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Ziopedia Disinformation?
It has come to my attention that Ziopedia’s editor has sent out a link to an article arguing that
Ron Paul is a CIA asset who serves as controlled opposition. Reading over the linked article
there is only one substantive argument:
“He only voted no, when it had no effect on the passing of the bill. He even voted in
favour of the critical hate bill...”
No bill number is given.
I found the only plausible bill to be HR 1592, for which the roll call was:
Yeas 237
Nays 180
Not Voting 16 (including Ron Paul)
Ron Paul did miss that vote, but it had no effect on the outcome whatsoever since the Yeas beat
the Nays by an amount greater than the number Not Voting.
Moreover, it is rather strange to expect that Ron Paul, the “CIA Spook”, would deliberately
avoid a vote of “No” when not only would his vote would have no impact on the outcome but
when he came out with the following public statement about the bill:
Unconstitutional Legislation Threatens Freedoms
May 7, 2007
Last week, the House of Representatives acted with disdain for the Constitution and
individual liberty by passing HR 1592, a bill creating new federal programs to combat so-
called “hate crimes.” The legislation defines a hate crime as an act of violence committed
against an individual because of the victim’s race, religion, national origin, gender, sexual
orientation, gender identity, or disability. Federal hate crime laws violate the Tenth
Amendment’s limitations on federal power. Hate crime laws may also violate the First
Amendment guaranteed freedom of speech and religion by criminalizing speech federal
bureaucrats define as “hateful.”…
Posted by James Bowery on Tuesday, October 30, 2007 at 04:55 AM in
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Comments:

Posted by Red Baron on October 30, 2007, 11:55 AM | #


The consequences of what Ron Paul advocates are a mortal threat to the system, indeed radical to
the point of being revolutionary. A Ron Paul presidency would end in either utter failure,
assassination, widespread rioting, civil war, or his selling-out to the regime.
I like watching energetic supporters of run Paul, I find their naivety charming - like watching
toddlers. How many really understand the quixotic nature of his candidacy, do you Bowery?
And, yes, he’s not a CIA asset. Just a guy that is a true believer and evaded - and is tolerated, for
now - by the system.

Posted by James Bowery on October 30, 2007, 03:47 PM | #


While “reductio ad absurdum” appears in comments about Ron Paul here on MR primarily in my
comments about him, I don’t think “Quixotic” is proper. He’s not merely tilting at windmills and
his supporters are far from merely “naively charming”. If you are missing the significance of his
campaign as a potential focal point for a serious revolution you are severely lacking in
perception.
Moreover, if you are so convinced of Ron Paul’s ultimate electoral failure, you can make a quick
buck by shorting him at intrade.com. I’m not a true disbeliever as are you, nor is Ron Paul
himself—he started out in his campaign very skeptical of his prospects and remains—by his own
public statements—outside the “true believer” camp to which you would assign most of his
supporters. But let’s get to the heart of the matter here:
It is YOU who are a “true believer”: In his ultimate electoral failure.
Although I would cash in my winnings on his candidacy at the current intrade.com price, the fact
that online betting is illegal in the state of Washington is the main reason I didn’t bet for him
earlier. Moreover, I’m not about to short his odds. Look at this graph which indicates a lot more
people have lost a lot more money betting against him up to this time than have lost money
betting for him.

Posted by Rusty on October 30, 2007, 04:28 PM | #


“A Ron Paul presidency would end in either utter failure, assassination, widespread rioting, civil
war, or his selling-out to the regime.”
You make it sound like a bad thing!

Posted by Rusty on October 30, 2007, 04:33 PM | #


Ron Paul is clearly not a CIA asset. But, judging from his national campaign (or lack thereof), it
seems that those in charge of it might be.

Posted by James Bowery on October 30, 2007, 04:41 PM | #


While it wouldn’t surprise me at all to find his campaign, both national and grassroots, riddled
with government agents, the only rubber-meets-the-road indication of mismanagement of his
national campaign I’ve seen to this point has been the airing of a bad advertisement on TV in NH
—one of two ads they’re paying to air there. His campaign has been relatively conservative in its
expenditures so far as I can see and hasn’t done anything that I can point to as gross
mismanagement.
Do you see such signs?

Posted by James Bowery on October 30, 2007, 04:50 PM | #


BTW: One of the tricks to dealing with suspected government agents infiltrating volunteer
organizations is to put them to work for you while never giving them any material to work with.

Posted by daveg on October 30, 2007, 07:56 PM | #


William hill puts him at 12/1, better odds than McCain or Edwards and right there with
Thompson and Obama (10/1).
Posted by Alan Pascoe on January 01, 2008, 11:49 PM | #
I think there are good reasons to believe that Ziopedia is a Zionist front organization.

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