Ron Paul and the 9/11 Truth

[Edx]

Yeah, he's pro-life and a Christian. What's your point? Am I a bad atheist for voting for someone who believes in god?

He's also a Creationist.

You cant help voting for someone who's Christian, the trick is picking the least crazy, Currently Obama is the least crazy.

 

[tfk]

[McDonald] was killed in a joint Soviet-American operation to shoot down the Korean Airlines flight KAL 007.

Ummmm, say what...??

 

[Scott Sommers]

Ummmm, say what...??

You don't know? Congressman Larry McDonald was a member of the John Birch Society. Because of his tireless efforts to reveal the communist control over the US government, they conspired with the Russians to shoot down KAL 007.

I thought everybody knew this.

 

[IdiotWhacker]

Yeah, he's pro-life and a Christian. What's your point? Am I a bad atheist for voting for someone who believes in god?

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You do not understand what i've said or maybe I didn't type out clearly. If he is trying to appeal to christians, but doesn't give them what they want, what would be his goal? The issue is not on how Ron Paul's a christian and a pro-life but how his views will point out if he was POTUS. Since you just maybe read the section of he is pro-life therefore for you think i believe that since he is pro-life i wouldn't vote for the person.

But that's another topic on hand what i am pointing out is his views maybe different from yours, he could be saying what you want to hear, if so the policies he would be making would be a mystery on its own.Like i said in my OP if he truly believes what he is saying in the video, he would be stepping into a fundamentalist boundary.

 

[SpitfireIX]

Super PAC supporting Ron Paul is operated by a 9/11 'truther'

From MSNBC:

As Libertarian Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul looks for a state he can win, some of his supporters have turned to a new theme: voting fraud.

A Super PAC supporting Paul has pledged to monitor the vote in all the remaining states, using an army of exit pollsters to fight what it calls results that are "outrageous, unacceptable and patently un-American." The group, called Revolution PAC, has spent half a million dollars supporting Paul with videos, webcasts, online ads, direct mail, billboards and radio ads in primary and caucus states. . . .

The leader of the group, its founder, chairman and treasurer, is Gary Franchi, a promoter of conspiracy theories and sophisticated social-media entrepreneur in the resurgent movement known as the Patriots. . . .

Online videos produced by Franchi, and online interviews with him, add specifics:

• Franchi has supported the 9/11 Truth Movement, which supports the idea that the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, werean inside job to create a pretext for a reduction in American liberty, or at least involved a cover-up, with the World Trade Center brought down by a planned U.S. demolition, instead of terrorist-controlled airplanes. Franchi founded the Lone Lantern Society (a reference to Paul Revere indicating that foreign enemies are on American soil). The group supports "the birth of freedom and the death of the New World Order," a secretive elite that is supposedly trying to set up a world government. Lone Lantern has held street demonstrations on the 11th of every month in Chicago and elsewhere, demanding an investigation of 9/11. In New Hampshire in 2008, a video shows Franchi asking Tom Ridge, the former secretary of Homeland Security, who was campaigning for Sen. John McCain, whether Ridge would support an investigation of the "controlled demolition" of the World Trade Center. Ridge was having none of it, saying, "I just don't buy into that. That's a conspiracy theory that has no basis in fact. It's almost out of the Twilight Zone." . . .