Reminiscing Ron Paul For President Via YouTube #2 “Stop Dreaming”

June 13th, 2008 10:20 pm | by Marc Gallagher | Published in Activism, Election, Philosophy, Politics, Ron Paul, Video | 11732 Responses2008-06-14+02%3A20%3A42Marc+Gallagher

The next YouTube video in the Ron Paul nostalgia series here at Liberty Maven is one of the earliest, best, and most influential videos in the Ron Paul movement. Released in May of 2007 and at over 1.6 million views this video has actually moved minds. There are many who said they learned of Ron Paul because of this video. The video is by “Aravoth”, who would later make more fantastic Ron Paul videos, but this one was THE video to show your friends and family in order to “convert” them to the liberty message of Ron Paul. If you haven’t seen this one enjoy it. If you have seen it, enjoy it again.

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djcoe says:

June 13th, 2008 at 10:49 pm (#)

Marc,

Once, again thank-you for the video!

Just one thing before I sign off for the evening. Do you remember the review you gave on Ron Paul’s latest book? The title of your review, “Ron Paul’s Manifesto Manifests Uncompromising Liberty.” I emailed the link to everyone I know…

…In the note I sent along with the link I said, “In Mr. Gallaher’s last paragraph of his review on Ron Paul’s latest book, he leaves his readers with this final thought”,
“Ron Paul’s Manifesto” manifests uncompromising liberty. It is the bible of human freedom. It is up to us individually to spread this message. We must take action now so that one day in the future our children will not dust off the yellowing copy of the book and ask, “Why didn’t we listen to this guy?”

I finished my note with this,
“I share Mr. Gallagher’s sentiments. Maybe you will too!

Warm regards, Donna
Marc Gallagher says:

June 14th, 2008 at 10:37 pm (#)

Donna,

Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate the feedback. Ron Paul truly is a unique man. I suspect my children will look back fondly when they get older of the time when “my father was crazy about Ron Paul and used to get us to run around the house shouting: Ron Paul Ron Paul Ron Paul.”

Enjoy,
Marc