saved on July 26, 2007 at 8:03 AM

Hey, fellow Dementian. ;-)

Ron Paul certainly prefers to distance himself from the “insider politics” of today, but suggesting a potential future wag-the-dog event distances him from all reasonable Americans.

I don’t think even Hillary would consider orchestrating (or allowing) an attack on U.S. soil in order to boost her ratings. That she is completely in favor of every form of killing unborn babies is a totally separate issue, and she is most certainly guilty of that.

Joshua P. Allem on July 26, 2007 at 8:59 AM

That by itself oughta bring them out of the woodwork.

“Making Jerry Brown and Ralph Nadar appear normal.”

Because it’s the crazy ones who change the world…I got a kick out of this, but the Truther who made it apparently thinks this makes her guy look better.Ron Paul finally comes out and says he’s not a Truther, well, he says he doesn’t believe the g…

RE Fred clip: What is Dick Morris’ problem? He also blasted Thompson on H & C. And also the cops handled that truther the way a truther understands. Boy did she screeeeeeeeeech

If you walk like a duck and quack like a duck in all likelihood you are a duck.

Ron Paul is not a duck, but he does play one on TV (and in Congress).

Newsmax interview with Michael Scheuer this week(former head of CIA Bin Laden unit, author of Imperial Hubris)

Starts off slow, but read the whole thing

Fish.

Barrel.

Shoot.

I find myself growing more isolationist every day.

I think that’s where we find Paul lacking.

I suspect he’s hoping most of them won’t hear about this, and when they confront him he’s basically say “I still love ya baby, but I gotta play the game!”

Or, perhaps he’s just pulling a Keith Ellison… Remember last week Keith confessed to being a Truther, but said he won’t say it because he didn’t want to be dismissed as a kook, but that seemed to be his only reason for not going full Truther on us:

The fact is that I’m not saying [Sept. 11] was a [U.S.] plan, or anything like that because, you know, that’s how they put you in the nut-ball box — dismiss you.

Again, his reason not to go Truther or his “because”, is so that he’s not dismissed or put in a nut-ball box… not because he’s not a Truther deep down. He seems to be assuring us that he his.

Perhaps this is Ron Paul’s game. He doesn’t want to be in the nut-ball box either, but deep down he’s Truther all the way.

Ron Paul campaign message is that he believes that the U.S. was attacked on 9-11-01 because of our foreign policy. He believes that so sincerely that it’s hard for him to accept that his message could have been so misunderstood.

It’s hard to be heard when you’re just part of the herd. Ron Paul is at the back of the pack, and that’s just the way I like it.

Hollowpoint on July 25, 2007 at 4:48 PM

I always laugh when running jokes from Ace’s spill over into other sites.

Don’t you mean “the powerful banking interests?”

Whoever made the observation that the fringes of the Left and Right tend to wrap around each other ideologically is right on target. Both sides have been blaming the Jews for all their problems.

You can;t trust people with two first names.

As someone with two first name, I have to disagree.

But, then, both of mine have two syllables.

Maybe it’s the one syllable guys you gotta watch out for?

Like Pol Pot. Another isolationist nationalist.