Did you see Jon Stewart make fun of the fact that the media are treating Ron Paul "like the 13th floor in a hotel"?
http://bit.ly/ovhmDI As a Ron Paul detractor, I enjoy the fact that he's being marginalized, but still... --- In [email protected], "Buck" <dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote: > > > Yep, Kelly's one like the last of the Mohicans. Native, wild, untamed and > original. Frankly, I'm with him. The problem is with these people who don't > meditate. He's right. We don't just believe this, we know it. Like, who > would just go off on some bus tour to Ames(?) It makes me mortally sick just > mindfully contemplating it. > > -Buck in FF > meditator > > --- In [email protected], Sal Sunshine <salsunshine@> wrote: > > > > > > Sidhas should have focused on > > By Kelly Kirkpatrick, Fairfield | Aug 18, 2011 > > <http://fairfield-ia.villagesoup.com/column/columnpost/sidhas-should-have-focused-on->> > > To the editor: > > > > 150 Yogic Flyers failed Ron Paul by voting for him in Ames. If those 150 > > yogic flyers were in the domes on Saturday, Ron Paul would have gotten > > hundreds more votes and the media could not have ignored his hated > > libertarianism. We Ron Paul sidhas know that the Maharishi effect > > research shows the instantaneous transformation of society. Among over > > 50 other Super Radiance studies, the 1986 study published in the > > prestigious Journal of Conflict Resolution, showed beyond reasonable > > doubt to have lowered war deaths in Lebanon every week as the numbers of > > yogic flyers increased on weekends. War is exactly what our > > current fascist society is. Government is nothing but a protection > > racket. We are close enough to the threshold of 2,000 yogic that if > > those 150 sidhas from Fairfield had been in the domes especially for the > > days and weeks preceding the Ames straw poll, Ron Paul would have won by > > hundreds and not lost by 152. > > >
