Originally posted by felonius
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
This confirms one of my worst "what if's". Palin confirm's the other.
Edit: Dont forget the betrayal by Beck!
Palin seemed so "populist" but quick changed into a govt. voicebox pretty quick.
The differnence between Paul and Palin?
Pallin is smokin hot!
[edit on 5/3/10 by felonius]
So far all I think we have confirmed is…
1. Some people who belong to ATS think it’s about journalism (like any of us could lie more frequently, better, or be more incompetent than the
mainstream media).
2. That Dunn & Bradstreet has a very questionable search engine.
3. That politicians incorporate as fictitious name entities.
4. That a lot of us have some real serious questions about the way corporations are structured now because of this and not just here on ATS but
apparently cross the Internet.
5. That if you bring up a really controversial and highly speculative conspiracy theory on ATS it can travel from site to sit across the Internet
within hours!
6. That the members of ATS who are here strictly for politics and are not conspiracy minded really are here just for politics and are not conspiracy
minded.
Personally all I have confirmed so far is…
1. I had a really unpleasant dream last night about Ron Paul who was pretty gracious after being forced to move out of the Cannon Office Building
where his long tenure in Congress had earned him the largest and best offices and was now working in an adjacent buildings communal lunch room out of
a chest of drawers.
2. The Dunn & Bradstreet really does have a very questionable search engine and results display.
3. That regardless of just what that and these incorporated political entities mean that some other members do see the wisdom at more closely
examining ALL politicians and considering possible down sides before voting someone for high office.
The basic assertion of the Original Post is absolutely true. Ron Paul does trade as the U.S. Congress, everything else was posed as highly speculative
questions and not facts to prompt other people to investigate this matter so we could figure out what this means.
This morning because a fellow member has been closely following how this has spread across the Internet people all over the country and world are
asking a lot of thoughtful questions not about Ron Paul but the host of things within government, local, state and federal that are operating as
corporations.
This all came to light (Ron Paul and Barrack Obama) in another thread regarding how we are all potentially incorporated by the government as
fictitious name entities so that the United States Congress can regulate us not through the Constitution but the much broader sweeping powers that the
Congress was granted in the Constitution to regulate interstate commerce.
There is a lot of very over whelming evidence to support that kind of intrusive and intense corporate culture in America and while much of this may be
in fact largely misunderstood or elements of it anyway, is it in fact a good thing for the vast majority of Americans to not know or understand just
how things become incorporated, are incorporated, do business as corporations in what many would argue is a corporate culture run amuck that is
destroying the traditional ways of American life and the economy by creating an uneven playing feel that entrepreneurial spirited and hard working
spirited normal average citizens can’t possibly compete with and against.
So to that end this issue is causing a lot more questions to be asked than there are ready answers for that go to and speak to a lot deeper issues
than just that aspect of it that led to the OP.
Is that a good thing, or a bad thing?
Maybe it’s time for more Americans to ask those kind of tough probing questions to underlying realities and seldom discussed things that most of us
have little knowledge regarding as opposed to just rooting for one side of the aisle and their political champions or the other hoping that they will
safeguard our best interests and protect us from our own ignorance’s…
Which to date clearly none of them have…
As far as smoking hot, that’s probably not the best criteria to choose a leader from?
There is something to be said for substance over style!