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Ron Paul in 1993: "It is...religiophobia that afflicts America"

by: Mike Caulfield

Sun Dec 23, 2007 at 12:14:34 PM EST


Quite a number of people -- smart, liberal people -- are extolling Ron Paul's supposed attack of religion in politics:

Asked about the ad today, Ron Paul decried Huckabee's religious iconography with his own veiled reference on Fox and Friends:

"It reminds me of what Sinclair Lewis once said. He says, 'when fascism comes to this country, it will be wrapped in the flag, carrying a cross.' Now I don't know whether that's a fair assessment or not, but you wonder about using a cross, like he is the only Christian or implying that subtly. So, I don't think I would ever use anything like that."

He's mostly right, you know. He just forgot one thing.

When fascism comes to this country it will be wrapped in the flag, carrying the cross, and reading the Ron Paul Survival Report:

"We hear bleats about homophobia, but it is actually religiophobia that afflicts America. The government is starting with the fringe, but it won't stop there. All Christians have much to fear."

- Ron Paul Survival Report, May 15, 1993, as quoted by the Houston Chronicle on October 20, 1996

Great. Just what we need. Paranoid Christian leadership.

And Huckabee's the one we have to fear, right?

Mike Caulfield :: Ron Paul in 1993: "It is...religiophobia that afflicts America"
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What I said about Joementum is true of all GOPers these days. (0.00 / 0)
What they say is writ on sand and water.

Phonies, phonies, everywhere, and not a GOPer to pick.

birch, finch, beech


Friends won't let friends vote Paul ~beware (4.00 / 2)
Ron Paul funded by supporters of racist websites ?
check out the neo-nazi and skinhead connection. Racists love him apparently.

http://lonestartimes.com/2007/...

In this post on Lone Star Times 12 days ago, Hamous had a simple request for the Ron Paul campaign:

   But I do, however, think it is perfectly reasonable to ask him to speak out officially and demand the Nazis and all other racist groups remove these links, and insist unambiguously that he doesn't want the support, either financial or in the form of votes, of any white supremacist.

As directed by the local Ron Paul legislative office, Lone Star Times Managing Editor Matt Bramanti has left three messages over a four day period with the Ron Paul 2008 national campaign spokesman, DEMANDING answers to four specific questions regarding this issue.

  1. We are assuming that the ad appearing on Stormfront was the result of the site's owners actions, not the campaign's- correct? Please confirm that's the case.
  2. Will the campaign take measures to block Stormfront as a referring URL, so no more donations can come from there?
  3. Will they take any steps to track past donations that come from people who arrived at their donation page from Stormfront, and return any such donations?
  4. Will they take any legal action, or simply send an official request to the site, telling them that their association is unwelcome and demand that they remove the link?


and further...there were 367 responses to this diary in October '07
The Paul campaign has not responded to Bramanti, the questions remain unanswered, and the phenomenon continues to grow. Everyday, more supporters of Ron Paul are advertising on white nationalist, separatists, racist websites.

Here are a couple of screenshots from the 'White World News" site:

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In this screenshot, Stormfront is encouraging it's readers to flood online polls for Ron Paul.

storrmfront_1.jpg

Can there now be any doubt about the online polls being worthless?

The questions above should be very easy to answer for his campaign. Why are they delaying? Could it be that the funds are flowing in too fast to turn them down?,


Ron Paul is a nut job who says things we all can agree with about Repugs, the War being wrong, Congress abrogation it's responsibility to make war, but its the stuff you may not know about him that are dangerous.

Friends don't let friends vote Paul !

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