Tunnel at the End of the Light

Great Article!

Sat, 18 Aug 2007 16:49:49 +0100

The mainstream has convinced people not to "waste" their vote on a candidate that won't win. They claim they can only use their precious airtime to cover candidates that have the ability to win. The only candidates that have the ability to win are the ones the media widely cover. The only way for a unknown like Ron Paul to win, is for a grassroots revolution to occur. Unfortunately, the faster the revolution grows, the faster the media machine and their backers tighten the noose. This will not deter me, as I will not participate in their self fulfilling prophecy! - a guest

all that jazzman

Sat, 18 Aug 2007 16:47:46 +0100

there is an old saying'no matter who the people vote for,they always vote for me.....there was a third party(concieved in 1790)they held their first national covention in philidelphia 9/11 1830....the anti-masonic party.you probaly never learned that at school.... rest assured,that there are many of us,the coalition of the unwilling,that knew the decisions being made by our governing body......were a ticket to hell in a bucket. the zappacrat - a guest

Don't give up hope

Sat, 18 Aug 2007 15:29:08 +0100

I'm glad to see you feel you can now vote with your conscience, but you aren't alone. In many campaigns, including the Ron Paul campaign with which I work as a volunteer, people, especially young people, are stepping up to do their part in taking America back. It is difficult, yes; beyond hope, never. :) - a guest

Liberty is the Goal.

Sat, 18 Aug 2007 10:24:45 +0100

Liberty is an ideal that nearly everyone supports. (Excepting the well-intentioned meddlers and ill-intentioned tyrants). Democracy, on the other hand, may be over-rated. On old cliche perhaps best illustrates the problem: "Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to eat for lunch". That is why our Constitution is so brilliant. It established a system under which the Federal government has only limited, enumerated powers. All rights not explicitly given to the Federal government are reserved by the people and the member States. The rule of law (our Constitution) protects us from arbitrary actions of both government officials and mob rule (also known as "Democracy"). When Benjamin Franklin was asked, outside the Constitutional Convention, what sort of government had been formed, he answered, "A Republic, if you can keep it." Well, perhaps we have not kept it. Our Liberties are imperiled and our Constitution is ignored. That is why Dr. Ron Paul's message resonates with so many Americans. He is the only presidential candidate who has been unwavering in his promotion of Liberty and his defense of the Constitution. He understands that a return to Constitutional principles will give people the means and incentives to pursue their own personal versions of happiness. Government will no longer be for sale, because it will no longer have the power to meddle in the affairs of people here or abroad. A vote for Dr. Paul is not a vote for the man, but, rather, a vote for Liberty, protected by the Rule of Law. I would be throwing my vote away if I voted for anything else. - a guest