Video: Nashua Telegraph Editorial Board Interviews Ron Paul - 10/28

"We don't need a Department of Energy, we need a Department of Freedom"

The world's greatest professor is Ron Paul.

I hope he does shut the doors on the fed.. Then when we have a new currency we can pay off the 1.7 trill they say we owe with their own worthless paper.. They can play monopoly or something lol..

He dropped some knowledge in that one!

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=C7FF9A2A960E4AA8

The volume is way too low for this. Needs a limiter applied to it :/

Decent interview.

One thing that has changed in the Paul campaign with regards to energy (the motivational elephant in the room for geo-political monopolistic rule, imo, and one of the few reasons the USD still survives) - is energy. Many people understand that for countries around the world to purchase oil - they must purchase US dollars first. Hence - the motivation for oil control in the Middle east - a monopoly to keep the status quo going - at least until a world government takes it over with a new currency.

World government cannot be achieved without control of resources. World currency cannot be achieved unless that entity controls the resources - I believe this is the end game - they want the US Republic to completely die and it's power be transfered to the UN and various world banking operations connected to it - who will control the resources and issue the currency.

I understand and agree with Paul's position on letting the market decide which energy is the best without central economic planning and to let the market at the domestic level decide (domestic meaning US state level) but...

But it would have been nice if he had, as in the past, mentioned Hemp. Or at least Industrial Hemp. Natural gas, if not given an outright plug - was favorably mentioned. At between 1800-2600 gallons of ethanol per acre of land - on arid, non food grade soil for that matter - hemp or switch grass alone could provide for a majority - if not all of the US's transport energy needs. Many unnecessary costs (wars, pipelines, cross oceanic transport, domestic transport, drilling and oilspills)...not to mention the terrorist threat connected to occupation of foreign land - could be eliminated - through Hemp at the local level.

I'm not a one issue supporter - but I found it a little disappointing that it wasn't mentioned as it had been in the past.

I don't know anything about suits, but I think Ron read all those posts, because that one looks good!

Dr. Paul keeps on talking about the government living off inflation. Is this message getting across to the average person? I think most see it as a normal naturally occurring feature of a capitalist economy (I say most since that is what I assumed - not even thinking about it).

I think Dr. Paul and us need to separate out this issue and stress what inflation really is, instead of making a fly by remark. This only caught my attention this time because the Nashua article summarizing the interview brought that up.

Any comments?

Ron Paul wins NFRA Iowa straw poll - 10/29

Ron Paul wins NFRA Iowa straw poll - 10/29 - updates!

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Ron Paul @ NFRA
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It was great he had free reign to answer, however, I did not see this as an overly strong performance. The iowa state University speech a week or so ago was really good in my opinion. This was more scattered and not quite as tight as he could have or would liked to have been. Still great that he was able to express monetary policy more specifically and tie that with many other elements of the economy.

This to me was a very very good interview. Civilized to say the least, a real conversation with real answers. If this could be broadcast on national TV, the American people would in my opinion, hear and see something that they have been missing, and truly erupt from their Cognitive Dissonance.

Ron Paul was at his best in this interview because he was not being attacked thru the interview questions and process. It was fair, balanced, and Ron was given sufficient time to answer the question throughly. Would it not be wonderful if the Republican debates had some of this civility, intelligence, and truth be spoken.

There is no other candidate that could match what Ron Paul said in this interview to address America's problems. Hearing the truth will set you free, and it is that Freedom that Ron Paul represents for our country that keeps me so hopeful for the future. Seriously, there is not much hope for this Country if we do not elect Ron Paul as our next President.

Again like the other one this is a civilized discussion and not a corporate hit piece or set up. Thank you for posting. The black out continues and the prejudice against Paul. Notice how he understands the issues and has the courage to stay with his message and not compromise. Think the media will call Romney or Cain's bluff? Not a chance despite how one is a trained(poorly) puppet and the other a slightly better trained puppet. Trained to lie and distort and have malleable stances on the issues. I wouldn't be surprised to see either Cain, Romney or Gingrich change their legal names like the last schmuck who was elected without merit. NH people need to really check out the other candidates on the issues. Even if this was the 1st time seeing Paul a person has to leave thinking this guy is principled unlike clowns like Romney and Cain.

No one can accuse Republican Ron Paul of being an incremental candidate.

When it comes to solutions for the nation’s ills, the 76-year-old Texas congressman thinks big, whether it’s slashing the federal budget, bringing American troops home from foreign wars or eliminating the Federal Reserve
http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/newsstatenewengland/938282-22...