Ron Paul Close Ties To Neo-Nazis

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“Anonymous” Reveals Close Ties Between Ron Paul And Neo-Nazis

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Notice how Ron Paul's stance against illegal immigration is characterized as "racist". They call it "anti-immigrant" but we all know it means illegal immigrant. So, according to this article, wanting to uphold the law and keep illegals out, makes you racist.

I know there are other claims against Paul, but this example is blatant enough to reveal the agenda.

Ron Paul’s racist politics and affiliations are already well known, being viciously anti-immigrant

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I suspected that Anonymous were working for the cabal and this post has now confirmed it for me. I first suspected when Anonymous were getting a lot of mainstream media coverage. If they were genuine 'champions of the people' they would get ZERO coverage.

And now this attack on Ron Paul.

It's good to know who the players are.

[Abdul14 Profile]

Notice how Ron Paul's stance against illegal immigration is characterized as "racist". They call it "anti-immigrant" but we all know it means illegal immigrant. So, according to this article, wanting to uphold the law and keep illegals out, makes you racist.

In Congress, Ron Paul has been a major roadblock to securing the borders from Illegal Immigrants.
2005: Ron Paul voted against the Duncan Hunter (R-CA) Amendment to H.R. 4437 to increase border controls
Rep. Paul voted against the Hunter Amendment to H.R. 4437. The Hunter Amendment would shore up security by building fences and other physical infrastructure to keep out illegal aliens. The Hunter Amendment passed by a vote of 260-159.

2005: Ron Paul voted against H.R. 418 to increase border controls
Rep. Paul voted against H.R. 418 to strengthen border control by requiring completion of the last 3.5 miles of the San Diego border fence. As well, H.R. 418 would broaden the terrorism-related grounds for inadmissibility and deportability of aliens. H.R. 418 passed by a vote of 261-161.

2004: Ron Paul voted against the Virgil Goode (R-VA) Amendment to H.R. 4200 authorize the U.S. military on the border
Rep. Paul voted against authorizing the Secretary of Defense to assign members of the military, under certain conditions, to assist in the performance of border control functions. The Goode Amendment passed the House by a vote of 231-191.

2001: Voted against the Traficant Amendment to H.R. 2586 to authorize the use of troops on the border
Rep. Paul voted against authorizing the Attorney General and the Secretary of the Treasury to request that members of the Armed Forces assist the INS with border control efforts. The Traficant Amendment passed by a vote of 242-173.

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Notice how Ron Paul's stance against illegal immigration is characterized as "racist". They call it "anti-immigrant" but we all know it means illegal immigrant. So, according to this article, wanting to uphold the law and keep illegals out, makes you racist.

In Congress, Ron Paul has been a major roadblock to securing the borders from Illegal Immigrants.
2005: Ron Paul voted against the Duncan Hunter (R-CA) Amendment to H.R. 4437 to increase border controls
Rep. Paul voted against the Hunter Amendment to H.R. 4437. The Hunter Amendment would shore up security by building fences and other physical infrastructure to keep out illegal aliens. The Hunter Amendment passed by a vote of 260-159.

2005: Ron Paul voted against H.R. 418 to increase border controls
Rep. Paul voted against H.R. 418 to strengthen border control by requiring completion of the last 3.5 miles of the San Diego border fence. As well, H.R. 418 would broaden the terrorism-related grounds for inadmissibility and deportability of aliens. H.R. 418 passed by a vote of 261-161.

2004: Ron Paul voted against the Virgil Goode (R-VA) Amendment to H.R. 4200 authorize the U.S. military on the border
Rep. Paul voted against authorizing the Secretary of Defense to assign members of the military, under certain conditions, to assist in the performance of border control functions. The Goode Amendment passed the House by a vote of 231-191.

2001: Voted against the Traficant Amendment to H.R. 2586 to authorize the use of troops on the border
Rep. Paul voted against authorizing the Attorney General and the Secretary of the Treasury to request that members of the Armed Forces assist the INS with border control efforts. The Traficant Amendment passed by a vote of 242-173.

He's about NOT wasting money. The rest of the fuckheads love to spend it, sinking your people further and further down the shitter. The logical reason to vote against these poorly thought out laws was because he actually thinks about the PEOPLE. The rest of these cunts do not.

Look at the votes dude! 159, 161, 191 and 173 all voting against these laws. It's not just Ron Paul using common sense. He didn't like the bills, probably thought they needed work and whatever else. But to single him out as being the major obstacle in getting poorly thought out laws passed is clutching at straws.

Sure, they've sent more home in the last several years but they haven't solved the problem and never will. The 'fence' is a joke and cost bucketloads of tax payer dollars.

That's just cherry picking, trying to make him look bad. Why bother in here though?
Are you a retarded dis info agent with an internet connection and conspiracy fetish? There aren't the numbers in here to 1. listen to you and take you seriously and 2. make a difference anyway. Spread your shit somewhere where people might give a rats.

[Cia212 Profile]

Notice how Ron Paul's stance against illegal immigration is characterized as "racist". They call it "anti-immigrant" but we all know it means illegal immigrant. So, according to this article, wanting to uphold the law and keep illegals out, makes you racist.

In Congress, Ron Paul has been a major roadblock to securing the borders from Illegal Immigrants.
2005: Ron Paul voted against the Duncan Hunter (R-CA) Amendment to H.R. 4437 to increase border controls
Rep. Paul voted against the Hunter Amendment to H.R. 4437. The Hunter Amendment would shore up security by building fences and other physical infrastructure to keep out illegal aliens. The Hunter Amendment passed by a vote of 260-159.

2005: Ron Paul voted against H.R. 418 to increase border controls
Rep. Paul voted against H.R. 418 to strengthen border control by requiring completion of the last 3.5 miles of the San Diego border fence. As well, H.R. 418 would broaden the terrorism-related grounds for inadmissibility and deportability of aliens. H.R. 418 passed by a vote of 261-161.

2004: Ron Paul voted against the Virgil Goode (R-VA) Amendment to H.R. 4200 authorize the U.S. military on the border
Rep. Paul voted against authorizing the Secretary of Defense to assign members of the military, under certain conditions, to assist in the performance of border control functions. The Goode Amendment passed the House by a vote of 231-191.

2001: Voted against the Traficant Amendment to H.R. 2586 to authorize the use of troops on the border
Rep. Paul voted against authorizing the Attorney General and the Secretary of the Treasury to request that members of the Armed Forces assist the INS with border control efforts. The Traficant Amendment passed by a vote of 242-173.

He also opposed the Patriot Act, does that make him unpatriotic? Of course not. Like I said, I, too, have problems with Paul, but this article was very biased.

[Abdul14 Profile]

he voted against to increase border controls
and against to authorize the use of troops on the border
and your telling me he voted against to save the tax payers money?
it cost more money to send this people away and to keep tham in detention centers

[Rich316 Profile]

he voted against to increase border controls
and against to authorize the use of troops on the border
and your telling me he voted against to save the tax payers money?
it cost more money to send this people away and to keep tham in detention centers

It's when the cost outweighs the benefit. Neo nazis.. well you're in the conspiracy forum..