Ron Paul on U.S. Housing Crisis Bail Out

re: Ron Paul on U.S. Housing Crisis Bail Out

jawilliams — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 01:08:50 GMT

Jesus said " The love of money is the rule of all evil" What do this corprations do?

God said "Thou shall not covenent they neighbor" Hell I watched a commercial the other day! And wow that nice truck going down road looks good i want one and what about that house wow i want one the mortage gave me a 500,000 dollar loan and i make 25,000 a year cool i get me house Oh yeah

Well I dont think so.

The MEEK SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH! Dont lose faith people. God Lov es us but just the social evils of the Hebrew and now Christians who are powerless of the forces of greed and corpution. I am true follower of the true living God. His wrath is coming. Blessed are the ones who don't fight for the rich to bury the poor. Blessed are the ones who stay with thier famlies. Blessed the omish for they will live on when we so called middle class cant buy food at the grocery store. Anybody know how to grow a garden? Blessed the shepard. The American Replubic is no more we now have a Empire! Any body know who the bad guys in Star Wars. THE EMPIRE. What ever your religion is. My god is with grandmother holding her burnt grandchild calling for god during the Irag War. My god is with the Jews who were murdered by Hitler and the POPE KNEW! My God is the russians who were murdered under Stalin. My God is with the countless people who die under needlessly under the Greedy Medical Companies. My God is here and is angry at the Greedy and he will have our justice.

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RacerX — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 14:19:18 GMT

it's so sad to see our country going down the tubes.

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RichJedi — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 03:46:56 GMT

Yup, emotions rule now because of the infection that radical and godess feminism has wrought in this country. It has infected everything from our education to foreign policy, relationships, marriages and more. It states that everything feminine is superior which includes emotion, feelings, intuition, empathy, sympathy, follow your heart not your head or logic, etc...and everything masculine and male is bad. This is one reason that divorce has gone through the roof in this country and why so many american men are sick of women putting them down and acting so superior to them.

This feminine qualities you can see in everything from the movies, media, education and far more, choosing non action over action, talking over doing as most women think that Anything can be solved if we talk about it enough...duh. If you have not studied on these types of radical and godess feminism then I encourage you to do so. I'm not talking about gender feminism which pushes for eqaul treatment of the sexes. Almost no man really has a problem with that. But radical and godess feminism are far more dangerous and are actually false religions that date back thousands of years and are deeply related to witchcraft and sorcery and more.

It's the dark elements of these religions under a new name that has infiltrated this country on all levels and that is why as the commentor Bobby Lee mentioned "Emotions rule the day" is very accurate. It's because women who generally HATE logic, have so nagged, whined, protested and cajoled for decades to get their feminine ideas pushed to the forefront have finally gotten their way. Many of those women themselves never even realized that they were themselves being used to push a false religion and evil agenda with the sole purpose to destroy the US and cause worldwide instability on a scale meant to bring about the destruction of the world itself in time. Sounds big...but there is MUCH more going on in the world that we don't see that most have NO clue of.

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gingsong — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 23:30:01 GMT

Gee I wish Mercola and the other liberal alternative health doc's would stick to alternative health talk, so many political blogs talking politics.

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dukster — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 10:48:43 GMT

The way I see this crisis is: The poorer people of this country were preyed on by being enticed into an easy way to borrow money. The lenders found a way to get their money and assets. If someone out there even had a dollar, they wanted it. This crisis now extends itself in to the college loan program too. As you may have read, one of those old college loan companies' executives is now retired and races yachts. He's got enough money to support a whole village.

There are a lot of people in this country that have a lot of money and they're not worried about paying their electric bill or sending their kids to college. If worse comes to worse they can just pack up their belongings and head out of this country. I know plenty that have. Meanwhile the poorer people will stay here and defend what's left.

The money spent on wars should be spent on education. Education is now owed money.

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William M Gibb — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:20:30 GMT

Big banking is ruining and running your country, the IMF and World Bank set energy and food prices. Do some research, who do you think loaned Hitler the money for WWII?

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quantum dance — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 16:45:49 GMT

Isn't this even more scary combined with the Natural Wellness Bill that is going to be voted on?

Now, no warrent would be needed to find out if someone is buying something healthy and what it is, via credit card... Correct? Because the IRS could red flag people to the police.

So even though we have the most people in this country in jail already, a lot more of us could be going there really fast if we use our credit card to buy something healthy.

I feel like I am already in jail as they have imprisioned a nation! This is being treated worse than a slave, as it is not remotely humane. I am not a robot and can not function on chemicals alone.

Makes me want to leave the country, NOW before borders are closed... anyone got a good way out?!

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nelson0077 — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 16:09:30 GMT

Our government is not perfect, and the path will always be zig-zag, up & down. But the free market, free press, and freedom of speech make corrections possible. Just look at us looking at Mercola looking at Ron Paul. Yes, it is too bad how screwed up the US and our congress is right now and it will no doubt get worse before it gets better. But after listening to RP, I think I'll take some of my $$ out of a money market and put it in a house that somebody has to dump at a 35% loss because they never could afford it in the first place. Hooray free market, open systems, Phelps (and Lezak!). We are the most heterogeneous place on the planet, and we'll figure it out.

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jovan — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 08:20:17 GMT

When the majority of a society believes that 'greed is good/big is better' they have no one else to blaim but 'themselves' for the state of their own economy. If a society has the 'more is better' mindset so will its elected leaders, why would you expect anything else! If you wish to blame someone, blame yourselves, you are the only ones feeding the 'greed is good' mindset! Stop blaming others and finally take responsibility for your own thoughts, intent, and actions. Your country is not just hurting itself with this 'greed based' mindset, but many other countries as well.

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nutritionpower — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 22:00:26 GMT

To Samuel Clemens. Yes, maybe it is the best place to be. The fact is, however, that it is totally unnecessary. There is no way that anyone can say that predatory lending practices are right. They are clearly wrong and take advantage of people who don' t know what they are doing. Very sad. and then selling mortgages that were based on predatory lending practices and adjustable rate mortgages was stupid. Greed is running our country. And that is why we are where we are now.

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corgi — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 21:28:24 GMT

There are so many 'special interest' groups and organizations trying to destroy the USA that its really impossible to seperate them out from the main shadow groups they all belong to . However, the end result it that they all share one common core belief. They are a mix or aggregation of communists, terrorists, marxists, ultraliberal democrats and atheists, gays of all stripes and people who want riches, wealth, status and reparations all at the expense of those who really cant afford to pay or by litigation in the name of enviromental checanery, frivelous lawsuits, religious bigotry by other religions and lawyers.

The whole deal is that we have become a nation of godless, greedy, uneducated dolts that have accepted the lieral views that everyone should be stupid, poor and a ward of the state and the lawyers and big pharma, big corporations and shadow groups that control and manipulate the population. Revolt is the only answer, like the man said " a little revolution once in a while is a good thing, of live in slavery.

Will aspirin do any good for this situation, or maybe some herbal libation or some really good fish oil?

What say you? Look at the lives of people who gave up thier freedom for liberalization and socialism. Maybe we should send them some tylenol or castor oil. How about some Lipitor and vioxx or Obama?

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weshine4Him_3 — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 16:47:31 GMT

Here's another example of the lunacy that is going on in this country. My son is in college. Some of the money he gets is from grants because his father is deceased. When it was time for him to drive we gave him our work car and bought another second hand work car. That is what we could afford. ( I believe we are responsible for our own debt and I don't ask for handouts) Once my son got into college he really needed to get another car. It was falling apart around him. He looked at used and new. He called his grampa and asked him about the car and what he thought. My dad didn't take a lot of time with him on it because he figured he would never get a loan. The dealership saw how excellent his credit score was and they sold him a brand new car. My son only works 12-14 hours a week and makes minimum wage.

OK, SO, I do not believe he was foolish in his thought process. Another used car may mean taking on someone else's problems and making more problems than he could afford but the very fact that he was able to get a loan for $12,000 and of course for 6 years - that rubs me so raw I can't begin to tell you - makes me wonder just where does the line of responsibility end? I told him that he has to make sure he can really make this go even after the school money is gone. He is set up to fail right from the beginning. Financially, this up and coming generation has not been told the truth about finances. They do not save and they buy what they want right now.

If I bought a home without a fixed rate it is my responsibility to pay the mortgage. I did my homework and I didn't;t take the variable way out. I made sound decision to go with a 15 years fixed. There are always those who will take a ride but why does it have to be at my expense now? This is infuriating.

The public has been expected to pay for the poor. The we were expected to pay for the foreign thieves. Now we are expected to pay for the stupid.

This nation is breaking. No thanks to government. God Help Us All

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glasspeach — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 15:22:31 GMT

I see Ron Paul as more of a statesman than a politician. In order to understand the difference, I offer a quote from an article written by Lawrence Reed: "Statesmen are a big cut above politicians, who seek office for thrills or for power or because they like the attention it brings them. Some politicians are better than others, but statesmen rise above mere politics, that meat grinder of principles. The clever politician knows how to manipulate power for personal advantage, but the statesman’s allegiance is to loftier objectives."

We are electing the wrong kind of people. I believe the media actually manipulates our choices, so we continue to get more of the same people in office and hence the same results. Kind of practicing insanity.

If you wish to read the article in its entirety, go to www.mackinac.org/article.aspx

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strategicbrain — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 15:19:52 GMT

Dont want to be vulgar, but dont Freddie and Fannie remind you of appropriate male/female genitals?

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CCurtis — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 15:08:23 GMT

In response to Samuel Clemens, a health forum is a perfect place to talk politics. Whoever gets voted in will affect our rights to control our health destiny. How many politicians out there want to limit our supplements? And force us into using drugs and immunizations we do not want or need? If you believe this article is propaganda, provide a link to what you believe is more "accurate" information.