Lord Rothschild Backs John McCain, page 2
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reply posted on 16-3-2008 @ 05:05 PM by JanusFIN
reply to post by GradyPhilpott



Yep. I have try to learn your system, but also the teachers seems to be uncertain in too many issues. I think nobody does really understand your systems so well... Why it has to be so difficult anyway? I think that is the reason, to keep us out, and just listen the official statements...

I am a global supporter of Ron Paul and I am very dissapointed how your system crush the real wisdom, words of your last hope, and mess yhe democracy and hack the open debates. Vote rigging was clear in NH, and after that too. Your media pick up the presidents, not the people.

I think that I dont need any new lessons about frauds, expandings, Faux News and F... Franks polls... I think your system has nothing to do with real democracy.

Your REP nominee is constitutional illegal: Born outside US, and made treasons in time of his POW in Vietnam, I have looked the evidence in Vets against McCain. And now there is a win-win to CFR and Illuminati.

I live in EU, border country with Russia. Ive Been there tens of times... Nothing to complain. Their system is not perfect, but who had that? Development has been incredible all these years, and I think their leaders Medvedev and Putin are very sophisticated and talented mans...

And their people support their leaders very strong. Thats most important.


reply posted on 16-3-2008 @ 06:01 PM by seagull
reply to post by JanusFIN



He was born outside the US to US citizens. That makes no differance. I was born overseas as well, so should I choose to do so I can certainly run for President.

Those accusations are hearsay so far as I've ever been able to discover. I would like to hear Mr. McCain address them, but it's not required of him, so I'm not holding my breath.

Treason is a huge accusation. Before you, and others, go tossing it around, a little evidence other than hearsay is required. Innocent 'til proven guilty.


reply posted on 16-3-2008 @ 06:27 PM by TKainZero
Cue the Music, Trust me.... Not the song i wanted, but gets the poitn across


Ladies and Gentalmen.. the true people be hind the Canidates...

Powerful Foregien investment Bankers, that many years ago, rigged the system, and now we are at the MErcy of that system.


We are given the chocie between 2 people, Both of which will be submissive to those that put them in power, no not the American People YOU FOOL, where do you think you live the USA? The president of the United states will only be a Pawn for the Big Banks, so they can take more of our money, and put it into thier buddies pockets...

If the Rothechilds support McCain, then it looks like we are going to get one Big dose of Jaun McCain this election... all because the Hildabeast couldn't hold her lead...


Anyways.. back to the show!!!!!!!!!



reply posted on 16-3-2008 @ 07:28 PM by themillersdaughter
reply to post by seagull



I'm in total agreement with you. I don't plan on shirking my responsibility when it's time to vote. And I'll be sure to check the status of my registration every month for 3 months before the election. Because, if you let it go too long (and it turns out to be a 'questionable ballot'...you simply can't participate. It makes me sad when I see people who say "why vote?" Especially since I lived in Florida in 2000 and Ohio in 2004.

I'd love to know why elections are on Tuesday...why not a day when everyone can easily vote? Who is home and free on a Tuesday besides retirees? Why not 'election week'? Why not have the polling stations open all week so that people with conflicting schedules, or places with very few voting machines (poor neighborhoods) don't end up losing participants? My daughter stood in line 10 hours to be able to vote in her first Presidential election (on campus).

And mandatory....aren't elections mandatory in Australia? If you're a male over 18, you can't have a driver's license unless you register for the "selective service"....it seems voting is as important as potential draftees.

Maybe there are sound reasons for the regulations being the way they are, but it seems it could be much better.

Do we really still need the electoral college? It seems only fair that the man with the most votes wins (nothing personal Hillary).

And what's up with speech writers? Did Abraham Lincoln have someone write his speeches? I want to hear what the candidates have to say on the issues...not what some spin doctor wants me to hear.

Sorry...rant over...but it makes me wonder....


reply posted on 16-3-2008 @ 10:13 PM by TeslaandLyne
reply to post by Beefcake



Well hes a cinch then.
I'm placing my bet.
I lost with the first Romney long ago before he was even a candidate.

Yeah, Nixon was Rothschild's man back then I suppose.



reply posted on 16-3-2008 @ 10:56 PM by ProfEmeritus
www.wakeupfromyourslumber.com...
Lady Lynn de Rothschild throws her support behind Hillary


Lady Lynn is the wife of Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, member of the banking family of Rothschild. I'm sure you can probably find a Rothschild supporting each and every candidate.

Read my lips. It DOESN'T MATTER who gets elected. They are all owned by the international banking cartel called Rothschild.


reply posted on 17-3-2008 @ 03:31 AM by TXMACHINEGUNDLR
reply to post by DimensionalDetective



McCain is going to win. Not a doubt in my mind. I am a GOP man and he scares the hell out of me. Reminds me of Nixon. The only plus side is that the rest of the world will play nice with his crazy ass in the Oval Office.



Bush will look like a hippy when we look back after 8 years of McCain. However with all that said, he is a hell of a lot better than any of the train wrecks the dems have out there....But thankfully you dems are great at putting a Republican in the White House.


reply posted on 17-3-2008 @ 03:41 AM by TXMACHINEGUNDLR
reply to post by GradyPhilpott





yeah Putin is a real "freedom loving" guy. Whatever, the guy put his hand picked cabin boy into office and pretty much made himself zsar.


reply posted on 17-3-2008 @ 12:47 PM by TeslaandLyne
reply to post by Equinox99



OK then. Don't place any bets.

Obama is against the war, so is Hillary.

Hill might be peer pressured to fade away like her universal health plan.

McCain is for the war. Or so he says to cow tow to the rulers.

What ever makes me successful I'll say.


reply posted on 17-3-2008 @ 01:04 PM by Rockpuck
reply to post by themillersdaughter



I find this interesting.. "Not so far left that i cannot cross party lines" ..

Do people even know what a Libertarian is??

How can you go from mid to far left Liberal to super far right Libertarian?

Super small government.. getting rid of things like health care and welfare and getting the federal government out of education.. lowering taxes.. I mean.. a Liberal lowering taxes? .. We are talking straight constitutionalism here..

So I am wondering.. how does one cross the boundry, all the while talking down conservatives?

(Republicans and Libertarians don't even get along because Libertarians consider Republicans to be Liberals..)


reply posted on 18-3-2008 @ 12:49 AM by RabbitChaser
reply to post by themillersdaughter



Don't worry about the primaries. Only Nov. matters. With Ron Paul essentially out, I'd like to see him get picked up as VP running mate for Libertarian Party frontrunner, Wayne Allyn Root -- don't let the initials scare you off. I feel he is tough on DEFENSE... not offensives. www.rootforamerica.com...
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