BREAKING: Ron Paul controls NEVADA: 25 of 28 delegates go to Ron Paul

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UNBELIEVABLE SMACK DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.dailypaul.com/230919/first-poster-but-wanted-to-get-word-out-live-streaming-rp-nv-convention

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UNBELIEVABLE SMACK DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.dailypaul.com/230919/first-poster-but-wanted-to-get-word-out-live-streaming-rp-nv-convention

This is fantastic! thanks for the quick updates DIG

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What is this all about?

Vote down!
Fake Slate
Submitted by RustyTX on Sat, 05/05/2012 - 22:11. Permalink

The guy who apprehended the guy who was passing out the fake slate... had him escorted out.. they went to his room to find out his true ID... the guy that was apprehended said he "didn't know who he supported".

They have witnesses that say that guy who was passing out the fake slate... was working at the Romney table(s).

Apprehender commented that the fake delegate ID appeared to be scanned and printed out on a printer and attached to a badge.

The apprehender's name is Sean/Shawn. The guy who was passing out the fake slate was not named (yet).
http://www.dailypaul.com/230919/first-poster-but-wanted-to-get-word-out-live-streaming-rp-nv-convention

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Romney supporters distribute fake Ron Paul delegate lists

Today at the Nevada State Convention Mitt Romney supporters have been caught distributing fake delegate lists that were made to look like the real Ron Paul delegate lists. Multiple Romney supporters have also been spotted wearing Ron Paul gear and buttons while distributing these fake documents.

http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-786044

[John_Back_From_The_Club_O]

OK Experts,

Do these late 'admitted' victories for Paul change the 'delegate' landscape?

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OK Experts,

Do these late 'admitted' victories for Paul change the 'delegate' landscape?

completely, the media is lying their asses off, Romney aiin't gonna get the nomination in the first round and the Ron Paul momentum is gonna propel him to a landslide victory at the RNC.

the GOP know they cannot win with Romney, the only shot they have is Paul. And what a shot it is, Ron Paul just got over 10,000 at UC Davis and the current president of the united states with the full force of NDAA, etc. could not get 9,000 for hiscampaign kickoff rally:

http://www.dailypaul.com/231189/obama-launches-campaign-in-empty-arena

Incredible when you look at the crowds and listen to the speeches. No  one is gonna want Romobama for president, Ron Paul is the only choice that makes any sense.

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Romney to get less than 50% of delegates from the early states
http://www.dailypaul.com/231153/romney-to-get-less-than-50-of-delegates-from-the-early-states
Submitted by GrahamW on Sat, 05/05/2012 - 18:32

I've been gathering data and reports to keep track of how many delegates have actually been chosen so far, and who they support. And to try to come up with a more reliable estimate of how many delegates Ron Paul is likely to win in states that have not chosen their National delegates yet.

It is all here at the Mises Wiki: http://wiki.mises.org/wiki/Republican_Party_presidential_primaries,_2012

So the big question: how is Ron Paul doing?

Here is my analysis of the first 13 states. Between them, these 13 states send 426 delegates to RNC.

--- Three states (CO,MN,WY) (105 delegates) have finished assigning delegates. Vote count: Paul 50, Romney 39, Other 16.
--- One state (NH) has finished assigning delegates, but it has assigned 20 when it only has an allocation of 12. Delegate count: Paul 5, Romney 12, Other 3. (This may be factored down to Paul 3, Romney 7, Other 2)
--- One state (MO) (52 delegates) has assigned some delegates. Vote count: Paul 4, Romney 12, Other 11. The remaining 25 are assigned on 2 June.
--- Four states (IO,NV,ME,WA) (123 delegates) have yet to assign any delegates (all do in May or early June), but RP is expected to do well. RP is expected to take all 24 delegates from ME, a majority of delegates in IO (14+), NV (14+) and WA (22+).
--- Three states (SC, AZ, MI) (84 delegates) have yet to assign any delegates.
--- One state (FL) (50 delegates) is involved in a dispute involving how to assign it’s delegates: winner-take-all or proportional.

From the five states (169 delegates) where delegates have been assigned, we have: Paul 57 (40%), Romney 58 (40%), Other 29 (20%), plus 25 more to be assigned in MO. If these 25 are assigned in the same proportion as the first 27 in that state, we have an additional Paul 4, Romney 11, Other 10.

If the projections of a clean-sweep in ME and Paul majorities in IO, NV and WA are accurate, Paul can expect at least another 74, leaving Romney with no more than 49, from those four states. Assume the worst-case that all these 49 go to Romney. Adding these estimates to the totals, we get from these nine states (292 delegates): Paul 135 (46%), Romney 118 (40%), Other 39 (13%).

Assume that FL ends up using winner-takes-all and all 50 go to Romney. The mainstream media are projecting zero delegates for Paul in SC, AZ or MI. They project 94 for Romney, and 40 for Other. Taking these worst-case scenarios for these four states, we have Paul 135 (32%), Romney 212 (50%), Other 79 (19%). The delegates in the Other category were mostly candidates bound to Santorum or Gingrich, and many of these are now free to vote for whoever they wish.

The Ron Paul delegate strategy appears to be working. It looks like Romney might win less than 50% of the delegates from the 13 early states.
Delegate Strategy Working! - Video - "Be the Win"
http://www.dailypaul.com/230996/delegate-strategy-working-video-be-the-win
Submitted by Ah Hey Hardie on Fri, 05/04/2012 - 22:33

Ron Paul's delegate strategy is paying off in huge ways.

http://youtu.be/G5ZPFLTl090

Make sure every Ron Paul delegate knows how important it is that they continue to fight for the win.

Let's get every one of our people out to their conventions this weekend and send a message to the country that this race is not over.

[John_Back_From_The_Club_O]

If the media wasn't lying I would be on Jupiter.

Hey!  We got Builderberg coming up.

Maybe they'll have a plan to straighten this mess out.  

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completely, the media is lying their asses off, Romney aiin't gonna get the nomination in the first round and the Ron Paul momentum is gonna propel him to a landslide victory at the RNC.

the GOP know they cannot win with Romney, the only shot they have is Paul. And what a shot it is, Ron Paul just got over 10,000 at UC Davis and the current president of the united states with the full force of NDAA, etc. could not get 9,000 for hiscampaign kickoff rally:

http://www.dailypaul.com/231189/obama-launches-campaign-in-empty-arena

Incredible when you look at the crowds and listen to the speeches. No  one is gonna want Romobama for president, Ron Paul is the only choice that makes any sense.

What Dig said, and more importantly this plan was set in motion in 2008, to take over the GOP party. So if for some underhanded reason Ron Paul doesn't get the nomination, we are well on our way to make sure that people remain in positions to guarantee that won't happen again, when our next Liberty candidate runs, be it Rand or whoever. This isn't just about changing the landscape of the delegate count, but the landscape of the powers that be in the GOP. But the nomination, what a consolation prize!!!

[John_Back_From_The_Club_O]

This whole Ron Paul winning states the MSM said he lost is a much bigger issue than Ron Paul.

This is a huge issue in regards to the entire election process past, present and future.  Whether your an O'bummer supporter or Paul everyone has to agree that the American voting system is more corrupt than the old Soviet Union and the corporate media has NO BUSINESS WHAT-SO-EVER being involved in it. 

[WHAT HAPPENED]

watch live feed here

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nevadaconvention

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They are going to continue this tomorrow.... OMG!!!!!!
 

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They are going to continue this tomorrow.... OMG!!!!!!
 

History is being made in front of our very eyes.

MSM is deafeningly silent as these grassroots game changing big idea phoenix rising geninely transformational activities are going on. The $billions spent on Queen Bitches operatives to destroy America are being trumped by the American spirit. The average American is finding out what the constitution is, what a republic is, what a caucus is, what an electoral system is, and what tyranny/voter suppression is.

Big wins in Nevada, Iowa, and Maine today. The caucus continues tomrrow morning. There was a call in line for Ron Paul supporters online to pay for Pizzas for all those patriots who spent 15+ hours there, over 60 pizzas showed up, food for the weary Ron Paul warriors on the battle field. With these type of simple actions, there will never be another lonely patriot again. This is one of the most amazing American stories in maybe a century and the media's silent desperation for it to end is most telling. At some point, the conspiracy takes shape and the more they conspire to ignore us the more defined the NWO operations become. As John Huston's movie of Melville's Moby Dick describes the East India Tradin Company operations and what it does to humanity:

Look ye, Starbuck, all visible objects are but as pasteboard masks. Some inscrutable yet reasoning thing puts forth the molding of their features. The white whale tasks me; he heaps me. Yet he is but a mask. 'Tis the thing behind the mask I chiefly hate; the malignant thing that has plagued mankind since time began; the thing that maws and mutilates our race, not killing us outright but letting us live on, with half a heart and half a lung.

All I can say is "Thar she blows!"

And it is about time this den of vipers came out in the open to show how they are scared of their own shadow. They deceive in everything they do, they steal everything, they produce nothing, and their only purpose is destruction. As Alan Watt explained using their own Club of Rome documents:

From: ALAN WATT
"CRISIS CREATION BY THE CLUB OF ROME - CLUBBING US TO DEATH"
http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com/transcripts/Alan_Watt_Blurb_CrisisCreationClubOfRome_May302007.html
May 30, 2007 [Please read all of Alan Watt's analysis in the link above, it is amazing]

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Here it is, summing it up. This is what all this is meant lead your mind to: coming to their conclusion.

             "The common enemy of humanity is man."
 
Alan:  Here's a beautiful psychopathic ability to double-think.

"The common enemy of humanity is man."

Alan:  This is the new enemy, you see, we always need enemies to come together to fight, to work, to strive towards, and to be taxed silly.

             "…in searching for a new enemy to unite us, we came up with the idea…"

Alan:  I'll read that again.

"…in searching…"

Alan:  “In searching,” not in finding.

             "…in searching for a new enemy to unite us, we came up with the idea that pollution, the threat of global warming, water shortages, famine and the like would fit the bill."

Alan:  Now for the hard of thinking, I'll repeat that part.

"…in searching for a new enemy to unite us, we…"

Alan:  We--

"…we came up with the idea that pollution, the threat of global warming, water shortages, famine and the like would fit the bill."

Alan:  That should be chiseled in your stone or painted on your living room walls; you could read it everyday, because if you forget this, you'll fall for everything else that just comes your way in your lifetime.

To continue:

             "In their totality and in their interactions, these phenomena do constitute a common threat which demands solidarity."

Alan:  Their goal is solidarity, like a religious movement.

"…of all peoples, but in designating them as the enemy, we fall into the trap about which we have already warned, namely mistaking symptoms for causes. All these dangers are caused by human intervention, and it is only through changed attitudes and behavior that they can be overcome."

Alan:  Behavior changes, behavior modification, you see.

Then they sum it up:

             "The real enemy…"

Alan:  --Which they have chosen, remember, to make you believe in.

             "The real enemy then is humanity itself."

This is a summary of a religion that's been indoctrinated and has been over the years, many years, which will bring in their new idealized society; but we have to believe in it, like a religion, to make it happen. And you think that your governments are making all these decisions for you.

Since the 1960’s, massive funding went into preaching the new environmentalism, the Gaia [or Gaea] worship, the overpopulation, “the sky is falling” attitudes that we've been brought along with.  Now you do have a generation that's grown up hearing nothing but this, who believe it's all true. Their reality is induced through propaganda and indoctrination, and reinforced by further propaganda, ongoing propaganda. A term they used in circles at the top, back in the 1940’s and '30’s even, they called it "continuing education."  That was their couching term for it, which would confuse Joe Average, but it literally meant: beginning with early childhood indoctrination at school and furthered down through time with newspapers, magazines, the radio and eventually television, to reinforce their original lies, until Joe Average and Jane Average think it’s all real and they behave accordingly.  

It’s no different than the way religion was used before that, where you'd run through the forest, terrified of all the demons behind every tree; and shadows, as the sun would move and cast the shadows; and it would get dark and you'd run into that big church, where it’s full of light and God was there to dispel all the darkness. It made you feel better and safe, and you clung to the holy men because they could save you.

Any reality can be induced, given time, reinforcement and promulgated from the top down, as the ancients talked about in Greece, when they discussed this many times in the writings of various philosophers. How many generations have lived, died, fought in wars, had moments of pleasure and masses of misery, never knowing that their reality and their belief system (and everything else) was given by a small dominant minority with the history of the ages and the sciences therein? Nothing has changed.

Eventually, you will see children who will volunteer for sterilization, thinking they're doing the world a great deed (or if they're singled out), because they will be told; and this is coming. It's been discussed, written about and published that they have defective genes. They might even have an allergy, “oh, my,” and they shouldn't really put that on to another generation of inflicting misery. You'll see the first generation being "enhanced," as they call it. That's was put forth to the public, through fiction again; the Star Trek series and the eventual space station series (I don’t know what they called it).  "Genetic enhancement,” see the movie, "Gattaca," good predictive programming.  

However, they will volunteer for sterilization, and probably get some social benefits if they go ahead and do this. Ultimately, of course, they won't need humans to breed, at the low levels. They've discussed this and published it too.  Charles Galton Darwin talked about the elite not altering themselves or altering their brains, because they must retain survival capabilities and instincts, since they will be steering the ship of Earth. Whereas Koestler, by the way, for all his so called leading of the left-wing worked for MI6 (declassified now). He said "the masses of people won't need their survival capabilities because the state will be making their decisions for them."

Therefore, we're going through just one part of an ongoing process.  It was ongoing and planned for your parents, grandparents and back through time. Masses of people have lived and died, never knowing reality; and that's what we're up against—those who steal our ability to be sentient. They decide what we will be, by giving us a scripted version of reality.  They often, in their arrogance, do come out with statements, psychopathically, because they are psychopaths, you see. Psychopaths have tremendous ego. They love to say, "Well, we really told you. It's just that you didn't listen," and they do tell us, and they chuckle that we don't get it because we cannot imagine people being so evil as to do what they do. That's why they get away with it. They're helped by myriads of bureaucrats, who, once again are conditioned in their little tunnel and they can't think outside of it either.  They will rationalize what they do, no matter what it is and no matter who suffers.

Get the book. Read through it, and you certainly will learn, by their own admissions that: the reality that you've had, and the one they're going to give you, was designed by them.

From Hamish and myself, it's good night, and may your god or your gods go with you.

[Optimus]

Paul Wins Nevada and Maine Despite Sabotage Effort by Republicans
http://www.infowars.com/paul-wins-nevada-and-maine-despite-sabotage-effort-by-republicans/

Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
May 6, 2012

The Republican establishment lost big in Maine on Saturday despite their best efforts to spike the process.

The election held in Augusta, Maine, catapulted Paul supporters to leadership positions, including convention secretary and convention chairman, and shifted the convention away from Romney.

“It was a major symbolic coup for Paul supporters and a bit of a letdown for Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee. Ironically, Romney’s brother, Scott Romney, was scheduled to deliver the convention’s keynote address on Saturday evening,” the Bangor Daily News reported on Saturday.

The result in Maine underscores the power of the Paul campaign. Paul supporters have also taken control of the party in Iowa and made huge gains in Nevada. Both states are critical swing states. Nevada has the fourth largest Mormon population in the country. Mitt Romney is a Mormon.

Continued support for Paul will undoubtedly spell trouble for Romney and Republicans in November.

Desperate establishment Republicans tried to derail the Paul effort in Maine with dirty tracks, as the video below reveals. Republican operatives had circulated a fake list of Ron Paul convention delegates, but their effort to undermine Ron Paul failed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qjCO5TEGAMw

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Ron Paul supporters capture majority of Nevada’s national delegates
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2012/may/06/ron-paul-supporters-capture-majority-nevadas-natio/
By Anjeanette Damon Published Sunday, May 6, 2012 | 9:38 a.m.

Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul captured the majority of Nevada’s national delegates early Sunday, overwhelming likely nominee Mitt Romney with an organized contingent who easily took control of the state convention.

Paul’s supporters won 22 of the 25 national delegate slots up for election at the state convention in Sparks on Saturday. Romney won three.

Another three automatic delegates are expected to support Romney, meaning Romney will have six supporters in the delegation and Paul will have 22.

But while Paul loyalists will make up the majority of the Nevada delegation, Republican rules require the first vote at the national convention to reflect the results of the Feb. 4 caucus, which Romney easily won.

That means 20 of Nevada’s national delegates must vote for Romney, while eight will be free to vote for Paul in the first balloting.

While some Paul supporters voiced an intention to challenge the binding requirement, the campaign opted not to further antagonize the Republican National Committee, who has threatened not to seat the delegates if they ignore the caucus results and vote for Paul.

“We are sending a strong delegation to Tampa in August,” Paul’s Nevada chairman Carl Bunce said. “There are rumors that (the Paul campaign) will actively work to not follow rules and unbind our delegates. That is false; we are not doing that. Congressman Paul is an individual who wants to follow the rules, follow the Constitution and we follow that lead.”

Paul’s campaign has been determined to use the party’s own rules to keep his long-shot candidacy alive. His backers have spent the last four years immersing themselves in the arcane procedures governing the presidential nominating contest.

They’re embarked on a state-by-state strategy to capture enough national delegates to influence the convention in Tampa and to be well positioned should an opportunity for a brokered convention arise.

Although Paul has failed to win the popular vote in any state primary or caucus, many of his backers are still convinced he can win the nomination.

According to estimates based on initial primary and caucus results, Romney has won 847 delegates compared to Paul’s 80 delegates.

Bunce portrayed Paul’s victory at the state convention as the growing power of his message “of liberty” within the party’s ranks.

“There’s going to be growing pains in this party,” Bunce said. “Those of you who aren’t part of the liberty movement yet, I hope you can at least ask questions, see where we’re coming from. I do not want this party to fall apart.”

But Bunce clearly reveled in the campaign’s ability to control the convention, even while promising to follow the rules.

“Just because you have the power doesn’t mean you have to wield it,” he said in announcing the contingent would not challenge the binding requirement. “Just because you have the sword doesn’t mean you have to strike.”

The Romney campaign has done its best to distance itself from the state convention chaos, sending lawyers to watch over the count and doing its best to organize supporters.

In the end, they failed to get enough of their backers to Sparks to elect delegates.

But campaign officials say they are focused instead on the fact he won 16,486 of the 32,894 votes cast in the February caucuses.

“We are pleased to have won the support of so many Nevadans on Election Day,” a Romney campaign spokesperson said. “With his overwhelming win, delegates to the national convention will be backing Gov. Romney in Tampa in support of his positive vision for our country.”

National Republican officials characterized the Nevada convention as a “Ron Paul super bowl,” noting that his supporters spent the last four years working to take over the state party structure. They’ve captured seats on state and county central committees, elected a state chairman and elected their own to represent Nevada at the Republican National Committee.

A RNC source said the party won’t challenge the results of the delegate election as long as they honor the binding rule.
The way the momentum is shifting, Romney would be stupid not to drop out. It is getting embarassing.

[Brocke]

Here is what the New York Times is reporting. 


New York Times - Republican Delegate Tally
http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/primaries/delegates

[Dig]

Here is what the New York Times is reporting. 


New York Times - Republican Delegate Tally
http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/primaries/delegates

They are reporting Nevada somewhat correctly for the bound delegates. That is decided in the straw poll which was rigged. But that is OK. So Ron Paul controls 22 out of the 25 delegates and in Nevada. 22 of the 25 people going to Tampa will be Ron Paul supporters. In the first round of voting, the number of delegates that the NY Times says Romney won cannot vote for Paul (just in the first round). But, they can abstain which is the same as voting against Romney.

Dr. Paul's strategy is to have enough delegates abstain in the first round so that Romney does not get 1144 and the campaign is well on their way in securing this initiative.

More:Just In: The Reason They Did Not Unbind The Nv Delegation
http://www.dailypaul.com/231314/just-in-the-reason-they-did-not-unbind-the-nv-delegation
Submitted by joeinmo on Sun, 05/06/2012 - 13:39

It turns out that since they (Paul supporters) control the delegation, and RNC rules allow for Delegates to Abstain, they did not want to jeopardize the NV delegation to get kicked out of the convention.

Abstaining on the first vote , gets the same result of denying Romney delegate votes.

I guess the wording they have approved allows delegates to abstain for any reason, this was the choice of the Ron Paul Nevada Campaign.

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Breaking! The Patriots of Nevada Deliver. Ron Paul delegates Win 25 of 28 Seats to Republican National Convention!
http://www.dailypaul.com/231333/breaking-the-patriots-of-nevada-deliver-ron-paul-delegates-win-25-of-28-seats-to-republican-national-convention
Submitted by bobspirit on Sun, 05/06/2012 - 14:43

In a contentious and hard fought 20 hour marathon spanning 2 days the patriots of Nevada prevailed and put Ron Paul supporters in 25 of the 28 seats allocated to Nevada for the Republican National Convention in Tampa.

Included in those seats are the new national committee man and committee woman, both liberty lovers and supporters of Ron Paul.

This is an awesome against the odds victory as Romney captured a sizable majority of popular in votes in the state caucus in February.

I can tell you from personal experience as a delegate to this state convention that liberty is alive and well in Nevada, and represented by an amazing group of dedicated and committed patriots.

I will write a more detailed article regarding the highs and lows when I return to Las Vegas, but couldn't wait to get the word out to all of you.

LIBERTY LIVES IN NEVADA. RON PAUL 2012.

Much love to all my countrymen and fellow lovers of liberty.

Peace out from Sparks.

[larsonstdoc]

Here is what the New York Times is reporting. 


New York Times - Republican Delegate Tally
http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/primaries/delegates

  The NY Times.  What a bunch of liars!

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Paul takes 22 Nevada GOP delegates; Romney gets three
By LAURA MYERS
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
http://www.lvrj.com/news/paul-takes-22-neveda-gop-delegates-romney-gets-three-150345275.html

Posted: May 6, 2012 | 8:32 a.m.
Updated: May 6, 2012 | 12:48 p.m.

SPARKS -- GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul on Sunday nearly swept all of Nevada’s delegates to the national convention as his supporters swamped Mitt Romney backers at the state Republican convention.

Paul won 22 Nevada delegates to three for Romney, according to vote tallies released Sunday as the overtime convention extended into a second day, finally closing just after noon and after nearly 17 hours of floor action. (continued)