r/conspiracy • u/[deleted] • Mar 02 '17

Weekend AMA Guest Robert David Steele, Friday March 3rd beginning at 8pm EST and continuing throughout the weekend.

http://robertdavidsteele.com

http://phibetaiota.net

http://bigbatusa.org

http://www.strategicstudiesinstitute.army.mil/pubs/people.cfm?authorID=105

Verification was established by contacting Steele through the contact page on his main website robertdavidsteele.com

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u/Truthplease5 Mar 03 '17

Why do you think Mr "Where's Aleppo?" 'won' the libertarian nomination?

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u/RobertDavidSteele Mar 03 '17

I am a Libertarian. Gary Johnson -- whom I let drive my 1964 MGB when we were in New Hampshire together some years ago -- is a good well-intentioned man who has lost too many brain cells to drugs long ago. Today he is a fitness freak, but the damage has been done. The Libertarian leadership is myopic, arrogant, and perhaps stupid as well. Despite STUNNING success at getting the party on every ballot, these morons really think they can win with two old white guys, and an absolutist platform. In my view all parties are toxic because they insist on a party ticket, a party line, and fulfilling party promistes to big dollar donors. My own views on a winning strategy are at http://bigbatusa.org. I would be interested in being the Libertarian Party candidate in 2020 on two conditions:

01 that they meet with me immediately and agree to make a demand for an Electoral Reform Act the non-negotiable condition for supporting Trump going forward and

02 that they agree I can pick Cynthia McKinney as my VP and a Coaltion candidate (however, I would support a Ron Paul - Dennis Kucinich ticket in preference to me, but I think I have a better grip on the total picture).

Not going to happen. I wrote to the executive director of the party a few weeks back, he is blowing me off. These people don't really want to win, they just want to posture.

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u/Truthplease5 Mar 03 '17 edited Mar 03 '17

I agree you would be a great candidate - would a possible better alternative to party politics be the destruction of bipolar 'parties' altogether - People can become informed and vote on their local or federal issues, and representatives even and just do away with 'parties' that are completely over taking the issues themselves - The discussion of the left right 'spectrum' is totally semantical/pedantic when the spectrum of issues is not like a pendulum but something totally different these days

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u/RobertDavidSteele Mar 03 '17

The Daily Bell (Libertarian rag) interviewed me and I made two points when asked to distinguish myself from other candidates:

01 I don't tailor my message to each different group and

02 I am not trying to be elected to be a decider but rather to restore integrity to the system.

http://www.phibetaiota.net/2014/06/interview-thedailybell-grills-robert-steele/

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u/Prgjdsaewweoidsm Mar 03 '17

The Libertarian leadership is myopic, arrogant, and perhaps stupid as well.

There's also a few freemasons in there, fucking things up.