Someone at the WSJ is a member of the Revolution. CNBC show on now.

[EvilEngineer]

Just on a few minutes ago, on CNBC, they were covering stories of uncovering financial mismanagement in big firms and non-profits. They cut to a clip of a gentlemen working for the WSJ, and then a quick clip of his hand on his mouse.

To the casual observer, they only saw "Love" written on his mouse pad. But clear to anyone who has seen the revolution logo, it was a Ron Paul Revolution mouse pad. So somewhere in the bowls of the WSJ there is an ally. Now we just need to find him.

[nodope0695]

Just on a few minutes ago, on CNBC, they were covering stories of uncovering financial mismanagement in big firms and non-profits. They cut to a clip of a gentlemen working for the WSJ, and then a quick clip of his hand on his mouse.

To the casual observer, they only saw "Love" written on his mouse pad. But clear to anyone who has seen the revolution logo, it was a Ron Paul Revolution mouse pad. So somewhere in the bowls of the WSJ there is an ally. Now we just need to find him.

What is the WSJ?

[Molly1]

What is the WSJ?

Wall Street Journal

[amy31416]

Wall Street Journal.

[EvilEngineer]

What is the WSJ?

Wall Street Journal. The publication recently bought up by news corp. Behind enemy lines if you will.

[Ethek]

Wall Street Journal, one of the hydras heads

- kill the banks

[Joe3113]

Wall Street Journal is owned by News Corporation (Rupert Murdoch).

If his boss sees the mouse pad he is getting fired.

[ronpaulblogsdotcom]

Murdoch will find him before us. And make sure he is never near a camera or reporter again.