Ron Paul: Blame Israel First

[BarbT]

When listening to conservative talk radio I've noticed every caller who rants against Israel eventually admits to being a Ron Paul supporter when the host presses them .... and I mean to a person. Oddly coincidental, eh?

I've long suspected that all this sickening praise for Paul's grasp of economic issues {"oh, and he's such an expert on the Constitution we must elect him!"} is a smokescreen to detract from darker agendas.

Not many things are darker or more suicidal than spitting on Genesis 12:3.

May we continue to stand with Israel even as the nation crumbles around our heads. NO COMPROMISE, Mr. Paul.

[iSong6:3]

Very interesting, Barb.

What I've noticed is that Paulestinians come here and say *Israel doesn't need anyone, God will take care of Israel*, as if they have oh so much faith in God.

But they also show no other knowledge of even the basics of the Bible or Biblical principles. They don't show interest in any other forum but to support Paul.

Their mad devotion to their leader seems almost cult-like to me.

[old_andy]

I watched the debate and I closely observed Mr. Paul. I could be wrong, but he seemed mentally ill. No, I am not trying to be funny. I watched him give rational answers to one or two questions and then it was as if he went wild-eyed when questioned about Iran, Israel, and the middle east.

I can't speak to his followers, but Mr. Paul seems deranged. Sane and rational one moment and then off the wall.

Something is not right with him. I honestly don't know if it is mental illness or demonic in nature.

[Mommytoa3rdgradeboy]

I didn't know that stuff about Ron Paul... I always figured that blind ignorant hatred towards the Jewish people and Israel came directly from the prince of darkness and his lieutenants.

I didn't know this stuff, either...he wasn't my choice for POTUS, but wow!!!

[Ima Believer]

I watched the debate and I closely observed Mr. Paul. I could be wrong, but he seemed mentally ill. No, I am not trying to be funny. I watched him give rational answers to one or two questions and then it was as if he went wild-eyed when questioned about Iran, Israel, and the middle east.

I can't speak to his followers, but Mr. Paul seems deranged. Sane and rational one moment and then off the wall.

Something is not right with him. I honestly don't know if it is mental illness or demonic in nature.

- DO NOT put Ron Paul in the same crowd as us mentally ill folks. He is much lower than that. We may be mentally ill and that may come across as demonic because it is an oppression in some ways but God can use what was meant for evil - for good.

I would say purely demonic on his part.

[BarbT]

What I've noticed is that Paulestinians come here and say *Israel doesn't need anyone, God will take care of Israel*, as if they have oh so much faith in God.

Yep ..... they're smart enough to lurk awhile in order to pick up the correct lingo all us Bible thumpers will recognize.

I could be wrong, but he seemed mentally ill...

old_andy, I don't think you're wrong at all. I've been saying since the 2008 election that something isn't right with the guy.

[HugsFromJesus]

I watched the debate and I closely observed Mr. Paul. I could be wrong, but he seemed mentally ill. No, I am not trying to be funny. I watched him give rational answers to one or two questions and then it was as if he went wild-eyed when questioned about Iran, Israel, and the middle east.

I can't speak to his followers, but Mr. Paul seems deranged. Sane and rational one moment and then off the wall.

Something is not right with him. I honestly don't know if it is mental illness or demonic in nature.

Andy, I didn't see the debate, but I have always thought Ron Paul was not stable. I agree with you. I have seen it in him before.

Ima Believer, I am sure Andy didn't mean to offend anybody here on the forum or elsewhere. He was just making an observation as he would a family member or a friend. Mental illness is usually detectable when you can see fast or explosive personality changes from someone in a short span of time or within certain subjects that appear to be triggers.

That is the observation that I have noticed also with Ron Paul on many occasions, which doesn't have anything to do with anyone else. Please don't take this personally.

[iSong6:3]

- DO NOT put Ron Paul in the same crowd as us mentally ill folks. He is much lower than that. We may be mentally ill and that may come across as demonic because it is an oppression in some ways but God can use what was meant for evil - for good.

I would say purely demonic on his part.

Please don't shout at other members. Especially for simply voicing their opinions.

Please see this: http://rr-bb.com/showthread.php?1705...42#post2184242

[Ima Believer]

I really am sorry - I should have put a "" in there - my bad, I was actually trying to be funny. I really am sorry. My sincere apologies.

I will refrain from participating in political threads from now on. It will not happen again.

[Ima Believer]

Please don't shout at other members. Especially for simply voicing their opinions.

Please see this: http://rr-bb.com/showthread.php?1705...42#post2184242

I understand. I am really very sorry - especially to old_andy. ?

[iSong6:3]

I understand. I am really very sorry - especially to old_andy. ?

Thank you, doll.

[Scotty066]

I watched the debate as well. Paul actually said the only reason the Iranians and others are doing what their doing is because we "Bomb them" He was actually blaming us for the Iranians wanting the bomb He's an utter fruit cake nut job!!

[iSong6:3]

...He's an utter fruit cake nut job!!

(Good to see you, Scotty. )

[Scotty066]

(Good to see you, Scotty. )

: Been busy studinin ma spellin. (Crazy with work, kids, wife, mother in law etcc. you know how it is). But I be dropin by now and then ta check on ya'll.

[Scotty066]

I would urge anyone that thinks Ron Paul is great to listen to the last debate. At least the portion when he spoke on foriegn policy. It's a real eye opener. I really hadn't heard him speak, other then sound bites, until the last debate. Like someone said, it was like he just went off the deep end.

[angelka71]

But they also show no other knowledge of even the basics of the Bible or Biblical principles. They don't show interest in any other forum but to support Paul.

Their mad devotion to their leader seems almost cult-like to me.

Isn't that the truth?!

I have noticed recently on Fox and even on a Christian show me and my husband watch ("Wretched"), when the host is talking about political issues he will comment and say something to the effect of, "And we will also be giving plenty of coverage to Ron Paul...so his supporters don't need to send us any nasty emails."
Todd Friel on Wretched even commented that Ron Paul supporters seemed very angry.

I wonder if it has anything to do with a certain conspiracy theory radio host who tells his listeners that Ron Paul is the ONLY candidate that can save America but that the "elite" won't let him bc their goal is destroying the country. He says that ALL the media is "in on it" (even Fox) and that his listeners must fight back.

At any rate, Ron Paul supporters are do indeed seem cult- like to me too.

[iSong6:3]

Isn't that the truth?!

I have noticed recently on Fox and even on a Christian show me and my husband watch ("Wretched"), when the host is talking about political issues he will comment and say something to the effect of, "And we will also be giving plenty of coverage to Ron Paul...so his supporters don't need to send us any nasty emails."
Todd Friel on Wretched even commented that Ron Paul supporters seemed very angry.

I wonder if it has anything to do with a certain conspiracy theory radio host who tells his listeners that Ron Paul is the ONLY candidate that can save America but that the "elite" won't let him bc their goal is destroying the country. He says that ALL the media is "in on it" (even Fox) and that his listeners must fight back.

At any rate, Ron Paul supporters are do indeed seem cult- like to me too.

I always have red flags when supporters of a certain idea or person seem overbearing and particularly if they pretty much all seem angry. Something is wrong with that. Combine that with someone who attracts conspiracy-theorists as fans and

[Tesseract]

This isn't about Ron Paul specifically, but about libertarians in general. These are just some off hand observations, but I find they are far closer to the liberal ideology than to traditional conservatism. They'll never admit to thinking alike, but liberals and libertarians both want unregulated drug use, won't fight to preserve traditional marriage, view America as the cause of the world's problems, want to gut our military, despise Israel with an inhuman passion, have legions of acolytes who will target and (character) assassinate anyone who disagrees with them (such as traditional conservatives), and revere their leaders with a messiah-like devotion. Does anyone else find it odd that such supposed political opposites can take different roads but arrive at the same destination on so many issues?

[Silvercord]

Option 1: Give Israel nothing, stay out of their way, do not attempt to influence their own goals.
Option 2: Give Israel everything, continually attempt to dictate their foreign policy.

Where is Option 3? The one that fully supports Israel, provides state of the art military hardware, comprehensive intelligence exchanges, and stays out of their internal and regional affairs.

[old_andy]

I understand. I am really very sorry - especially to old_andy. ?

I took no offense.

Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year to you and your family and to all here!