Ron Paul on Alex Jones 9/11 Truther Show Today (Have at it, Ministry of Silly Explanations)

Ron Paul Forums ^ | Oct. 5, 2007 | Ron Paul Forums

[lormand]

Ron Paul will be on the Alex Jones Show Today between 12pm and 3pm EST tune in and listen!!!!!!

http://www.nfowars.net:443/stream1.asx

[olde north church]

Um, you are aware that the massive growth that occurred after the Revolutionary War was from the progeny of immigrants, from the likes of Jefferson, Washington, Adams etc....

Unless you are a Native American, you are a product of an immigrant at some point.

No immigration including legal, a bit much don't you think...

Someone has probably stated it already but ... even the "Native" Americans were immigrants, I don't believe there were humans in the Americas prior to 20,000 years ago, give or take a thousand years.

Homo Sapiens were native only to Africa if you're an evolutionist, Mesopotamia, if a Biblist.

[ejonesie22]

Exactly...

I always liked Pat Paulsen’s old line. Something to the effect of “Many of our problems today could have been prevented by an aggressive immigration policy on the part of American Indians.”

We are all decended from immigrants...

[ejonesie22]

Love the tag...

[Lovebloggers]

I never had any doubt at all whatsoever that Paul was a truther.

[Republican Wildcat]

National exposure?

You will justify anything, won’t you?

[Republican Wildcat]

Wow! That is a stretch! Even a "truther" could not stretch logic like that!

Actually it is basic common sense and intelligence, which you apparently lack, or if you don't, you lack honesty. He denies association with the movement, then repeatedly appears on the show of the proclaimed leader of the movement. Not a stretch in the slightest.

[traviskicks]

well, I think you do have to draw the line somewhere... :) I think the difference is that Alex Jones doesn’t base his radio show on the one issue of 9/11. I went to his website today and I didn’t see anything on 9/11, I saw a bunch of stuff on the Brown’s arrest (tax evadaing couple in NH). The Klan meanwhile, is founded on the one issue of hate, racial superiority or whatever. If paul went there to lecture them on this and discuss, as he recently did, his dissaproval over FBI abuses of MLK and the civil rights movement and a small gov message, I guess it would be ok with me, but obviously it would be a disaster politically.

I mean, I guess ya’ll got me on this, perhaps my previous statement was too general. Lookit, I don’t have all the answers, I’m not happy he went on the Alex Jones program and I’m not happy he has all these kook followers, but they are a distinct very small minority and Paul doesn’t believe the stuff they believe and has stated so many times explicitly, so I don’t see the big deal, like him going on this program is some ‘watershed’ even that is supposed to tell us something we didn’t know before.

[traviskicks]

2. The currently “leftist” young supporters will hear his message of limited government and it will stick with them for life

I'm not sure I agree with your first premise, as I think there are many more Republicans (probably 3 or 4:1 margin) that support him than Democrats, but I definitely agree with the above statement and think, regardless of how things turn out, this education of the American public on the virtues of a liberty is a worthy endevour that will have lasting consequences.

I think it is also true it will force the rest of the republican field to shift to the right in a positive manner.

[traviskicks]

Here is an example of what you speak of, a short but excellent essay by Paul that received great reviews here at FR:

Political Power and the Rule of Law

[ChuteTheMall]

Has anyone posted a transcript of this program yet?

I’d like to read it, I don’t plan to listen to it.

[lormand]

That was one miserable attempt at Paultard spin.

Ron Paul will forever be associated with Alex Jones. I'll keep reminding those of you if you forget.

[lormand]

"Doesn’t Alex Jones report about chemtrails and the coming civilian concentration camps? Alien abductions?"

Yes, yes, and yes.

[taxed2death]

“If there is just a tinge of doubt to anyone regarding how insane the Ron Paul “Revolution” is, then this will clear it up absolutely for good.”

....sounds about as reasonable as

“the Iraqi oil will pay for the war”

or

“Comprehensive immigration reform is not amnesty”

Evidently RP doesn’t corner the market on insanity.

[RatsDawg]

http://alexjonesexposed.blogspot.com/

Alex Jones exposed.

[lormand]

If your retort is to misquote people and redirect criticism away from Prawn Paul, then it certainly won't work with me.

Ron Paul is even further to the left on the Iraq conflict than are the main RAT candidates up for nomination.

I agree with the founder...

"Ron Paul and his flaming antiwar spam monkeys can Kiss my Ass!!"- Jim Robinson, Sept, 30, 2007

[taxed2death]

I didn’t misquote anyone.

“The Saudis are our friends”

LOL

I’m not a RP supporter......I’m just someone who’s pointing out that he’s not the only one gettin’ airplay making insane statements.

[cdnerds]

Im starting to think all the money he is raising is left wing loons trying to make us think the republicans agree with him.

[Jotmo]

That is the single most outstanding post I’ve read in...well, forever.

[floriduh voter]

Ron Paul wants no irs, no fbi, no cia, etc. What's he want instead? anarchy and more terrorism? Even with the fbi, we were attacked. Without them, it will not get better, hmmmmmmm? A lot of folks like Ron Paul. That's fine to like someone but our standards should be higher than looking for a match on a dating site.

He's a raging libertarian stuck in the republican party.

[floriduh voter]

He’s not anti-euthanasia.