Clarification On Ron Paul Bashing

First, the easy one: Some seem to think the "Leave Ron Paul Alone" video is real, from a Ron Paul supporter. It's not. It's a parody of Chris Crocker's "Leave Britney [Spears] Alone" video. So the video is making fun of a, um, certain streak of overenthusiasm among MoRons, but it's not actually an example of that overenthusiasm itself.

Apologies for the confusion. I thought that was obvious. But then, not everyone follows goofy internet crazes.

The next thing is more important. I called Ron Paul insane for suggesting that "New Money" (which will enslave you) might be marked with "chemical taggants" or "chemical alarms" which would alert authorities in airports to the presence of currency.

This particular idea is not, in fact, crazy. I woke up this morning (well, afternoon) and realized that sure, it is quite possible that at some point someone suggested the idea of so tagging currency with chemical markers so that airport scanners could detect large amounts of currency hidden, say, in the bottom of a suitcase. As an anti-money-laundering or currency-smuggling measure.

I'd suggest anyone who cares read this passage again and decide for himself whether Ron Paul's tone here actually suggests what I thought he was suggesting -- chemicals in your money tracking your moves -- without actually quite saying that.

In addition, the passage right before that talks about the Fed tracking each bill spent in the economy by (presumably) its serial numbers and thus the government, somehow, being able to track you over the course of "hundreds of transactions."

How on earth every bill could be scanned and inputted into federal currency-tracking databases at every point of sale at every 7-Eleven and every WaWa is beyond me. Also beyond me is how this would serve to track a person, rather than the bill itself, which is immediately transferred to someone else after every sale. Also really beyond me is why the government would bother setting up such a colossal SpyBuck program, or what nefarious plans they might have regarding tracing my purchases of coffee, cigarettes, and Val-U-Rite discount vodka.

Here are the choice bits from that part of the solicitation. Boldface and italics indicate my emphases.

You may ot have much time left.
Next year, or next month, the New Money could wipe you out -- destroy everything you've worked and saved for -- and leave your family destitute.
It could happen any time. And I don't mind telling you I'm scared. For myself, for my family, for my country.
We've seen a lot of financial tyrannies from Washington in this century. This one could take the cake. And popping out of the cake, with a bit Surprise!, will be an IRS agent with an AK-47.
Picture this: your feet are aching, your back is sore, and your patience ran out about two hours ago. How dare these bureaucrats treat you like this? How dare they make you wait in this line, this incredibly tedious line, to turn in your greenbacks? Then, when it's finally your turn, it's not so tedious after all.
An IRS agent with the dead eyes of a mako shark, asks -- with that chilling police politeness -- for your name, addres, Social Secrity number, and "explanation." Form his tone and body language, you expect the Miranda warning next.
...
The feds see us as rats in a maze. And they want to own the maze. And the New Money is a key part of this scheme.
I uncovered the New Money plans during my last term in the U.S. Congress, and I held the ugly new bills in my hands. I can tell you -- they made my skin crawl!
The totalitarian bills were tinted pink and and brown, and blighted with holograms, diffraction gratings, metal and plastic threads, and chemical alarms. It wasn't money for a free people. It was a portable inquisition, a paper "third-degree," to allow the feds to keep track of American cash, and American citizens.
As one federal scientist confirmed to me, these bills can be computer imprinted and read, to lay a paper trail hundreds of transactions long. Who uses them, when, and where. The taggants -- chemical alarms -- will set off federal cash-detection machines at airports and anyplace else they choose. And there are other swindles involved as well.
Thank goodness, a patriotic American within the Federal Reserve told me about this financial Manhattan Project. But this time, the government wants to drop the bomb on us.
To manufacture the New Money, the feds have built a colossal blockhouse in Ft. Worth, Texas, as ugly as it is evil. Designed in Stalin-style, guarded by KGB-level security, and full of tree-color printing presses and spy device embedders, it belongs in Moscow, not Texas.
Stage One of the New Money -- microprinting and a polyester thread -- was meant to lull us into sleep, before the knife fell. But the bureaucrat's scheme went awry when the old Bureau of Engraving and Printing plant in Washington, D.C., couldn't handle the new technology.
They've fixed that now, and Stage Two will chill your blood.

So there you go. I still think I'm 100% right -- this is all bugfuck crazy humbuggery. But I was wrong to focus on one aspect of "the New Money," the chemical taggants. I don't think that ever happened, but it's likely it was suggested and who knows, maybe one day the feds who see us as rats in a maze will do that.

But the whole piece is talking about money essentially spying on you. I focused on a detail when I should have just sucked it up and typed all this lunacy up for you.

Incidentally, near as I can tell, this article dates from the Bush the Elder presidency. The "New Money" Paul is talking about you know better as just plain "money" -- all these insidious anti-counterfeiting measures, the watermarks, polyesther threads, holograms, etc. are right now sitting in your wallet.

Anyone remember having to turn in their money at a federal Greenback Reclamation Center? Or were the new bills cycled into circulation through banks, as all bills are?

Anyone think their "New Money" has been spying on them for the past ten years?

Oh Yeah... You know where all this comes from, right?

What further proof do you need? Wake up, White People. Wake up.

So It Was Foretold, So It Shall Be: Here witness a pair of powerful, connected Jews taking over a planet through their deceptions and machinations.

(Prime Directive = Protocols of the Elders of Zion.)

Thanks to steve_in_hb.

Posted by: Ace at 02:49 PM

Comments

1 Does Paul believe in the "chemtrails" too? If you haven't heard that one, there are actually people who believe the government puts mind-control drugs in the exhaust of airplanes.

You know, this kind of crazy used to be confined to African Americans saying that "the man" puts weird stuff in Church's Chicken to control them, or "the man" is the one making all that crack and bringing it into S. Central LA. Now it appears to be moving more into the mainstream?

Posted by: funky chicken at January 10, 2008 02:54 PM (I+jPP)

2 Ron Paul !

Posted by: just doesn't get it at January 10, 2008 02:57 PM (NPzE8)

3 Church's Fried Chicken and The Klan: A Rhetorical Analysis of Rumor in the Black Community
Patricia A. Turner
Western Folklore, Vol. 46, No. 4 (Oct., 1987), pp. 294-306
doi:10.2307/1499891
This article consists of 13 page(s)

Link.

Sorry about the long crazy links. Does anybody know how to do the link using a mac?

[Fixed.]

Posted by: funky chicken at January 10, 2008 02:59 PM (I+jPP)

4 Why the handwringing over Ron Paul? He's the Dennis Kucinich of the Republican party. He'll be out of the race soon enough.

Posted by: EC at January 10, 2008 03:03 PM (mAhn3)

5 Maybe conspiracies just became more popular since the 1980s? NutraSweet will give you brain tumors. Microwave cooking will kill you. There's poison/mind control drugs in envelope glue.

Biggest one of all so far: Global Warming will raise the sea level by 20 feet and cause instant glaciation of Manhattan Island!

So I guess the RonPaul phenomenon shouldn't surprise me so much.

Posted by: funky chicken at January 10, 2008 03:05 PM (I+jPP)

6 IRS agent with an AK-47?

Quiet, he's on a roll.

(loose bold tags sink ships)

Posted by: CUS at January 10, 2008 03:06 PM (bbXZq)

7 EC because the freak actually has some delegates to the convention and apparently tons of money so he can stay in the race for a long time. People (yeah, less than 10% usually, but still) actually support this racist kook. That's what concerns me.

Posted by: funky chicken at January 10, 2008 03:06 PM (I+jPP)

8 Chemtrails, ha. My mother-in-law believes in that crap. So I asked her why we saw contrails overhead when we were in Mexico. She didn't have an answer.

And yes, I know--they claim there is a difference between regular contrails and chemtrails. I think they're just loons.

Posted by: CUS at January 10, 2008 03:09 PM (bbXZq)

iirc, there was a plan about 20 years ago to place "tags" (Taggets?) inside TNT (or other high explosives) to identify where they came from. Even after it exploded, these microscopic tags could be found with simple equipment, a hundred or so would still be there for identification. They're real tiny, thousands would be planted in each explosive.

However, in the testing of this in Real Life^tm they immediatly ran into problems. Yes they found dozens on tags from the (in one case) stolen explosives, and pinned the crime (blowing up some guy in a truck) on the bad guy. However there were other tags, from other explosives, even though the program had only started a few months before! Seems the common use of TNT in mining had placed many tags inside common concrete, when the tags got loose through normal wear & tear, they floated around & scattered everywhere.

So tracking money sounds like a good idea (to some) but would become totally impractical in execution. You'd need to have iron-clad picture ID inputted at every stage of money transfering. It just ain't gonna happen. With security that good, you wouldn't need physical money at all! It'd cost billions and accomplish almost zilch.

"Also it (the Beast of the Apocalypse) causes all... to be marked on the right hand or forehead, so that no one can buy or sell unless he has the mark, that is, the name of the Beast or the number of his name" Revelations 13.16-17 (ie the 666 from those bar codes, eh?)

Posted by: 5Cats at January 10, 2008 03:10 PM (Knaf0)

an IRS agent with an AK-47.

IRS Agents would use M-16s, eh? Yeah he's looney-toons crazy.

Posted by: 5Cats at January 10, 2008 03:14 PM (Knaf0)

11 IRS agent in a cake with an AK-47?

Dr. Paul plays one weird-ass version of Clue, I tell you what.

I'm curious as to what the Ron Paulian explanation is for the fact that the votes he's getting don't jibe with the innertubes polls. Shouldn't Paul have won New Hampshire by about 93%?

Posted by: V the K at January 10, 2008 03:16 PM (PLvLS)

Dr. Paul just wants us on the gold standard because he wants to track us even more! Did you know that gold is used in computers? Dr. Paul not only wants to track our money with RFID transmitters in the gold coins, but he also wants to track all of our internet activity through the gold in our computers!!11!!1!!111!!

Please send me $29.95 for a 12-issue subscription to my monthly newsletter. Don't miss out on my explanations on how Dr. Paul supports Nazis and troofers to hide that he is an evil Jooooo! Or how fluoridization was started by Hillary to fight the neo-con dentist cabal! Send your money NOW!

I have a blimp, too!

Posted by: Master Shake at January 10, 2008 03:22 PM (VmtE9)

Oh well, Taggants is the correct spelling, Switzerland's the only country using them in explosives these days.

Bar Codes really do carry the 666 beast number btw, for what it's worth. With L-H-R for where the mark is on a person... can't buy or sell without it!

Posted by: 5Cats at January 10, 2008 03:26 PM (Knaf0)

14 Not only has my money been spying on me, I think it's trying to blackmail me.

Posted by: cranky-d at January 10, 2008 03:26 PM (kt4mn)

15 Also, note that anyone who uses a credit card is already being tracked all the time. Happy buying!

Posted by: cranky-d at January 10, 2008 03:28 PM (kt4mn)

16 My money just runs away if I don't lock it up at night.

Posted by: Trimegistus at January 10, 2008 03:31 PM (xzoq5)

17 My money tells me to do things. Awful things. Dirty things.

How can you argue with George Washington...he never tells a lie.

Posted by: coleman at January 10, 2008 03:31 PM (4zjxp)

Tracking billions of transactions is possible. Credit card companies do it using "computers."

It is totally possible to track cash transactions by scanning serial numbers optically (which can be done very quickly) or if the money were implanted with a marker of some sort (most likely RFID).

Some people advocate moving to a cashless society. I don't think it is a good idea because it limits your freedom to spend your money as you choose or with informal vendors (like, when the tooth fairy gives your kid a dollar... right now kids don't have to declare it on their taxes... because it is untrackable... but once exchanges of currency become trackable... the sky is the limit). Or maybe you want to buy one of the many Little Mermaid sequels, but you don't want anyone to know, you'd pay cash to preserve your anonymity.

But more importantly, keeping a tight control on the cash supply means that the value of money can be manipulated more precisely with the intention of manipulating human behaviors. It's bad enough that credit card companies are doing such things to create a permanently indebted underclass... should we really get the federal government in on it.

Posted by: oops at January 10, 2008 03:32 PM (1WdUw)

I think all Paul really needs, to round out the picture, is a mountaintop castle and an Igor. And a thunderstorm, if one is available.

"Mad? I'll show them who's mad! HAHAHAHAAA!..."

Posted by: Secundus at January 10, 2008 03:38 PM (ttFq9)

20 I love this dude - "Greenbacks". That other piece written/not written by him used the phrase "ack-ack". It's like stepping back in time. I'm shocked he didn't use "heaters" instead of "AK-47".

Paul's telling of the Federal Reserve/International Banking Conspiracy would go something like this. Pay special attention to the characteristic dialog.

Posted by: steve_in_hb at January 10, 2008 03:40 PM (7FHPf)

How on earth every bill could be scanned and inputted into federal currency-tracking databases at every point of sale at every 7-Eleven and every WaWa is beyond me.

Ha! Morons just like you were laughing at me when I forwarded that e-mail back in 1997 that said Bill Gates was tracking every single e-mail on the planet and would pay money to every 5000th person. Well you know what I got in my e-mail today? That's RIGHT! An e-mail telling me MY E-MAIL WON!

HA! WHO'S LAUGHING NOW, FOOLS!

Posted by: Nutjob at January 10, 2008 03:42 PM (c+S7g)

22 I can see Ron Paul getting a reality TV show.

That may just be what this is actually about.

Posted by: runninrebel at January 10, 2008 03:43 PM (0n9wc)

23 And you think THEM making the heads bigger on front of our money was a COINCIDENCE?! That fucking Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill keeps looking at me. HE KNOWS!

Posted by: Nutjob at January 10, 2008 03:45 PM (c+S7g)

24 Those dead eyes, man... dead eyes... chilling... *shiver*

Posted by: Nutjob at January 10, 2008 03:50 PM (c+S7g)

25 Since when does Ace apologize or explain anything to anyone?!!

A succinct "Fuck off and die, dickhead!" should be sufficiently nuanced for any intelligent person to comprehend. And if further expansion on the point becomes necessary, try:

BLOW ME, FUCKTARD!! NOW GET OFF OF MY BLOG!

Now, carry on....

Posted by: Steamboat McGoo at January 10, 2008 03:50 PM (41Dd+)

26 Sure...we know where you spend your money. How else would we know that Gabriel buys midget tranny donkey pron?

Kinky.

Posted by: Benjamin Franklin at January 10, 2008 03:51 PM (4zjxp)

27 Ron Paul must REALLY hate wheresgeorge.com...

Posted by: Alice H at January 10, 2008 03:53 PM (jRtPb)

28 oops,

what the hell are you talking about?

Are you saying that your money is spying on you, dude?

Posted by: ace at January 10, 2008 03:55 PM (SXBHu)

It is totally possible to track cash transactions by scanning serial numbers optically (which can be done very quickly) or if the money were implanted with a marker of some sort (most likely RFID).

That's why I've stocked up on Susan B. Anthony coins.

Posted by: hip libertarian at January 10, 2008 03:58 PM (m2CN7)

30 *flips the bird to Lincoln on the fiver*

Posted by: Nutjob at January 10, 2008 03:58 PM (c+S7g)

31 Don't know if this has been posted . From The Onion regarding paranoia , pretty funny .

Posted by: Bill D. Cat at January 10, 2008 04:00 PM (Bivii)

SCREW YOU ABE, YOU AMISH LOOKING DOUCHBAG!

Posted by: Nutjob at January 10, 2008 04:00 PM (c+S7g)

33 Are you saying that your money is spying on you, dude?

Shhhhh...

Posted by: oops' money at January 10, 2008 04:01 PM (R8+nJ)

34 It is totally possible to track cash transactions by scanning serial numbers optically (which can be done very quickly) or if the money were implanted with a marker of some sort (most likely RFID).

This is why I start off each day by washing my bills with my first urine of the day. It defeats their scanning technology.

Posted by: steve_in_hb at January 10, 2008 04:04 PM (7FHPf)

35 Are you saying that your money is spying on you, dude?

Shhhhh...

Thanks to that comment my co-workers think I've lost my mind...they don't take kindly to random laughter here.

Posted by: coleman at January 10, 2008 04:05 PM (4zjxp)

The secret money spying agency is headquartered in a gyro place on the Jersey Shore:

http://www.ohioinbrooklyn.com/2007/07/28/bills-gyros/

Posted by: Nutjob at January 10, 2008 04:09 PM (c+S7g)

37 Money spying technology is easily destroyed with cocaine and sweaty socks.

Posted by: Joanie at January 10, 2008 04:39 PM (Z9tCp)

38 Money spying technology is easily destroyed with cocaine and sweaty socks.

The same things nearly destroyed our relationship when Ace and I lived together.

Posted by: steve_in_hb at January 10, 2008 04:46 PM (7FHPf)

39 The same things nearly destroyed our relationship when Ace and I lived together.

Huh. I thought he said it was because he hated hairy backs. But then you stopped bringing girls home and things were cool again.

Posted by: wiserbud at January 10, 2008 05:14 PM (IHbof)

40 I think the Paulies will now want Ron to not be present at the Fox debate.

MONEY WILL ENSLAVE YOU!!!

Do we really want a President who preys on our fears, like AlBore v2 says Bush does?

Paul is nutty, either that, or he is a manipulating cocksucker.

Posted by: E Buzz Miller at January 10, 2008 05:25 PM (sf4Oe)

41 I'd be willing to bet money (even if it's not backed by gold) that the letter wasn't written by Ron Paul himself.

The writing style is just too similar to those get-rich-quick letters and other scams that prey upon the gullible. I suspect it was written by a marketing company that specialized in this sort of thing.

That doesn't absolve Ron Paul of course. If he signed it then he's fucked. But personally, I see him as a deceitful opportunist rather than a first-class lunatic.

You may want to concentrate on that angle instead, as the PaulBots have already used this defense before and won't hesitate to do so again.

Posted by: Joe Blogs at January 10, 2008 05:32 PM (o9THR)

I've never seen a RFID tag that can't be fixed with a ballpeen hammer.

...and by "fix" I mean "render completely useless"

Posted by: theBman at January 10, 2008 05:41 PM (/vN7m)

43 A variant on what Cranky-D said: We already have this, and it's called "the debit card".

Yes, everything you buy with a debit card (which in my case is just about everything) can be tracked.

Turns out, NO ONE CARES.

Posted by: moviegique at January 10, 2008 05:52 PM (1y5Vr)

44 I've never seen a RFID tag that can't be fixed with a ballpeen hammer.

That works on Paulbots too. Of course, it takes a couple of more swings, but it's pretty much just as effective. and fun.

Posted by: wiserbud at January 10, 2008 05:52 PM (IHbof)

I'm hesitant to say this as I am definitely not a Paulpawl...but I am being completely serious. I thought that the little mylar stripe in all currency $5 and larger (it's at one end and has the denomination in text over and over) was detectable. Mainly for the purpose of thwarting large exports and imports of cash from/to the country.

I was told, and it didn't/doesn't seem too unreasonable, that a huge wad of American greenbacks could destabilize any one of many third world countries. Of course this was a decade ago, when it was worth a lot more in the international marketplace.

Posted by: Gunslinger at January 10, 2008 05:56 PM (Zi+FQ)

46 A variant on what Cranky-D said: We already have this, and it's called "the debit card".
Yes, everything you buy with a debit card (which in my case is just about everything) can be tracked.

Turns out, NO ONE CARES.

Even more interesting are those grocerty store club cards, where you fill out a form and they give you a card that knocks a bit off the price. These are the grocery stores figuring out how to price your privacy; if you value your privacy, you can simply not use the card and pay a higher price. Me? I use the cards.

Posted by: Anachronda at January 10, 2008 06:02 PM (1OYcp)

47 Yeah gunslinger, that's what I heard, that a whole shitload of bills and thus a whole shitload of foil strips, could trip a metal detector. You need like hundreds of bills before the foil strips add to enough mass to make the metal detector go off.

I don't know, that doesn't seem all that unreasonable.

Posted by: Britt at January 10, 2008 06:08 PM (FK2zk)

48 These are the grocery stores figuring out how to price your privacy; if you value your privacy, you can simply not use the card and pay a higher price

Do I really care if they want to analyze my shopping habits? If they use that info to bring more things into the store that I would want to buy and get rid if those I don't want to buy, sounds like a plus to me!

But noooooooooo!!! It's all some kind of evil government and/or coporate plot to intrude upon my privacy in order to control me. Booga booga booga!

lunatics.

Posted by: wiserbud at January 10, 2008 06:09 PM (wWwJR)

You can laugh, I suppose. But I don't see what the difference is between the government telling you that you can't smoke and trying to monitor eveyone who does.

Time and time again, the government steps in first with "voluntary" studies of human behvior and demographics. After the science is perfected, mandatory regulations (either in the form of special taxes or prohibitions) are put into place.

I think most sane, principled, educated people understand that the nanny-state is preceded by behavior tracking. And any method of tracking the money supply which can provide detailed data on individuals will give way to new kinds of regulations. You think a smoking ban is bad now, wait until Hillary starts working on her health care plan, and figures out how much you spend on bacon or cigarettes or whatever. It will be for the "good of the country" and the welfare state... that you will be referred to social services for the hazardous environment you have created for your kids. It would just be unfair for you to let your kids eat Doritos if the government is paying for their health and welfare, now wouldn't it.

Or what about when the some bureaucrat decides to start leaking personal information about politicians who threaten their bureacracy?

Sure, this stuff probably won't happen for a while (sooner if Hillary wins). But never in my lifetime have I seen the federal and state government pull themselves back from a possible intrusion into human freedom. If it is possible, someone will do it. I think it's best to avoid such things like the plague.

But then I don't live in NY. And the big city governments are run by commies.

Posted by: Oops at January 10, 2008 06:39 PM (1WdUw)

50 That's all fine and good, Oops, but what on earth does it have to do with the "new" harder-to-counterfeit dollar bills?

Posted by: sandy burger at January 10, 2008 06:50 PM (Uuy++)

Ooops,

It would just be unfair for you to let your kids eat Doritos if the government is paying for their health and welfare, now wouldn't it.

Thesolution to this is to make sure that the government does not pay for anyones health and wefare.

Posted by: anon at January 10, 2008 07:06 PM (WuPk/)

My folks have been using the Pea Pod shopping/delivery service from Stop&Shop here in CT. When you access the web site and input the code from your card you can recieve a list of all purchases you have ever made in store using your discount card.

However remember who are the people who misuse this type of information.

How about this list of movie rentals you've made, Judge Bork.

That little attempt had nothing to do with Republicans or conservatives and I can not recall any matching effort from our side.

Posted by: anon at January 10, 2008 07:13 PM (WuPk/)

53 "The IRS Enrichment Center reminds you that the New Money will never threaten to stab you and, in fact, cannot speak. In the event that the New Money does speak, the IRS Enrichment Center urges you to disregard its advice."

Posted by: GlaDOS at January 10, 2008 07:49 PM (TbnX8)

Even more interesting are those grocerty store club cards, where you fill out a form and they give you a card that knocks a bit off the price.

I never filled out the card but still get the discounts. 2 Problems solved,. I also agree with Wiserbud. If they know they sell the shit out of beer or pie crust or dog food when you can get $4 off, they'll do it more often because they know they resultingly sell more chips, canned cherries, and milk bones at the same time.

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