expatriot
11-12-2007, 06:35 AM
CALL TO ARMS - BLOOD IN THE STREETS ON DEC 4,
Defy the Debate stacked in favor of more War in Iraq
On Tuesday December 04 Fox News will host a debate without Ron Paul
in Des Moines Iowa in accordance with the planning of the IOWA GOP.
This will mark the first moment that the Presidential Debates will exclude
the only viable candidate against the war in IRAQ, Ron Paul. :mad:
In consideration that the organizers have, as is certainly their priviledge,
chosen to use obsolete benchmarks and demonstrably skewed information
as the basis for excluding Ron Paul, this act must not go unanswered. :cool:
Because our military men and women will have lost their last remaining
hope for a reasonable return (alive) from Iraq, it is proposed that
the supporters of Ron Paul have an opportunity to make a statement
on the world stage, and invite those around the world to participate
in an event to oppose the continued manipulation of American Presidential
politics in favor of a foreign policy of never-ending conflict.
On that day while the Republican Presidential candidates which are
sharing a stage and agenda of continued war, it is proposed there be
a single day of blood donations by supporters of Ron Paul against
the War in Iraq to the shame and derision of the mongers of war.
In effect, giving blood at home in America to bring an end to the
continuing blood-bath in Iraq and shaming those who dare to stand for
the continuance of a war launched by lies and financed by the
tax slaves of the Federal Reserve and enforced by a Police State of Fear.
Would you give your blood to end this war?
If so, invite your friends, your families, your neighbors regardless
of their politics or nationality to
- Join the supporters of Presidential Candidate Ron Paul to
- drown the voices at the Iowa debate in blood shed to end the War in Iraq. -
Organize now for Tuesday Dec 04 - it only takes ten minutes of your time.
Sponsoring a Blood Drive (http://www.givelife2.org/sponsor/default.asp)
http://www.givelife2.org/sponsor/default.asp
This can be done internationally as well...
Defy the Debate stacked in favor of more War in Iraq
On Tuesday December 04 Fox News will host a debate without Ron Paul
in Des Moines Iowa in accordance with the planning of the IOWA GOP.
This will mark the first moment that the Presidential Debates will exclude
the only viable candidate against the war in IRAQ, Ron Paul. :mad:
In consideration that the organizers have, as is certainly their priviledge,
chosen to use obsolete benchmarks and demonstrably skewed information
as the basis for excluding Ron Paul, this act must not go unanswered. :cool:
Because our military men and women will have lost their last remaining
hope for a reasonable return (alive) from Iraq, it is proposed that
the supporters of Ron Paul have an opportunity to make a statement
on the world stage, and invite those around the world to participate
in an event to oppose the continued manipulation of American Presidential
politics in favor of a foreign policy of never-ending conflict.
On that day while the Republican Presidential candidates which are
sharing a stage and agenda of continued war, it is proposed there be
a single day of blood donations by supporters of Ron Paul against
the War in Iraq to the shame and derision of the mongers of war.
In effect, giving blood at home in America to bring an end to the
continuing blood-bath in Iraq and shaming those who dare to stand for
the continuance of a war launched by lies and financed by the
tax slaves of the Federal Reserve and enforced by a Police State of Fear.
Would you give your blood to end this war?
If so, invite your friends, your families, your neighbors regardless
of their politics or nationality to
- Join the supporters of Presidential Candidate Ron Paul to
- drown the voices at the Iowa debate in blood shed to end the War in Iraq. -
Organize now for Tuesday Dec 04 - it only takes ten minutes of your time.
Sponsoring a Blood Drive (http://www.givelife2.org/sponsor/default.asp)
http://www.givelife2.org/sponsor/default.asp
This can be done internationally as well...