Ten Reasons I Would NOT Invite A Friend To DailyPaul

and I am not turned off by the talk of FEMA camps/coffins, NAU, etc. All I want to do is find out information that the media wont tell us. This site has become a daily staple for me. I don't post much, just read a lot. And I take everything i read with a grain of salt, not just on this site, bit everywhere. I have told some of my friends to check out this site, and will continue to do so. I am sick and tired of our government and their cradle to grave mentality, it is great that there are sites to go to that discuss real issues. remember, not everyone can agree on everything, but we all share a love of liberty and that's more important than concentrating on worrying about turning off new members because of conspiracy theories. besides, Ive learned to "never say never" when it comes to such things.....

The reasons which seem to concern people about "bringing a friend to DP" are all things which buck the mass-programming that the general public is infected with.

Bottom line:
You just lost the fight. Because you'd rather cave in to peer pressure to accept the programmed lie-agenda, than to stand up for yourself and for freedom.

You made the decision to pre-empt them from learning something, because you are a coward, and are afraid what they might think of you for recommending the site where issues you clearly do not understand, are discussed.
You are making them pay the price for your own ignorance.

1. Chemtrails.

Since when is this a secret? I remember hearing about "weather modification" on the TV when I was a kid back in the 1980s.

2. FEMA concentration camps.

If my government had mass quantities of plastic coffins stashed away somewhere, I'd want to know about it. If I was sceptical, I'd want to look at the evidence and make up my own mind.

3. Anti-vaccination.

Part of the broader "government in healthcare" and "big pharma" debates. Let's look at the BIG picture on this one.

4. Zeitgeist.

The reason this film is relevant is because it touches on just about every issue that Libertarians care about. I'm no fan of "Zeitgeist Addendum" but its still relevant!

5. Christianity.

How many Americans go to Church? It is definitely relevant to life in the USA. I say that as a non-religious Brit.

6. Atheism.

See above.

7. Fluoridation.

Although I don't subscribe to all the views expressed on this subject, it definitely relates to issues of government interference and consumer choice.

8. 9/11 Truth.

Does anyone on the Daily Paul believe the official story? I hope not. However, I don't think we should fall into the trap of spinning alternative yarns. Follow Ron Paul's example on this issue.

9. Genocide.

Must be an east-European, African and Asian thing right? That could never happen in North America or Western Europe. Famous last words?

10. Polygamy.

Uhhh. I must have missed those threads.

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http://lpuk.blogspot.com/

http://northwestlibertarians.blogspot.com/

Next time you're in Virginia stop by the shop. We miss you and keep up the good work.

Love,
THE CIA

"All great truths begin as blasphemies."

cemmon folks, enough with the weirdo conspiracy theories!

everybody knows only I would intentionally and knowingly kill JFK, plan/execute 9/11, exterminate people in darfur, fix elections, cover up UFOs, fluoridate your water supply, brainwash your kids with TV, and implement a dishonest funny money system!!!

i want the planet all to myself! that's all. just me... and a couple of hot busty asian girls in catholic schoolgirl outfits to do my bidding. so what if i gotta slaughter a couple of billion monkeys to achieve that? does that make me evil?

now excuse me while i get back to my duties; signing bin laden's paycheck, planning war with iran..

What if the chemtrails were full of viagra? Wow, that would be interesting.