http://www.fiveforfreedom.com/ <a href="http://www.FiveForFreedom.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.FiveForFreedom.com/images/468x60Banner.jpg" /></a> Help these people campaign in New Hampshire for Ron Paul.
Their intentions are probably good, but <i>anyone</i> can put up a website... IMO, it may be better to hold off your donations until the December 16th money bomb, and then contribute <b>directly</b> to Dr. Paul's <b>official</b> campaign site.
Definetly donate on Dec16, but an extra $5 to help out these people if you can afford it. They are doing some crucial ground work. In a state like New Hampshire it can really get results.
How do you know that some Ron Paul hating asshole didn't put up that site as a joke/scam? After 9/11 & Katrina, there were many scammers who put up fake 'red cross' donation sites, and kept all the dough for themselves. (If you know these people personally, I apologize for the misunderstanding.)
They are legit you can donate and they only ask for 5 bones. I will be heading up there the 17th to help them out. I am all with the 16th though! I am dropping the max allowed! This money is for housing mainly and just the basics to keep people healthy. If this comes out to be a scam which it is not ( I will personally)refund all of you the $5 you donated!
Bizarre, a contribution campaign has worded itself into the corner of a suicide cult. Seems a bit odd. I still smell a rat about Ron Paul, he's in the unique position of campaigning on the constitution, a collective figment of the american imagination, appealing at once to the confederate flag waving crowd, and the supposed liberal ideology of the founding fathers-all the while, needing to do nothing whatsoever in government, because he would have little or no support, potentially from the controlling parties. All well and good you say, were it not for cheney's laws, the sweeping power of the presidency itself-something in -force for a long time before cheney even thought of it. Putin would be proud, already.
http://www.nh.gov/nhinfo/emblem.html State Motto. The words "Live Free or Die," written by General John Stark, July 31, 1809, shall be the official motto of the state. It was the 1945 Legislature that gave New Hampshire its official motto and emblem, as World War II approached a successful end. The motto became "Live Free Or Die," as once voiced by General John Stark, the stateâs most distinguished hero of the Revolutionary War, and the world famous Old Man of the Mountain was voted the official state emblem. The Paul supporters are campaigning in New Hampshire for the state's primary.