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Re: T-Partycons Encounter the Paulians

yes ... I read it and thought it was spot on.
you, however, read it and still see RP as a threat.

btw - just spent five great days at the Key West Song Writers Festival
http://www.keywestsongwritersfestival.com
http://www.keywestsongwritersfestival.com/media/Mamarita.mp3
https://www.facebook.com/keywestsongwritersfest?ref=ts
2012 Key West Songwriters Festival Performers

The Jeffrey Steele Band with
Jeffrey Steele, Steve Cirkvencic,
Tom Hambridge & Tom McDonald
The World Famous Headliners with
Al Anderson, Shawn Camp,
Pat McLaughlin Michael Rhodes
& Greg Morrow
Dan Adams
Arlis Albritton
Dean Alexander
Jessi Alexander
Clayton Anderson
Cynthia Anderson
Kelly Archer
Sherrie Austin
Joe Bachman
Rob Baird
Cary Barlowe
Phil Barton
Ryan Beaver
Matraca Berg
Jonathan Birchfield
Brinn Black
Jeff Black
Blue Mother Tupelo
Steve Bogard
Brothers Osborne
Richie Brown
Jay Brunswick
Johnny Bulford
Clint Bullard
Billy Burnette
Brent Burns
Brian Callihan
Chuck Cannon
Blake Chaffin
Maggie Chapman
Cliff Cody
Phillip Coleman
Dianna Corcoran
Jalan Crossland
Corey Crowder
Ben Danaher
Mary Danna
Dallas Davidson
Sarah Davidson
Brian Davis
Kristin Diable
Russell Dickerson
Bob DiPiero
Dillon Dixon
Joshua Dorr
Andrew Duhon
Josh Dunne
Lindsay Ell
Scotty Emerick
Amanda Flynn
Blue Foley
Damon Fowler
Marti Frederiksen
Greg Friia
John Frinzi
Chris Gantry
Ashley Gearing
Granville Automatic
Catt Gravitt
Blake Gray
Angela Hacker
Jeff Hanna
Kree Harrison
Rob Hatch
Walker Hayes
Chris Hennessee
Jared Michael Hobgood
Elisha Hoffman
Rebecca Lynn Howard
Jedd Hughes
Sydney Hutchko
Megan James
Paul Jenkins
Joey + Rory
Sarah Johns
Doug Johnson
Ken Johnson
Brett Jones
Kimberly June
Morgan Karr
Robert Earl Keen
Luke Laird
Phillip Lammonds
Dylan LeBlanc
James LeBlanc
Jesse Lee
Hillary Lindsey
Howard Livingston
Megan Linville
LoCash Cowboys
Misty Loggins
Love and Theft
Lauren Lucas
Jon Mabe
James Maddock
Martin McDaniel
Lori McKenna
Phoenix Mendoza
Lance Miller
Morgan Mills
Dennis Morgan
Heather Morgan
Kacey Musgraves
Morgan Myles
Danny Myrick
Nick Norman
Paul Overstreet
Anna Owens
Charlie Oxford
Kyle Park
Aaron Parker
Caryl Parker
PARMALEE featuring
Barry Knox,Josh McSwain,
Matt Thomas & Scott Thomas
Melissa Peirce
Patrice Pike
Bobby Pinson
Angeleena Presley
Suzi Ragsdale
Will Rambeaux
Tony Ramey
Matt Ramsey
Jon Randall
Gary Ray
Reckless Kelly
Chris Rehm
Chris Roberts
Jon Roniger
Liz Rose
Susan Ruth
Kylie Sackley
Pete Sallis
Aaron Scherz
jason Sever
Emily Shackelton
James Slater
Joanna Smith
Roger Sovine
Even Stevens
Shane Stevens
Matt Stillwell
Cole Swindell
The Pernikoff Brothers
The Pirate Sessions
Sam Booker, Seth Costner,
Jesse Rice, Chase Rice,
Jeremiah Richey & Ross Webb
Bridgette Tatum
Todd Taylor
Tennessee Hollow
Peter Terry & The City Prophets
Rachel Thibodeau
Dave Thomson
Josh Thompson
Elsten Torres
Lisa Torres
Wynn Varble
Jesse Stevie Walker
Doug Waterman
Wayne Mills Band
Bruce Wallace
Storme Warren
Chad Warrix
Bobby Weinstein
Chuck Wicks
Clair Wyndham
Billy Yates





On May 9, 9:06 am, Keith In Tampa <keithinta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey Plain Ol!
>
> Did you even read the article that I was responding to, or are you just
> "winging it"  like your candidate?
>
> On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 10:04 AM, plainolamerican
> <plainolameri...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Ron Paul supporters are scary.  They are
> > cultish......
> > ---
> > neocons and interventionists should be scared of RP supporters as
> > their livelihood depends on those who won't object to their misplaced
> > agenda
>
> > They don't play well with others......
> > ---
> > they don't agree with the interventionist and financial policies of
> > neocons and won't pretend to
>
> > They fail to see the
> > flaws within their own candidate,
> > ---
> > not true ...
> > proof:
> > he's somewhat squirly, not appealing or a good speaker, wings it too
> > often by not sticking to 'talking' points on issues, etc.
> > Give us your examples of his flaws.
>
> > and look upon him with this God-Like
> > quality.
> > ---
> > baseless accusation
> > admiration would be a better description
>
> >  Many of them tend to draw ranks with Moonbats.  (e.g.;
> > "T-Party-Cons"?  Come On!)
> > ---
> > drawing attention to wall street and the federal reserve is
> > warranted ... regardless of unsolicited allies
>
> > Yep.....These are the things that cause most libertarians,
> > conservatives
> > and just Plain Old Americans with common sense to stop and say,
> > "WTF"?
> > ---
> > his delivery needs an overhaul but his message is sound
>
> > On May 9, 1:08 am, Keith In Tampa <keithinta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > This is but one example of why Ron Paul supporters are scary.  They are
> > > cultish......They don't play well with others......They fail to see the
> > > flaws within their own candidate, and look upon him with this God-Like
> > > quality.   Many of them tend to draw ranks with Moonbats.  (e.g.;
> > > "T-Party-Cons"?  Come On!)
>
> > > Yep.....These are the things that cause most libertarians,  conservatives
> > > and just Plain Old Americans with common sense to stop and say, "WTF"?
>
> > > It's hard to join ranks with crazy folks......
>
> > > On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 9:14 PM, MJ <micha...@america.net> wrote:
>
> > > > *T-Partycons Encounter the Paulians
> > > > *Posted on May 8, 2012 by LHR, Jr.
>
> > > > Lots of meat in this very interesting article<
> >http://austin.culturemap.com/newsdetail/05-08-12-12-20-rationally-def...>by
> > Adam Sparks, "Rationally Defending Ron Paul: Detractors and Supporters
> > > > Beware." I like, among much else, his description of a TP org, which
> > has
> > > > backed Christine O'Donnell, Sharron Angle, and Scott Brown, meeting
> > the Ron
> > > > Paulians in Austin. It was a rally for Republican senate candidate Ted
> > > > Cruz, but naturally people came to see Ron:
>
> > > >  It's not surprising, then, that it takes a certain skill to whip a Ron
> > > > Paul rally into a frenzy. So if you're looking to please a crowd of a
> > > > couple thousand people holding Ron Paul signs in front of the Texas
> > Capital
> > > > and don't know exactly what to say, here's a start: Don't just stand
> > there
> > > > bashing Barack Obama. Paul supporters have bigger fish to fry.
> > > > Last Sunday, Ron Paul was back in Austin headlining a Tea Party rally
> > on
> > > > the steps of the Capitol. Paul's supporters launched the Tea Party
> > movement
> > > > back in the 2008 election cycle, but, by the 2010 midterm elections,
> > the
> > > > [Tea] Party (or at least a large segment of it) had been co-opted by
> > the
> > > > traditional right.
> > > > Amy Kremer, spokesperson for the Tea Party Express ­ which was
> > organizing
> > > > Sunday's rally ­ and one of the emcees for the event, rattled off the
> > > > traditional Tea Party rhetoric (Obama is evil, Obama sucks, Obamacare
> > is an
> > > > unconscionable travesty). The crowd was almost comically un-enthused
> > by her
> > > > tired Republican talking points; by the end of her speech, Kremer
> > couldn't
> > > > go a minute without the crowd erupting into chants of "Ron Paul, Ron
> > Paul,
> > > > Ron Paul!"
> > > > As a general rule in life, you should do everything in your power not
> > to
> > > > rub Ron Paul supporters the wrong way. This can occur A) at rallies
> > where
> > > > Dr. Paul is to speak, and B) on the Internet, which, if comment boards
> > are
> > > > to be trusted, is populated entirely by Paul diehards.
> > > > Amy Kremer made the first mistake, fighting against the tide when all
> > > > everyone really wanted to do was chant "End the Fed!"
>
> > > >  Read it all<
> >http://austin.culturemap.com/newsdetail/05-08-12-12-20-rationally-def...>
> > > > .
>
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Re: T-Partycons Encounter the Paulians

Hey Plain Ol!
 
Did you even read the article that I was responding to, or are you just "winging it"  like your candidate?
 


 
On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 10:04 AM, plainolamerican <plainolamerican@gmail.com> wrote:
Ron Paul supporters are scary.  They are
cultish......
---
neocons and interventionists should be scared of RP supporters as
their livelihood depends on those who won't object to their misplaced
agenda

They don't play well with others......
---
they don't agree with the interventionist and financial policies of
neocons and won't pretend to

They fail to see the
flaws within their own candidate,
---
not true ...
proof:
he's somewhat squirly, not appealing or a good speaker, wings it too
often by not sticking to 'talking' points on issues, etc.
Give us your examples of his flaws.

and look upon him with this God-Like
quality.
---
baseless accusation
admiration would be a better description

 Many of them tend to draw ranks with Moonbats.  (e.g.;
"T-Party-Cons"?  Come On!)
---
drawing attention to wall street and the federal reserve is
warranted ... regardless of unsolicited allies

Yep.....These are the things that cause most libertarians,
conservatives
and just Plain Old Americans with common sense to stop and say,
"WTF"?
---
his delivery needs an overhaul but his message is sound

On May 9, 1:08 am, Keith In Tampa <keithinta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This is but one example of why Ron Paul supporters are scary.  They are
> cultish......They don't play well with others......They fail to see the
> flaws within their own candidate, and look upon him with this God-Like
> quality.   Many of them tend to draw ranks with Moonbats.  (e.g.;
> "T-Party-Cons"?  Come On!)
>
> Yep.....These are the things that cause most libertarians,  conservatives
> and just Plain Old Americans with common sense to stop and say, "WTF"?
>
> It's hard to join ranks with crazy folks......
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 9:14 PM, MJ <micha...@america.net> wrote:
>
> > *T-Partycons Encounter the Paulians
> > *Posted on May 8, 2012 by LHR, Jr.
>
> > Lots of meat in this very interesting article<http://austin.culturemap.com/newsdetail/05-08-12-12-20-rationally-def...>by Adam Sparks, "Rationally Defending Ron Paul: Detractors and Supporters
> > Beware." I like, among much else, his description of a TP org, which has
> > backed Christine O'Donnell, Sharron Angle, and Scott Brown, meeting the Ron
> > Paulians in Austin. It was a rally for Republican senate candidate Ted
> > Cruz, but naturally people came to see Ron:
>
> >  It's not surprising, then, that it takes a certain skill to whip a Ron
> > Paul rally into a frenzy. So if you're looking to please a crowd of a
> > couple thousand people holding Ron Paul signs in front of the Texas Capital
> > and don't know exactly what to say, here's a start: Don't just stand there
> > bashing Barack Obama. Paul supporters have bigger fish to fry.
> > Last Sunday, Ron Paul was back in Austin headlining a Tea Party rally on
> > the steps of the Capitol. Paul's supporters launched the Tea Party movement
> > back in the 2008 election cycle, but, by the 2010 midterm elections, the
> > [Tea] Party (or at least a large segment of it) had been co-opted by the
> > traditional right.
> > Amy Kremer, spokesperson for the Tea Party Express ­ which was organizing
> > Sunday's rally ­ and one of the emcees for the event, rattled off the
> > traditional Tea Party rhetoric (Obama is evil, Obama sucks, Obamacare is an
> > unconscionable travesty). The crowd was almost comically un-enthused by her
> > tired Republican talking points; by the end of her speech, Kremer couldn't
> > go a minute without the crowd erupting into chants of "Ron Paul, Ron Paul,
> > Ron Paul!"
> > As a general rule in life, you should do everything in your power not to
> > rub Ron Paul supporters the wrong way. This can occur A) at rallies where
> > Dr. Paul is to speak, and B) on the Internet, which, if comment boards are
> > to be trusted, is populated entirely by Paul diehards.
> > Amy Kremer made the first mistake, fighting against the tide when all
> > everyone really wanted to do was chant "End the Fed!"
>
> >  Read it all<http://austin.culturemap.com/newsdetail/05-08-12-12-20-rationally-def...>
> > .
>
> > --
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Re: T-Partycons Encounter the Paulians

Ron Paul supporters are scary. They are
cultish......
---
neocons and interventionists should be scared of RP supporters as
their livelihood depends on those who won't object to their misplaced
agenda

They don't play well with others......
---
they don't agree with the interventionist and financial policies of
neocons and won't pretend to

They fail to see the
flaws within their own candidate,
---
not true ...
proof:
he's somewhat squirly, not appealing or a good speaker, wings it too
often by not sticking to 'talking' points on issues, etc.
Give us your examples of his flaws.

and look upon him with this God-Like
quality.
---
baseless accusation
admiration would be a better description

Many of them tend to draw ranks with Moonbats. (e.g.;
"T-Party-Cons"? Come On!)
---
drawing attention to wall street and the federal reserve is
warranted ... regardless of unsolicited allies

Yep.....These are the things that cause most libertarians,
conservatives
and just Plain Old Americans with common sense to stop and say,
"WTF"?
---
his delivery needs an overhaul but his message is sound

On May 9, 1:08 am, Keith In Tampa <keithinta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This is but one example of why Ron Paul supporters are scary.  They are
> cultish......They don't play well with others......They fail to see the
> flaws within their own candidate, and look upon him with this God-Like
> quality.   Many of them tend to draw ranks with Moonbats.  (e.g.;
> "T-Party-Cons"?  Come On!)
>
> Yep.....These are the things that cause most libertarians,  conservatives
> and just Plain Old Americans with common sense to stop and say, "WTF"?
>
> It's hard to join ranks with crazy folks......
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 9:14 PM, MJ <micha...@america.net> wrote:
>
> > *T-Partycons Encounter the Paulians
> > *Posted on May 8, 2012 by LHR, Jr.
>
> > Lots of meat in this very interesting article<http://austin.culturemap.com/newsdetail/05-08-12-12-20-rationally-def...>by Adam Sparks, "Rationally Defending Ron Paul: Detractors and Supporters
> > Beware." I like, among much else, his description of a TP org, which has
> > backed Christine O'Donnell, Sharron Angle, and Scott Brown, meeting the Ron
> > Paulians in Austin. It was a rally for Republican senate candidate Ted
> > Cruz, but naturally people came to see Ron:
>
> >  It's not surprising, then, that it takes a certain skill to whip a Ron
> > Paul rally into a frenzy. So if you're looking to please a crowd of a
> > couple thousand people holding Ron Paul signs in front of the Texas Capital
> > and don't know exactly what to say, here's a start: Don't just stand there
> > bashing Barack Obama. Paul supporters have bigger fish to fry.
> > Last Sunday, Ron Paul was back in Austin headlining a Tea Party rally on
> > the steps of the Capitol. Paul's supporters launched the Tea Party movement
> > back in the 2008 election cycle, but, by the 2010 midterm elections, the
> > [Tea] Party (or at least a large segment of it) had been co-opted by the
> > traditional right.
> > Amy Kremer, spokesperson for the Tea Party Express ­ which was organizing
> > Sunday's rally ­ and one of the emcees for the event, rattled off the
> > traditional Tea Party rhetoric (Obama is evil, Obama sucks, Obamacare is an
> > unconscionable travesty). The crowd was almost comically un-enthused by her
> > tired Republican talking points; by the end of her speech, Kremer couldn't
> > go a minute without the crowd erupting into chants of "Ron Paul, Ron Paul,
> > Ron Paul!"
> > As a general rule in life, you should do everything in your power not to
> > rub Ron Paul supporters the wrong way. This can occur A) at rallies where
> > Dr. Paul is to speak, and B) on the Internet, which, if comment boards are
> > to be trusted, is populated entirely by Paul diehards.
> > Amy Kremer made the first mistake, fighting against the tide when all
> > everyone really wanted to do was chant "End the Fed!"
>
> >  Read it all<http://austin.culturemap.com/newsdetail/05-08-12-12-20-rationally-def...>
> > .
>
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Ottawa Fury Sponsorship Obama’s disastrous war

U.S. president all but concedes Afghanistan defeat

peter-worthington
By ,QMI Agency



We've seen this before, and now we are seeing it again.

This time it was U.S. President Barack Obama's quick, unadvertised visit to Afghanistan to sign a partnership deal with President Hamid Karzai, and to assure U.S. troops and all Americans that "there is light on the horizon."

In other words, Obama is all but conceding defeat.

We saw it in Vietnam when then-president Richard Nixon assured that the withdrawal of American troops meant "peace with honour" — and America's South Vietnamese allies were abandoned to the forces of Ho Chi Minh.

President Obama promises U.S. forces will mostly be out of Afghanistan by 2014, except for those training the Afghan National Army. Already, negotiations are underway with the Taliban to "share power," while continuing to pursue al-Qaida.

The U.S. plans no permanent bases in Afghanistan.

There are several points that could be made from Obama's Afghanistan speech.

First of all, if one is intent on winning a war, or at least not guaranteeing one's own defeat, one does not give a timetable for leaving and proclaiming that your fighting soldiers will cease fighting on such-and-such a given date.

Where, in that, is the incentive for the enemy to stop fighting?

And does one notice how Obama stresses that al-Qaida is now the enemy and not the Taliban?

While the U.S. invaded Afghanistan to rid the country of al-Qaida training camps, it was the Taliban who were the main enemy.

And over most of the last decade, the casualties endured by American and Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan were inflicted by the Taliban, not al-Qaida.

Again, the idea of "sharing" power with the Taliban, or even including the Taliban in some sort of regime of reconciliation, is nonsense.

Of course the Taliban leaders may agree — why not?

Agreements mean little in that part of the world — look at Syria, where Bashar al-Assad assured the UN he'd halt killing Syrian citizens and then continued killing Syrians.

The Taliban are capable of agreeing to anything that suits their interests and then ignoring any deal and grabbing all power. Little about the Taliban indicates willingness to share power. They want to win. Period.

It's understandable President Obama wants the Afghan mission concluded, victory or no victory.

There have been some positive changes. A lot of money has been invested (or at least spent) in Afghanistan. But it's still a country where, if the Taliban have power, Sharia law will flourish, women will continue to be persecuted, niceties like amputations, stonings, honour killings and such will blossom.

Miscalculation has been a cornerstone of U.S. policy in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Ironically, Iraq (for which Obama blamed former President George Bush) has tamed down, while Afghanistan, which Obama adopted as "his" war, has become the disaster of the moment.

Perhaps "disaster" is too strong a word. Much of the country is pacified and has benefited from the presence of western soldiers and aid agencies.

But positive gains are destined to fade if the Taliban again assumes power — a reality to which President Obama (and certainly some Canadians) seem resigned after alliance troops pull out, and leave the country to its own devices

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