During the primaries, one of the most disgusting anti-democracy displays in the history of the once greatest nation, the United States of America, was the marginalization and mistreatment of the one candidate who actually stood out from all the others -- and the one candidate who has been warning us for years (or decades) that the monetary policy upon which this our economy is built is a house of cards that allows the elite to rob the masses. That candidate is Republican Representative Ron Paul from Texas, ironically, the state that
gave us George W. Bush.

Paul was given almost a media black out and when he was mentioned it was usually in terms of being out of place and at best, a dark horse candidate. During debates he got less face time and was squeezed out altogether of debates he qualified for by the rules. When poll results said he won debates, the networks would usually quit mentioning the poll. And the vote fraud was so complete, it was downright obvious. They actually tried to tell us there were state caucuses he got no votes at all, and in states where polls indicated Paul as the possible winner, he'd still get about 10%.

(By the way, if you are still believing in the validity of your vote, I don't know whether to envy you or scoff at your naivete.)

It's difficult to say in which area Paul shines brightest, but many say it's on monetary policy. His little book, "The Revolution" is just one amazing chapter of wisdom after the other. Every American who doesn't just talk the talk about loving their country, but who is willing to walk the walk, needs to read it as soon as possible and help educate others about the Ron Paul / Founding Father's message, which is the only conceivable path out of the hole we've allowed ourselves to dig for our country.

Click the first video to view Paul's recent appearance on Fox news, speaking about the fiscal melt down, and then the second video to watch him take Federal Reserve chairman Bernake to school in the recent Congressional hearings.

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