People, i tell you that we have very good chances to win this whole thing!

[qwerty]

77% of Americans--America is "on the wrong course"

http://news.yahoo.com/page/election-2008-political-pulse-voters-mood

:cool:

[Elijah]

People, i tell you that we have very good chances to win this whole thing!

True dat!

[Corydoras]

You're right. There was a phrase that stuck with me from the big Time Magazine article about the campaign, "Halliburton-Blackwatery." It says a lot, and nothing good for our country, that a big magazine used the phrase as if people would know what it means. People DO know that something has gone terribly wrong with this country.


His message, even if packaged in obscure economic lectures, is that there is something very corrupt, very Halliburton-Blackwatery going on with our military-industrial complex
http://news.yahoo.com/s/time/20071102/us_time/theronpaulrevolution

[john_anderson_ii]

We just need to let those 77% know that there is a man who's been on the right course for 30 years, all they need to do is get behind him.

[JustBcuz]

i swiped your arty for a new thread

i love that quote in there...it really highlights that there are a lot of people who we need to get the message to.

:D

[qwerty]

We just need to let those 77% know that there is a man who's been on the right course for 30 years, all they need to do is get behind him.

Yes, i think that we can only blame ourselves if we don´t win this one...

Take a look at this one!

Need 1 minute of your time now!

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=40822

[SeanEdwards]

Fun Blackwater info:
(FYI - Erik Prince is the owner of Blackwater)


Licensed to Kill pg 294: Erik (Prince) tells us that he has also been investing in the development of a new personnel carrier for Blackwater based on the South African Caspir, a high-speed armored vehicle. The Blackwater Grizzly will use a bigger turbocharged diesel engine and have the suspension created and built by Dennis Anderson, a legend in the monster-truck business. When Erik describes his armored monster truck, homemade gunship, and other toys, he looks like an excited twelve-year-old at Christmas. “We are having a South African armored vehicle modified by the guy that made Gravedigger. [Anderson] is doing the suspension and he is just down the road from us,” he explains with unrestrained excitement. Since Anderson usually designs his fifteen-hundred hp monster trucks solely to crush rows of cars and fly through the air with impunity, combining that with armed men seems like an odd creation out of a bad eighties action show like The A-Team.