NY Times on Ron Paul: It’s Not a Campaign, It’s a Mission

marginalizing RP supporters into ,gold hoop earring wearing, Nader supporting,shaggy beard cuchetta (sp?)rock festival freaks,with hand knit rasta caps.
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In 2006, the sale of port management, in six major U.S. seaports, to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was crushed by We the People who made our voice heard and stopped the proposed sale in the name of national security.

In 2007, The Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act never even got to a vote after We the People put our foot down and told our elected officials we demand enforcement of our borders before allowing amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants. (By the way, the phone system was shut down because they had sooooo many calls.

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that wants peace and freedom needs to vote for Ron Paul.

Yes, there are many ways - big and small - to help support Ron Paul. I'm encouraged when I read comments from people in other countries who want to help.

Another way that most folks have heard about are the Ron Paul Meetup Groups. I understand that there are RP Meetup Groups in 26 different countries. This is exciting to me!

Folks - no matter where you live, if there isn't a RP Meetup Group close to you, you can START YOUR OWN! Below is the site address to get more information about it:

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Not only can the groups be united for a common cause, but they can be interesting and fun too.

And I look forward to reading the comments from more "visitors".

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"Time for all good men and women to come to the aid of their country"

There are many RP guests listed online when visiting Daily Paul who enjoys reading the other people post or comments. It is time for you now to post your ideas, and for all of us to continuing to post in other sites to either promote or defend Ron Paul message of liberty where the opportunity arises. This is r3VOLution in the making and you have a chance to be apart of history. Whether it be a blog, uploading videos, writing to your local newspaper editorials, local TV stations, putting signs up, placing bumper stickers, wearing t-shirts, contribute money, talking to our family, friends, neighbors, etc…our contributions will help bring others to the waking knowledge of the truth of life, liberty and freedoms that are endow to each of us. Let us continue to go forward and make real changes to bring back the government of the people where our Founding Fathers wanted us to have. Peace be with us all.

"It may well be that government was necessary and is still necessary for all the advantages which you attribute to it," says the man who has mastered the Christian theory of life. "I only know that on the one hand, government is no longer necessary for ME, and on the other hand, I can no longer carry out the measures that are necessary to the existence of a government. Settle for yourselves what you need for your life. I cannot prove the need or the harm of governments in general. I know only what I need and do not need, what I can do and what I cannot. I know that I do not need to divide myself off from other nations, and therefore I cannot admit that I belong exclusively to any state or nation, or that I owe allegiance to any government. I know that I do not need all the government institutions organized within the state, and therefore I cannot deprive people who need my labor to give it in the form of taxes to institutions which I do not need, which for all I know may be pernicious. I know that I have no need of the administration or of courts of justice founded upon force, and therefore I can take no part in either. I know that I do not need to attack and slaughter other nations or to defend myself from them with arms, and therefore I can take no part in wars or preparations for wars. It may well be that there are people who cannot help regarding all this as necessary and indispensable. I cannot dispute the question with them, I can only speak for myself; but I can say with absolute certainty that I do not need it, and that I cannot do it. And I do not need this and I cannot do it, not because such is my own, my personal will, but because such is the will of him who sent me into life, and gave me an indubitable law for my conduct through life."
Leo Tolstoy

Exactly! It's awesome how we band together and use our talents to promote liberty

-Rick Flowers
AKA: Crash Resistant
ohiofreedom.com

(sorry Rick... nice picture, though)

...is that my neighbors just came by excitedly asking "Did you see the NY Times article on Ron Paul?"

Maybe it was the Ron Paul lawn sign or the Ron Paul T-shirt I was wearing at the time or the Ron Paul flag the now flies in place of the stars and stripes but somehow everyone in the neighborhood knows I'm a Ron Paul supporter.

I told her no and she promised to get me her copy.

This is good news folks. Yes, it tells us what the NY Times thinks about us (Style section?) We've been considered a 'fad' since the campaign started. Who cares what they think?? The word is out and spreading like wildfire. It can't be contained. We have several more months to spread across the country and consume all we touch.

I'll be wearing my RP shirt tomorrow at the parade, too So will my wife and daughter. So will me son, who is marching in the parade....

It doesn't take much to 'influence people' as I call it. Just put the name out there and stand back! Talk to the people who approach you with questions but, personally, I don't force my opinions on anyone. Street corner debates don't speak well of the cause. You won't convert people willing to fight with you but there are millions of other not-so-inclined people willing to listen. Those are our the target audience!

Take it to the streets and happy memorial day!

is that I am the dude on the picture with the red shirt.

BOOYA

PS. I is why it's in the Style section.

My first impression of this article was, hey, it's in the New York Times and it's coverage - not bad! My second reaction was: "Why is this in their fashion section - because they talked about beards?" My husband basically said, "What do you want, everything?" And I said that I have high expectations. The NY Times did try to portray Ron Paul supporters as latter-day hippies, I think. And from the events I've attended, I've found that most of the people - young, middle-aged, and older - are, for the most part well groomed. But, so what? What is important is that Ron Paul is still in the race and really doing very well. And those who support the ideas of freedom are not going away.

http://www.youtube.com/wa...
Watch it rate it.. help make it number one

What a bunch of crap Alex squeezed in there. And why the f*ck is it in the "Style & Fashion" section. I feel like I've been bitch slapped.

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Now if the rest of the MSM will just emulate the NYT...

This is the real threat to the present and maybe final revolution. IF Goldwater's Movement gave us Reagan; Could the Ron Paul movement give us another false conservative? The NWO knows how to manipulate and co-opt movements.

"The youthful zeal of the Paul movement “does recall the early Goldwater movement, which was also jam-packed with people dropping out of graduate school, college, maybe even high school, to devote themselves 24/7 to what they called the ‘revolution,’ ” said Rick Perlstein, author of “Before the Storm: Barry Goldwater and the Unmaking of the American Consensus” (Hill and Wang, 2002).

And such movements don’t always stay in the margins forever, he said, adding that the young supporters who stumped for Goldwater’s failed presidential bid helped lay the seeds for the Reagan revolution 16 years later"

The only thing that can prevent it is an strict adherence to our INTEGRITY. We must accept nothing less than pure constitutional adherence from our leaders. We will accept no wishy constitution slow washers. Nor will we accept compromise and dilution.

This is a fight to the end to Resotore the Republic! http://www.dailypaul.com/...

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as a framed photo for your home or office wall?

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Okay, it's a shameless plug, but I am so amazed at how often I end up seeing that profile in the sketch form all over the place. :)

Rich

People in the crowd, many under 30, if not 25, rose to their feet and thundered in applause, even if they looked as if they had stumbled into a Republican rally on their way to the Coachella rock festival. In many cases, hair was aggressive, clothing artfully tattered. Beards seemed to have a mind of their own.

We're not all under 30...I know many RP supporters who are over 40! I know it's hard to believe...and I really don't think the majority of the crowd was as dishelveled as this reporter indicates. Too "hippy-ish" sounding. I wasn't there but I have seen many rally videos and I see quite a cross section of folks, young, middle, older, families...that's what's so inspiring about the message - it s ageless as well as timeless.

This is the message of the Beatles, the Dylans of the world,”

And it's the older crowd who know this message...

Good article as a whiole though.
Thanks for posting.

This article would have been more useful if it were published several months ago when it was still early in primary season.

why is this in the 'Fashion' section of the website???? This is politics!!!!!!
Good article

And the r3VOLution will continue to live just as long...

What would Ron Paul do?

The author's insistence of youthful, spiked haired crowds thinking they
were at a rock concert...and continual Paulville comments paint
this article as less than acceptable...although there were many positives
the essence screamed NUTCASE CANDIDATE....

The NY Times will go away...but the ideas RP are putting forth won't!

good article.

There you have it, folks... That's the gist of the article. What else can we expect from the MSM? I don't know in what section of the paper this appeared, but it should have been in "Fashion", considering the amount of ink it gives to the appearance of the people in the movement. Stick to your guns, hacks: If you can't kill the message, go for the messenger. Real classy, if you ask me...

And from the sounds of it, un-biased. While the article does say some RP'ers make the freedom movement almost a religious thing, it didn't paint people as crazies. Sure they jabbed in that RP has almost no chance of winning the Rep. Nomination, but the fact that they are speaking of RP in a good light is refreshing. Could it be that this little bit of good press by such a name as the NY Times might allow others to become less critical and more open to the freedom movement? I certainly hope so.

Ron Paul cured my apathy!