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Dire_effects  Wrote:

Another fairly stupid post that that doesn't support what you want it to.

He doesn't agree with a certain few people.

So a few individuals = all Ron paul supporters.

You are a practice in the most pure form of ignorance.

You forgot to call him a c u n t.

I wouldn't insult c u n t s by calling him that.

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/arch...nt/257167/

n recent weeks, Paul supporters have increasingly been making trouble at local Republican Party conventions, even as they've succeeded in gaining delegates in several states. This past weekend, Paul delegates in Oklahoma got in a physical altercation with Mitt Romney's delegates, and in Arizona, Paul backers booed Romney's son Josh. A Paul supporter even interrupted Herman Cain at a GOP gathering in Virginia on Saturday.

Paul has tried to dispel the notion that his fans are actually a legion of saboteurs bent on making a scene at the national GOP convention in Tampa in August. "It certainly isn't for the reason of disrupting a convention," Paul told CNN last week. And his campaign publicly disavowed Paul-supporting activists' attempts to take over the state party in Idaho.

Paul and his team are, according to sources familiar with their thinking, deeply uncomfortable with the spectacles staged on his behalf. But more than that, they see the chaos as a threat to Paul's long-term goals.

Short of winning the nomination, Paul's aim throughout the primary has been to achieve recognition for his ideas and to get libertarians accepted as part of the Republican Party's larger coalition. Racking up primary votes and encouraging his supporters to embed themselves within their local GOP infrastructure are ways of forcing the establishment to accept that there are a lot of people out there who believe what Paul believes, and they're here to stay. But the chaos now afoot threatens to undermine any inroads Paul has made by once again casting his supporters as hostile invaders bent on overthrowing the Republican Party from within.





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6icXnWWi0w

Now he turns on his own flock, thats so awesome!

Option:

http://news.yahoo.com/ron-paul-winding-d...itics.html

But beyond the financial considerations, senior aides concede that Paul was nervous that the actions of his supporters at state conventions threatened to tarnish the long-term viability of the movement he spent decades building.

On Saturday, Mitt Romney's son Josh was booed off the stage by Paul supporters in Arizona and at the Oklahoma State Convention last weekend, Paul supporters booed both Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty when they urged the state convention delegates to support Romney this fall.

"The fact is that all of this fighting makes Ron Paul nervous," senior Paul adviser Doug Wead writes on his blog tonight. "Shouting people down is not Ron Paul's way."

He is afraid of his cult followers. Do you need some more sources? I think Wead should be good enough

Arch Phoenix  Wrote:

http://news.yahoo.com/ron-paul-winding-d...itics.html

But beyond the financial considerations, senior aides concede that Paul was nervous that the actions of his supporters at state conventions threatened to tarnish the long-term viability of the movement he spent decades building.

On Saturday, Mitt Romney's son Josh was booed off the stage by Paul supporters in Arizona and at the Oklahoma State Convention last weekend, Paul supporters booed both Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty when they urged the state convention delegates to support Romney this fall.

"The fact is that all of this fighting makes Ron Paul nervous," senior Paul adviser Doug Wead writes on his blog tonight. "Shouting people down is not Ron Paul's way."

He is afraid of his cult followers. Do you need some more sources? I think Wead should be good enough

He's afraid of a few. Not all. Maybe.

You are still trying to make something from nothing.

MLK feared the militant blacks. He did not dislike/fear all blacks. For a separate example.

Dire_effects  Wrote:

Arch Phoenix  Wrote:

http://news.yahoo.com/ron-paul-winding-d...itics.html

But beyond the financial considerations, senior aides concede that Paul was nervous that the actions of his supporters at state conventions threatened to tarnish the long-term viability of the movement he spent decades building.

On Saturday, Mitt Romney's son Josh was booed off the stage by Paul supporters in Arizona and at the Oklahoma State Convention last weekend, Paul supporters booed both Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty when they urged the state convention delegates to support Romney this fall.

"The fact is that all of this fighting makes Ron Paul nervous," senior Paul adviser Doug Wead writes on his blog tonight. "Shouting people down is not Ron Paul's way."

He is afraid of his cult followers. Do you need some more sources? I think Wead should be good enough

He's afraid of a few. Not all. Maybe.

You are still trying to make something from nothing.

MLK feared the militant blacks. He did not dislike/fear all blacks. For a separate example.

Paulites are a race now?
All i can see on your livestreams are radical Paulites, there is no such thing as a normal Paulite.

Dire_effects  Wrote:

Arch Phoenix  Wrote:

http://news.yahoo.com/ron-paul-winding-d...itics.html

But beyond the financial considerations, senior aides concede that Paul was nervous that the actions of his supporters at state conventions threatened to tarnish the long-term viability of the movement he spent decades building.

On Saturday, Mitt Romney's son Josh was booed off the stage by Paul supporters in Arizona and at the Oklahoma State Convention last weekend, Paul supporters booed both Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty when they urged the state convention delegates to support Romney this fall.

"The fact is that all of this fighting makes Ron Paul nervous," senior Paul adviser Doug Wead writes on his blog tonight. "Shouting people down is not Ron Paul's way."

He is afraid of his cult followers. Do you need some more sources? I think Wead should be good enough

He's afraid of a few. Not all. Maybe.

You are still trying to make something from nothing.

MLK feared the militant blacks. He did not dislike/fear all blacks. For a separate example.

Paulites are a race now?
All i can see on your livestreams are radical Paulites, there is no such thing as a normal Paulite.

http://news.yahoo.com/ron-paul-winding-d...itics.html

But beyond the financial considerations, senior aides concede that Paul was nervous that the actions of his supporters at state conventions threatened to tarnish the long-term viability of the movement he spent decades building.

On Saturday, Mitt Romney's son Josh was booed off the stage by Paul supporters in Arizona and at the Oklahoma State Convention last weekend, Paul supporters booed both Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty when they urged the state convention delegates to support Romney this fall.

"The fact is that all of this fighting makes Ron Paul nervous," senior Paul adviser Doug Wead writes on his blog tonight. "Shouting people down is not Ron Paul's way."

He is afraid of his cult followers. Do you need some more sources? I think Wead should be good enough

Arch Phoenix  Wrote:

Dire_effects  Wrote:

He's afraid of a few. Not all. Maybe.

You are still trying to make something from nothing.

MLK feared the militant blacks. He did not dislike/fear all blacks. For a separate example.

Paulites are a race now?
All i can see on your livestreams are radical Paulites, there is no such thing as a normal Paulite.

Your making a religious cult out of a political movement. Playing up the very worst of the worst in order to make your hatred based point. Typical agency tactic.

Obvious spook is well obvious.

LoP Guest  Wrote:

Arch Phoenix  Wrote:

Paulites are a race now?
All i can see on your livestreams are radical Paulites, there is no such thing as a normal Paulite.

Your making a religious cult out of a political movement. Playing up the very worst of the worst in order to make your hatred based point. Typical agency tactic.

Obvious spook is well obvious.

I think you're giving him too much credit.

I think he's far too stupid to an agency type.

~ BloodRed NLI ~  Wrote:

LoP Guest  Wrote:

Well it happened a bit earlier than I imagined, but the Paulites are melting down.

Between here and November it should be entertaining.

Wonder what it will be like after when all these past threads can be referenced.

hmmm.....

~ LOL... Okay then, well, stating for the record: RON PAUL HAD _NOTHING_ TO DO WITH Archie's 'FUKUSHIMA Updates' thread (which is his FINEST thread) NOR did RON PAUL cause reactor #4 to melt down... just so we're clear. For posterity's sake. And those who are covering their posteriors, lol... ;)

~ OH. And if he DOES win, these past threads will allllllll be scrubbed by 'AI brownshirts', but that won't matter, of course, because RP is merely a British actor playing RP playing the Anti-Christ, and it won't MATTER if his eyebrows come unglued then, because we'll all be dead... am I missing anything here?

~ ^Topical/non-topical 'Non Sequitur'^ disclaimer: "May not be suitable for small children. Not available in all areas, and redeeming subject to availability."

~ Carry on, then, carry on. =P

- YAY.

There's Archies sock puppet, how's it going disturbed?

Dire_effects  Wrote:

LoP Guest  Wrote:

Your making a religious cult out of a political movement. Playing up the very worst of the worst in order to make your hatred based point. Typical agency tactic.

Obvious spook is well obvious.

I think you're giving him too much credit.

I think he's far too stupid to an agency type.

He's either an agency type or profiting from the bail out/war machine funding and doesn't want that to stop.

His stupidity doesn't negate being an agency asset, rather IMO it confirms it.

Either way.... obvious.

Well it happened a bit earlier than I imagined, but the Paulites are melting down.

Between here and November it should be entertaining.

Wonder what it will be like after when all these past threads can be referenced.

hmmm.....