To His Dismay, Ron Paul Becoming Magnet For White Supremacists

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First Posted: 10-15-07 09:30 PM   |   Updated: 03-28-08 02:45 AM

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Through no fault of his own, Rep. Ron Paul's anti-globalist, anti-government campaign for the Republican presidential nomination has become a magnet in neo-Nazi networks, pulling in activists and supporters from the fringe white nationalist community where anti-Semitism, anti-black and anti-immigrant views are commonplace.

In some cases, these internet-based activists acknowledge that even though the Paul campaign does not have a racist or anti-Semitic agenda, it can serve as a vehicle to find sympathizers and to recruit new loyalists drawn to the Republican congressman's opposition to international trade agreements, federal police authority and to the income tax.

Such web-based organizations as Stormfront (motto: "White Pride, World Wide"), Vanguard News Network ("No Jews. Just Right.") and the Nationalist Coalition ("working to create the relationships that will lay the foundation for the White community that is necessary to our survival") have become sources of support for Paul's bid for the Republican nomination, and in some cases have set up separate Ron Paul discussion groups.

The Paul campaign dismissed the pro-Paul activities among these groups. "We don't know who these people are," said Jesse Benton, Paul's communications director. Their support has "nothing to do with Ron Paul, and what he stands for....His message of freedom, peace and prosperity - that's why people support him."

Paul has not made racist or anti-Semitic appeals to the controversial organizations and their members. Instead, their support is based on Paul's libertarian opposition to government generally, including the IRS and the powers granted to the federal government under the Patriot Act - views that are shared by many on the conservative fringe of the spectrum.

In the 2000 campaign, Patrick J. ("Pat") Buchanan appealed to many similar individuals and organizations. Buchanan had a history of expressing views that were often interpreted as anti-Semitic.

Writing on the Vanguard News Network, "White Will" argued that "folks, get involved in the Ron Paul 'revolution' and work with political activists in your communities who are attracted to his anti-globalist message.... Most of you would be surprised at how many good people can be exposed to a, let's say, 'pro-majority' message among the remarkable groundswell of fed up, mostly White Ron Paul supporters -- many, early on, from the 9/11 truth movement. They are finding their backbones as they are exposed to more and more hidden truths, especially about the hidden hand of Jewry behind every foul venture."

Among those backing Paul this year is John J. Ubele, the National Coalition's Operations Manager. In an emailed reply to an inquiry, Ubele said, "I know that Ron Paul is not a white separatist or a white nationalist. However, he is the most honest and responsible of all the presidential candidates and that is why I support his candidacy."

The National Coalition is one of a number of splinter groups that formed after the death of William Luther Pierce, author of The Turner Diaries, and founder of the now fractured National Alliance. The Turner Diaries were considered crucial to the thinking of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh.

On a Stormfront discussion thread on the Paul Campaign - "The Ron Paul Revolution" -- one contributor wrote in:

"Not standing up for Ron Paul against the un-American Jewish media and neo-cons who will do anything to stop his nomination is like not standing up to the efforts to force integration, to encourage mass non-White immigration, or to the attack on the USS Liberty."

"Ron Paul is NOT a White Nationalist. His Libertarian policies will also conflict with National Socialism, something that a good number of Stormfront members support. However, he is the least toxic candidate by leaps and bounds," wrote a contributor identified as "Concerned Human."

A minority of the contributors to white nationalist web sites insist on rigid adherence to their racial views. "Anything less than ALL is NOTHING. If anythings priority is not 100% the survival of the White Race, than it is a problem and not a solution. Ron Paul's priority is not 100% the survival of the white race, so he is an enemy and a burden just as much as any jew," wrote "comJo, Pan-Aryan Insurgent."

The white nationalist and anti-Semitic support flowing to the Paul campaign reflects one of the difficulties facing candidates who do not fall into the midstream: that often their views on less controversial subjects like trade and the power of the federal government to take property through eminent domain also appeal to extremist groups.

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- Pdubya I'm a Fan of Pdubya 44 fans permalink

This is as bad as MSNBC saying "Romney loses NV straw poll"

when it should have read "Ron Paul wins NV straw poll by a landslide!"

33 pts to 15, in fact was the spread.

why is msnbc headlining losers, mentioning rombot 5 more times than the winner, ron paul?

do you think the liberals aren't doing the same on edwards or kucinich or dodd?

and now huffington has joined in with this cut-throat piece? gee, thanks. journalism should be diverse, but at the very least responsibly fair.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:56 AM on 10/16/2007

He is at one percent, small nutball poll to the contrary.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:22 PM on 10/16/2007
- Pdubya I'm a Fan of Pdubya 44 fans permalink

non interventionist is WAY different than isolationist. he wants to TRADE with ALL.

such baseless slams....

www.youtube.com
www.dailypaul.com
www.ronpaul2008.com

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:52 AM on 10/16/2007
- Pdubya I'm a Fan of Pdubya 44 fans permalink

He can easily make the gold standard a competitve monetary structure to the Fed Reserve. Why? because the law is already on the books! It just needs dusting. Not replace the Fed, but have it compete with it.

Oh please. I'm sane, educated, work hard, liberal thinking, tolerant and I support him. Don't slam me. Who is your candidate and why do you support him/her? Tell us.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:51 AM on 10/16/2007

Oh please. You are not sane, educated or liberal thinking if you would for one moment support a libertarian. Find out exactly what libertarians stand for and you cannot, if you are a liberal support their agenda. And I support John Edwards. And I don't have to tell you a damn thing.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:27 AM on 10/16/2007

This guy is a winger plant who claims to be a liberal switching to Ron Paul. He thinks he is taking Democratic votes. He is a fool.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:54 PM on 10/16/2007
- MajorKong I'm a Fan of MajorKong 399 fans permalink
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I have a hard time imagining a liberal-thinking person supporting a candidate who's domestic policies are straight out of the 1890s.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:05 AM on 10/16/2007

When stories like this appear, I assume that the candidate being smeared,must represent a threat to someone. There would not be much point in smearing a candidate who is polling 2% in the polls. Could it be that maybe the Corporate Polls are inaccurate? Independent polls are showing different results. The Corporate Media tells you what Corporate America wants you to hear, and they want you to hear that this primary election is over, It's Hillary or Queen Rudy, don't even think about anybody else. No one has voted yet! I don't expect to vote in your primary, but I wish you luck Ron Paul, you are in with a rough crowd, The Crossdresser, The Baptist Minister,The Lost Osmond Brother, and of course the Anti-choice, Anti-gay, Lunatic.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:47 AM on 10/16/2007
- Doug I'm a Fan of Doug 13 fans permalink

He's a threat to none liberal democrats.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:17 AM on 10/16/2007

A rough crowd? It is Paul's home turf!
Anti- choice? Ron Paul is anti-choice. Strongly.
Anti-gay? Ron Paul voted for all of those 'Defense of Marriage Acts' and did so with language of the radical right.
Minister? Paul is very religious.
Ron Paul should be perfectly comfortable with his Republican peers and cohorts. They all agree on all the major issues of the GOP. Paul has a little 'act' he does but he is just another Republican, wanting to give free reign to the big corporations and wanting to make the government just big enough to interfere with your most personal decisions.
Liberatarians do not beleive in totalitarian government telling people how to live or how to reproduce. Paul is a Republican, through and through. A Texas Republican. The best kind, right?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:55 AM on 10/16/2007
- Rand I'm a Fan of Rand 57 fans permalink

How could he have voted for the "Defence of Marriage" acts? Haven't all of his supporters told us that he's for letting the states decide such matters?

You... And the congressional record... must be wrong. I know this because Galvestonian NEVER lies and all who disagree with him/her are liars

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 10:54 AM on 10/16/2007

If you embrace an ideology like Libertarianism, which is basically a cross between social Darwinism and law of the jungle, why would you be surprised if it attracted totalitarian lovin Fascist types. Doesn't surprise me at all.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:39 AM on 10/16/2007
- pakiman I'm a Fan of pakiman 8 fans permalink

you are right on target here. ron paul is very appealing in his principled stance against the iraq war, but if you really think about what he is saying, well lets just say "private" individuals would have the power, which can be translated as "corporati­ons." we need good government, not no government

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:54 AM on 10/16/2007

What your country needs is intelligent people....­........yo­u can't have good govt if its full of dumbasses.

Thats the BOTTOM LINE for America.

Sorry but I don't see it changing no matter WHO is the next President.

You folks can't survive without making war on people.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:26 AM on 10/16/2007
- kevinabt I'm a Fan of kevinabt 17 fans permalink

Fascism is a government supservient and owned by big business. I seriously doubt pro-fascist organizations are supporting Ron Paul.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:10 AM on 10/16/2007

Wow, a new low for the HuffPost. But it is not hard to find pretty close historical analogies.

Communists thought MLK was useful for their cause, so they "liked" him, therefore MLK was a "red", or, at least, a "commie dupe". So said the racists of the 50s and 60s.

Of course we recognize the people who pushed this line as scum.

Welcome to the pond, Mr. Edsall.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:27 AM on 10/16/2007

Yes, I agree. This is a "guilt by association" job, just like the one that is used on Walt and Mearsheimer regularly by op/ed writers who are allowed to pass off this drivel as worthy of print.

White supremicists may eat cornflakes in the morning as well, but that does not make you or I less credible simply because we eat the same breakfast cereal.

ANYONE who criticizes US/israeli policy is subject to the same sort of spurious logical attack. Any competent middle school teacher would immediately issue a failing grade for this line of reasoning, yet editors in some of the biggest papers in the nation seem to forget the laws of logic when the Israeli settlements and their impact on world terrorism is discussed.

shame on you, Mr. Edsall

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:00 AM on 10/16/2007
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hahahahaha­ahhahahaha

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:24 AM on 10/16/2007
- kyliepoo I'm a Fan of kyliepoo 3 fans permalink

Ron Paul 2008! Please write an article about the youtube video why African-Americans should support Ron Paul.

PLEASE WATCH:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ji_Ft23BDw

Nice try left wingers but you'll have to do better to detract from the message of freedom.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:17 AM on 10/16/2007

He is anti-choice. That ain't for freedom, you fascist.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:23 PM on 10/16/2007
- urizon I'm a Fan of urizon 2 fans permalink

Through no fault of his own? This claim is a flagrant bit of hagiography, Tom. David Neiwert and Sara Robinson over at Orcinus blog have extensive evidence of Ron Paul's dog-whistle racism. You can start here:

http://dneiwert.blogspot.com/2007/06/man-of-hour.html

There's plenty more.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:11 AM on 10/16/2007
- kyliepoo I'm a Fan of kyliepoo 3 fans permalink

That article means nothing if you actually listen to what he says about it and if you listen to him speak racail issues. He got the biggest ovation at the African American debate but you still call him a racist. Very sad.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:49 AM on 10/16/2007
- nihilon x I'm a Fan of nihilon x 39 fans permalink

The article did not say that Paul is racist -- it simply points out that many white supremacists are attracted to his candidacy, which is true.

I think this is a fair piece and it is something that should be addressed -- if not by him, then by the media.

If this man might one day be president, its only fair that we likewise know EXACTLY where he stands on issues such as this.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:59 AM on 10/16/2007

Covered by the cloth of journalistic reporting this story appears to be a hachet job on a candidate who is in the mainstream of American democracy. He has some very powerful legitimate ideas.
The organizations supporting him tells us more about the state of our democracy than the Ron Paul campaign. And the reporter who claims that the Ron Paul solutions are "out of the mainstream" did not live before 1980. Before that year his ideas on trade and the necessity of national control of our economy would have been in the main stream. Previous generations had not been sold a bill of goods of the wonders of predatory capitalism and international control of our economy and future.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:11 AM on 10/16/2007

Agree, this is a hatchet job. Shame on the Huffington Post for this type of piece. Edsall, you can fool some of the people some of the time but not all of the people all of the time. I do not agree with all of Paul's ideas but he does put the interests of the US first and that is where I live...Thi­s hit piece is low and should not be published.­.it reeks of the anti-semite slur thrown at anyone that doesn't agree with Israel first.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:16 AM on 10/16/2007
- Mort I'm a Fan of Mort 38 fans permalink
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“If you have ever been robbed by a black teen-aged male, you know how unbelievably fleet-footed they can be.”

“Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the `criminal justice system,’ I think we can safely assume that 95 percent of the black males in that city are semi-criminal or entirely criminal,”

{Although}“we are constantly told that it is evil to be afraid of black men, it is hardly irrational. Black men commit murders, rapes, robberies, muggings and burglaries all out of proportion to their numbers.”

Ron Paul

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:07 AM on 10/16/2007
- kyliepoo I'm a Fan of kyliepoo 3 fans permalink

Not Ron Paul....bu­t you can vote for a dem to rule with an iron fist over the all of America and not stop this war. If that is what you really want. I do advise though doing some more research on this issue.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:52 AM on 10/16/2007
- Tshober I'm a Fan of Tshober 2 fans permalink

And some people wonder why the racists and bigots are attracted to him. All you need to do is listen to his words to see why they like him.

He is absolutely right on limiting Presidential powers though, and that is why he is getting some traction. Bush has gone off the rails and many Americans are looking for someone who will stand up to him. They see Ron Paul as possibly being that someone.

Unfortunately, on virtually every other issue, Ron Paul is totally batshit insane. His philosophy is one of social Darwinism, survival of the fittest. He wants to end Medicare and Social Security, not fix, END. He believes the government should provide no safety net whatsoever for the poor, the disabled, the infirmed, and the elderly.

Look it up. Is that the country you want to live in? If so, maybe you should join some of those racist groups that love him.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:34 AM on 10/16/2007

Yeah, it's Ron Paul in his newsletter.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ron_paul

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:59 PM on 10/16/2007

You can please all the people some of the time and Ron has hit on that reality. The majority of Americans know that the founding fathers had it right when they wrote the Constitution. Thats why people with diverse opinions, from the far left, far right and right down the middle support Ron Paul regardess of their differences. The principles that this country was founded on are what made it great, and unless we go back to those principles, we will simply become another failed experiment in the course of history.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:06 AM on 10/16/2007

The reason why Ron Paul is "out there" is not because of his anti-war position, by which he merely distinguishes himself from the hawkish neo-Cons in these Republican debates, but rather by his libertarian positions. He is for abolishing everything, including public education, intelligence gathering agencies, welfare programs, health-care and etc. Sadly, the only thing he wouldn't abolish is state's control of people's ultimate social freedom - abortion. So while he sounds rational for a Republican and is slowly attracting some liberals, he is actually the most Republican one of them all. War is not a typically Republican position.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:55 PM on 10/15/2007

I take offense to that......

He is not "slowly" taking democrats but rather is taking them pretty damn quick.

Thus the reason for this stupid article.

I wonder who Manson is voting for?
I wonder who Lieberman will vote for?
I wonder who all the molesters in the catholic church will vote for?
Please say not Hillary.
Say it not so.

Mr. Edsell, your post is blatantly bias against Dr. Paul and any other candidate could have the same type of support judging by the some of the posts on your own syndicate.
To link a man with the honor Dr. Paul has and the respect he commands from the lobbyists and crooks in the government, to a racist group is, well. I would say embarressing for you.
Everytime people attack Ron It makes people look to him more and more.
People know what is going on...
They can feel their party has left them...Rig­ht and left.
Ron is the right candidate at the right time.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:16 AM on 10/16/2007

Some proof that this clown is taking Democratic votes? Just your usual bullshit is not convincing.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 10:00 PM on 10/16/2007
- Doug I'm a Fan of Doug 13 fans permalink

How is abortion the ultimate social freedom? Now I'm pro-choice but that's just a ridiculous statement. I'm all for eliminating most of those social programs. The fact is, at some point we're going to have to. $57 trillion is our national debt if you include social programs which make up 85% OF THAT TOTAL!!!!

Right now, you're share of the national debt is over a half million dollars. You could eliminate the military as a whole and it wouldn't put a dent in the national debt.

Eliminating social programs is the one thing he is right about.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:21 AM on 10/16/2007

Part I.

your facts are wrong. the figure lumps in Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. Those three programs are essentially public savings accounts. The problem is that starting with Lyndon Johnson and going right through to today, presidents and congress have borrowed against those funds. There wouldn't be a problem with them if they hadn't been looted and had IOU's put in them. These programs are funded but someone else came along and took their money. So now that we are being honest about those we can see the real problem is not those programs but that they have been looted.

What were they looted for? They were looted largely to continue a massive and totally unneccessary military establishment. The military eats up half of our annual federal budget. The interest on the debt takes up another 30%+. What's left is the rest of goverment ops.

The problem is our militarism. It would be one thing if we went into debt to ourselves and had brand new roads, bridges, libraries, schools, free public transport, health care .... to show for it. We would still have that wealth and the means to leverage it to generate more wealth. As it stands, we have a bunch of nuclear warheads, cluster bombs, planes, tanks and other very useful civic assets.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:39 AM on 10/16/2007

Part II.

I am not a fan of debt, especially collective debt. Let's be honest here. The military is a massive government tit that has milked us dry. It hasn't been welfare mothers. I am not defending career welfare mothers. Merely pointing out, that the military has by far the biggest mouth.

As for Ron Paul, I like a lot of his ideas as regards non-interv­entionism, local commerce, protecting civil liberties.­.. I would like him to take as overt of a stand against our military spending as he does against income taxes, and useless social programs.

In the balance, it is far more important that the biggest chunks we take out of government are massive chunks out of the vast military budget. This is because, it represents a huge percentage of our annual federal expenditures, most threatens our form of government, is most diametrically opposed to the cause of peace and justice at home and abroad.

In the end, Ron Paul will not be able to institute his financial or civil liberties agenda without challenging the corporate military establishment. It is the imperial military complex that stands in his and our way. He and any other candidate deserve that we understand and support them with open eyes and no fear. Furthermore, it is critical that we have a strong movement, as many true reformers will likely be assassinated. It is going to be protracted struggle.

I hope you will take a closer look and concur.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:45 AM on 10/16/2007

I find it truly amazing that one candidate can gain the support of white supremacists AND young african american hip hop artists.

Now, THAT is politics of unity. I guess Dr. Paul is right when he says "Freedom is popular"

Check out these hip hop songs written for Dr. Paul

http://youtube.com/watch?v=-bCRc2ub8hU
BY King Solomon
http://www.myspace.com/solomonstemple


And another one by Knights of Liberty
http://www.myspace.com/knightsofliberty

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:23 AM on 10/16/2007
- Pdubya I'm a Fan of Pdubya 44 fans permalink

If you believe in liberty you're a libertarian.
we've just had too much lumping and splitting. of course he is going to attract the fringe in addition to the many moderate dems and repubs that want to restore our constituti­on..

He has come out and stated he doesn't want to abolish everything, but cut overseas military spending drastically, put that back into the welfare systems that both the Dems and Repubs on the Hill have raped, build it up and then, and only then create incentive based systems (yes, like abolishing the INCOME tax, which is not much taxes overall to the government as its size is now, but alot to me anyway). He doesn't want to get rid of public education. He wants to get rid of the DEPT of education. What has it done for my child? FCATs? LMAO? Presidential fitness award? LMAO. The U.S. Feds are HORRIBLE at governing our lives people. We SUCK on education at the Federally funded level. Give some of the money to the STATES.

Not sure what you're saying on abortion..­.you think he's against it legally? You'd be right, as RvsW stands now. Abortion, drug use, cigarette use, alcohol use, schooling, ANY personal liberty has no place in the Federal government, by the government. He does believe, that if we want some ammendment to the constitution governing morality, then we do the hard work and start from the bottom up instead of top down. People don't understand the danger of governing morality (even if the intent is good or defensible). It provides for interpretation and shift, and that is scary. He has voted for cross-state abortion for women. Its a state right issue people.

And no, he does not want to abolish everything. He wants to limit it. You want the alternative? Bigger government? Who will pay for this? All of us.

And thank you for your statement about war.

former Dem for Ron Paul

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:33 AM on 10/16/2007

Ron Paul is our last hope to remain a free and sovereign nation. The corporations and elites have chosen Hillary to carry on the Counsel on Foreign Relations (Dick Cheney was Director and the Clintons members) destruction of America.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:36 AM on 10/16/2007

Amen brother/sister. This democrat is with you. Mr. Paul is not no ordinary repub.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:40 AM on 10/16/2007
- yappnmutt I'm a Fan of yappnmutt 75 fans permalink

well, well, well. ignoring ron paul didn't work so now the smear machine is started up. seeing as how the machines on both sides of the aisle are humming its a heartening harbinger of the fear both parties have for paul's campaign. seems everyone in the army of the status quo doesn't like people being united without color, gender, religious, socioeconomic, ethnic, sexual nor political lines drawn to separate us. this blog is as cheap and transparent as it gets. try attacking with something of substance. maybe someone will listen.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:50 PM on 10/15/2007

His crazy right wing positions provide plenty of ammo but it is just like shooting fish in a barrel- not much fun.

Anti-choice and anti-environment, pro-corporate and pro-religious totalitarianism.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 10:03 PM on 10/16/2007
- sgt. I'm a Fan of sgt. permalink

What an asshole.

So the right wing nut jobs (this author) have been interviewing a number of white supremists and they say to the shagrinn of the republicans that its RON PAUL who's getting unwanted support from evil people....­.Give me a fucking break.

This is pure speculatio­n....The kind of journalism one can expect to read on Huffington post.

This is the problem with blogs.
Arianna Huffington doesn't care about the legitimacy of a story on her "blog." All she cares about is how many fucking hits she gets per STORY....T­hat's right, be sure to use the word STORY when referring to the huffington post.

Ron Paul and Milke Gravel have more character and dignity in their little fingers than any other candidate running in 2008.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:39 PM on 10/15/2007

They can write about this but Arrianna cant ask the fuckin speaker why impeachment has not been brought.

Fucdkin Typical.

By the amount of money raised by the two front running candidates, you can not tell me they arent bought by some corporatio­n.....

Lets ask the Black people how they feel about Ron Paul.

They are beginning to sqirm boys....Th­ey are afraid.
They see whats happening and they dont like it.
They are many, but so are we.
They will loose.

Go Ron Paul.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:05 AM on 10/16/2007

American politics..­..

Its not over till someone goes to jail!

:)

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:18 AM on 10/16/2007
- acanthus I'm a Fan of acanthus 5 fans permalink

"The black people" I know (including this one) don't think much of him, Galvestonian.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:17 AM on 10/16/2007
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I'm black. Ask me?

Ron Paul is a racist fuck. There - satisfied now?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:57 AM on 10/16/2007

Nobody is afraid of Ron Paul. He is at one percent in the polls.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 10:04 PM on 10/16/2007
- nihilon x I'm a Fan of nihilon x 39 fans permalink

No, its not at all just "speculation". I've visited Stormfront a few times (in their "Opposing Views" section) and there are quite a few of them who do advocate Ron Paul.

There is no other candidate -- save Tom Tancredo -- who get even near the amount of support on their forum that Ron Paul gets.

Its fair to say that Ron may not want their support, but it would be a lie to say that he doesn't have it.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:09 AM on 10/16/2007
- acanthus I'm a Fan of acanthus 5 fans permalink

Of course they advoacte for him. He's exactly their kind of guy- a populist White nationalist.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:22 AM on 10/16/2007

Typically, these groups that Mr. expert mentions are "anti-esta­blishment"­. So what's wrong with that. I think these people believe the same things that I/you/Mr. Paul believes. They just have their own way of reacting to it. Could you imagine Dr. Paul restoring the trust in government with everyone? Now thats some kind of wonderful. We are so far away...

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:20 AM on 10/16/2007
- Pdubya I'm a Fan of Pdubya 44 fans permalink

Hey, I'm sure kucinich is getting some Earth First freaks too. So what, if they ain't breakin the law or hurting someone, let them vote. We have laws to stop crime.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:35 AM on 10/16/2007
- nihilon x I'm a Fan of nihilon x 39 fans permalink

I have no problems with them voting, but what you don't understand is that many white nationalists want the entire nation of America solely for whites.

They want all non-white people to return to their home country, and when one asks them how they intend to make this happen, politics rarely enters into the picture -- instead, many of them boast about how many guns they have and how well-trained they are at using them.

Again -- I am not saying that Ron Paul is a white nationalist nor that he supports their views.

But when a popular candidate gains such an unprecedented groundswell of support from so many of these racist organizations, I think its fair to say that if he won't address the issue directly, then the media has every right to investigate it -- with or without his consent.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:26 AM on 10/16/2007

Actually, there not the evil people. Their just anti-establishment. Right now, you and I are because we simply don't agree. It is what it is!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:30 AM on 10/16/2007
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