(2012) Ron Paul Uprising Full Documentary - Page 1

Unfortunately we couldn't get Topher, Chainspell or Jeremy Richter as the narrator but I think Stump did a great job. The voting machine section could have been a lot better, there are professionals that have already shown that desired results can be easily obtained. All in all it could also have been shortened quite a bit without loss of information or quality, but here it is thanks to US ..

Be,
I watched the whole thing, just so ya know.

If only it was that simple.

Voting machine fraud does weigh on me, seems most people don't even have a clue yet.

Without a total overhaul of both houses none of it makes any sense.

One thing I agree with, un-kept promises are never forgotten !

And a rich pretty boy is not what we need at all.

You may win me over yet, or I'll simply refuse to take part in the insanity any longer.

I got fresh matches.........:)

 

 

Moons, your problem is that you know too darn much. But it ain't over until the fat lady sings and some major changes have happened the last years inside the beltway and the nation, things most folks do not know about, things which are encouraging. There are several factors at play now deep inside the USG which are promising, so stay tuned and don't give up hope.  When I can, I will share some of it.

Thanks for taking the time to watch it Moons. That means alot. The hardest part of this documentary was choosing the video clips of Ron Paul. Believe it or not, it was hard choosing from hundreds of soundbytes him saying the same thing dating back to the 70's.

I know he is consistant with his voting record and defense of the Constitution - but to research and listen to every recording the man had recorded was amazing. I wasn't born yet when Ron Paul first hit office - so to see and hear him from the 70's saying the same damn things over and over and he says those same things over and over today - it's beyond just words. I dunno if he was before his time or if I am couple decades to late - but he would have done a whole lot better if his Revolution and people like me was around in the early 70's - it heartbreaking to think about what could have been just concidering monetary an foreign policy and individual rights. All those lives we would have saved an China, Russia and Japan would have never passed us in economic power.

Anyhows, ONWARD !!!

The 70's was one of the most apathetic of times, IMHO. And in the 80's we couldn't even get everyone to hold Hands Across America, remember?  Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll were king, until the early 80's when AIDS put the end to free love and paraquat scared the shit out of the pot smokers. And now we have American Idol giving us our music.

And BabyEagle there were people like you, then, too. And they tried their damndest to budge the rocks of complacency, and like you the battle was long, hard and seldom won. You forget maybe, that computers then were the size of an auditorium, LOL and they used data punch cards that the handicrafters turned into sunburst art. It is so much more exciting for you to do what you do in this, the midst of the information/computer revolution. .

Those were the days my friends, we thought they'd never end, we'd sing and laugh forever and a day.... It was the life we choose, we'd fight and never lose, those were the days, oh yes those were the days! 

Ya, your right the computer networks, internet and social media made the difference. It's no wonder the powers that be want to regulate it. Even if they did achieve regulation of the internets - technology it's self is advanced far beyond the internet. Just look at the alien spacecrafts. Pretty soon our own brainwaves will be it's own open source network. LMAO

Speaking of neurological analogs. Ha I googled brain analogs, consciousness holograms (lol) ... listen to this Russian guy. Who would have thought.