Ron Paul Is A Rockstar And The Main Stream Doesn’t Want Anyone To Know
THE DIRTY ARMY: Nik, I just attended UCLA to hear Ron Paul speak. The crowd was so big they could not even fit everyone in the stadium. It was like being at a rock n roll concert. This guy is a Rock Star.
This is a waste of time for Ron Paul. Out of all the kids attending this I bet 2% of them will actually vote.- nik
Obama is getting re-elected.
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
You sir are an idiot. I would like to see him draw a crowd in Manhattan…Where people vote, have money and it actually matters.
So your saying doc that Los Angeles doesn’t have as much money as manhattan…. California is the 5th largest economy in the world. You sir are an idiot if you think that there aren’t powerful people in CA.
5. Lawrence Ellison, 61, $16, Oracle
26. Sergey Brin, 32, $12.9, Google
27. Larry Page, 33, $12.8, Google
53. Kirk Kerkorian, 88, $8.7, investments, casinos
63. Sumner Redstone, 82, $7.7, Viacom
103. Eli Broad, 72, $5.9, investments
104. Donald Bren, 73, $5.7, real estate
129. Eric Schmidt, 50, $4.8, Google
140. David Geffen, 63, $4.4, DreamWorks
140. Steven Jobs, 51, $4.4, Apple Computer, Pixar
147. Charles Johnson, 73, $4.3, Franklin Resources
168. David Murdock, 82, $4, investments
168. Charles Schwab, 68, $4, discount stock brokerage
181. Gordon Moore, 77, $3.7, Intel
185. Rupert Johnson Jr., 64, $3.6, Franklin Resources
194. Bradley Hughes, 72, $3.5, Public Storage
194. George Lucas, 61, $3.5, Star Wars
224. Roland Arnall, 67, $3, mortgage banking
240. David Filo, 39, $2.9, Yahoo
240. A. Jerrold Perenchio, 75, $2.9, Univision
245. Haim Saban, 61, $2.8, television
245. Steven Spielberg, 59, $2.8, movies
258. Henry Nicholas III, 46, $2.7, Broadcom
292. Riley Bechtel, 54, $2.5, engineering
292. Stephen Bechtel Jr., 80, $2.5, engineering
292. Barbara Davis and family, 76, $2.5, inheritance, oil
292. George Roberts, 61, $2.5, leveraged buyouts
317. Henry Samueli, 51, $2.4, Broadcom
317. Steven Udvar-Hazy, 60, $2.4, leasing
317. Jerry Yang, 37, $2.4, Yahoo
335. Ronald Burkle, 53, $2.3, investments
350. Gordon Getty, 73, $2.2, inheritance, oil
365. Alfred Mann, 80, $2.1, inventor, entrepreneur
365. Ernest Rady, 68, $2.1, banking, insurance
382. Charles Brandes, 63, $2, money management
382. William Hearst III, 56, $2, Hearst Corp
382. Michael Milken, 59, $2, investments
382. John Sobrato, 66, $2, real estate
410. Phoebe Hearst Cooke, 79, $1.9, Hearst Corp
410. Louis Gonda, 57, $1.9, leasing
410. David Hearst Jr., 60, $1.9, Hearst Corp
410. George Hearst Jr., 78, $1.9, Hearst Corp
410. Irwin Jacobs, 72, $1.9, Qualcomm
428. Franklin Booth Jr., 83, $1.8, Berkshire Hathaway
428. Margaret Cargill, 86, $1.8, inheritance
428. Jess Jackson, 76, $1.8, Kendall-Jackson
451. Tom Gores, 41, $1.7, leveraged buyouts
451. Anthony Pritzker, 45, $1.7, hotels, investments
451. Daniel Pritzker, 47, $1.7, hotels, investments
451. John Pritzker, 53, $1.7, hotels, investments
486. Ray Dolby, 73, $1.6, Dolby Laboratories
486. Thomas Siebel, 53, $1.6, Siebel Systems
486. Patrick Soon-Shiong, 54, $1.6, generic drugs
486. Elizabeth Wiskemann, $1.6, mutual funds
512. Archie Aldis (Red) Emmerson, 76, $1.5, timberland, lumber mills
512. Charles Munger, 82, $1.5, Berkshire Hathaway
512. Kavitark Shriram, 50, $1.5, Google
512. Margaret Whitman, 49, $1.5, Ebay
562. John Anderson, 88, $1.4, investments
562. George Argyros, 69, $1.4, investments
562. Robert Day, 61, $1.4, money management
562. Leslie Gonda, 85, $1.4, International Lease Finance
562. Ming Hsieh, 50, $1.4, Cogent Systems
606. John J. Fisher, 44, $1.3, Gap
606. Robert Fisher, 52, $1.3, Gap
606. William Fisher, 48, $1.3, Gap
606. Alec Gores, 53, $1.3, leveraged buyouts
606. Gary Michelson, 57, $1.3, medical patents
606. John Morgridge, 72, $1.3, Cisco
606. Alexander Spanos, 82, $1.3, real estate
645. Carl Berg, 68, $1.2, real estate
645. Timothy Blixseth, 55, $1.2, timber, real estate
645. Alan Casden, 60, $1.2, real estate
645. Scott Cook, 53, $1.2, Intuit
645. David Copley, 54, $1.2, newspapers
645. Roy Disney, 76, $1.2, Walt Disney
645. Ernest Gallo, 97, $1.2, wine
645. Herbert Sandler, 74, $1.2, banking
645. Theodore Waitt, 43, $1.2, Gateway
698. John Arrillaga, 68, $1.1, real estate
698. Kenneth Fisher, 55, $1.1, money management
698. William Gross, 61, $1.1, bonds
698. George Joseph, 84, $1.1, insurance
698. Robert Naify, 84, $1.1, movie theaters
698. Richard Peery, 65, $1.1, real estate
698. Edward Roski Jr., 67, $1.1, real estate
698. Marion Sandler, 75, $1.1, banking
698. Joyce Raley Teel, 76, $1.1, supermarkets
746. L. Doerr, 55, $1, venture capital
746. William Hilton, 78, $1, hotels, casinos
746. Bernard Osher, 78, $1, banking, investments
The mainstream is in the stands. You and I. If we see it, then it’s real. Don’t change what we can see and hear for anyone’s agenda. The people there make it real. The people there make it mainstream
They better vote!
It doesn’t matter how many people vote. The unelected “super-delegates”; who have a lot of influence and can buy other delegate votes, have already said they’ve chosen romney as the nominee, regardless of the rest of the other states outcomes. Along w/ that, after South Carolina’s primary the GOP mandated all rules for further caucus/primary’s be changed to disallow discussion on the delegate nominee’s. and instead leader’s create predetermined lists of delegates for people to choose from. instead of the people that show up to the caucus/primary’s, the one’s on the list, work for and will vote for anyone but ron paul. so if any paul delegates do get into the convention it’s more than likely they’ll get paid to vote otherwise. It doesn’t matter anyways the majority of the 538 electors are gonna vote obama back in(they’ll get paid off too.)
Americans please realize our elections have been decided by 538 people, who are easily influenced and paid off, which is why all the presidents are distant relatives! It’s not coincidental.
Ron Paul running for President is a waste of time.
I’m sure all those people will vote for ron paul, but sadly the voting process is completely fixed. If romney gets elected America is going to shit. A people’s revolution will soon be the only way to create change.
Ron Paul would be great for all of us. The wealthy won’t let Ron Paul win because he would put them in their place and be for the people not the big bankers and the ones that destroyed this country.
If Ron Paul was elected he would be assassinated because he would be too many power people’s position in jeopardy.
For Real B…
Threats have been made, leaked, and then reported by one of the top investigative Bilderberg Group reporters in the world. (Daniel Estulin)
I Know why you say what you do, but can’t agree. “They” know that if they did that, they would have to deal w/ the US Military.
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RON PAUL AWAKENS THE SPIRIT OF AMERICA
They can no longer cut off the “head”, we are LEGION
Killing Ron Paul would hurt them more than help them. This is why they are stealing the election right before our eyes.
Nik has a point that not many young people will vote, but that doesn’t matter, we are breeding activists that are awake and understand that “the system” is evil, corrupt, and will do ANYTHING to keep their power.
We WILL defeat them b/c to us, POWER isn’t the goal. We are fighting for freedom and our lives.
Just to add some objectivity to the recent post, some are intelligent enough to question the source in this case. Daniel Estulin is a BRILLIANT man, don’t get me wrong, but some think it was a *test*
I think we passed.