hmmm after having read in the sidelines on various subjects on this site, I've finally decided to open an account in order to reply.
First off it appears no one (especially the poster of this article) took the time to contact Ron Paul to verify the validity of it.
"Please contact Ron Paul's office at:
forms.house.gov...
Or call toll free 1-866-220-0044 if you would like a Committee set up to investigate this issue or would like to submit your comments"
Also noted it was stated "if you would a committee set up...", here is a couple of links that explain the legislative process a bill or various
types or resolutions must go through.
A good explanation
usgovinfo.about.com...
"How are our Law's made" Library of Congress Thomas Law, with a PDF attachment
thomas.loc.gov...
Having been an active supporter during the last presidential campaign, I am a current subscriber to his "Texas Straight Talk" articles. So when I
got this email from a radio host (who also tends to not validate these things before forwarding them), and I'd not received anything from Ron Paul
regarding this matter I followed the link, which took me to his congressional page where you can register for updates and his opinion on current
issues and legislation. I also googled and scroogled the suggested stated Act, and nothing officially linked to Ron Paul himself about this. Only to
sites like ATS, the good news being this site was #1. I then took the time to call the phone number (which may be a good idea for anyone interested
in contacting their representatives on issues may want to keep handy, as it's a toll free number to do so), and a DC operator transferred me to Ron
Paul's office. I spoke with an aide, who stated it was a hoax, and Ron Paul had no part in it.
It seems to be something that happens with extreme regularity on the internet, sending unfounded and unvetted emails around that espouse an ideologue
we might agree with and be very passionate about, yet without any supporting documentation as to what's being stated. I have been guilty of this in
the past, and BURNED, and we only hurt the cause as well as our own credibility by doing so.
If the person who created the article in the first place, as well as any who've helped spread this disinformation truly cared about the efforts Ron
Paul is involved in with trying to expose the International gangster bankers who control most of the World's economy through the Federal Reserve
systems etc., they would've taken the time to verify and validate the information before sharing and posting. This type of activity is damaging, and
may have even been created to do so in the first place.
Now I hope you will be as involved in damage control as much as you've been in helping spread the damage.
For the record, I do believe chemtrails exist, and have seen the difference between the normal jet expulsion, and those that spread out across the
sky. I've seen actual video footage from local news broadcasts reporting on it. Anyone who trusts and quotes the FDA or EPA to be looking out for
our safety and protection is seriously deluded. Just because they say something is safe of harmless at the levels they deem acceptable, doesn't make
it so. I think there's enough information available for either side of any argument to justify one's opinion on any given belief or subject to
obscure the facts.
One thing that does seem to be prevalent here as well as many other similar sites is the amount of emotion involved in the posts. If we really are
seeking the truth about these or any subjects, we need to remain objective, and be willing to see all evidence presented from all sides of an issue,
and be willing to accept new evidence presented with factual documentation. I think we all know something presented as fact isn't always necessarily
proof beyond doubt, and can't be disproved as a new false doctrine as well, which is why people keep digging and researching.
I personally hope this will put an end to this post, and any chemtrail topic will be conducted elsewhere, and without the use of Ron Paul or anyone
who hasn't been a party to it without their knowledge or consent.