Ron Paul the Bilderberger

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The guy in the vid looks like he will die soon if he does not have a bowel movement.

Makes one wonder what agenda do they support that Ron advocates?

I think the agenda is 1) Islamisation and 2) revolution. Ron seems to also support the homosexual agenda. All big on the bilderberg steering committee's list of 'things to do' in USA.

Bullshit, you shills need to get a life.

haha. your proof is a half retarded idiot on a youtube video? LOL

Read the article and see that its posted through many news outlets. By the way, there are only two things that I can't stand in this world. People who don't respect other peoples opions and Canadians.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Silicon Valley renaissance man Peter Thiel donated another $1.7 million in January to a super PAC that backs Ron Paul, according to disclosure documents filed Monday.

The PayPal co-founder donated $1 million on January 3, and followed that up 10 days later with an additional $700,000 gift.

The donations, disclosed in Federal Election Commission filings, account for almost 75% of the $2.3 million collected by the Endorse Liberty super PAC last month.

They aren't the first donations from the entrepreneur, venture capitalist and hedge fund manager.

Thiel made donations of $150,000 and $750,000 to the super PAC in December, gifts that were disclosed in the committee's year-end filing.

Thiel's $2.6 million in total donations account for 76% of the super PAC's fundraising since it came online late last year, underscoring the ability of deep-pocketed donors to have a major impact on campaign spending.

The donations are just a tiny fraction of the libertarian activist's net worth. In addition to his success at PayPal, which is now owned by eBay (EBAY, Fortune 500), Thiel has made a few other choice business moves.

In 2004, the angel investor put up $500,000 for Facebook's first financing round. At $30 per share, his stake in the social-networking powerhouse is now worth $1.3 billion.


That means $2.6 million in donations are no big deal -- only 0.2% of his Facebook holdings alone. That would be like a millionaire giving $2,000. Or a $200 donation for someone worth $100,000.

Super PACs are new this election cycle, and they have quickly become the donation method preferred by wealthy donors looking to make a splash.

More than half of itemized super PAC money this cycle has come from just 37 people, according to an analysis conducted prior to Monday's filings by PIRG and Demos, two research groups.

And gifts of $1 million or more -- from just 15 donors -- make up 38% of itemized, individual super PAC donations.

Anybody can give Ron Paul money, what's your fucking point?

Bilderberg 2011 USA List


USA

Alexander, Keith B., Commander, USCYBERCOM; Director, National Security Agency
Altman, Roger C., Chairman, Evercore Partners Inc.
Bezos, Jeff, Founder and CEO, Amazon.com
Collins, Timothy C., CEO, Ripplewood Holdings, LLC
Feldstein, Martin S., George F. Baker Professor of Economics, Harvard University
Hoffman, Reid, Co-founder and Executive Chairman, LinkedIn
Hughes, Chris R., Co-founder, Facebook
Jacobs, Kenneth M., Chairman & CEO, Lazard
Johnson, James A., Vice Chairman, Perseus, LLC
Jordan, Jr., Vernon E., Senior Managing Director, Lazard Frères & Co. LLC
Keane, John M., Senior Partner, SCP Partners; General, US Army, Retired
Kissinger, Henry A., Chairman, Kissinger Associates, Inc.
Kleinfeld, Klaus, Chairman and CEO, Alcoa
Kravis, Henry R., Co-Chairman and co-CEO, Kohlberg Kravis, Roberts & Co.
Kravis, Marie-Josée, Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute, Inc.
Li, Cheng, Senior Fellow and Director of Research, John L. Thornton China Center, Brookings Institution
Mundie, Craig J., Chief Research and Strategy Officer, Microsoft Corporation
Orszag, Peter R., Vice Chairman, Citigroup Global Markets, Inc.
Perle, Richard N., Resident Fellow, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research
Rockefeller, David, Former Chairman, Chase Manhattan Bank
Rose, Charlie, Executive Editor and Anchor, Charlie Rose
Rubin, Robert E., Co-Chairman, Council on Foreign Relations; Former Secretary of the Treasury
Schmidt, Eric, Executive Chairman, Google Inc.
Steinberg, James B., Deputy Secretary of State
Thiel, Peter A., President, Clarium Capital Management, LLC
Varney, Christine A., Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust
Vaupel, James W., Founding Director, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research
Warsh, Kevin, Former Governor, Federal Reserve Board
Wolfensohn, James D., Chairman, Wolfensohn & Company, LLC

Exactly. In fact skin head groups and whore houses in nevada donated to Ron Paul's campaign. Does that mean he is directly associated with them and supports their own private agendas? Nope!

I guess that Ron Paul's largest financial supporter is a Bilderberger?

I don't think Skin Heads and Whore Houses are donating 2.6 Million dollars.

If you gave 2.6 Million dollars to a politician I think you would expect something in return.

Wake up!

How can a Libertarian be a Bilderberger? That doesn't make sense.

Has Thiel otherwise proven his Libertarian support, or is he Libertarian in name only?

Or is he a Libertarian mole in the Bilderberger camp?

WOW 2.6 MILLION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

IT'S NOT MUCH COMPARED TO OBAMA BUT THAT HAS TO BE A SMOKING GUN YES!?!?!?!??! DOOM ON IT'S A FUCKING LIE!!!!!!!!

who have all the other Bilderburger 's donated to? Or are we just singling this one guy out?

yes.. i mean, no.

Ron Paul doesn't even care. He took the money and run.

If the KKK wants secure borders, does that make secure borders a bad idea? His logic is lacking