looked at Obama’s record. Straight party line 97% of the time. Missed 37% of votes. Financials are pretty clean. Did good job by getting $1.9 million advance on a book deal with Random House (who also fronted over $600,000 to Hillary last year).

    Folks, with all the reading and research I have done, I am thoroughly convinced of the greatness of Dr. Ron Paul.
    Forget about Republican vs Democrat or the silly neocon, neo lib names. High level politicians are almost all corrupt and share the same real agenda.

    I have also seen too much against Huckabee, H. Clinton, Romney (Obama is new, but I fear already bought).

    Do you realize in the past 20 years we have only had a Bush or Clinton in office?
    The only change must be revolutionary.

  • WETBACK

    A wealthy Ron Paul supporter in Massachusetts has taken out a full-page, black and white ad that will appear on either November 20th, or 21st in the USA Today newspaper.

    Someone listed the price at $106,400 for this ad.

    HERE

  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If9EWDB_zK4 Frank Luntz

    If the polls are telling you that Ron Paul is a Racist, click title.

  • http://www.freerepublicans.com/ FreeRepublicans.com

    “The Ronnies” as I call them are very coordinated, I’ve seen my traffic skyrocket since posting about him.

    It is interesting that some many GOP resources are being dedicated to slamming Ron Paul. (Note: I didn’t use the term smear for a reason.)

    The best course, as usual, is to simply ignore those that are deemed fringe. But giving them air and web play, you’re getting the word out.

    The more Republicans slam him, the more likely the left wing wackos that want to see the U.S. out of Iraq are to show up and vote for him in open primary states as they voted for McCain in open primary states in 2000.

    If you don’t take him seriously, don’t acknowledge him.

  • robert108

    Ron Paul is not a conservative; he’s a simple-minded reactionary.

  • 2Hotel9

    And yet 2 more times no list of Herr Doktor’s accomplishments. And if he was such a great man of medicine, why did he surrender his license to practice medicine?

    Yep, this ain’t racist,”"Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the `criminal justice system,’ I think we can safely assume that 95 percent of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal,” Paul said.”, even though the actual facts and statistics paint a totally different picture.

    Perhaps some of you could be bothered to discover what the real percentage of black males are, in fact, criminals in DC. Instead of just spewing paulette talkingpoints.

  • POLITicuss

    Politics is a rough and tumble game. If you can’t stand the heat (Ron Paul and supporters) then drop out of the running.

  • Father Kindly

    There are many reasons not to vote for Ron Paul (or any other Republican, for that matter) but racism and antisemitism are not among them. He did not make the remarks attributed to him in this article, has denounced them, and I detest the ease with which someone can be “Swift Boated” and the canards accepted as gospel by the gullible.

  • Roger

    You’re right, it is a good time for apologies rather than excuses. I mean, how good of an excuse is it that Ron Paul didn’t write the words?

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Dr. Paul is far from perfect, but as far as politicians go… he’s Superman-Jesus!

    Superman-Jesus?? Makes sense! Ron Paul’s followers compare him to Superman and the more profane among us go: Jee-sus!

  • Erin

    To understand the Israeli Lobby (AIPAC) and its influence on American Politics and Foreign Policy, one must read the book, “The Israeli Lobby and US Foreign Policy,” by John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen M. Walt. If you still think that Ron Paul is an anti-semite after reading this book, you are in denial or ignorant of the facts. The first line of defense against any politician who is outspoken or critical of Israel is to call them an anti-semite. AIPAC will give large donations of money to Pro-Israel candidates and back opponents of ones who are critical of Israel’s policies. Ron Paul is again, speaking the truth. Unfortunately, the media obeys AIPAC as well and the Mainstream media is not allowed to be anything but Pro-Israel.

  • KnowtheTruthaboutRP

    Regardless of what the media tell us, most white Americans are not going to believe that they are at fault for what blacks have done to cities across America. The professional blacks may have cowed the elites, but good sense survives at the grass roots. Many more are going to have difficultly avoiding the belief that our country is being destroyed by a group of actual and potential terrorists — and they can be identified by the color of their skin. This conclusion may not be entirely fair, but it is, for many, entirely unavoidable.

    Indeed, it is shocking to consider the uniformity of opinion among blacks in this country. Opinion polls consistently show that only about 5% of blacks have sensible political opinions, i.e. support the free market, individual liberty, and the end of welfare and affirmative action…. Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the “criminal justice system,” I think we can safely assume that 95% of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal.

    If similar in-depth studies were conducted in other major cities, who doubts that similar results would be produced? We are constantly told that it is evil to be afraid of black men, but it is hardly irrational. Black men commit murders, rapes, robberies, muggings, and burglaries all out of proportion to their numbers.

    Perhaps the L.A. experience should not be surprising. The riots, burning, looting, and murders are only a continuation of 30 years of racial politics.The looting in L.A. was the welfare state without the voting booth. The elite have sent one message to black America for 30 years: you are entitled to something for nothing. That’s what blacks got on the streets of L.A. for three days in April. Only they didn’t ask their Congressmen to arrange the transfer.

    During Paul’s 1996 Congressional run, the Houston Chronicle unearthed some additional racial comments from his newsletter (emphasis mine):

    Texas congressional candidate Ron Paul’s 1992 political newsletter highlighted portrayals of blacks as inclined toward crime and lacking sense about top political issues.

    Under the headline of “Terrorist Update,” for instance, Paul reported on gang crime in Los Angeles and commented, “If you have ever been robbed by a black teen-aged male, you know how unbelievably fleet-footed they can be.”

    Paul, a Republican obstetrician from Surfside, said Wednesday he opposes racism and that his written commentaries about blacks came in the context of “current events and statistical reports of the time.”

    … [I]n the same 1992 edition … [Paul wrote], “We don’t think a child of 13 should be held responsible as a man of 23. That’s true for most people, but black males age 13 who have been raised on the streets and who have joined criminal gangs are as big, strong, tough, scary and culpable as any adult and should be treated as such.”

    Paul also asserted that “complex embezzling” is conducted exclusively by non-blacks.

    “What else do we need to know about the political establishment than that it refuses to discuss the crimes that terrify Americans on grounds that doing so is racist? Why isn’t that true of complex embezzling, which is 100 percent white and Asian?” he wrote.

    nd the November 1, 1996 issue of the alt-weekly Austin Chronicle offered some additional gems from Paul’s oeuvre, including his thoughts about his former House colleague, the legendary Barbara Jordan (D-TX):

    University of Texas affirmative action law professor Barbara Jordan is a fraud. Everything from her imitation British accent, to her supposed expertise in law, to her distinguished career in public service, is made up. If there were ever a modern case of the empress without clothes, this is it. She is the archetypical half-educated victimologist, yet her race and sex protect her from criticism.

    It seems to me that he has been at this for quite sometime. The Heritage Front a Toronto Based White Nationalist/Neo-Nazi organization has him and his writings to include the Ron Paul Political Report in its list of “Racialist Addresses and Phone Numbers.”

    It’s funny that so many of you “support” this candidate. So many of you excuse his comments in the same way the holocaust denial “experts” and their followers excuse the broken logic and pseudo science used in there absurd arguments. To the poster above who mentioned an increase in Pro Ron Paul posters think of this… The WN community is behind Ron Paul for President, visit Stormrfront or any other WN Internet community and youwill see he is the guy they want to win. Ron Paul is exactly what is being portrayed… all you have to do is look.

  • http://darksaturos.blogspot.com/ Robert M.

    Addressing the conspiracy stuff. He’s not anti-Semitic or into conspiracy. He was referring to the Israeli lobbyists. There’s no conspiracy involved. They exist, like every other lobby group. He just hates lobbying, and really who doesn’t? It’s not about any weird New World Order BS.

  • peacenwisdom

    Such stupidity!

    “Can’t capitalize, spell or use grammar correctly.”

    So you preffer to “attempt” to get personal as opposed to staying on the actual subject at hand. Because one speaks Enlgish differently than what is considered “correct” doesn’t mean that that person isn’t POLITICALLY MATURE!

    I could give a @#$% about speaking this language that was forced upon my people to how you would think I must speak or type it!

    I got my point across and it was understood!

    There are many people who can speak “proper” English and view themselves as “intellectual” but are completely and totally stupid when it comes to how to live life honestly and morally! Many “intellectuals” are criminals but know how to hide it cause they are the true scum of the planet!

    I guess u along with the other anal exits were born to test the good honest people of the planet!

    The opinions of scumbags means nothing to people like myself.

    I SUPPORT RON PAUL AS WELL AS MORE AND MORE AMERICANS DO EVERYDAY!!!

    RON PAUL FOR PRESIDENT!
    THE CHAMPION OF THE CONSTITUTION!!!

  • proxywar

    “The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy”

    I hope you’re aware there is a rebuttle book out called The Deadliest Lies: The Israel Lobby and the Myth of Jewish Control which discredits The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy book.

    Tips hat.

    So stop thinking in a black and white perceptive only. No pun intended. Nor was it a racial dig. It was infact a dig at your mental perception of that Lobby situation.

    Lets get down to brass tax here…

    What I’m about to say will not sound book smart nor morally educated in the slighest, but it is the truth when it comes to obtaining power and conquering foes.

    If I’m more violent than you, If my army is more determinded than yours, there is nothing any of you can do to stop me. No amount of disinfo or MORAL LOGIC you claim as truth could ever stop my progressive offessive espeically when All I have to do is pay off other countries to back me.

    And remember Truth is subjective, Nothing is fact accept mathematical equation.

    There are rulers and then there are people who think they can save the world. These latter people disgust me with their pretentious do-gooding.

    Saving the world or just trying to save america is rethoric designed to influence a particular mobs sensationalist agenda. There is no more truth to their agenda than there is in their oppoistions agenda.

    No amount of Pual policies will change that factor.
    Espically when you look back at history and see his type of isolationism lead to the rise of hitler and Hideki Tojo.

    Because every action has a opposite reaction. One mans liberity is always another mans oppression.

    I consider Oppression a libality which I can’t have if my liberity is to prevail.

    This is the way ALMOST EVERY MAN OF POWER HAS THOUGHT. It’s biological fact made crystal clear in survival of the fittest by darwin.

    So we can keep throwing books back and forth at each other about each others Ideology/meme or we can step out side and see who’s ideology survives. If I win, the cause will be You’re ideology will no longer exist or will be altered in some manner as to I see fit. Simple as that.

    I support GLOBALISM. Anything to by pass space laws so we can leave this stupid fucking planet and terraform mars already as posthumanist explores.

  • docdave

    Do I detect sock puppetry from Matt and all his aliases given that they all have the same avatar. Naw, it’s just a wild coincidence.

  • BennyFrankilin

    I have been scouring the internet for the last two night looking for a “Ron Paul Weakness.” The guy is a 10 term Congressman and the worst thing I can find is an edgy commentary that was made during the “Crack Cocaine” era. The guy is from Lake Jackson. have you ever been to Lake Jackson? It’s “LeaveItToBeaverville” USA right next to one the largest chemical refining and processing complexes in the world. This is a very Pro-Oil,Pro-Gun Pro-Religion and Pro-Constitution area of Texas. And this guy has been elected 10 times by this very conservative district. He seems like the “Lorax” of the constitution.

  • 2Hotel9

    Pretty obvious, when even a spambot gets it.

  • BlackFactMan

    I don’t know if he said those things, but as a Black man in a Caribbean country full of people who emulate black America, I honestly wouldn’t care if he did say them. If I were a U.S. citizen I’d still vote for him.

    “Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the `criminal justice system,’ I think we can safely assume that 95 percent of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal,”
    That is exactly what it’s like in my country’s capitol. At least 60% of men AND women here are semi-criminal. And 100% of the people have total disregard for ALL traffic regulations. And even when people get caught, our courts are so worthless that more than half of inmates awaiting trial for violent crimes are released scott free because they were in custody too long without being put on trial.

    Also, just because someone uses “black” in a statement it doesn’t automatically mean their opinion is based on the color of skin. Their opinion could be entirely based on the content of the persons character. People just like to tag on racist attributes wherever they can.

    Standing in the back of a crowded courtroom watching defendant after defendant fail to understand the Judge’s simple questions, I said to myself “THESE PEOPLE can’t comprehend simple English!” At least 20 people heard me say it. Nothing happened. But if I was white… “THESE PEOPLE” would have been my “last words”.

    “we are constantly told that it is evil to be afraid of black men, it is hardly irrational. Black men commit murders, rapes, robberies, muggings and burglaries all out of proportion to their numbers.”
    I’ve never had a non-black person do anything negative directly to me. But every burglar, rapist, and con-man that has ever affected the lives of my friends and family was black.

    If I ever met a white, chinese, or indian in a dark alley I’d probably say “What the fuck you doin’ back here dawg?!?! Come with, let me take your ass somewhere safe. Niggaz be doin some fucked up shit in the alley son. You lucky you ran into me and not my nephews.”

    All I’m sayin is I see no problem with having a problem with the group of people who cause the most problems. I don’t care what color or religion you are.

    “Stating that lobbying groups who seek special favors and handouts are evil, Paul wrote, “By far the most powerful lobby in Washington of the bad sort is the Israeli government” and that the goal of the Zionist movement is to stifle criticism.”

    I love jewish people. But just like RICH white people and RICH black people (in 3rd world countries) I HATE the rich and powerful Jewish people who try to exploit the memory of those who lost their lives in WWII and milk our sympathy for all it’s worth to get what they want. But regular-joe-9-to-5-2-kids-and-a-dog-jew…the jew who’s just like me and you. I love that jew.

    “If you have ever been robbed by a black teen-aged male, you know how unbelievably fleet-footed they can be.”
    I don’t really know what to say about this one. Around here witnesses don’t really call the police. And it’s not even due to that old “stop snitchin” foolishness. They just don’t. And with or without help from the community/witnesses the police just don’t do a good job. And even when they do a good job, like I said earlier, the person is going to get out either on bail or have the charges dropped because they were awaiting trial too long. And it doesn’t matter how semi or fully-criminal you are, the prison is full of people you know and can be friends with.

  • Coltheart

    “Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the `criminal justice system,’ I think we can safely assume that 95 percent of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal,” Paul said.

    Ron Paul is slamming the efficiency of the D.C Police, not pronoucing racial bigorty.

    To all who read this: Only someone who is intent on discrediting someone and seeing them disappear would twist, contort, and misrepresent their words like this.

    I know for a fact: I worked in the national media for over 6 years. And this is a joke. One of the big three, in case you’re wondering.

    “…because I can see how you guys are getting here, and the efforts seem pretty coordinated.”

    You bet. And does that threaten you for some reason? Why? Brother, we’re looking to preserve this country, the US Constitution, and equality for everyone. Turn around and take another look at what Ron Paul is saying. Get fully informed, then get back to me. You’ll realize you need to change your tune and FAST.

  • robert108

    …because you believe the ones Bush says on dogmatic justification alone.

    Wrong. Unlike you, I can recognize the truth when I hear it.

    BTW, I don’t give a fig about any of your hateful blather about “zionism”; it’s not an area of interest for me. It’s usually used as an antiSemitic smear word.

  • Michael Ray Wilson

    go to D.C and tell me that that sentance is false.
    and for god’s sakes look at his other policies.

    Nelson Linder, president of the Austin chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), defended Paul, saying that he has known him for 20 years, saw him as a “free thinker”, “very intelligent and very informed”, talking about “real issues” that “invite attacks on him”, who was “correct in what he’s saying”, and that knowing his intent, he believes Paul has been misconstrued and taken out of context.

    still think he’s racist? the NAACP is on his side…

  • Spencer

    Is it that blacks commit more crimes (statistically true), could be because blacks are prosecuted, tried, and convicted at higher rates than any other group… i.e. Jena 6. A lot goes into statistics, and it takes honest intelligence and reason do derive anything useful from them.

    (full disclosure: I am black, and “fleet-footed”)

  • http://www.allfaith.com/ John of AllFaith

    True.
    I really wish Ron Paul was not a racist and an antisemite. I agree with him on many topics, but he is not a good person unless one is White and Christian.

  • Chris

    What a smear. Ron Paul did not write OR say those things. They were in his newsletter, but written by a staffer so get your story straight you hack.

    If you don’t vote for Ron Paul, look forward to more domestic spying. Don’t be one of the sheeple. WAKE UP.

    http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/12/15/america/16nsa.php

  • Mr.Koala

    Well I won’t deny the corruption that has been eating away at America since the creation of the IRS and the Federal Reserve, but if what you say is true and there is no one in congress or the government who can be trusted then besides starting a real revolution and overturing the government what can we do. Or are you suggesting that there is a candidate Democrat or Republican besides Ron Paul who is not a puppet of the system? I know there are some third party candidates who would do some good for a change but with our two party monopoly over the voting system it’s impossible to get elected as a third party candidate.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    why would someone, like the author of this article deliberately attempt to stain the reputation of Dr. Paul in such a manner?

    Think that’s bad? You should see what’s being referenced over at LGF:
    Neo-Nazis Say: Ron Paul is One of Us or Ron Paul: No Problem with Donations from Neo-Nazis

    Rob looks like a Paulbot by comparison! :)

  • robert108

    …he wouldn’t institute laws that had anything to do with race.

    And yet that’s exactly what he proposed. The key word he used was “unfairly”; according to whom? The assumption that blacks aren’t guilty of the crimes for which they are punished, based only on their skin color, is the essence of racism: judging people by their race, not their deeds.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    Zionism is a European-based colonial practice advanced by a minority of Jews that has resulted in apartheid and ethnic cleansing in Palestine.

    The only case of “ethnic cleansing” that has more than quadrupled the population!

    Get real.

    Zionism must be opposed by people who believe in freedom and democracy.

    So the only case of democracy (until the fledgling Iraq) in the Middle East must be opposed on principles of “freedom and democracy”? Not only that, but the freest nation, bar none, in the Middle East must be opposed if you believe in “freedom and democracy”?

    Again – get real. Who are you trying to kid here?

    This is just like conservatives reducing criticisms of Republicans and Bush to anti-Americanism.

    Where does that happen? Point it out. It’s often claimed, yet nobody ever actually points out an example. Funny that, don’t you think?

  • Sundiata Daaka

    Just because 85% of black males are arrested dosent mean they are guilty of a crime. Millions upon millions have been arrested and never been charged for a crime. And the article states that a ghost writer wrote the article you are talking about. It was published in Ron Pauls magazine therefore he had some say in whether or not it was published. He was aware of its existence. Ron Paul simply wont make it past the primaries because he has been accused of being racist, he is republican, and he is from the south, the same state George W. Bush is from Texas. Sorry guys America is trying to distance theres selves from George Bush this next election. I dont mean any hard feelings, just my opinion.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    LOL… I voted for Nader in the last 2 elections… so for me it’s very exciting to see a candidate like Dr. Paul actually having a chance in this election.

    You realize that Ralph Nader and Ron Paul are just about as opposite as you could get, right?

    Btw, if you think that “pro black” equals growing up in “the ‘hood”, then you’ve got another thing coming. Just look at that “‘hood”! It’s decimating black people. There’s nothing “pro black” about it.

  • Jason

    A nation that once prided itself on a sense of rugged individualism has become uncomfortably obsessed with racial group identities.
    The collectivist mindset is at the heart of racism.
    Government as an institution is particularly ill-suited to combat bigotry. Bigotry at its essence is a problem of the heart, and we cannot change people’s hearts by passing more laws and regulations.
    It is the federal government that most divides us by race, class, religion, and gender. Through its taxes, restrictive regulations, corporate subsidies, racial set-asides, and welfare programs, government plays far too large a role in determining who succeeds and who fails. Government “benevolence” crowds out genuine goodwill by institutionalizing group thinking, thus making each group suspicious that others are receiving more of the government loot. This leads to resentment and hostility among us.
    Racism is simply an ugly form of collectivism, the mindset that views humans strictly as members of groups rather than as individuals. Racists believe that all individuals who share superficial physical characteristics are alike: as collectivists, racists think only in terms of groups. By encouraging Americans to adopt a group mentality, the advocates of so-called “diversity” actually perpetuate racism.
    The true antidote to racism is liberty. Liberty means having a limited, constitutional government devoted to the protection of individual rights rather than group claims. Liberty means free-market capitalism, which rewards individual achievement and competence – not skin color, gender, or ethnicity.
    In a free society, every citizen gains a sense of himself as an individual, rather than developing a group or victim mentality. This leads to a sense of individual responsibility and personal pride, making skin color irrelevant. Racism will endure until we stop thinking in terms of groups and begin thinking in terms of individual liberty.

  • Corbin

    Hello everyone, i just thought i would tell you some good news coming out of the 14th congressional district. A district that has been scarred by the remarks and non leadership and devotion by Ron Paul.The good news is my father Jeff Cherry will be running against Ron Paul for the 2010 congressional seat that will be up for grabs. If you would like to see my dads credentials and stances on issues that are facing our country today his website is http://www.Cherryforcongress.com.Please take the time and read some of what my father has written on his website and id be intereted in what you think.

    Take Care, Corbin Cherry

  • http://informationcentral.ws/ Lawrence Wilson

    Just copy and paste in address bar.
    http://www.illuminati-news.com/2007/0903.html
    These are big files which required broadband.
    You can also RIGHT CLICK AND SAVE AS TO YOUR
    Hard Drive. Approx 250 MB per file.

    Dr . Deagle’s Website
    http://www.clayandiron.com/
    http://www.nutrimedical.com/
    Radio Show Archives
    http://www.nutrimedical.com/audio.jhtml?method=categories

    Alan Watt
    http://cuttingthroughthematrix.net
    http://www.alanwattsentientsentinel.eu/

    James McCanney
    http://www.jmccanneyscience.com/
    http://www.jmccanneyscience.com/WeeklyRadioShowArchivesSubPage.HTM

  • 2Hotel9

    And still no list of Herr Doktor’s successes at ending ANY of the things he, and the paulettes, incessantly wail&screech about. Just 28 years of sucking up tax dollars.

  • Bat One

    I could give a @#$% about speaking this language that was forced upon my people to how you would think I must speak or type it!

    The obvious solution is to suggest you use your “native” language instead. Admittedly, your myopic virulence might get a little lost in the translation, but its not as though you’d be giving up much of an audience anyway. Besides, its usually better to be misunderstood than to be laughed at.

  • PrufeReedrUmerrituss
  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/Anna/ Anna

    I don’t understand how someone in a public position, or anyone for that matter, could be so irresponsible with the authority of their name. The thought of anything going out of his office with his name but not approved is quite worrisome to say the least.
    I understand the he has issued his response to the situation but I have failed see where he denied he “said” any of it. He said he didn’t write it and of course we know that that’s what his office help is for but did he say the words that were quoted?
    He authorized the article when he allowed it to happen.
    It’s quite the lil’ political predicament he’s gotten himself into.
    ____
    “A genius is a genius, regardless of the number of morons who belong to the same race–and a moron is a moron, regardless of the number of geniuses who share his racial origin.”

  • Dave

    I know what you mean. Your lie about what he said really makes him sound like a bad person.

  • blayne

    whether or not that is true is disputable, but I know this-he said at the Tavis Smiley debate that the drug war and the death penalty should be repealed because they unfairly instituted against blacks and hispanics, and he has never not followed through on anything he said. whether he’s racist or not is a non-issue because he wouldn’t institute laws that had anything to do with race.

  • Vince

    I have already seen that these quotes have been discreditted as the quotes of the person that wrote his newsletter. Ron Paul apologized for the statements and made it clear that these were not his views.

    Is this really the worst dirt you can dig up?

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Oh, so some of the 95% he was talking about are just semi-criminals.

    As opposed to a fully-automatic criminal!

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    Chris Roedocker – “Its just a goddamned piece of paper.” G. W. Bush referring to the constitution.

    Can you prove that?

    Be careful with those quotations. You have no proof that Bush said anything like that. The story rests on anonymous sources twice removed. Quoting it as if it was undeniably said puts your own credibility into serious question.

  • 2Hotel9

    “The only change must be revolutionary.”
    Another advocate of Marxist Socialism. What an over educated dumbfuck. Freedom to Facism. Yep, college educated assbags like you want to drag America down that path.

    Senorita Palma, Herr Luntz, perhaps y’all will step up and list Herr Doktor’s many accomplishments? Not what he has voted against, not what he has whined and cried about. What he has accomplished. The many leadership positions he has had, the vast number of bills and amendments he has passed through Congress during his 28 years of sucking up massive amounts of Federal and State tax dollars.

    We are waiting, as we have been since Luap Nor started this charade.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/Anna/ Anna

    And so, BennyFrankilin
    Ron Paul a Lorax you say?
    – please pardon my cough –
    How far you think, will he go?…
    I don’t hopefully know.
    Maybe they will let him stay.
    And we hope that they may.
    Not dare just send him away. ;)

  • http://www.ronpaul2008.com/ FreeThinker

    2Hotel9…
    I don’t have any hurt feelings, as I think anyone reading through all of these posts can surmise that you are the one who seems emotionally involved in the dialogue. I am just fact-finding and in for good debate.

    Sure, certain Paul supporters are zealots. You will have that from time to time. How about you take responsibility for your own actions?

    You spout that no one has shown a single accomplishment of Dr. Paul.
    Perhaps you should read through the posts others make. Stop making so much awful noise and listen. I posted a video as one such answer, which I doubt you watched. You might shout the loudest, but the same old rhetoric is tiring and showing the shallowness of your ability to ascertain the real issues at hand. When have you presented real content to the conversation? Not one bit.
    Care to show what any other candidate has ‘accomplished’…or at least taken credit for?

    Throughout his career as is the case now, Ron Paul has brought _Real_ Issues to the Presidential debate. Since my first post on this board, I have signed up to help campaign by working in the Grassroots effort for Ron Paul. It is evident to me that our country is running rampant with ignorant people that don’t have a clue about delegates or what the role of our constitution is.

    I will be praying for you.

  • 2Hotel9

    I’ll be donating 500 bucks to Big Ronnie tonight!!
    matt on January 11, 2008 at 08:40 pm

    Sure you will, sweety.

  • Jeugenen

    BUSH’S IRAQ WAR FAUCETS

    The American Neo-Con Republican president, George Bush, got elected on his solemn promise that there would be “no nation building”; then, on the pretense of a nuclear threat, he illegally turned on two faucets: out of one flows the American People’s precious wealth, and out of the other faucet flows their priceless blood, to the sole benefit of Israel.

    This treasonous betrayal of the trust of the American People is a black mark on his name, which can never be erased, will damn him forever in history.

    Google: “Mearsheimer Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy”; and, “Human Events Ron Paul Interview”

  • 2Hotel9

    Again, no example of Luap Nor having ever done anything about any of the “issues” he and the paulettes screech endlessly about. 3 decades in Congress, and nothing. What you feel is irrelevant, what he has actually DONE is all that counts. And he has done nothing.

  • be free

    Hey man, I’m black, and we both joke and mourn about the primarily black on black crime that is taking place in Boston and D.C. Are black young men “fleet-footed”? Well, it’s a well-known fact that black people in general are fast — and even though I recognize that as a non-pc comment, it certainly is nothing that keeps me awake at night. Who hasn’t made a semi-racist comment in the heat of the moment? And how deeply did we mean it? Besides, he has distanced himself from it YEARS ago, and said it was a mistake. And, people evolve.

    As far as Zionist conspiracies go — why is it b-s. Antisemitism and pointing out suspicious elite Zionists agendas aren’t the same thing — and hell yeah, there’s a “capitalistic conspiracy” going on where some Zionists are involved. Just follow the money. Such a comment doesn’t demonize Jewish people in general, and it also involves Anglos and Arab families = RICH PEOPLE. This is nothing new, rulers of countries have done this for centuries — what’s so outrageous about that?

    I just finished watching a BBC series about the history of England, and its staggering how history repeats itself. English kings engaged themselves in both anti-antisemitism, information control, and taxation without representation. Just like here in the US, and in the case with the Jews, like what happened in Germany during WWII. Nothing new under the sun.

    I just donated $100 to the Paul campaigning, and I hope he wins. There’s only one thing I dislike more than self-serving neo-cons, and that’s socialists (and communists). I was brought up in social-democratic Sweden, so I’m talking from experience having been dependent an ruled by “the state” using my personal citizen ID all my life. Talk about another brick in the wall. Since the Democrats in this country both are self-serving, AND are trying to introduce social-democratic agendas, it just gives me a huge pause. I don’t trust Obama, and I certainly don’t trust Hilary with her power hungry self. Jeez, Bush Sr. and Billy boy seem a little bit too cuddly for my taste.

    I like the US constitution, and I support the idea of a TRUE republic, and Ron Paul really is the only alternative that represent such true republic values. Just my 2 cents.

    Greetings from Oakland, CA.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    And you have STILL not provided one single accomplishment in the 28 year record of Luap Nor in Congress. Not one.

    Well, there is the enormous gasbag with his name on it?

    No leadership and not a single accomplishment of note concerning any of the issues facing America and the world at large

    Never mind!

  • 2Hotel9

    “referencing statistical facts.” Well, now. Perhaps you should avail yourself of some of them there “facts”. Because nowhere near 95% of black males in the District of Columbia are criminals. Already posted links to DCMP and DoJ figures on this. And the small “fact” that Herr Doktor has lived an average of 7 months per year out of the last 28 years in the Metro DC area he should damn well know that already. But hey, racists ain’t worried about no stinckin’ “facts”, just in denigrating members of whatever race they hate. Like this,”Crime is far more popular among blacks than any other race here in the USA.” Real classy there, c loser.

  • c

    Ron Paul’s comments are not out of line. While his math may be a little off , Israel causes a lot of the world’s problems and negroids are never going to get their shit together.

  • 2Hotel9

    And yet another moron spewing racist, anti-Jew shit. And not one single example of Luap Nor doing anything ABOUT any of the BS you anti-American idiots are continually screeching about.

  • docdave

    2H, I read the article in American Thinker and was considering making a post on it. When all or most of the loonies and radical fanatics are the base of your support as they are for Paul, one has to suspect his motives.

  • 2Hotel9

    Speaking of waking up, your Jesus has been in Congress 28 years and done NOTHING. He is part of big Government and sits there sucking up tax dollars just like the rest. As to what he authorized to be published under his name, in his newsletter and books, here you go. Bon appetite’, paulette.

  • austintejas

    Ron Paul has done more good for this county than Obama will ever do…

    http://www.campaignforliberty.com/

  • Steve

    http://www.nolanchart.com/article1134.html

    See this article and hear the video.
    Over 20 years, Dr Paul has shown he is not a racist he has delivered babies of all races. He is for individual freedom, black, white, yellow, female, male, heterosexual and homosexual.
    He has thousands of people that know him and he has never shown the side of a racist.

  • Tim

    He was referring to 95% of the black males in DC, and I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s true.

  • robert108

    No, that’s not it; try again, troll.

  • pg in andheri

    the federal government and the individual states share government powers related to the criminal justice system. How do you feel power should be distributed between state and federal systems? Explain your rationale.
    the federal government and the individual states share government powers related to the criminal justice system. How do you feel power should be distributed between state and federal systems? Explain your rationale.

  • 2Hotel9

    And we keep telling you, stupid, Americans do not care who the world would elect.

  • 2Hotel9

    Funny, the same politically naive idiots cheering for Ron are the grandchildren of the politically naive idiots that cheered National Socialism in Germany during the early 1930s. Stupid is as stupid does.

  • J Esparza

    I’m a “paid operative”, but it’s pointless to argue with anyone who’s already made up their mind to not change their mind. Go vote for someone that’s gonna put us in a war with Iran. Good idea. This country is screwed. Anyone who deviates from mainstream politics is immediately written off as a “wacko”.

  • Jeugenen

    REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS IN REVOLT

    Just as the Ronald Reagan Real-Conservatives are revolting to crush the Podhoretz Neo-Conservatives; the Jack Kennedy Real-Liberals are revolting to crush the Leiberman Neo-Liberals.

    These Neocons and Neolibs, victims of their own bloody subversive ideologies, now have the traditional Conservatives and Liberals fighting to drive them from power. Hillary and Giuliani are both dropping in the polls at accelerating rates.

    The World is intently watching the American Cultural War, and cheering them on. It is the Dawn of the American Reformation; and the beginning of the End of the Era of the Ugly American.

    Google: “Who Would the World Elect”; “Stricherz Why the Democrats are Blue”; and “Mearsheimer Israel Lobby and US Foreign

  • 2Hotel9

    And yet again you provide not one single example of anything Luap Nor has DONE. Ever. Save your prayers for those oppressed by socialism and tyranny. I will answer to God when I stand before Him.

  • 2Hotel9

    We don’t care who the “world” would elect. The world “elected” Stalin and Mao and Hitler and Pol Pot. You clearly illustrate the mental disease that is support for Luap Nor ’08.

  • Jeugenen

    SHALL THE REAGAN CONSERVATIVES EXPEL THE PODHORETZ NEO-CONS

    Paul, Huckabee, and Romney are the Reagan Conservatives for God and Constitution; McCain is the Podhoretz Neo-Con for the un-constitutional McCain-Feingold suppression of internet freedom of speech, the immoral sacrificial killing of children by their mothers, the treasonous amnesty for illegal Mexican immigrants, and the sacrifice of the wealth and blood of the American People in un-constitutional wars for Israel.

    Shall these Podhoretz Neo-Con traitors against God and Constitution be justly expelled from the Republican Party by the Reagan Conservatives; or, shall they be allowed to continue to subvert it? Shall McCain have a date for the presidency; or shall he have date for the Conservative Republican firing squad?

    Google: Mearsheimer Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy; Stricherz Why the Democrats are Blue; Wall Street Journal McCain-Feingold; Human Events Ron Paul Interview; Who Would the World Elect.

  • docdave

    damn first time ive been to this retarded website and already finding morons.

    Then you should have felt entirely at home, moron. It’s freaking childish to go through life not being able to spell (there are spell checkers everywhere so there’s no good reason to post a horribly mispelled comment) and writing proper sentences much less paragraphs (you do know what a paragraph is, don’t you).

  • http://FreedomJoyAdventure.blogspot.com/ FreedomJoyAdventure

    HR 1207. Now up to 165 cosponsors.

    You clearly don’t have a clue about Ron Paul. Folks who actually know him realize that he isn’t racist. But you have an agenda, and an axe to grind, so you’ll keep on flogging that dead horse regardless of the truth.

    Ron Paul is the only member of Congress who consistently keeps his word to uphold and defend the Constitution. No one else comes close, the rest of them are sellouts to one degree or another, and so he has been the lone voice of reason for many years, isolated for his unreasonable integrity.

    So what exactly does Jeff Cherry bring to the party that is new, different, or exciting? He looks like a globalist neocon nannycrat to me. No thank you.

  • 2Hotel9

    I don’t hate you, I pity you. You think Luap Nor gives a fuck about anyone other than himself? You throw out terms such as “revolutionary” and actually think anyone here will buy your spin that you are some kind of super capitalist? Spare us your new and improved version of “to each according to their need” socialist crap.

    As for Katrina, I have spent 5 months, 3 weeks, 11 days in South Mississippi helping family and friends rebuild homes, farms, and businesses. Plus it has cost me $7000 of my own money and damn near cost me my marriage, so you can damn well kiss my ass.

    Want to vote for Herr Doktor, feel free. Spare us the propagandistic crap. He has spent 28 years in Congrees and done nothing, absolutely nothing, to help America. He has in fact sucked up a vast amount of tax dollars. Nothing else.

  • dirl126

    What is the popualation (percentage-wise) of blacks in our jails?

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    Sparkie makes no sense once again!

  • http://logicaltruth.blogspot.com/ logikal

    Why don’t people learn how to read correctly?? When he said 95% of blacks were criminal, he meant taking into account what is considered a criminal in the US. For example, he doesn’t think someone should be jailed for smoking weed.

    He does not consider 95% of blacks, criminals. He says our laws automatically make 95% of blacks, criminals. Ron Paul does not agree with the laws that make them criminals, therefore he does not think that 95% of blacks are criminal.

    It’s gotten to a point where people can not even read the English language correctly. Things need to be spelled out. Unbelievable!

  • http://www.ronpaul2008.com/ FreeThinker

    As for Katrina, I have spent 5 months, 3 weeks, 11 days in South Mississippi helping family and friends rebuild homes, farms, and businesses. Plus it has cost me $7000 of my own money and damn near cost me my marriage, so you can damn well kiss my ass.

    While I can understand your frustration in dealing with the aftermath of Katrina, and the strain on relationships, that statement is completely out of line. That is a hateful and venom-filled message.

    I have also been in Gulfport, Biloxi and Pass Christian. Since the beginning. I was NOT helping family or friends. I was and am helping complete strangers.

    Last year, I ended up becoming president of a not-for-profit that STILL has a base camp there and is providing free labor for rebuilding homes (and helps with case management as well). I had quit my salaried corporate job in 2005 (with all benefits) so that I could help more in disaster relief.

    I have flown down south and driven down south a number of times (over 900 miles each way). I provide remote support almost on a daily basis to keep their infrastructure going. Heck, when they wanted a vending machine for volunteers, I gave them my personal pop machine out of my home.

    I have met many survivors and heard the stories. I have many many pictures that I took myself. I made promo videos to help raise money. If you search online, you might still find the local Fox affiliate down there where I got some camera time (I know video was on web at one point).

    For my own gain? No. Not at all. That’s why I won’t give out my name or the org’s name. I don’t want recognition for that.

    My only point in participating in the online comments here is to clear up what appears to be hateful mudslinging at a good man. I still believe Ron Paul to be a good man, because you and no one else has proved otherwise.

    What has he done in Congress? Nothing by himself. No single Congressman can. He does bring up issues.
    Check this from 2002:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZmPS0XmeBw

  • j

    read the newest “color of crime” report by american renassance. anyone that does not know that in fact 95% of all black men are criminals is a total lunatic. the zionist conspiracy is bullshit, it is 100% out in the open! the fact that zionism exists and isreal is a welfair nation that only survives becasue of the stupid american government is giving them tons of money is a fact of life. they give so much money that if we stoped giving the welfair state of isreal money, our government could give every legal american 5-15 dollars a day forever and feed everyone is not a extreme idea. the fact is race matters with DNA, intelligence, crime and mental stability. 3/4 of all blacks and hispanics are violent criminals. at most 1% of all crime in america is commited by white non-hispanics. blacks are 15% of the population as is hispanics and the commit disproportionate amounts of crime. race is real, it is biological and not all people are created equal. asians nad whites are mentally healthyer and have higher I.Q. becasue of brain size and genetics. blacks are genetically made with small brains and less mental ability. no amount of PC brainwashing can erase the facts. blacks and those with black DNA are genetic criminals with the brains that are half way between apes and the human races. blacks are like donkeys and the rest of the races aer like horses. too bad when they cross breed they are no sterile like mules are..

  • matt

    I’ll be donating 500 bucks to Big Ronnie tonight!!

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    blacks are genetically made with small brains

    So, j: what’s YOUR excuse?

    You don’t get out much, do you? Your nonsensical, racist tirade is not based on fact, scholarship or reason. Who feeds you this horsecrap?

  • 2Hotel9

    Actually, going by DC MPD stats it is a bit lower than that. Luap Nor’s broad generalization based on race is not helping him, and since he is supposed to be so smart you would think he would know better.

  • DF

    Why are most people on this blog so fucking batshit insane?

  • DefenderOfFreedom

    LA Girl You go! The whistler has proven that he is, in fact the idiot here. Ron Paul all the way!

  • Dan Anson

    Antisemetic? Perhaps this article might shed some light:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AIPAC_espionage_scandal

    It’s really quite fascinating.

  • 2Hotel9

    Dillon, when you Canucks stop allowing Shar’ia to be used against your citizens you can criticize America. Till then, spambot, you can shut the fuck up.

  • joe

    Simply slander.
    There are plenty of reasons to disagree with/attack Ron Paul, it’s not as if his policies are non-controversial. This mud-slinging is just plain disgusting.

  • 2Hotel9

    And yet you still have not provided a single instance of Luap Nor doing ANYTHING, ever, during his entire Congressional career to fix any of the “problems” he, and you, endlessly screech about.

  • Bat One

    If you don’t take him seriously, don’t acknowledge him.

    Acknowledge who???

  • http://shadowdemocracy.wordpress.com/ Matthew Podoba
  • ADP

    The supposed, “coordinated effort” is just a lot of people who give a $hit about this country and where it is headed. I am a college educated white male American, and in every sense an ordinary citizen. I am not a paid operative (talk about ridiculous conspiracy theories), and this here that you are writing is a a smear man. I am not the only one fed up with these overblown charges of racism and the grip they hold on the American debate and the average American’s fragile psychology and worldview. Grow up. If all these people on here are indicative of anything, it is the way this guy motivates people and excites them about the problems America faces. It is a testament to the breadth of his national support. Peace be with you. Learn to write legitimate articles on legitimate topics, then maybe you can hope to have half the voluntary support he has.

  • 2Hotel9

    You got that right, Paulettes are seriously mentally deficient.

  • robert108

    If you empower the people to make laws, and give the power of government back to the people, you will not have corruption. The problem with too much privatization, is that you allow greedy business people to run the country, hold all the power, and pass laws that benefit them. Give the power back to the people…

    Businesses are not run by people? Your rant is internally contradictory. Get a grip.

  • tzinda

    What if it’s all a distortion? Right down to the advent of Christ? Do you really think God wrote the Torah and then decided to replace his Chosen religion with a new one, or two? You people are products of corruption, so your every thought is influenced by the malignant power of evil. Ron Paul is a part of that. AIPAC- not perfect, but trying for something good. Working against Jewish people is never good, never will be good, and always cuts off relationships to the Almighty in unimaginable ways. Good luck to all of us ;)

  • http://wwsword.blogspot.com/ Andrew Austin

    Why I initially posted here was simply to point out that opposition to a political ideology does not make one an anti-Semite. Labeling people who criticize the state of Israel “anti-Semitic” is a transparent attempt to stifle their criticisms. Remember, that an anti-Semite is a person who despises and discriminates against Jews because they are Jewish.

    However, I have since come to believe that Paul is an anti-Semite. His criticisms of Israel are not because he is in solidarity with the Palestinians, but because he sees Jews taking over the world economy. He let it slip once, while discussing the “new world order,” that we are being controlled by the “Jew world order.” He even chuckled and corrected himself. That slip (like the time Dick Armey called Barney Frank “Barney Fag”), let me know what was operating inside Paul’s head.

    Now I want to clear up something. I have twice taught at the UN University in Amman Jordan (an Arab Muslim country just north/northwest of Saudi Arabia, west of Iraq, and south of Syria, for those of you unfamiliar with it). There I traveled about the country freely among Muslims. Not only was I never threatened during my two stints there, but I was embraced, as were all the other Americans who were there either as teachers or tourists. We never had to have guards or companions. Christians were everywhere, and crosses and other Christian symbols were everywhere. Jesus is a prophet in the Koran and so is beloved.

    It reveals how profoundly ignorant some people are – cultural shut-ins, I call them – when they actually believe that white Christian people traveling throughout the Islamic world have something to fear or that Muslims represent a threat to America. Muslims are friendly, family-oriented people who have the same aspirations that we have, namely, to live comfortable, happy, peaceful lives. They have neither the means nor the desire to threaten American life.

    However, the sentiments shown to me by Muslims do not carry over to my government. It’s not Americans, Muslims will tell you, but the American government, which props up monarchs, funds and trains Islamists, and bombs their cities that trouble the Muslim world. They simply want the US to stay out of their affairs.

    I’m an atheist and critical of all religious extremism. I have criticized Christians and Muslims alike for their ideas. As for Israel, I recognize its existence and advocate a two state solution respecting international law. There is nothing controversial about position to Israel, albeit those who want no justice for those around Israel would love to make it out to be that way.

    The bottomline is that when it comes to who is causing the most trouble in the world, the answer is clear: the United States. This is why people around the world list the United States as the single greatest threat to world peace. Since I am an American, I have a keen interest in making sure my country does the right thing. What could be more patriotic than wanting your country to do the right thing? I guess for some it’s not questioning the government, waving the flag, and never taking responsibility for your country’s actions.

  • Joey

    Ron Paul wrote what lot’s of people think, including many Black people. I am a college educated young Black Male with a wife, two daughters and a great job. I live in Pleasanton, CA where Blacks make up 1.0% of the population or less and I’d bet you that none of us have criminal instances in our past. But if you drive about 25 miles in the northwest direction to a larger city called Oakland, you’d find numbers a bit closer to the numbers out of D.C.. While the percentage that Paul gave may have been a exaggerated, it is true that black male crime is higher than other nationalities when you consider our percentage of America’s general population. Since we know that we are marked as the problem in this society, why do we continue to give others negative info to back-up their reasons for disliking us. Black on Black crime is the norm for many communities and children without a father in the home is rising among all groups in America, but has become somewhat normal in the Black community. How many times have you heard a Black Woman say,”I can be my childs mother and father?” Why do you think they say that? They want the father in the home, but it is hard to keep someone if he doesn’t want to be there. Black men love making babies, but many do not like being tied to one woman. Until this changes, we will continue to see wreckless behavior from Black men and negative and sometime racist comments from white guys like Ron Paul.

  • docdave

    docdave. STFU about spelling

    sparkless, try reading all the comments so you know when someone is responding as I was to that jerk, anon. Anyway, comments with a lot of mispelled words and incorrect sentences detract from what a person is trying to convey.

    You’r really on a role today hurling insults at everybody. Forget to take your meds again?

  • 2Hotel9

    And you have STILL not provided one single accomplishment in the 28 year record of Luap Nor in Congress. Not one.

    Want to see hateful and venom-filled? Look to your fellow paulettes, listen to them, watch what they are doing. Spare me your hurt feelings.

  • Jeugenen

    RON PAUL – ESTIMATE OF THE NUMBER OF NAZIS CHEERING THE RON PAUL ONTO VICTORY

    Google: Who Would the World Elect

  • Jeugenen

    RON PAUL APPROACH TO SOCIAL PROBLEMS

    1. Make an educated guess on the magnitude of problem, such as black criminality at around 95%.
    2. Confirm this with statistical studies.
    3. Implement the necessary legislation democratically.

    Keen observation of human behavior, natural and cultural, and the courage that only a real leader possesses, is essential for success.

    Now, having heard Ron Paul’s estimate, based on personal experience and the news, sensible American People. about 80%, want to know the what percentage of other residents have a guess that is close to Ron Paul’s guess that “close to 95% of black are criminal”, in that notorious city of black criminiality. Then, they want to know who exactly is responsible for this deplorable state of black civilization; and why nothing is being done about it.

  • Abby Ricart

    I thought this was debunked already? A person in Ron’s campaign wrote those things, and was later fired because of it. In your blind effort to dig up dirt and mud sling, you failed to maintain a basic investigative premise: fact checking.

    Instead you probably saw this as your opportunity to use the most lethal (and untruthful) ammunition out on the vast Internet against Ron Paul. I was a bit torn as to whether I should present these facts on this issue to you, so as a compromise with myself, I’ll simply summarize:

    1. Ron Paul did not author the comments in question.
    2. Ron Paul took moral responsibility for the comments in question, because they were written by one of his campaign staffers. This amounts to an apology.
    3. The staffer was fired because of these writings.
    4. A vast body of information exists on Ron Paul’s true beliefs on the issue of race.

    By the way, I’m of a non-white

  • http://www.freerepublicans.com/ FreeRepublicans.com

    I didn’t post about this subject on my blog because I questioned the sourcing. But some “Ronnies” slammed my blog telling me about this story from the Free-Market News Network.

    Internet information claiming that presidential candidate Ron Paul (R-TX) is a racist — and made derogatory comments about African Americans – has been making the rounds within the blogosphere. But sources close to the editorial group that published the newsletter (or newsletters) that supposedly carried the comments claim that Ron Paul never had anything to do with them, and wasn’t even aware of them.
    &heellip;
    Says one source, “Ron Paul didn’t know about those comments, or know they were written under his name until much later when they were brought to his attention. There were several issues that went out with comments that he would not ordinarily make. He was angry when he saw them.”

    Ron Paul has said that he did not write the comments in question, but, nonetheless, has taken “moral” responsibility for them.

    An excerpt from an apparent interview with Texas Monthly as quoted on the blog Everything2.com clarifies the above information as follows:

    “In spite of calls from Gary Bledsoe, the president of the Texas State Conference of the NAACP, and other civil rights leaders for an apology for such obvious racial typecasting, Paul stood his ground. He said only that his remarks about Barbara Jordan related to her stands on affirmative action and that his written comments about blacks were in the context of ‘current events and statistical reports of the time.’ He denied any racist intent. What made the statements in the publication even more puzzling was that, in four terms as a U. S. congressman and one presidential race, Paul had never uttered anything remotely like this.

    “When I ask him why, he pauses for a moment, then says, ‘I could never say this in the campaign, but those words weren’t really written by me. It wasn’t my language at all. Other people help me with my newsletter as I travel around. I think the one on Barbara Jordan was the saddest thing, because Barbara and I served together and actually she was a delightful lady.’ …

  • Jeugenen

    RON PAUL FEAR AND LOATHING

    To better understand why the Ron Paul Rebellion is regarded with such great fear and loathing, Google:

    1. Human Events Ron Paul Interview
    2. PBS Ron Paul Interview

    To see how the American People judge Ron Paul’s relative performance in the Republican Debates, Google: Republican Debates

    To see how the unbiased People of World regard Ron Paul, Google: Who Would the World Elect

  • 2Hotel9

    And another Paul’08 campaign worker heard from. You idiots are just too funny. Hillary is certainly getting her money’s worth out of y’all.

  • 2Hotel9

    More spambotery from a paulette.

  • Brady

    Here’s what Ron Paul actually has to say about racism:

    “Racism is simply an ugly form of collectivism, the mindset that views humans only as members of groups and never as individuals. Racists believe that all individual who share superficial physical characteristics are alike; as collectivists, racists think only in terms of groups.”

    From:
    http://www.lewrockwell.com/paul/paul68.html

    BTW, the original article cited statistics that 85% of black males in Washington D.C. had been arrested. The article (not Paul himself) then went on to presume that figuring in the poor performance of DC law enforcement, the actual number was probably slightly higher. If the 85% figure were left at that, you’d still be bitching, except it isn’t Paul saying that, it’s just a basic crime statistic.

  • bg

    Clearly the NAACP would have something to say on the matter…

    http://www.digg.com/politics/NAACP_President_Ron_Paul_Is_Not_A_Racist

  • 2Hotel9

    That is what he said. Are you telling us that Herr Doktor can not be believed when he speaks, or that he is just another liar in Congress? Please to supply the long and extensive list of accomplishments Herr Doktor has achieved in 28 years in Congress. Not what he has tried and failed at. We have had that list posted several times. Show us what he HAS DONE, not what conspiracy theory poopoo he mumbles about.

  • Grover

    “Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the `criminal justice system,’ I think we can safely assume that 95 percent of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal,” Paul said.

    I have heard about this guy making racial statements for a few weeks now and decided to look it up for myself. If this is really a quote from him, why don’t you study it a little bit and learn how the language works. I will paraphrase what this says in layman’s terms for any that think Ron Paul is racist by this.
    The D.C. criminal justice system is a joke. By the standards it enforces, almost 95% of black males in the city would be labeled as semi-criminal or entirely criminal.
    Now ask yourself what those terms mean. Semi-criminal: Underage drinking, smoking pot, jay-walking, ect.
    Entirely criminal: Selling drugs, robbery, rape, murder.
    Now ask yourself a question. Do you know anyone that has done any of these? What, you jay-walked last week? Your daughter knows a girl that smoked a bong last month? Holy crap, good thing they weren’t a black male in D.C. Does racism exist? Sure it does. Why do WAY more black men go to jail for things that white frat boys never get bothered about? Maybe Ron Paul was saying that the D.C. criminal justice system was racist in it’s laws and how it acted on them. Calling him a racist for saying that is what we call “putting a spin” on something. Think for yourselves and ask questions, never take someones word that you don’t know, especially when it is something this important. I used to like Obama till I started looking in to things about him. Ron Paul I can find nothing against, and the more I look at his “bad qualities”, the more I like him. Even my 51 year old BLACK FEMALE friend likes him. The head of the NAACP said he is not racist. Think for yourselves. It might even feel good, give it a shot. Peace, Love, and Cold Beer. Grover.

  • 2Hotel9

    Is it the same Paulette that is financing the European and Chinese spambots? Or is this money directly from George Soros/Hillary08? FEC will disclose, whoever it is.

  • Matt C

    My favorite part is putting “Zionist” in quotes even though that word was used by the (yellow) journalist, not Dr. Paul.

    btw I find these remarks very distasteful, too.

  • http://ronpaul2008.com/ FreeThinker

    “The only change must be revolutionary.”
    Another advocate of Marxist Socialism. What an over educated dumbfuck. Freedom to Facism. Yep, college educated assbags like you want to drag America down that path.

    Where did you get off that I am an advocate of Marxism? That is completely wrong. I believe in a more capitalistic society than what we have now, not the welfare state of communism or socialism.
    Am I over educated? I don’t think so. There is much more to learn. If I told you that everyone from my father’s side (dad, uncles, grandfather..) worked in the steel mill, you would pin me a blue-collared unionized grease-monkey.
    The problem is that you are predetermined to judge me and to hate me. Reminds me one of the times when I was in Louisiana helping for Katrina relief (unpaid volunteer). As I walked through one of our make-shift hospitals, I heard some residents say in a loud voice “I AIN’T GOT MYYYY FEMA CHECK YIT!”. They must have assumed I was a government employee that handed out welfare. (I actually had mobilized the medical response unit for volunteer doctors and nurses). Just more proof of rampant ignorance biting the hand that cheerfully feeds them.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    HE IS OUR LAST HOPE!!! HE IS ALL WE HAVE LEFT!

    If that were true, then what Pilgrim says so often would be true!

    We are so screwed!

  • Amanda Greathouse

    Um , ok. Yeah, this sounds bad. In fact, it is bad. But it is no worse than the B.S. “Axis of Evil” crap coined by Bush. In, fact, it is admitted that black males have a higher liklihood of committing crime. So, in the exaggerating of a fact, he would not be lying, he would be using a literay tool called a hyperbole. ie, it is 125 degrees out. Little Timmy says “Gee wiz, it’s hot as hell out here today.” He isn’t lying, he is exaggerating a point.
    And, really, I would like to see a SINGLE PERSON who does not have a record of exxagerating anything. Because I know I do. So I am not going to hold an exxageration against the one man who seems the most likely to follow the constitution and do his damned job correctly out of all of the possible candidates. Screw that. And, for the record, I am a 21 year old bisexual Natvie American highschool dropout who used to smoke 3 oz of put a week and is -still- not a christian. This is not a matter of the candidates moralistic leanings if they are doing their job correctly. Because in the right hands, it would be about the leanings of the people in all things. A government by the people, for the people. And if you want to talk about something that is bullshit for blacks, how about the fact that the black citizens right to vote is in jeoardy every 25 years. Because it is based not on an amendment to the constitution, but a 25 year bill. And the last president to sign it was Bush. And after all this time, it still isn’t even on the table to be amended in the constitution. How you like them apples? And, as for the rather bitter comment about working for Ron Paul, I don’t, but I would love the chance to take part in the election in a significant way and stand up for something and someone that I believe in. Peace to you all.

  • 2Hotel9

    I tried to get AT on a feed, it would never work correctly so I gave it up. Finally got bloglines running OK and trying newsgator. May switch it all over, or not. You knows how much I hates change!

  • http://abcdeep.blogspot.com/ deep

    I can understand the problems with his comments towards black youth, but the Zionist remark is not inaccurate. Based on your logic, you can call many of America’s renown scholars “anti-Semitic” just for recognizing AIPAC’s powerful influence in Washington. You might as well throw Noam Chomsky and Norman Finkelstein in that category. Have you ever aspired attending Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government? Did you know the former academic dean, Stephen Walt, published the working paper with nationally renown scholar John Mearsheimer called “The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy”? Does he also fall into the classification of being an anti-Semite now? AIPAC is a strong player in influencing United States foreign policy. It is established in the field of government study as a taboo truth, and it is naive to think otherwise, or label it as a “kooky” conspiracy theory.

  • noreaster

    have you ever been to dc back in the day? some of my friends fit ron pauls desc.
    actually, if you remove skin color as a factor in being “black” then i have a bunch of friends that fit that desc. I don’t really think it’s that bad of a thing really. everyone breaks laws. just like the US government.

  • erin

    http://www.lewrockwell.com/paul/paul68.html – link to an essay Paul wrote. It clearly refutes the slander that he is racist or anti-Semite. Ron Paul values all individuals and his work towards liberty and freedom includes all persons.

  • Boring

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  • Ron Paul Revolution

    Ron Paul is the ONLY real conservative running for President. He is the ONLY person who cares more about the Constitutional rights of ALL citizens than about the almighty dollar or which abortion stance is popular this week. (Gu-lyin-ani and Rich Romney)

    Ron Paul WILL get thousands upon thousands of votes from people of all races who are interested in freedom, liberty, securing America’s borders, and protecting American prosperity and the rapidly eroding middle class.

  • 2Hotel9

    Spence, Luap Nor considers you the problem. Simply because you are not white.

  • Derek

    THIS GUY ASKED IF WE WERE PAID PEOPLE!? WHAT?! THIS IS A JOKE!? WHAT HE FAILS TO REALIZE IS THAT PEOPLE WHO LOVE RON PAUL WILL GO TO THEIR WITS END TO DEFEND HIM BECAUSE HE IS OUR LAST HOPE!!! HE IS ALL WE HAVE LEFT!!! PLEASE GOD LET HIM BE HEARD!!!!! WHETHER OR NOT HE SAID THOSE COMMENTS(WHICH HE DID NOT) IS IRRELEVANT; RECOGNIZE THAT HIS POLICIES WILL SAVE YOU AND YOUR CHILDRENS CHILDREN FROM THE ECONOMIC SLAVERY PLANNED FOR ALL !

  • 2Hotel9

    Now the pualettes don’t know how to type. What a bunch of morons.

  • 2Hotel9

    Explain why you are a spambot instead of being a real human being, what is your “rationale” for being such a fuckbag?

  • Dave

    Maybe try quoting an interview, speech or video in his 30 year career where he actually made a veriable racist or anti-semetic comment.

    Even within the pages of the RP newsletters where they have selectively republished the racist remarks on the same page you can find quoted Ron Paul speeches which sound nothing like the racist commentaries they say were penned by Paul.

    I believe these newsletters were publised under his name from the late 70′s to the mid 90′s on a monthly basis. Is it plausible that Ron Paul wrote all the articles contained within or even approved every article? Or is it more likely that some people who are attracted to his limited government , liberterian principles also have white supremist ideals and use Ron Pauls name to try and further their beliefs. When you stand for freedom of speech and limited government this kind of stuff unfourtunately comes with the territory.
    Ron Paul denounces it at every oppurtunity.

    BTW, David Duke has Ron Paul all over his website. I read a few articles from there and he truelly believe RP is running for the preservation of the white race. As much as he touts Paul he also has alot of negative things to say. For instance DD thinks Ron Paul should start getting more angry in public, fighting back instead of being so civil with the media. He suggestes RP start showing picture of illegal immigrants raping white women to show how serious a problem immigration is. DD can’t understand why RP isn’t more vocal about preserving this countrry for the white race. The reason, of course, is because Ron Paul does not feel that way.

    I’ll judge Ron Paul by what I see him do. Not the claims of madmen who try to associate themselves with him.

    Also, Ron Paul has spoken with 9\11 truthers when they come to his rallies to ask him a question. I guess he believes in that too? Even though in many of his debates he cites the 9\11 Commission reports and CIA reports about the root causes of the attacks.

    In fact, when you take the time to think about it, Ron Paul always gives reasonable, well thoughtout & educated responses for every question someone has for him. He doesn’t decline to answer anything or give a flip-flop response.

    But deep down we all know he’s been keeping all his hatred bottled up for the last 72 years… just waiting for his chance to spring it upon the American people. It must be killing him to have to keep spreading all this liberty-for-all, anti-war crap. ;)

    Do your own research people. Make your own decisions. If this is the best they come up with then I think we can trust our instincts that Ron Paul is the best man to right this country.

    Thanks!

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    please look into into your corrupt monetary system.

    If ours is corrupt, then yours is looney! Paul is unelectable. He has some good ideas but he needs a tinfoil hat.
    Insofar as he supports the Constitution he is on safe ground. No one disagrees with the Constitution, they disagree with Ron Paul.

  • Old fart

    The whistler is a fool. Waging a never ending battle of wits! Thanks for meeting me halfway!

  • banking deals

    I live in the believe that when liquor goes in the truth comes out. I do believe that it is not a coincidence that the man that decided to produce a remake of a movie intended as nazi propaganda to incite hatred and violence toward jews, is caught in public making severely anti-semitic remarks.

  • Jeugenen

    MC-CAIN THE NEO-CON PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IN THE AMERICAN CULTURAL WAR
    New Hampshire Podhoretz Neo-Cons, who now dominate the news media, very narrowly prevailed over the Ronald Reagan conservatives, 37% to 32%. Does this marginal victory predict the Republican candidacy for Neo-Con McCain, that notorious tyrant who supports amnesty of the 12-20 illegal aliens occupying American, American women sacrificing the lives of their children by abortion, and the non-patriotic sacrifice of the precious wealth and priceless blood of the American People in un-constitutional wars on behalf of notorious Israel; or, does this slim victory predict the Republican firing squad for Neo-Con McCain?

  • 2Hotel9

    Wow, what a load of crap. You striking writers are sure having to scrape the bottom of the barrel, if the best you can do is min wage hacking for Ron Paul. Truly sad.

  • pparets

    2hotel9: List RP’s accomplishments? Haha. Great question!
    I have included space below for defender of freedom’s answer.

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  • annonymous

    how pathetic that you guys repeat the same fake bs towards ron paul which he already discredited and when a supporter (btw we dont message eachother to coordinate to argue with you, theres just alot of supporters) tries to defend it you attack thier spelling and grammer? thats freaking childish, you’ve totaly failed and that avatar you got is stupid as hell whistler. damn first time ive been to this retarded website and already finding morons.

  • http://wwsword.blogspot.com/ Andrew Austin

    He’s definitely a racist. On my blog, I have used his own speeches to prove that he’s a racist (a sexist, homophobe, and religious extremist). His racism goes way beyond his newsletter rantings. It’s fundamental to his political philosophy.

    But he’s right about Zionist lobbies shutting down debate about Israel’s treatment of Palestinians. This is a fact, and it has nothing to do with anti-Semitism. I can provide you with many empirical examples of the Zionist lobby shutting down debate.

    Zionism is NOT Judaism. Zionism is a European-based colonial practice advanced by a minority of Jews that has resulted in apartheid and ethnic cleansing in Palestine. Zionism must be opposed by people who believe in freedom and democracy.

    There are many Jews who condemn Zionism, most notably Norm Finkelstein, Noam Chomsky, and Tony Judt. This is why they are so viciously targeted by the Zionist lobby.

    Of course, the lobby wants you to equate Judaism with Zionism so that any criticism of Zionism and Israel is heard as anti-Semitism. This is just like conservatives reducing criticisms of Republicans and Bush to anti-Americanism. If you fall for that old propaganda trick, then you’re a sucker.

  • Charlie

    What a fantastic spin you put on that! Well done. You should work for a political campaign. Please find one shred of evidence that any racist or anti-semitic (that one is laughable, as you misinformed people like to call anyone critical of Israeli policy to be anti-semitic) word was uttered or personally written by Ron Paul. All you’ve done so far is speculate, speculate, and hope.

  • Bat One

    Perhaps you could post a few of RP’s accomplishments in office.

    This shouldn’t take any time at all!

  • 2Hotel9

    And we are still awaiting any of you paulettes to supply a single instance of Herr Doktor having done anything, anything at all, to change any of the things he endlessly screeches about during his 30 years in Congress. Come on, step up to the plate.

  • 2Hotel9

    And yet you, like all the other paulettes, have not provided one single instance where Luap Nor has DONE anything, at all, ever, about any of the “problems” he screeches about. 28 years in Congress, sucking up tax dollars and making things worse. No wonder you want him , you think he will give you free shit if you vote for him.

  • Nicholas Asher

    Anyone still supporting Ron Paul after this information has come to light is no more than an apologist for him and/or these views. In addition, I won’t vote for any moron who blames these kinds of things on staff. Who needs another four or eight years of an idiot at the helm?

    When Gonzalez couldn’t remember every other situation recalled to him by the Senators, I realized that besides being a poor liar, he was also too near Alzheimer’s disease to remain in office.

  • Kenny

    I have to say I am surprised to read the racist and anti-Semite remarks from “Americans”. If you “really” read and dissect what he said…something our education system obviously doesn’t teach…you would see he said that it was D.C.’s laughable criminal justice system that has created a 95% criminal rate among blacks there….get a brain.

    And are you serious about the fast black man remark…its ok for every college in the nation to drool for a fast black kid to pick their school…but don’t dare say a black man is fast when he robs you because you then are labeled a rascist….absolute idiocy! White boys rob you too but they aren’t quite as fast….

    And now for the Israel statement. It is NOT anti-semitic to question an Israeli goverment’s motives and control over our government. It would be anti-semite to say Jews are nasty people…and he just never said anything remotely close to that.

    Think for yourselves people…please!

    Wake up people…Ron Paul wants America to be for the people, and the media ignored him and even defamed and ridicluded him. I am ashamed at any American that thinks this is how our people running for elected office can and will be treated.

    Cowards, all of you.

    Ron Paul and the fight for American’s Freedoms will continue to grow stronger! We need you to awake from your fright induced stupor. please…wake up!!! WAKE UP!!!

  • Erin

    To truly understand the Israeli Lobby’s (AIPAC) influence on American politics and foreign policy, one must read the book, “The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy” by John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen M. Walt. If you still think Ron Paul is an anti-semite after reading this, you are in denial or ignorant of the facts. Ron Paul is speaking the truth once again. AIPAC’s first line of defense against a candidate is to call them an anti-semite for being critical of its policies. AIPAC will give large donations of money to candidates who are pro-Israel and start a shmear campaign against those who are critical. Please educate yourselves because the mainstream media is under careful watch by AIPAC, so you will not find the truth there. To call this a “Zionist Conspiracy” is just what they want and go Ron Paul for standing your ground against such a powerful force!

  • 2Hotel9

    Proof? Did you see the write up at Powerline and American Thinker concerning Herr Doktor? Here,give it a quick scan, if you got 45 or 85 minutes to kill.

  • Jeugenen

    THE AMERICAN CULTURAL WAR AND RON PAUL REFORMATION — SOCIOBIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS

    In the American Cultural War, the antagonists can be conveniently divided into two broad categories: citizens who are the American People, and citizens who are consumed with fear and loathing of the American People.

    As the Ron Paul Rebellion relentlessly advances across America like wildfire, the screams of these damned grow louder; especially those of the hate-baiters swarming out cover, exposing themselves to the scrutiny of the World: the racist-baiters, anti-Semite baiters, Nazi-baiters, homophobe-baiters, xenophobe-baiters, theocracy-baiters, fascist-baiters, and insane-baiters; those growing cancerous elements that do so much to give the American People their Ugly American reputation; and to manifest America’s long overdue need for a healthy rebellion, to preserve her sacred Constitution against increasingly dangerous social and economic governmental tyranny; and subversive control over American foreign policies by the bloody Chinese, Mexican, and Israeli lobbies.

    Amazing – the entire World knows exactly what is going on; and is cheering for Ron Paul and his rebel army; Google: Who Would the World Elect

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    ADD alert!
    Jeugenen: You already posted the Gandhi laughfest on this thread!

  • Robert

    The quoted article was written by someone other than Dr. Paul, without his knowledge. Anyone who does any actual research on him will find that he is not, in any way, racist or anti-semitic. In fact, he believes that lumping races in with each other for social programs and what not is inherently racist – And I agree with him.

    I find it interesting that, in the face of a mountain of evidence to the contrary, the only dirt that people can dig up on Dr. Paul is this fifteen year old article, which is then used out of context to claim that he is racist. What is this, third grade? Is that the best you can come up with?

    But what I really want to know is what people’s motivation is for attacking Dr. Paul in the first place. He is, without a doubt, the most honest politician I have ever seen. His integrity is self-evident to anyone who takes a look at his voting record, or watches any footage of him speaking. He does not flip flop on the issues – If he believes something to be unconstitutional, that’s it. He’s against it, and will not bend his views to suit whatever the opinion du jour is.

  • Old fart

    My sincere apologies to Whistler. That comment was meant for peacenwisdom.

  • Jeugenen

    DAWN OF THE AMERICAN REFORMATION, AND END OF THE ERA OF THE UGLY AMERICAN
    This Ron Paul constitutional rebellion is an escalation and re-orientation of the American Cultural War, by the American People, against the rising governmental tyranny by Neoconservative Republicans and Leftist Democrats. It is sweeping across America like a wildfire – ignited by the illegal and unnecessary invasion of Iraq.
    It raises many crucial questions; such as, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to sacrifice precious American wealth and blood, in interests of domestic and foreign lobbies?
    And, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to allow my nation to be invaded and permanently occupied by illegal aliens?
    And, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to support the sacrificial killing of children, by their own mothers?
    And, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to discriminate against traditional religious practices in public schools, universities, marriage institutions, armed forces, and governmental offices?
    This creeping governmental tyranny, driven by perverse special interests, has now been going on for so many decades, like the illegal invasion, that the impending American Reformation is regarded with fear and loathing, by those who are to lose their illicit gains.
    Like Gandhi, Ron Paul is drawing his intrepid volunteers from the full spectrum of humanity; and World is cheering him on to victory.

  • 2Hotel9

    Erin, posting your “Evil Jews” crap once is quite sufficient. Twice, with slight alteration, merely proves you are yet another paulette spambot.

    And the silly attempt to claim MSM is pro-Israel was about the funniest crap I have seen in months. Thanks for the laugh, spambot.

  • Xiaoma

    Rob, that’s slander.

    In any case, I’m a minority and I’m for Ron Paul. I met him in 1999 when I was living in Austin, and I can assure you that he was just as warm and friendly to me as he was to anyone else at the event. Most other politicians, on the other hand, put on this fake “oh I’d better be super sugary sweet to this guy” attitude. Ron Paul just treated everyone as an individual.

    I find it very disturbing that you would try to squelch the one guy that would end the drug prohibition. Right now, over 2 million people are in prison in America (about equal to Russia and China’s combined total), and most prisoners are non-violent non-white drug offenders. He also wants to end the war in Iraq that’s getting all our brothers killed. I’m beginning to wonder if it is you that is the closet racist.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Ron Paul apologized for the insensitive things written in the newsletter bearing his name a long time ago.

    I suppose the really troubling thing is that there were so many of them!
    You’d think that a newsletter bearing your name should represent the views you hold. The sheer number of racist, slanderous, stupid and otherwise tinfoil hat worthy articles in “The Doctor’s” newsletter makes you wonder, that if he did not agree, why didn’t he take a tip from “The Donald”:

    You’re Fired!

  • 2Hotel9

    dumby in Alaska, you still can not list one single thing Herr Doktor has ever done to fix ANY of the issues he endlessly screeches about. And where is that apology? Care to post it? And how about apologies for all the other crap printed under his name? How about an apology for 28 years of sucking up tax dollars while being an ineffectual, whiny crybaby in Congress? His record is abysmal. What has he done about closing thed border in his state, Texas? During his tenure in Congress illegal immigration has skyrocketed. What has he done about it? Care to elucidate on that for us, dumby?

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Wow! You just ask for a little netiquette in providing a reference for your quotes and some people get all snotty! Go figure!

  • Mr.Koala

    It’s funny how so many people are led around by the nose just based on what other people say or what they see on TV. Here is a secrete about politicians and politics. Politicians will say whatever it takes to get in or stay in office, especially around election time. (Like how Ron Paul denies any knowledge of the racist comments in his magazine during a presidential election.) Also in politics people will say anything to get or keep a politician in or out of office. (Like how this whole story was practically unheard of until it came out that Ron Paul was getting a majority of the black republican vote.)

    The point is that in political situations as this you can’t really take a side based just on what people are saying. In this argument neither side has evidence to prove without a shadow of doubt that they are correct. All we have are words and in the end without action to back them up words are meaningless.

    So taking this mind set I checked Ron Paul’s voting record (which is the best way of discerning a politicians views, not the debates like many believe). According to my own judgment I did not see in his voting record someone who feels that it is rational to be afraid of black men or that a majority of black men are either semi-criminal or entirely criminal. In actuality I found his voting record to reflect the beliefs that he has been claiming (something many politicians can’t lay claim to). Being a black male myself I can Honestly say I feel comfortable voting for him.

    If anyone wants to check my facts I looked up his voting record here: http://www.votesmart.org/voting_category.php?can_id=296

  • 2Hotel9

    Jason, I have to agree with that whole comment. The only problem is, Ron Paul ain’t the man for the time. 28 years in Congress are ample proof of that. No leadership and not a single accomplishment of note concerning any of the issues facing America and the world at large in the immediate and long term future.

    As it stands right now I don’t see anyone in this primary scrum that really stands out. All appear to be leaning to appeasing the socialistic left.

  • Pilgrim

    Matt,

    My my my….

    You just lumped all of us on that site into one nice, neat ltlle bundle in your tirade.

    Neocon warhawks? Yeesh.

    Relax. Take a pill. Pet a kitty cat. But try something novel before you rant like that again like, oh, say, thinking. Thinking is good. Thinking is your friend.

    Unless, of course, you’re a Ron Paul supporter. Then the above does not apply.

    You can still pet a kitty cat to make yourself feel better, though.

  • Bat One

    Matt,

    I don’t suppose it has occurred to you that you are engaging in exactly the same sort of vitriolic generalization that you purport to find so reprehensible in those who you criticize. In adult circles, that is known as hypocrisy. But then, you knew that, right?

  • http://www.vide08.com/ Vide08

    his newsletters were spuwing this hatred for almost 20 years and he collected money with them, he should own up to it and stop blaming others, jeezes, take some responsability

  • Skylar Saveland

    Ron Paul is not anti-Semitic; African-American supporters of RP are not ill-informed

    Ron Paul called Ludwig von Mises, a Jewish immigrant, his “economic mentor.” So, if you want to cheapen the word, “anti-Semite,” and redefine it as, “one who criticizes the actions of the state of Israel,” I suppose that you could call Ron Paul, and many Jewish people, anti-Semitic. In that case, whether our next president is Jewish or not, s/he should be, to some degree, anti-Semitic.

    The 85% Black Atlanta Ron Paul meet-up… are you thinking that these people are ill-informed? I don’t think that they are. I think that they judge Ron Paul based on his recent, real statements.

  • Matt

    Boy oh boy! You can really tell that the “true” conservatives really have a handle on things. I doubt I will vote in this next Presidential election (as no one in the field represents me) but I can see the RP supporters making passionate and educated pleas to stop violence, promote unity, and return this country to a true power and moral superior of the World.

    I see seasoned “say anything” bloggers and posters attacking the character and grammer skills of Ron Paul supporters. I think someone forgot to mention to you neo-cons how to treat your fellow human being. Or even how to debate. You neo cons are so off topic it’s just plain stupid. The Ron Paul supporters have been coherent, while the anti-Ron Paul platform has been nothing more than vitriolic. It’s just plain ignorant.

    Some guy stands up and says, “Can we all just get along?” And you laugh him out into the street. Some guy comes along and says, “Hey, stop the violence and let’s live together peacefully!” and you reply with a fatal gunshot wound to their head. Perhaps the anti Ron Paul platform is scared of no longer living in a climate of fear and therefore feels the need to perpetuate the fear they have become so comfortable with, by inventing racist boogeymen. You people are so inolerant, how dare you call someone else out on a perceived intolerance when ALL of you have done nothing but attack individuals for being different. Neo con warhawks, suck!

  • noname

    Look at the Federal Reserve, and see how privatization is completely bad news. If you empower the people to make laws, and give the power of government back to the people, you will not have corruption. The problem with too much privatization, is that you allow greedy business people to run the country, hold all the power, and pass laws that benefit them. Give the power back to the people, vote GRAVEL2008!

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    RON PAUL APPROACH TO SOCIAL PROBLEMS
    1. Make an educated guess on the magnitude of problem, such as black criminality at around 95%.
    2. Confirm this with statistical studies.
    3. Implement the necessary legislation democratically.

    Implement legislation to deal with black criminality…as opposed to criminality in general?
    This is where the “educated” part of Paul’s (your) rant falls apart!

    And “guess”? Since when did we base legislation on guesswork??

    Confirm this with statistical studies.

    So, if 95% of criminals drive a blue Chevy, we should pull over everybody in a blue Chevy, because “statistically” they’ll be a criminal? (Makes as much sense as basing it on race!)

    If this truly is Ron Paul’s methodology, then I think we can be thankful that he did so little as a Congress Critter!

  • be free

    When reading my comment again I have to distance myself from my comment that “Well, it’s a well-known fact that black people in general are fast” — it didn’t come out right. All I’m saying is that black people tend to place them self well in track and field (which is yeah, beside the point, I know). I guess the real issue is that if you’re chased by the police — you’re fast no matter what. Sorry for not being so smooth.

    See how easy it is to make a mistake. And just like Ron Paul, I apologized.

  • 2Hotel9

    Perhaps you could post a few of RP’s accomplishments in office. 28 years in Congress, it should be rather easy. And spare us what he has opposed. List what he has DONE.

  • peacenwisdom

    if this is all the “dirt” u Ron Paul haters can come up with then he isnt the one with the problem!
    i am a Black woman from LA Cali and i support Ron Paul! He is a TRUE REPUBLICAN unlike all those RINOS(republican in name only) running for president!

    RON PAUL is what this country has been needing for a long time!

    Ron Paul gets my vote and i am spreading his name all over the place to anyone who will listen!

    RON PAUL “THE CHAMPION OF THE CONSTITUTION!”

    just loved when he said that!!!

    Go Ron Paul!!!

  • aaron

    I’m not a Ron Paul supporter.. but the reasons I do not like him has nothing to do with this smear campaign that has been desperately trying to build up steam (the reason I don’t like him has more to do with the fact that I think the man is a few straws short of a bundle).

    However.

    These quotes are not racist and are entirely out of context.. but even grabbed out of context, the meaning behind his sarcasm is plainly recognized.

    This is a critique of the current American justice system where an overwhemling large percentage of inmates are African-America. The percentage of blacks in the penal system is way beyond the scope of rationality when you compare it to the % of population, per capita, in which these people are jailed.

    Other other words, the black population in a city may only be 5% with 80% white, 5% asian, 10% hispanic (which is whereabouts very common demographic) but the % of inmates in the correctional facility may be as high as 80%-95%.

    Granted these are slight exagerations, but not by much. And exageration is a nessicity to any good stabbing sarcasm if you expect it to be noticed. Without the obvious exageration alot of short-witted people will miss the sarcasm entirely. Which unfortunately, is what these misquotes try to take advantage of by representing them in a steril “this is how it is” fashion in order to meet their own agenda.

  • Brian

    I am a white male who grew up in a Democrat household and am very pro black. (ie, grew up in “the ‘hood”).

    I joined the Republican party to vote for Dr. Paul in the California primary.

    Dr. Paul is far from perfect, but as far as politicians go… he’s Superman-Jesus!

    LOL… I voted for Nader in the last 2 elections… so for me it’s very exciting to see a candidate like Dr. Paul actually having a chance in this election.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/sparkiearbuckle sayanything-81

    Hmmmm. He’s not a polisci professor. Typical. The socialists hide in english, sociology, and the lot… if they show their faces in polisci for debate, they get their unjust ideology smeared all over the wall by the people who actually study politics. Lots of socialists hide in philosophy too. Luckly they are more prevalent in continental programs and not analytic programs… so I don’t see as many of them… but I do have to put up with a few ‘Hegel’ thumpers.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/sparkiearbuckle sayanything-81

    docdave.
    STFU about spelling. One would expect we would all be smart enough not to believe in God, creationism, and the lot but it ain’t the case. Some people are just stupid, and its mean to rub it in. Like Craig. He was stupid to think his party wanted a homo in it. BUT OF COURSE NO ONE TOLD HIM THAT. Jeez.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/sparkiearbuckle sayanything-81

    While we are talking about stupidity… Let me also point out that is is stupid to call someone anti-semitic for being critical of Israel, or of Zionism. Zionism is a real ideology and party in Israel, Rob. Did you know that? This would be equivalent of me saying that people who are politically critical of republican lobbyists hate whites. Again, how does your logic seem when applied to another case? Shitty? Yea, I think so too. Reread the stuff you quoted. Is it really antisemitic rhetoric or are you just chomping a little to hard on the bit?

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/sparkiearbuckle sayanything-81

    you dont give a fig because im right.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    He’s colorblind, except when he calls 95% of blacks colorblind.

    By the way, how many of you Paul-maniacs who come here every time I post a story about this twit are paid operatives?

    Just wondering…because I can see how you guys are getting here, and the efforts seem pretty coordinated.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    Oh, so some of the 95% he was talking about are just semi-criminals. Kinda-sorta guilty.

    What a reassurance.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/sparkiearbuckle sayanything-81

    r108
    I am not confused. I understand, r108 and toot, that you may have trouble interpreting the things that show up next to the little picture of the guy with a gasmask on. those are words. you know them because you believe the ones Bush says on dogmatic justification alone. i’m not asking that you extend that to my words, but just try to follow along.

    zionism is a movement and a party. being critical of the movement and the party and their lobby is just like being critical of the republican movement, party, or lobby. as with the dems, as r108 points out. if one is a zionist, that does not entail that one is jewish (racially or religiously). for example, there are many african zionist christians and also many WASP zionists. Rob, in his post, equates criticism of the zionist movement’s lobby (it explicitly says that, read it) to antisemitism. My efforts thus far have only been aimed at showing how silly that is of Rob to think – its almost as silly as hating someone for their race. Its illogical. I think the claims of racism may hold more water, but unfortunately (for Rob’s moral authority on behalf of his party) I hear many republicans echoing Mr.Paul’s rationalization that black men are dangerous more or less exactly… so I would be careful classifying that as racism. The way it is worded, he would also consider people who wear hats or have long hair to be dangerous if they had a high rate of violent offenses. In the superficial world of high school gossip that is politics in America, he’s a racist and a witch! In reality… who fucking knows…

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    You clearly don’t have a clue about Ron Paul.

    I know he took money from neo-Nazis. I know he never returned the money. I know he never apologized for it.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/sparkiearbuckle sayanything-81

    r108
    you say the most errant, silly things. what the fuck does that have to do with anything? you’re nuts. my analogy would work equally well with the dems, yes. not because of anything other than my analogy is a demonstration of faulty logic. here, for further buttressing of what I have said so far, is a link to back up the ‘zionist is a party’ claim. if i start a party that shares a name with something that people are bigoted against, is my party therefore free from criticism forever lest those who are critical wish to be labeled racist? how about the ‘wop’ party. better not be critical of their politics!!! bigots!!!

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    Oh, so just 95% of the blacks in Washington D.C. are criminals.

    Well, that makes it much better then. Because the “fact” is that 95% of the blacks in Washington D.C. are criminals!

  • maggy

    you are a retard
    dr. paul is not racist. if he is, so what! thats none of your business anyway. u r a fag & no one cares

  • Anonymous

    You have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about. I have met with US presidential hopeful Ron Paul on several occasions; had the chance to chat with him and discuss his beliefs over a cup of coffee on one occasion. He is as honest a man you will meet-albeit slightly misguided on occasion. Zionism (& its proponents) is inherently evil and is designed to deflect& stifle criticism using terms like “anti semite” anytime anyone criticises it. thats how it thrives and continues to dominate our foreign policy

    I dont agree with Mr pauls comments on African Americans, however my grandfather, who loved EVERYONE would often make similarly dated comments when discussing minorities. The guy was a saint & saw things as they were. Mr Paul might put his foot in his mouth on occasion but he genuinely cares about the US and has pour best interests at heart.&You my friend are pc-you just dont know it

    • Sjtuite

      Vallon_Estate

      Oh okay. So its okay now. You talked to him and believe he is a “honest”. Okay lets just forget everything that appeared in Ron Paul’s political newsletter.

      As for your grandfather, sounds like he is uneducated. I also would not want to have him as my President.

      It seems like Paul supporters offer excuse and excuse for the guy. Sure, you may agree with a few things he says and some of his policies. But overall he is a far right extreme conservative. Most Americans do not support these type of people. Before you go an make claims that people need to do “more research”, I think you should go do some yourself. Google Ron Paul+Racist+Survival Report.

      Its not about “being PC”, 99.9 percent of the people do not want someone who would make such disgusting statements elected President. Face the facts, Ron Paul is irrelevant. Most people do not even know who he is.

    • Sjtuite

      Vallon_Estate

      Oh okay. So its okay now. You talked to him and believe he is a “honest”. Okay lets just forget everything that appeared in Ron Paul’s political newsletter.

      As for your grandfather, sounds like he is uneducated. I also would not want to have him as my President.

      It seems like Paul supporters offer excuse and excuse for the guy. Sure, you may agree with a few things he says and some of his policies. But overall he is a far right extreme conservative. Most Americans do not support these type of people. Before you go an make claims that people need to do “more research”, I think you should go do some yourself. Google Ron Paul+Racist+Survival Report.

      Its not about “being PC”, 99.9 percent of the people do not want someone who would make such disgusting statements elected President. Face the facts, Ron Paul is irrelevant. Most people do not even know who he is.

    • Fred

      He’ll say whatever you want to hear.

  • Anonymous

    You have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about. I have met with US presidential hopeful Ron Paul on several occasions; had the chance to chat with him and discuss his beliefs over a cup of coffee on one occasion. He is as honest a man you will meet-albeit slightly misguided on occasion. Zionism (& its proponents) is inherently evil and is designed to deflect& stifle criticism using terms like “anti semite” anytime anyone criticises it. thats how it thrives and continues to dominate our foreign policy

    I dont agree with Mr pauls comments on African Americans, however my grandfather, who loved EVERYONE would often make similarly dated comments when discussing minorities. The guy was a saint & saw things as they were. Mr Paul might put his foot in his mouth on occasion but he genuinely cares about the US and has pour best interests at heart.&You my friend are pc-you just dont know it

  • Anonymous

    You have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about. I have met with US presidential hopeful Ron Paul on several occasions; had the chance to chat with him and discuss his beliefs over a cup of coffee on one occasion. He is as honest a man you will meet-albeit slightly misguided on occasion. Zionism (& its proponents) is inherently evil and is designed to deflect& stifle criticism using terms like “anti semite” anytime anyone criticises it. thats how it thrives and continues to dominate our foreign policy

    I dont agree with Mr pauls comments on African Americans, however my grandfather, who loved EVERYONE would often make similarly dated comments when discussing minorities. The guy was a saint & saw things as they were. Mr Paul might put his foot in his mouth on occasion but he genuinely cares about the US and has pour best interests at heart.&You my friend are pc-you just dont know it

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_J5DX5EZIP4YBJ4XVSZEQI4E3DM Chaya

    I don’t understand why nobody on Fox is reporting this!!  They were able to dig up all they could on Obama.  But why is it ‘hands off’ when it comes to Ron Paul????

    • Fred

       You’d almost think Fox had some kind of agenda…

  • Daniel

    The newsletter was written in his name but was authored by Lew Rockwell. While Ron Paul didn’t write them, he certainly bears some level of responsibility for what was written in his name in his newsletter; however, one should keep in mind that Ron Paul didn’t himself right these words.

    • Daniel

      (Write these words I should say) Sorry for the typo.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_E3YN6RCVOKTF2H5DOPT4M3KRFU John

    I hardly think Fox is on Ron Paul’s side; they went out of their way to try to derail his primary campaign in ’08, their star Sean Hannity goes out of his way to trash him, and they tried hard to keep him out of the Republican ’08 debates.

    • GaBullDog067

      How can Hannity even et away with his treatment of Paul in the 08′ debate??? Freakin ridiculous. Saying that Paul didnt win the debate when THEIR OWN POLL crealy showed he did. F- HANNITY, POS.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Dodge/1295274038 David Dodge

    From what I can tell Paul indirectly blames the 9/11 attacks on america for supporting israel.  For that reason Hes an anti-semite muslim apologist IMHO.  Any opponent – dem. or republican. will use that against him in the elections and win.  America doesnt like racists – most of us remember and know about the Holocaust in Europe.  Israel may have some issues but you dont hear about jews blowing themselves up for Jehovah in order to enter paradise.   And besides, even if we hand Israel over to the hardcore muslims, they will still hate us.  They basically hate anyone who isnt a hardcore muslim – they have a whole set of laws governing non-believers (http://www.dhimmitude.org/).  They dont care theyll kill you if you are Christian, Hindu, Shinto or lol even a Druid and you obstruct in anyway the growth of Islam – it doesnt matter. http://www.thereligionofpeace.com..  People like Paul dont get it.  LOL Stormfront supports Paul (check youtube).  What else do we need to know.  Paul is a fringe kook diehard Libertarian that is only running as a Republican because he feels he can steal their thunder.

    • Sharon

      Sounds like you are just as guilty of what you claim Dr. Paul to be by calling all the people who support him nasty names. Boy, I would be ashamed if I were you. Hypocrisy doesn’t look good on anyone.

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  • Rlong

    saying that we could “safely assume 95% of black males are criminal” in DC was not a comment to be taken at face value. there is this thing in language called sarcasm. Paul was making a pointed criticism about the dc criminal justice system which has a history of racial profiling. 

    • Jonas

      Thanks for pointing that out !  I had the feeling something was not right….

  • Anonymous

    It seems Ron Paul fans don’t hear much of what he says.  I always catach him when his slip shows.  Where has every one else been?  I don’t like Ron Paul.  He doesn’t like me so I don’t like him back.

  • Mactan85

    Israel is an sucking nation and Ron Paul like to stop that !

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