youtube.com— Ron Paul opening's statement before Ben Bernanke testimony before House Financial Services Committee on 2009.02.25
Feb 25, 2009View in Crawl 4
It might in the short term, but in the long term it will create more employment and people will have real reserves for investing in business.That will hurt the corporations and put the power to affect the economy back in the hands of the masses. How is that a bad thing?
Nah, that's a conspiracy theory. I love freedom, I just realize how much we have and don't nit pick ever damn little thing that comes down the pike. I'm Ok with Libertarians generally, just not in leadership positions. They are naive weak leaders at best. Basically the do nothing crowd
@NoLibertarian -"These guys just humor Paul."I say you're right and THAT's their management technique. They IGNORE his points because they cannot adequately address them -- and to do so would publicly acknowledge that fact. The scam they are perpetrating cannot bear the light of day; like 'the emperors new clothes', the fiction must go unchallenged or it falls apart.
Yes, they know.They are promised that they will keep their jobs for reading scripted pre digested "news/lies/halftruths" KILL YOUR TV, nothing but propaganda!
Amazing! How dare one of our public officials speak. Give us the lying bankers! Substandard is correct. What is even more interesting is CNBC's Admission, they are not reporting the news, but managing it.
maxtangentFeb 25, 2009
It might in the short term, but in the long term it will create more employment and people will have real reserves for investing in business.That will hurt the corporations and put the power to affect the economy back in the hands of the masses. How is that a bad thing?
Closed AccountFeb 25, 2009
Nah, that's a conspiracy theory. I love freedom, I just realize how much we have and don't nit pick ever damn little thing that comes down the pike. I'm Ok with Libertarians generally, just not in leadership positions. They are naive weak leaders at best. Basically the do nothing crowd
boulder555Feb 26, 2009
@NoLibertarian -"These guys just humor Paul."I say you're right and THAT's their management technique. They IGNORE his points because they cannot adequately address them -- and to do so would publicly acknowledge that fact. The scam they are perpetrating cannot bear the light of day; like 'the emperors new clothes', the fiction must go unchallenged or it falls apart.
corrosionxFeb 27, 2009
If Ron Paul could end the Federal government tomorrow, he would, and he wouldn't care about his own job.
brad3378Feb 27, 2009
So are we better off deflating the bubble?How low can we take it? If crime runs rampant through the streets will our mission be accomplished?
themikebFeb 27, 2009
Yes, they know.They are promised that they will keep their jobs for reading scripted pre digested "news/lies/halftruths" KILL YOUR TV, nothing but propaganda!
patriots2Mar 1, 2009
Amazing! How dare one of our public officials speak. Give us the lying bankers! Substandard is correct. What is even more interesting is CNBC's Admission, they are not reporting the news, but managing it.