Is Gold in Fort Knox Real? Ron Paul Wants to Know

America is a nation with freedom of religion. If they are non-violent, what's the harm? HOWEVER, if they have plans to establish a mosque as a way of claiming US ground, that's a different story.

Do you think there's something wrong with his position? Should we only allow christians to establish churches in the US or it just the location next to the twin towers that bothers you?

Nothing more needs to said to you other than you are f'ing stupid and a freak.

Last Edited by Texas Uncensored on 08/08/2011 04:37 PM

While this thread is about the gold in Ft. Knox, I am going to address the outright lies and conjecture of some of you less well informed and superstitious posters.

Ron Paul is NOT a mason. None of you claiming it ever researched it, and none of you ever bothered to make sure you were telling the truth. You made it up, passed unfounded rumors around not giving a damn if you hurt anyone else, not giving a damn if you hurt this nation. And then, you had the unmitigated gall and audacity to question Ron Paul's integrity.

I'm going to straighten you sorry lying posters out once and for all. If you dare to make false accusations again, I will shred you every chance I get. It is you lying posters who are true evil.

Ron Paul is not a mason. He has never been a mason. His father was a mason. Masons founded this country, wrote our Constitution and Bill of Rights, and built it to offer freedom of religion, thought, and actions.

This is from Ron Paul's website in July. Had any of you false rumor mongers bothered to look, you might not have spent so much time lying about a good man.


The person this is addressed to is not me.

Last Edited by Texas Uncensored on 08/08/2011 05:27 PM

Thank you for setting the record straight. My personal opinion is, even if he belonged to the mason society, it doesn't necessarily make him a bad guy anyways. Politics is all about name calling and trying to destroy the credibility of your competition... just the way it is.

The best way to get past this is to ignore it, instead read the persons body language and intent, the way they speak and answer questions, do they have a clear idea of what they're saying? To me Ron Paul is very transparent and not a harm to our nation. He makes good sense.

It's all good TU.

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I agree with you that it doesn't matter. Even had he been a mason, it's a big so what. Masons in this part of the country do great charity work, and are upright good citizens.

I know that political races bring out the worst in the shills and competitors. But, in the case of Ron Paul, they have nothing to work with. Electing this man President is the most important thing we can do for this country. He is the one person who has a chance to lead us to restoring our Constitutuional Republic. I see it as saving this nation.

So, the shills had best watch out.

Yeh, it's all good.



Last Edited by Texas Uncensored on 08/08/2011 05:34 PM

No not only Christians. Violent Islam should be kept out completely. But that's not happening. DC does many things Christians do not approve of, and Paul support it.

The only way to determine a violent group is after the violence has been done. Unless you're talking about pre-crime prosecution... which sounds like a bad idea.

I'm not sure that is true. The part about us being god. There seem to be two essential differences between the truly ancient religions and the more modern ones. Today's religions teach you that without God, you are nothing. First you have to acknowledge that you are worthless without God, and then God will make you worth something.

The ancient religions taught you that, basically, through inner peace and contemplation you could tap in to God. The beliefs vary, but that seems to be the general idea. So it's not really that we are God, it's that God is inside us and accessible.

I'm not sure if I believe any of the original religions in particular are more right than others. What I Do think is that today's religions aren't what they originally were. I believe man has polluted them by leaving things out, adding things, perverting things.