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Ron Paul nuts, please read the last paragraph of this article
This has to be a misquote, no way this is right. I'm a ron paul supporter and this seems very out of character for him. Unless the AJC is misquoting him, which is possible considering it is a POS paper anyway.
"Last month, a GOP presidential candidate, Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, told a group of Evangelical Christians that the United States is working on eliminating its borders "with a North American Union" and "the introduction of an Amero currency."" link to article |
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Re: Ron Paul nuts, please read the last paragraph of this article
I remember reading something similar to this a while back.
The context being that we currently ARE working toward this, but we shouldn't be. Whether we are or not, I don't know. Just saying, he's not advocating it. He's warning against it. And he's not the only one. |
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Re: Ron Paul nuts, please read the last paragraph of this article
then this article took his quote 100% out of context, nice.
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Re: Ron Paul nuts, please read the last paragraph of this article
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then this article took his quote 100% out of context, nice. [/ QUOTE ] Read the AJC much, OP? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] |
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Re: Ron Paul nuts, please read the last paragraph of this article
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[ QUOTE ] then this article took his quote 100% out of context, nice. [/ QUOTE ] Read the AJC much, OP? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] I try to stay in sports, but sometimes I wander into other areas of the paper and am quickly reminded of why I take sports out and throw the rest in the recycling bin. |
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Re: Ron Paul nuts, please read the last paragraph of this article
Midge gimmick?
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Re: Ron Paul nuts, please read the last paragraph of this article
I like the way that the articles says "Economists Debunk 'Amero' Story", and then proceed to not debunk it in the slightest. It's basically a few random economist opining "Eh, it'll never happen." How that is supposed to constitute a "debunking" is unclear.
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Re: Ron Paul nuts, please read the last paragraph of this article
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I like the way that the articles says "Economists Debunk 'Amero' Story", and then proceed to not debunk it in the slightest. It's basically a few random economist opining "Eh, it'll never happen." How that is supposed to constitute a "debunking" is unclear. [/ QUOTE ] Another RIDBP. They give the reasons why it won't happen, and they arent "random economists". Next think you'll be linking to the Amero coin thread. |
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Re: Ron Paul nuts, please read the last paragraph of this article
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[ QUOTE ] I like the way that the articles says "Economists Debunk 'Amero' Story", and then proceed to not debunk it in the slightest. It's basically a few random economist opining "Eh, it'll never happen." How that is supposed to constitute a "debunking" is unclear. [/ QUOTE ] Another RIDBP. They give the reasons why it won't happen, and they arent "random economists". Next think you'll be linking to the Amero coin thread. [/ QUOTE ] Another no-content Copernican attack. No, I guess it wasn't "random economists", it was one non-random economist, an economist for the CFR (lol), author of a very friendly text on fiat monetary integration. When the only source cited is the pro-monetary integration guy from the CFR saying, "Nothing to see here folks, move along", I tend to be skeptical. And the "reasons why it won't happen", that the member states would never go for it because of national sovereignty concerns and that it would necessitate a single central bank that would be politically infeasible, are EXACTLY the reasons that were given for why the European Union and the Euro would "never happen." Ironically, all you need if you want monetary integration is to go back to the gold standard. We had total world monetary integration in the 19th century, not surprisingly the most sustained period of international peace and prosperity in the history of the world. Strangely enough, as soon as states started installing central banks and going off the international gold standard warfare of unimaginable scale broke out. States could suddenly finance their international aggression and hide the true cost, at least for a few years. |
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Re: Ron Paul nuts, please read the last paragraph of this article
The last time the NAU came up, we dismissed it as a conspiracy theory. That might be because it was coming from Nielsio, but contrast that with how Ineedaride2 sounds now that Paul is saying it.
(Not saying Paul supports the NAU, just that he believes it's happening). Link |
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