Alex Jones/Ron Paul in Illuminati Card Game

[Monica]

Actually, I am not completely ruling out bait and switch with RP. I feel about as strongly about him as Monica has expressed, but I just don't have the same personal background as she does with him. So I have to be fair a leave a small chance that he is acting (very very small chance).

Fair enough. Yes, it's true that my faith in him is partially because I've met him and seen him talk so many times.

But, if you look at it logically, I really don't see how there could even be a possibility that he's acting. Firstly, he'd have to be the best actor to ever exist, to continue his charade for 30 years. Secondly, if he was a fake, then the power elite could have had him elected very easily. All they had to do was get out of the way. But instead, they sabotaged him every step of the way. Why would they sabotage their own guy?

[hogey11]

Factions.

Ron Paul might be distasteful to the 'top of the heap' within TPTB, but Ron Paul might be the horse for a much smaller faction within... a possibility anyways. Lets say Obama is under control by the Rockefellers or Rothschilds, maybe Ron Paul is being controlled by a lesser faction that never has the juice to get him fully elected? He could also just be a distraction towards partisan politics and to keep a lid on the whole 'tea party' movement...

I am completely pulling this outta my ass tho. I have no proof at all.

[Monica]

I am completely pulling this outta my ass tho. I have no proof at all.

LOL!

[Plenum]

I am completely pulling this outta my ass tho. I have no proof at all.

LOL!

lol

[zenmaster]

Have read the book mentioned here, but surprised it was given a recommendation by this news program:

[Parsons]

It always startles me when the ones who typically convey utter nonsense publish a story of this nature/magnitude. It is also extremely useful because of who published it in that you can safely show this to the ones who are still sleeping and they will stay pay attention since a MSM source published it. Good find, thank you.

[zenmaster]

It was an editorial piece, but I could appreciate that obviously this newsperson had bothered to take a personal interest and actually did a decent job of summarizing things given 4 minutes. Creature from Jekyll Island was a good book, and might actually make a good movie if they could figure out how to make banking interesting. I personally think that the extremely boring (and purposely confusing) nature of central banking has kept people from looking more closely into how banks actually work (providing more power to the bankers).

[Avocado]

I get those vibes from politics too.

[Parsons]

[...] I personally think that the extremely boring (and purposely confusing) nature of central banking has kept people from looking more closely into how banks actually work (providing more power to the bankers).

These are my thoughts exactly.

[neutral333]

At this point, its ridiculous to call Alex Jones or Ron Paul anything other than public servants who are both intent on spreading light/information. What you choose to do with that information is indeed your choice. They never try to make it about "them". Its about everyone taking up their own sovereignty.