"Who is Ron Paul?"

To nicely pull a threadjack, I liked this faction better.

 

Doesn't hold a candle to One Warrior Nation. And the NWO concept turned to fail when they did the factions, and then had that other thing featuring Hispanic wrestlers.

 

I saw a big blue one on U.S. 380 westbound north of Dallas.

 

Ron Paul's brother, Ru

 

I thought the LWO was cool.

The leader was Eddie Guerrero (may he rest in peace).

 

Save your righteous indignation. The day newspapers stop endorsing candidates is the day some message board is the day SportsJournalists.com should do the same.

 

Not to mention how funny it is for Phantom Punch to be lecturing anybody about fanboyish posts.

 

Latin World Order was a'ight. The nWo angle was great when they split into the Hulkpack and Wolfpack; in fact, it probably extended the angle's life by several months. But when they put 'em back together? Stunk of fail. Beginning of the end for Dubya Cee Dubya.

 

To answer Ijag's question: That link has been up there for a couple of weeks. At least that's when I first noticed it. I considered starting a thread but then realized I really didn't even care enough to click on the link.

 

Yes, I watched the video Saturday and it makes a hell of a lot of sense.
I am serious about voting for this guy. He sounds sincere, believable and (unlike Perot in the early 90s) committed.
I gave them my e-mail address and may send money soon.
Ron Paul seems interested in rebuilding the nation, from the inside first and foremost.
I like what I've heard.

 

The part I put in bold made me laugh, because that's how the announcers used to always say it..

'YOU'RE WATCHING DUBYA CEE DUBYA..."

 

So far today, Ron Paul's supporters have raised over $4.4 million as part of their "Tea Party." It really is remarkable. The more I listen to Ron Paul speak and the more I read about his positions, the more I want to vote for him.