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30 plus Ron Paul Supporters got a glimpse of the democratic competition on the University of Arizona Campus, What fun did we have...
30 plus Ron Paul Supporters got a glimpse of the democratic competition on the University of Arizona Campus, What fun did we have...
In the November 4th, 2008 General election, vote no to retaining Tucson Pima Judge Clark W. Munger.
The city of Tucson is in full support of Dr. Ron Paul
Short Clip from a sign making party to support Dr Paul, Please Join the Tucson Ron Paul Meetup.
4th Amendment violating "sobriety" checkpoints established at Kinney & Bopp Road in Tucson, AZ which is a street intersection that leads into peoples' neighborhoods. This is the adolescent steps towards full-blown Martial Law. "Those who would give up Essential Liberty to purchase a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -Benjamin Franklin
News coverage of a March and rally in Tucson Arizona 12-29-07, what a time, you know there where only 120 people but hay we know the media can never get it right, HAHA
4th Amendment violating "sobriety" checkpoints established at Kinney & Bopp Road in Tucson, AZ which is a street intersection that leads into peoples' neighborhoods. This is the adolescent steps towards full-blown Martial Law. "Those who would give up Essential Liberty to purchase a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -Benjamin Franklin
Tucson Ron Paul supporters take to the streets to spread the news.
I'm not too familiar with this conspiracy-theoryesque phenomenon,I've read a bit here and there (abovetopsecret.com, pomoworld.com) on the subject but it still leaves for me many questions 'in the air'. ;) Any thoughts/opinions/theories/info on the matter? Ppl think that this is the government spraying us with chemicals... what type and for what purpous then? I'd also like to know what official explanation the government/airforce gives for these streaks in the air? There could very well be a ...
In the November 4th, 2008 General election, vote no to retaining Tucson Pima Judge Clark W. Munger.