there's a lot of good info in there, but a couple things kind of ruined the article. The 8 trillion and 16 trillion numbers are confirmed by the partial audit of the fed, there is no argument there, but the 30 trillion and 100 trillion numbers seem to be made up. I see no factual basis for the kill order on Ron Paul, but it wouldn't surprise me too much if he mysteriously died sometime soon.

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/European_Union_Times

Says it all, really.

How is Ron Paul a conspiracy theorist? 

Ron Paul (really) isn't that extreme, his problem is that his greatest strengths are on issues that people are too ignorant about to really understand what he is saying (or to care) ...

For example, I don't think anyone can actually defend the existence of pseudo-governmental private businesses (like the Federal Reserve, Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac) that are implicitly backed by the government ensuring the privatization of profit and the socialization of losses; and the only reason Ron Paul doesn't get the opportunity to wipe the floor with the politicians that are in the pocket of these organizations is that the typical voter would be bored by a substantive discussion of real issues.

I say issue a kill order for all republican politicians. Problems solved.

I'm Canadian so I have no stake in this anyways, but I really hope you Americans smarten up and elect Ron Paul, if he can live up to the hype he will easily be one of the top presidents in history.

Everybody do themselves a favor and support Ron Paul. No need for corporate/lobbyist/Israeli puppets in office anymore.

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The hell? What did I just read!? O_O

one of Ron Paul's policy's is to remove abortion, so he would of lost my vote because of that (I'm British, so I have no say in who gets elected in America)