Ron Paul Was Scheduled to Appear on a White Supremacist Radio Show in 2006

reply to post by LordOfArcadia

I posted this article, because nobody else had yet, and it articulated the concerns I have recently felt about Dr. Paul. If it makes you sleep better at night thinking I am a paid shill, then I welcome you to indulge that fantasy. However, the truth is that I am the very kind of person (multiplied by millions) that could put Dr. Paul in the White House but issues like this are huge hurdles. Cast me and others with similar concerns to the side if you will, but be aware that by doing so, it might be casting aside the campaign. I apologize if this came across as too personal, but I am not used to be called "The Man". It stings a little.

It "articulated" the concerns you have recently felt? Where did it articulate anything? And, apparently, the thought of doing some research on your source (which is turning out to be less-than-credible) seems to have escaped you.

Me thinks thou doth protest too much.

I don't think being called "The Man" stings you as much as you say.

Wow the right is grasping at straws

Well, I hope the anti-Ron Paul Obamites have prepared a defense for his Marxist Liberation Theology pals and his long term attendance at the racist Rev Wrights church.

Originally posted by Pervius

Ron Paul will never ever ever be the US President. The Electoral College picks the US PResident, not the people.

The Electoral College is made up of America's Royal Families. They will pick who will help them make money.


You've got a better chance of seeing a UFO land in your yard tomorrow and watch 2 little green men steal your newspaper and fly away in their UFO....than Ron Paul ever being US President.


You've got a better chance of the Jewish religion saying ANYBODY can join their religion tomorrow....than Ron Paul becoming US PResident.

There's a better chance of American Indians revolting and starting a new War to kick the white man off their land tomorrow.....than Ron Paul ever becoming the US PResident.

Even if 99% of America voted for Ron Paul to be US PResident, he would NEVER be PResident because the Electoral College picks the US PResident.

Silly trolls.

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reply to post by LordOfArcadia


White supremist show !........ Hmmmmmm, would that have been Rush Limbaugh or Glen Beck ?

Originally posted by FeatherofMaat
People have known for decades that Ron Paul is a racist. I'm astonished that so many are now just finding out about it. It's like everyone knowing that Santa wears read and then you find a bunch of people that didn't know.

Yes. Ron Paul is a bigot. Yes. The sun shines. Next.

Proof?

If not, go away.

Originally posted by DelMarvel
Here's an example of the kind of baggage the Paul campaign will have to deal with if he were to start doing well in the primaries:

The Ron Paul Campaign and its Neo-Nazi Supporters

Hey, Del.....the last time I checked, this is America. Individuals AND ORGANIZATIONS are free to support the candidate of their choice. I know this information is a shock to you, but this is how things work. Just because a group with a specific ideology supports a candidate does not mean that candidate supports that group's ideology. NO candidate is obligated to denounce ANY group of American voters that endorses him.

Originally posted by eNaR
reply to post by LordOfArcadia

 

White supremist show !........ Hmmmmmm, would that have been Rush Limbaugh or Glen Beck ?

WOW!!! LMAO!

Oh, how I wish I would have thought of that one.......

Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Well, I hope the anti-Ron Paul Obamites have prepared a defense for his Marxist Liberation Theology pals and his long term attendance at the racist Rev Wrights church.

By the time Paul's GOP opponents are done with him the Obama campaign won't have to do much of anything in the miraculous event of a Paul nomination.

And I would guess Obama and company would be tickled pink to have Paul as the nominee. They would be able to run to the right of him on a number of issues.

Originally posted by DelMarvel

Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Well, I hope the anti-Ron Paul Obamites have prepared a defense for his Marxist Liberation Theology pals and his long term attendance at the racist Rev Wrights church.

By the time Paul's GOP opponents are done with him the Obama campaign won't have to do much of anything in the miraculous event of a Paul nomination.

And I would guess Obama and company would be tickled pink to have Paul as the nominee. They would be able to run to the right of him on a number of issues.

Four words...."Operation Fast and Furious."

Now sit down and be quiet.

Originally posted by DelMarvel

Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Well, I hope the anti-Ron Paul Obamites have prepared a defense for his Marxist Liberation Theology pals and his long term attendance at the racist Rev Wrights church.

By the time Paul's GOP opponents are done with him the Obama campaign won't have to do much of anything in the miraculous event of a Paul nomination.

And I would guess Obama and company would be tickled pink to have Paul as the nominee. They would be able to run to the right of him on a number of issues.

Obama will not run to the right unless it's for show. He is a true radical leftist Marxist Fabian socialist bent on fundamentally transforming America into the Intl Socialist State his mentors Soros, Ayers, and Axelrod want. My point was not that Obama could beat him or not, but that Obama was elected in spite of the most racist nonsense spewing out of his mentor's mouth by people who buy into that stuff, and by guilty liberals who wanted to prove they are not racist and by college kids who thought he was just the coolest! I'm guessing the same ones who now are supporting OWS who want their college debt forgiven and their tuitions paid for by the State.
He also was elected even after the evidence came out about Weatherman Bill Ayers had a party for him in his own home, and worked with him on the board at Annenberg. Oh by the way Factcheck is an Annenberg Project.

Ron Paul has also apologized for any hateful and bigotry comments published under his name.

I'm not sure what more the haters want from him.

www.nydailynews.com...

Originally posted by NightGypsy

Originally posted by DelMarvel
Here's an example of the kind of baggage the Paul campaign will have to deal with if he were to start doing well in the primaries:

The Ron Paul Campaign and its Neo-Nazi Supporters

Hey, Del.....the last time I checked, this is America. Individuals AND ORGANIZATIONS are free to support the candidate of their choice. I know this information is a shock to you, but this is how things work. Just because a group with a specific ideology supports a candidate does not mean that candidate supports that group's ideology. NO candidate is obligated to denounce ANY group of American voters that endorses him.

I didn't make any comment in posting that other than that linked article contained information I hadn't seen before that perhaps some would be interested in.

I guess ideologically speaking no candidate is obligated to any denounce groups that are supporting him.

Politically speaking is another question.

Once (or if) Paul begins to be taken seriously as a contender for the nomination he will be forced to denounce these kind of supporters or allow his opponents to paint him as the second coming of Hitler.

Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus

Obama will not run to the right unless it's for show.

And what's not "for show" in a political campaign?

You could expect attacks along the line of "Obama killed bin Laden and helped keep us safe. Paul is an isolationist who would abandon our Israeli allies and allow the North Koreans and Iran free reign..blah blah blah."

Originally posted by DelMarvel

Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus

Obama will not run to the right unless it's for show.

And what's not "for show" in a political campaign?

You could expect attacks along the line of "Obama killed bin Laden and helped keep us safe. Paul is an isolationist who would abandon our Israeli allies and allow the North Koreans and Iran free reign..blah blah blah."

Well sure. One from the left and one from the right. This bit about racism is silly nonsense, but look people still voted for Obama even after the muddiest mud came out about him. So does that show people don't listen to the mud slinging or that people wanted some one like that in office?

reply to post by DelMarvel

Politically speaking is another question.

Then I will be waiting with baited breath to hear from the Obama camp why one of his top campaign contributors is the criminal organization known as Goldman Sachs.

reply to post by LordOfArcadia

Many trolls on here nowadays posting anti Ron Paul treads.Thanks for giving me the right to fight the injustice and Evil you serve.

I have a question.

I went to the Stormfront website via the link provided by Adam Holland's blog here:

Adam Holland Blog

And you can see the post that states that Ron Paul was scheduled to appear on The Political Cesspool.

Well, I decided to go the the Storm front website myself to find the thread, which is listed under Stormfront>General>Lounge

Now, according to the thread in the link given by Adam Holland, the last post in the thread was on 8-25-2009 @12:44PM

Now the place where it should be is on page 392, in the Lounge, and I was going to post a link, but I guess ATS has blocked linking to certain websites.

Just look for yourself. I had no success in finding it. Is there an explanation for this?

GTH! We love you Ron!

reply to post by LordOfArcadia


Well, he also did a one on one sit down with Sacha Baron Cohen's character "Bruno." An openly and flamboyantly gay Austrian fashion commentator.

Is he gay? Is he Austrian? Does he now have ties with fashion designers?

What would be a better approach is maybe we can find the interview if it exists in the first place and hear what he had to say. People that hold to a cause like white supremacy (or anything really) always tend to push the person they're interviewing into their scope of issues they feel important or need to be addressed. Ron would either cosign or disagree.

Why would you crop your support because some guy that believes differently than you may have maybe had him on a show one time, maybe.

Doesn't take much more than the "R- word" to really get people fleeing the scene.

Advice: Acquire sense, backbone.

Happy Holidays.