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I'll admit I got a bit scammed by paul. After 30 years of perfect voting in regards to cons utional/antiwar stances, the guy shocked me to come out and endorse romney with his son. well at least ron didn't do it publicly, but there is evidence that he was in on it with the establishment and conceded defeat early. this was after milking all the donations he could out of his supporters and hyping up all the delegates and giving them false hope, however i was never one of those who believed he would get the delegates after about the point he got screwed in the iowa caucus.
rand on the other hand, was a lot more blatant with his betrayal, openly endorsing romney who stands for everything the pauls are supposed to be against.
perhaps the funniest part of all was how alex jones supported him all the way up until this and even had a huge argument with one of his friends webster tarpley on the air about ron and rand. webster called it correctly, saying that the pauls were operatives. and after the rand endorsement alex has the audacity to sit there and pretend like he knew all along that this was going to happen and that ron was wrong for hyping up the delegates knowing he had no chance whenever alex was one of his biggest cheerleaders always making it seem like paul was going to win the nomination through that process. total flip flop and never even apologized to his friend to whom he owes a big apology.
i do listen to alex sometimes and i think he does bring certain things to light that you won't always hear about in the mainstream, but he does put a fresh spin of his own on things in order to hype people up and draw listeners.
), and I'm gonna make a thread listing every Alex Jones prediction that was wrong. The Y2K one will be my first example 
