alt.education

Gunny Freedom wrote:
>Why is it 'crazy' to be a strict Constitutionalist?

Because "We the people" want none of it.

It is crazy to be wedded to any ideology. And the more solidly
wedded, the crazier.

>For how many years have the American people begged and pleaded for a man
>with integrity and a record of opposing corruption in Washington to run
>for President?

How many times have we actually chosen one when they were running?

George McGovern? Jimmy Carter, anyone? Morality in the White House
doesn't get a lot of reward.

>Mark my words, if America wakes up right now, and works to elect Ron
>Paul from this point forward, he will walk out of the brokered
>Republican National Convention as the Republican nominee.

But America won't do so.

>And if
>ANYBODY ELSE currently running (from either party) becomes President,
>then within 3 years America will either completely collapse in
>bankruptcy, become embroiled in an imported Iraqi insurgency, lose her
>sovereignty to a North American Union, or become a complete fascist
>police state with prison camps.
>
>You can believe me or not, but within 3 years, unless we elect Ron Paul,
>we will ALL see it firsthand.

If I were a gambling man, I'd challenge you to put your money where
your nonsense is.

>Hillary Clinton will make the nation collapse in bankruptcy.

Her hubby was the one who brought the budget back into balance after
Reaganomics, and I'm sure she was involved in the decision-making.
Realism in governance is her strong suit, whether you like her
liberalism or not.

>Barak Obama will cede American sovereignty to a globalist superstate.
>Mike Huckabee will see the Iraqi insurgency imported to Main Street USA.
>John McCain will usher in a fascist police state, with prison camps.

The ex-POW who was tortured would support prison camps? Hilarious.

>Go ahead, laugh and scoff, but save this message,

I will.

>and check behind me in 3 years. America is in TROUBLE.

It usually is in trouble.

>I am a former Marine, and a graduate of the most conservative Southern
>Baptist Seminary in the United States,

That's another strike against you. The political opinions of a
preacher are less than trustworthy, a fundy-trained preacher even more
so.

lojbab