Please Ron, Get a Clue
November 30, 2007
Why Can't He Just Wave? (Is there anything more all-American, and inclusive?)
A reader has pointed out that Ron Paul has a habit of flashing something like the horned goat handsign . She sent 5 "You Tubes" in which he does this and as a result, she has now withdrawn her support. She notified his campaign manager who laughed it off as the "rock on" sign.
She says Paul has been on Alex Jones show and should know the significance of this sign, which Illuminati like Clinton and Bush flash regularly. She also points out that Paul worked for Ronald Reagan who was certainly Illuminati. Reagan was for small government and against abortion as well.
True, the thumb is in a different place than the horned goat. It is extended rather than folded over the fingers. Some say this is the "Hawaian universal hang loose" sign. Others say it is "I love you" in universal sign language or the sign of "The UTexas Longhorns." Whatever. It is much too reminiscent of the horn's goat which all Illuminati members use. (Obviously they are going to say it means something else.)
How can we support a man who doesn't understand such a basic point? Why is a 72- year-old physician pandering to youth? His supporters aren't hippies or rock concert go'ers. Paul should address this issue. Is he Illuminati?
see homepage www.henrymakow.com for Paul giving what look like masonic handshakes to Ben Affleck and P.J. O'Rourke on Bill Maher's show (scroll down)
You Tubes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5HWR8NdIoM&watch_response
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jpnajrx7FGM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXkVJtz0bNI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjpjUZBcsss
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0xhPGA7EXQ
James re. money said (December 2, 2007):
n Canada the monetary reform people are located at www.comer.org Everybody has different theories of how to solve the 'debt crisis' etc. And many of the reformers such as what was presented on the "Money Masters" video or the Gold Standard folks are usually off the mark. Things desperately need to be simplified in this area. Here's some basic observations:
-since Canada's beginning in 1867 till today, it has paid off it's national debt by a factor of 16 or more. So obviously we or any country don't need to pay more. Any schemes to do so are flawed, the debts just need to be written off. Obviously assassinations would ensue if this were attempted.
-one of the main problems with Money is that it has to be paid back, returned to the bank, and taken out of circulation. That is because almost all money is created as a loan from a bank. All money is an illusion then, it is temporary, in circulation with a shelf life of the time of the loan repayment. And government gives banks the legal right to create this 'temporary' money. An article at
http://thecottageeconomist.com/your-finances/how-banks-make-more-money-on-foreclosures-than-on-good-borrowers/
explains how banks really make their money, it's not on the returned principal, which they aren't allowed to keep.
If our government wiped out it's debts and then created say $100,000 to give out to every citizen with the proviso that it didn't have to be paid back - that's an example of how the economy could get a solid money supply. Lincoln's greenbacks were a similar idea. All other monetary reform schemes that don't address the fact that money is created with a limited lifespan miss the point (debt should also have a corresponding limited lifespan as well). You either have Permanent money (created by the Treasury, or Gold/Silver - poor choices) or Temporary money (current system). But to have permanent debt in either system is just a complete (Satanic) joke. How many reformers have figured out this point?