Comments on: THE REAL TAKEAWAY FROM LAST NIGHT’S ELECTION

By: Jaydub

Jaydub — Sat, 10 Nov 2012 20:13:38 +0000

I respect what you are trying to do and your voter fraud fear is very real especially re: Prop 37, however, you have a blindness about what Obama stood/stands for and why people voted for him. We do need to maintain the value of liberty. We do need to respect freedom of choice and speech but there is something very unsavory about this absolute hatred of Obama and everything he stands for. He is not perfect but he is certainly not the evil doomsayer that you and people like you make him out to be. You my friend, are a drama queen and until you begin to take a balanced, unbiased approach to politics you will always be marginalized. And that is a shame because much of what you believe in and fight for is desperately needed in this country and at this time.

By: Very-tay

Very-tay — Sat, 10 Nov 2012 00:28:00 +0000

Every once in a while one comes upon an absolutely perfect piece of writing. Today I chanced upon the penmanship of Jon Rappoprt. For me a rainbow has appeared, which despite the imminent political Tsunami that will come as sure as night follows day, I’ve discovered somebody that has a true perspective on how America is currently positioned. The frightening thing is that the majority are totally oblivious to the impending catastrophe that is about to change their lives for ever. There are very few that are prepared to give the clarion call. Jon Rappaport is such a person.

‘infinitecontactee’ recognizes the conundrum. There is a great temptation to become myopic, disregard the masses and adopt the selfish ‘look after yourself’ approach.

My daughter’s philosophy is “don’t waste your time talking to idiots” but I can’t share her view.

The truth of the matter is that these people are not inherently ‘stupid’; they are victims consequential to drinking tap-water, Sodas, processed and nutrient-deficient food, GMO’s, Aspartame, masses of Big-Pharma products, lack of exercise and continued disinformation/ distraction by the Government’s propaganda merchants – Radio, Television and Press…….. the masses are being programmed.

We have the same problem here in the UK. It’s as though Government are conditioning us, not dissimilar to the way that Pavlov trained his dogs.

God Bless.

By: t brown

t brown — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 14:47:35 +0000

“Obama’s victory signifies the acceptance by about half country that the federal government is a gift-giver.”

Thank you for your article, but this statement is not true – there was very low voter turnout (estimated 57%, lower than 2000 or 2004)* – obummer won by about 52% of the vote (note, it is said he actually lost the popular vote, but won at the electoral college). Half of 57% is roughly 28% of the populace. Ergo “half country” did NOT “accept” him or his policies..
* Much of this attributed to the rethugs over-riding the overwhelming popular support for Ron Paul and sticking in mittens who nobody wanted. Ron Paul supporters just stayed home, or voted for Gary Johnson.

By: M-j Raichyk

M-j Raichyk — Thu, 08 Nov 2012 03:42:03 +0000

I have to break this to you.. you need to look at the numbers from the exit polling… try Politico.com

There is the full evidence of racism against Romney, yes.. he was ‘white/Euro’ to people of ‘color’ and that shows in the massive profiling… and it will continue, regardless of whether it was set on fire by some criminal cop in Florida… the hoodie incident, to which whites in full turnout demanded the Florida law enforcement’s accountability, could have been a saving incident for anti-racism in itself, but the racists in the Democratic Party turned it into a race-baiting affair, ignoring the crowds who were not white/Euro racists.. to Obama’s ‘color’ benefit… Romney COULD have done what was needed to pound the racist cop, but he was basically silent in the face of what would be a turning point in race relations…

93% of blacks voted for Obama, 74% of asians, and 69% of hispanics… dare we point to the Trojan Horses that are still there..

And then Romney and his Republican cronies so busy taking away Ron Paul’s growing attention, diverted the campaign focus from monetary and financial ruin staring at us, by stirring the hormonal fires, sex is always more demanding than the intellectual budget figuring of Ron Paul, and Romney paid the price for that cheating in the balloting because the GOP hormonal gaming brought the women’s fears into the center stage, with the stupid Republican games over birth control of single women and rape and abortion-after-rape… what fools the Romney cheaters were, who were thinking they were so clever in stealing the valid attention that Ron Paul was garnering gradually.. so those GOP string pullers could steal Paul’s growing attention, now bring us another 4 years of Obama criminality…

The Jewish vote is just another Trojan Horse.. which we will politely decline to pursue at this time… the youth vote (cheated on the value of their education) may also turn over a new idea when Obama attacks the internet, agreed?

The Republicans brought this on us… After removing those Horses’ damage, then where do we stand on freedom and independence?
B/c I want to see where we are going in the freedom movement…..
Could you possibly answer me…? It is important to see.. It just got really exciting to think that we could fathom these movements.. Agreed?
TTYL

By: Orson

Orson — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 23:37:53 +0000

On 9/11/2001 we all saw the hand of the rogue military/intelligence network and what it’s capable of doing. Since the Kennedy assassination this cabal has refined its act; it’s now using technologically sophisticated weapons. Buildings were powdered into oblivion. The military was flummoxed. The presidency shown to be absolutely impotent.
All rulers are sociopaths and psychopaths, and if given the opportunity, corporate sociopaths and psychopaths will align with the rulers in order to TAKE IT ALL. Nothing has changed since Genghis Kahn; the difference is that raping and pillaging are now carried out with more finesse and refinement.
Mr. Rappoport has often sung the praises of self-expression, creativity and imagination. Yes, most people are mostly unaware of the power residing in them. As the Landmark Forum has said: “They are resigned and cynical.” At the same time, I have pointed out that self motivation and self reliance are kinda useless when bombs are raining down on you from B52 bombers, as in Vietnam. I have proposed this problem to Mr. Rappoport who has said that that problem would require a longer answer than he had time for right then. Fair enough.
I would say that that’s the time when you need to get together with your neighbor, band together, rely on each other and meet psychopathy with a force of equal value. This is what the Vietcong did, and they kicked out the most powerful military force in the world. They didn’t do this by meditating, or looking into their inner selves, or writing poetry.
It’s not a matter of begging the government for handouts or getting something for nothing. It’s the matter of getting what’s ours, what we as a people have produced as a whole. You would still be working in sweat shops without an 8 hour day if people had not collectively scared hell out of the rulers and corporations and demanded these benefits. The people have created enormous wealth, more than they can possibly realize. One day before 911, Rumsfeld announced the disappearance of a couple of trillion dollars, enough resources to take care of education, health care, roads and other infrastructure long into the future. Instead I see people working two jobs who can’t afford to get their teeth fixed.
There is no doubt the people have been brain washed, advertised to and inundated with superficiality and the craving of garbage they don’t need. (And most of so-called “health care” is bogus too). The antidote to that would be to turn OFF the television. That alone is an extremely revolutionary act and liable bring to bring us back to reality.
We’re dealing with sociopaths and psychopaths. We – together – must meet them on their own ground. Afterwords we can all retire to our painting, poetry and meditation.

By: infinitecontactee

infinitecontactee — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 18:11:51 +0000

Sadly in my experience the people who need to be reading this, who need to admit what’s really going on, are the very ones who seem to choose to live in ignorance of it. It’s the old adage, “My mind is made up; don’t confuse me with facts.” Thanks, Jon for being one of the willing few – not just willing to acknowledge the truth, but fearless enough to offer it.

By: maulfair

maulfair — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 16:29:08 +0000

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