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November 6th, 2007PoliticsThe largest single day Primary Fund Raising campaign in Republican history wrapped up yesterday, ending with $3.9mil in Internet donations to uprising 2008 Presidential hopeful, Ron Paul.
His supporters efforts to raise $4mil dollars were thwarted by is colleagues in Congress and President Bush, in the most interesting conspiracy since Roswell in 1947.
Congress introduced a bill July 28, 2005, passing it April 21, 2005 titled: “Energy Policy Act of 2005.” The bill was further passed by the Senate on July 28, 2005 and passed into law by President George W. Bush on August 8, 2005.
This bill was a disguised as an energy saving proposal to adjust Daylight Savings Time to last four weeks longer this 2007, against the warnings pointed out in many reports that the bill would actually increase energy consumption.
It is obvious that the neocon conspirators do not want a Constitutionalist President in the Whitehouse, and acted on the warning from the Bilderberg group to take action. If Ron Paul were able to raise $4mil, instead of the $3.9mil he raised on November 5, 2007, the main stream media ( known as MSM to the Paulites ) would be obligated to take notice.
Following up on the warning from the Bilderbergers, Congress and President Bush passed this legislation so that the Ron Paul fund raising, that was to happen just over two years from then, would miss out on a critical hours worth of donations. Many people were not aware of the change in time, since many computers were never updated to handle the changes in Daylight Saving Time. These people thought they were donating at Midnight, but were in fact donating at 11:00pm the day before.
In light of these findings, the Paulites will double their efforts to remove the corrupt government that will stop at nothing to protect the monopoly on power it holds.
Tags: bilderberg, conspiracy, donations, fund raising, internet, msm, november 5th, paulite, presidential, ron paul -

