Peace and Liberty Will Prevail Largely Due to Ron PaulIn response to Paul Adams recent article Ron and Rand Paul Were Never Going to Save You. The recent article that has been published hereabout how Ron and Rand Paul arent our saviors has drawn a lot of criticism. Some of the comments are fair and some of them are just plain angry attacks. But this article and its response is indicative of the challenges we face as a people. Ultimately I think it misses the point of Pauls campaign which was to save the country by educating it, not by winning the presidency. As full disclosure, Im a Ron Paul supporter who thinks he is the only honest and and principled politician in the U.S. government. Does that mean I agree with all of his stances? No. Does that mean I dont have doubts that he may be a Trojan Horse for the banksters due to his stance that the national debt is legitimate? No. Do I think he goes far enough in explaining the war on terror hoax? No. Yet in terms of the most vital issues like peace, liberty, and truth, he is simply the best the matrix has to offer. I have a healthy cynicism that I think is imperative given the oppressive global agenda facing America and humanity as a whole, which is also evident in Adams article. But I think the overall defeatist tone of the article deserves to be challenged even though Mr. Adams seems more disappointed than vengeful. Still, in more ways than one, Ron Paul has already won. Which means free humanity has already won.Ill return to this point in a moment, but first lets analyze some of Adams article. It doesnt make it right; it is just the current reality if a politician hopes to get a platform big enough to affect any substantial change. Adams also points out that Pauls average contributor is less than $62, showing that most of his support is from loyal citizens and not corporate coffers. This is a good thing despite Adams attempt to spin it as a betrayal of those supporters. Next, Adams tries to make it appear as though the Pauls, particularly Rand, are cozy with the establishment criminals like Romney. As a good statesman, Ron Paul has worked closely with many in the establishment on both sides of the political isle. This is not an indictment. Again, this should be commended given the immense task of trying to inject real issues into a bought-and-paid-for debate. His take on Rand, on the other hand, is well founded. Indeed, Rand appears to be nothing more than a power-hungry politician deserving of the label Neocon in Libertarian clothing, as Adams says. Yet, Rand continues to introduce legislation like ending the TSA and warrantless domestic drone spying, so he still deserves more respect than the typical warmongering neocon. I discount the theories concerning Ron Paul and Freemasons, or Rand Pauls collegiate ties to the NoZe Brotherhood, because by their deeds you shall know them. Ron Paul has been consistently opposed to anything that manifests as the agenda during his entire career. He opposes the Federal Reserve, government power, the military-industrial complex, the CIA, foreign aid (including to Israel), bank bailouts and corporate welfare, the war on drugs, and every infringement on personal liberty. Rand, not so much. Ultimately, the overall theme of the article is that Congress and the President dont work for you, dont represent you, and they never did. Of course Adams is 100% correct in this statement. Even if the Pauls are genuinely principled actors, the legislation they introduce is mostly ceremonial. It has no chance of passing or being signed given the layers of corruption even if Ron Paul was president. Therefore, it was never legitimate to consider him or any other single political actor a savior in the first place. However, I contend that Ron Paul has already won and the ruling elite will be defeated largely as a result of his influence. This wont happen this election cycle, or perhaps even in our lifetimes, but Paul has accomplished exactly what he set out to do to educate and empower others to carry the torch of peace, liberty, and truth to power. Hardly anyone even mentioned or knew what the Federal Reserve was in 2008 before Paul introduced them to it. Now, a majority of the population recognizes it to be the crux of economic problems and the ones truly in the know are immovably passionate about overthrowing the private fractional reserve fiat system which forces the world into debt slavery. The genie is out of the bottle and its only a matter of time before the weight of this truth collapses this criminal monetary system. The overwhelming public support for his Auditing the Fed is a major signpost in where this is heading for the controllers. Although it accomplishes very little in terms of logistical change, the wick has been lit and the elite wont be able to snuff it out in time. Unstoppable forces have been set in motion. The clock is ticking, but the events have already played out, we just dont know it yet. Another important signpost is the move toward marijuana legalization. It seems rather inconsequential in the grand scheme of things, but it proves that nothing can stop an idea whose time has come. It proves that reason is beginning to defeat deceit. It proves that no amount of force can stop liberty and truth from being realized. Again, its happening in slow motion to the observer, but it has already played out on the timeline and theres nothing the elite can do to control it. Here again, Pauls platform and influence was crucially instrumental. Ron Paul has always said that nothing will change until the public sentiment changes. Clearly, the majority of the public isnt ready for most of Pauls ideas, perhaps largely because they are censored or misconstrued by the establishment presstitutes. But the two examples above prove that he is correct. Public sentiment will overwhelm any level of the corrupt agenda. Another aspect of this understanding of the need for large public sentiment to defeat special interests is the idea that no one person can change the system, therefore the idea of a savior is ridiculous. At the same time, the personification of liberty is that we are our own saviors. We have the power and responsibility to be the change. Heres a recent video by a Ron Paul supporter that helps illustrate this point quite forcefully: Although we may appear to be small in number compared to flock flowing with the mainstream, we have a weapon far more powerful and eternal than they truth. The principles of peace and liberty will always defeat the excuses for war and oppression over time. The current powers that be must apply massive force through legislation, the police state, propaganda, and fear to keep their rapidly failing status quo intact. As strong as it appears, its hanging on by a thread and they know it. When it falls and peace and freedom is restored, Ron Paul will deserve much of the credit as an educator of the revolutionaries. But the revolutionaries will be their own saviors. I, for one, will be voting for Gary Johnson this year. Not because I think hes a savior or has a shot in hell of winning, or even that voting matters, but to send a message to the establishment that liberty and peace is on the march even without Ron Paul on the ballot. See more by Eric Blair here 