GOP - Can You Hear This?? Ron Paul Was Correct!

[brucefan]

Republicans / GOP - Can You Hear This?? Ron Paul Was Correct!

The Republican Party REFUSED to truly listen to Ron Paul Republicans. At every turn they tried to block Ron Paul's access, During debates they made jabs at him to make him seem incompetent.
SADLY, the Republican Party did not listen. In fact, even after the election in a special Republican Party GOP meeting, to essentially move forward after a horrible loss, - Ron Paul was not invited!
Ron Paul was correct and this is a HUGE "told you so moment"! Again will Republicans learn from their mistakes? Many die-hard Republicans are having a difficult time seeing the difference between Republicans and Democrats right now. Listen now Republicans before the economy collapses in 2009-10 and rolls into a Great Depression. Laugh now, make jokes, deny again - Ron Paul Republicans pray that there will never be another "we told you so moment".
This video is INCREDIBLE. It starts out slow and then WOW! Michelle Malkin, Sean Hannity, and many news reporters really look like fools when you compare the time-line (Before and After) in this video.
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Many believe Ron Paul Republicans were just a craze phase and will disappear. GOP if you still think this you will once again lose election after election. While the GOP is still talking Reagan they should have been listening to Ron Paul. Educate yourself and join the Campaign for Liberty now!

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[roadreeler57]

No problem I'll join

 

[random1323]

he been done tryin to tell ya'll!

 

[tiznow]

where'd all the hyperinflationists go?

he's right about solutions to our problems long term to get us back to fiscal responsibility

but he was wrong about how the fallout from it all was gonna play out in that deflation is now the worry

 

[rolltide]

I don't really know any true conservative that would disagree with ron paul. While Reagan had his strong points, taken from Goldwater, he also overspent, got far too involved in foreign affairs, and grew government which are clearly not conservative actions. But as long as we have Tool Hannity telling the wanna-be's how great Reagan and/or Romney are, the further away the GOP will be from it's once true self

 

[tocco05]

Thanks for this video. I am joining.

 

[ProPokerPlayer]

I don't really know any true conservative that would disagree with ron paul. While Reagan had his strong points, taken from Goldwater, he also overspent, got far too involved in foreign affairs, and grew government which are clearly not conservative actions. But as long as we have Tool Hannity telling the wanna-be's how great Reagan and/or Romney are, the further away the GOP will be from it's once true self

I would agree with you on most everything but foreign affairs. We've been involved in that deeply since the 40's and Ron Paul is more inclined with Obama/Clinton of foreign affairs than any even liberal republican...That made him unsupportable to me.

I didnt watch the whole video but the 1st 3 mins where he talks about the housing market crashing because of cheap lending.......How does anyone blame this on Republicans???? And by the way he's no Nostradumus.........I posted an article saying the same things months ago that was written and printed in 1999.
So anybody in this country that hasnt had a sign on their car saying "The housing market will crash and slam our economy soon" since at least 2000 should just shut the hell up with the blame game because EVERYBODY stood by and let these bastards rape this country.....But it started in the 70's with Carter, got worse in the 80's with ACORN, etc and blew out in the 90's when the DEMOCRATICS LED BT FRANK,DODD,ETAL, got their hands in the pie and began dividing it up among themselves...........All Bush did was INCREASE ACCESS to programs that DEMOCRATS HAVE SCREAMED FOR and now when it finally all blows up they blame Bush for all 40 years.....standard

 

[fletchisrhsm]

I don't really know any true conservative that would disagree with ron paul. While Reagan had his strong points, taken from Goldwater, he also overspent, got far too involved in foreign affairs, and grew government which are clearly not conservative actions. But as long as we have Tool Hannity telling the wanna-be's how great Reagan and/or Romney are, the further away the GOP will be from it's once true self

Well fucking said Tide. ope:

 

[brucefan]

where'd all the hyperinflationists go?

he's right about solutions to our problems long term to get us back to fiscal responsibility

but he was wrong about how the fallout from it all was gonna play out in that deflation is now the worry

have some patience, its coming, trust me

 

[nimue77]

No problem I'll join

Bullshit, you would gladly take Mccain and you love those fuckers (CP) who want to tell you what you can put in your own body and what you should not spend your own money on - and if I remember correctly you are a warmonger too.

 

[fletchisrhsm]

where'd all the hyperinflationists go?

:hikitty:

 

[eek.]

where'd all the hyperinflationists go?

he's right about solutions to our problems long term to get us back to fiscal responsibility

but he was wrong about how the fallout from it all was gonna play out in that deflation is now the worry

Well the Government bailed out the banks with our munney but now the banks are refusing to lend money...which means the credit market has disappeared.

If all the private banks are putting all our munney under their bed inflation is impossible.

I would lend directly to the public if I was the government.

Fuck those private banks, they can catch up later.

In the UK the Post Office bank should start doing home loans using taxpayers money.

:grandmais

 

[eek.]

First the shareholder owned banks loan to anyone with a pulse...then when that market pops those same privately owned banks refuse to hand out money to help alleviate the dire situation they were responsible for in the first place, making things even worse for people.

It's enough to make a socialist out of ya, so it is.

:grandmais

 

[tiznow]

Well the Government bailed out the banks with our munney but now the banks are refusing to lend money...which means the credit market has disappeared.

If all the private banks are putting all our munney under their bed inflation is impossible.

I would lend directly to the public if I was the government.

Fuck those private banks, they can catch up later.

In the UK the Post Office bank should start doing home loans using taxpayers money.

:grandmais

our economy is one big ponzi scheme

they have no other choice

leh set off a huge chain of reactions

so we must pump money into the rest of the "necessary" guys so they can hoard cash and use our fiat to take all the losses so they don't have to declare bankrupcy setting off a leveraged CDS explosion that ripples into money market funds and many other things

remember the MM scare in euroland when gold was going for a huge premium you wanker? lehman and everybody worrying about who was next in line to fall was the reason for that....now that they cleared that up and gave all the big guys money to stabilize them the credit markets aren't freaked anymore and your MM funds are safe for the time being

the handing money to J6P as far as new deal type stimulus packages are coming but like the 30s its gonna be too little to late and it won't make up for the extreme contraction in the private sector globally

 

[tiznow]

have some patience, its coming, trust me

the japanese have been waiting patiently for a long time now

after 30+ stimulus packages and debt/GDP in the 200% area after their banking crises

only way a big economy "hyperinflates"

is if the entire global fiat ponzi scheme collapses

in that the whole banking system fails all faith in fiat is lost

and we near term go to a bartering society till we come up with a new economic system to replace the old one

we were on the cusp of that post lehman brothers fail as it was setting off a chain of events it went to AIG and than finally government said enough got their 700 bil and the fed opened up their playbook using anything they could defreeze the credit markets and stabilize them again

that said we far from the end on the banking front IMO

before its all said and done i think even the big boys like JPM are gonna be under heavy pressure and as a group may need more than 700 billion

to avoid a "too big to fail" guy from going under

 

[tiznow]

also another big problem eek is some of the guys that were relatively okay like JPM, BAC, and WFC

were forced to make a near term sacrifice well its not really a sacrifice assuming the banking system survives they will come out smelling rosy and have a much bigger marketshare

but my point is near term

JPM has to withstand the WM losses (WM woulda failed just like LEH on its own)

BAC took on MER and CFC (both woulda went up on its own)

WFC has to withstand the WB losses (again up)

so via this consolidation process all you've done is bought time and averted the doomsday scenerio

working through the bad debt, leverage, etc....and banks being able to lend at a normal rate is still a long ways away

also in this environment its a tough lending environment with all the job losses piling up hard for them to gauge who's gonna pay and who isn't