Registered 12 People to Vote for Ron Paul Today

The college campus is a gold mine for support. An untapped resource if you will. Part of the major hurdle that I find on the campus in getting people to vote for Dr. Paul is actually the fact that they have to register Republican in our state to do s... Read more »

Fox News: ‘Ron Paul didn’t just do well, he did the best’

http://youtu.be/KfDJfvYH6CY http://www.digitaljournal... A Fox News anchor interrupted her co-hosts' interpretation of live-time Twitter votes on GOP candidates answers during Monday's debate to point out the obvious fact which the analyst was avoid... Read more »

♥ Kelly Clarkson Musicbomb ♥

Let's return Kelly some love today by getting her latest album back into the top 10. Her Tweet/Facebook post "I love Ron Paul..." is huge, gutsy and came at the perfect time. Dr. Paul is on the verge of major breakout in support and things like this a... Read more »

TIME: Ron Paul Is Not a Politician

Pretty decent article, the best is that the author claims that Ron Paul is not a politician and is in fact honorable. The worst though is the author trying to oversimplify Paul's message by oversimplifying a counterargument. Here's the beginning: "I wa... Read more »

Worker-Owners of America, Unite!

Gar Alperovitz chimes in on the re-evolutionary convergence of capitalism and socialism into a hybrid paradigm in a recent article in the NY Times:

The Occupy Wall Street protests have come and mostly gone, and whether they continue to have an impact or not, they have brought an astounding fact to the public’s attention: a mere 1 percent of Americans own just under half of the country’s financial assets and other investments. America, it would seem, is less equitable than ever, thanks to our no-holds-barred capitalist system.

But at another level, something different has been quietly brewing in recent decades: more and more Americans are involved in co-ops, worker-owned companies and other alternatives to the traditional capitalist model. We may, in fact, be moving toward a hybrid system, something different from both traditional capitalism and socialism, without anyone even noticing.

Some 130 million Americans, for example, now participate in the ownership of co-op businesses…

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I finally persuaded my wife to take a serious look at Ron Paul

My wife is a life long democrat who has never voted anything except democrat. I've always leaned more right than her but consider myself an independent. When I began to seriously look at Paul and his positions a number of months ago I quickly became co... Read more »

Ron Paul 2012 Website Addresses the Student Loan Issue

There are many headlines out there now stemming from his Meet the Press interview yesterday claiming that Ron Paul wants to end student loans. Well no, in fact, though he abolishes the Department of Education along with four other federal departments, ... Read more »

Jesus Antichrist: Does Joel’s Army Actually Worship Satan?

A central theme in Christian eschatology is the rise of the Antichrist. This Antichrist is supposed to trick millions (even billions) into worshiping him and, according to many on the Christian right, establish a one world government. What better disguise for the ultimate false messiah to deceive the world than Jesus? As I posted earlier, the Dominionist Joel's Army movement believes less in feeding the poor and visiting those in prison like the Biblical Jesus taught than in slaughtering unbelievers and taking over all the countries of the world militarily and politically. The following video examines, from a more traditional Christian perspective, the possibility that Joel's Army and the Dominionist movement are in fact the forces of the Antichrist, that the spirits that fill them are demons, and that the god they worship is actually Satan in disguise. Read more »

Alex Jones Tv: The Psychology of Conspiracy Denial

Alex Jones Tv: The Psychology of Conspiracy Denial The Psychology of Conspiracy Denial Paul Joseph Watson www.infowars.com Thursday, August 5, 2010 Wired Magazine writer Jonah Lehrer claims his critics are engaging in "cognitive dissonance," by expr... Read more »

Cleaning up the Religion Debate

Lately there have been a few articles on Disinfo that eventually, either immediately or after a few days, spurred an argument that rears its head fairly often here. The debate between atheism and religion is one in which I usually enjoy taking part, and I like that it pops up on Disinfo with a certain regularity.  What I don’t like, what I suspect many of us don’t like, is that they often devolve into, if not begin as, something along the lines of:

Poster A:  religion is stupid

Poster B:  YOU’RE stupid

Sometimes it’s a little more eloquent, but this is the bare bones of it. Not very useful, nor very informative. This I think we can agree on.  So how does one go about creating a better, more informative dialogue? Can it even be done? One side believes the other to be irrational, delusional, utilizing a sort of maladaptive coping mechanism…

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