There's no doubt about it, Ron Paul is the candidate of the paranormal community, those millions of people who dwell in a world of UFOs, ETs, galactic federations, and multiple dimensions and a world of vast hidden global conspiracies involving both humans and aliens. Those people. They all seem to like Ron Paul for president. The reason probably has to do with Paul's advocacy of the elimination of the Federal Reserve Bank, which the paranormal people see as a visible, tangible manifestation of the ultimate global conspiracy, the all powerful elite, the "illuminati".
The question is: what would happen if the federal reserve were eliminated? The obvious answer: nobody knows. The best guess might be a sudden slow down in economic activity. Facilitating economic activity by stabilizing and supporting the currency system is, after all, the fed's purpose.
The currency itself certainly wouldn't wither and vanish. We're stuck with our currenct currency, until such time as we (America) merge with Canada and Mexico and begin circulating the "Amero".
Even the advocates of elimination would probably agree that an initial period of recession and uncertainty would ensue, but evidently Ron Paul and all the others foresee vast economic improvements thereafter. Such as what? Full employment? Greater security for the poor and middle classes? You'd have to ask them.
Has anyone asked Ron Paul how eliminating the federal reserve would actually help the economy? Surely by now he's said something specific about it. Paul is advocating change in America, and gaining support. If he would endorse the Occupy Wall Street movement, he'd be perfect.
Ron Paul wants to eliminate the federal reserve, and the American empire. There needs to be more discussion about those proposals. So far the conservative mainstream media refuses to allow it.
Eliminating the empire would save lives and money. But what would happen if the fed were trashed?
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