fireworks_god
11-26-2007, 02:04 AM
I am a newcomer to this forum, but I've been observing for quite some time, and I've noticed that there has been a lot of tension in here lately, and I think its threatening the progressive nature of what has brought us this far and what we need to ensure that Ron Paul is elected President of the United States of America in 2008. The situation truly is dire; the stakes have never been higher. We are on the verge of a new age on this planet, where, with the facilitation of the Internet, we are truly becoming interconnected and are at a time when we will finally realize what we need to know to overcome what always has brought civilizations to fall.
When I watch and listen to Ron Paul, I see awareness and understanding of reality, being spoken through someone who is in a position to truly act as a catalyst to push us through the threshold to evolving as a planet, past war, collecting around differences out of fear, enabling others to control us by becoming apathetic to our responsibilty as sovereign individuals to care about what is going on in this planet and to take action and to be enthused in playing our role... but only if we do what is necessary to support him so that he is in the position to represent us.
I firmly believe that Ron Paul is the true representative of the ideals this country was founded upon, as well as the people that inhabit it, even as most of them have been lulled to sleep through the limitations of the previous form of media, the television. The difference in the status quo of politics and the revolutionay force of Ron Paul's rise is the difference in media. With the Internet, people have to interact with the media in order to access it, and this is what, I believe, is responsible for the force that is breaking through people's apathy when it comes to politics.
I apologize for getting long-winded, but my intent was to share with you all this video I found on Youtube, which I'm sure most of you have already seen, called Don't Tread On Me. It is remarkably beautiful, and I'll even admit that it had me in tears of joy. :) When I read these quotations of Ron Paul, I had visions of future children of a once again prosporous, free nation, in flourishing schools enabled by the decentralization of governance and the involvement of concerned parents and citizens, reading these words of a true leader, that came at a time when he was sorely needed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG_HuFtP8w8
Moderators, I realize this doesn't directly relate to grass-roots efforts, but I really hope this can stay in this forum, as an opportunity to reflect/remind ourselves of why we are so endeavored in these efforts. I moderate a philosophy and spirituality forum, and understand the need for specializing different forums for different topics, but I'm humbly requesting that this one slips through the cracks of being moved, in the name of Ron Paul. :)
When I watch and listen to Ron Paul, I see awareness and understanding of reality, being spoken through someone who is in a position to truly act as a catalyst to push us through the threshold to evolving as a planet, past war, collecting around differences out of fear, enabling others to control us by becoming apathetic to our responsibilty as sovereign individuals to care about what is going on in this planet and to take action and to be enthused in playing our role... but only if we do what is necessary to support him so that he is in the position to represent us.
I firmly believe that Ron Paul is the true representative of the ideals this country was founded upon, as well as the people that inhabit it, even as most of them have been lulled to sleep through the limitations of the previous form of media, the television. The difference in the status quo of politics and the revolutionay force of Ron Paul's rise is the difference in media. With the Internet, people have to interact with the media in order to access it, and this is what, I believe, is responsible for the force that is breaking through people's apathy when it comes to politics.
I apologize for getting long-winded, but my intent was to share with you all this video I found on Youtube, which I'm sure most of you have already seen, called Don't Tread On Me. It is remarkably beautiful, and I'll even admit that it had me in tears of joy. :) When I read these quotations of Ron Paul, I had visions of future children of a once again prosporous, free nation, in flourishing schools enabled by the decentralization of governance and the involvement of concerned parents and citizens, reading these words of a true leader, that came at a time when he was sorely needed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG_HuFtP8w8
Moderators, I realize this doesn't directly relate to grass-roots efforts, but I really hope this can stay in this forum, as an opportunity to reflect/remind ourselves of why we are so endeavored in these efforts. I moderate a philosophy and spirituality forum, and understand the need for specializing different forums for different topics, but I'm humbly requesting that this one slips through the cracks of being moved, in the name of Ron Paul. :)