If you thought Ron Paul mania had waned in any way, you're mistaken.. The phenomenon of Doctor Paul is yet to be understood by the candidates, and many times even the media. However, the meet up groups across the nation have a deeper conviction: The interestingly and vastly different cross section of society is on its own, doing what it can to make Doctor Paul's campaign get rich, do well in the primaries, and rock the campaign as we know it.. A new Paul-related plan has emerged online, and is gaining notoriety. Matthew Jarfi put up a website yesterday, http://ronpaulapalooza.com/, offering a vision of what he hopes will be a Ron Paul festival of music, freedom, and all things Paul. Jarfi told the Schmuckraker late last night that he hopes the plan "transpires to be the most amazing event in American History." Jarfi said he is looking for people willing to help. He's also looking for those who have had experience pulling off big events. Maybe Jarfi should contact John Mayer? The jury's still out on the singer's support.

No dates have been set. No arenas have been thought.. It's only a concept. Ron Paul's campaign began the same way, as well. A concept of a new course for the Republican party. The media dismissed him has a waste of time fringe candidate.. The internet and his legions of supporters said different. What began as a campaign of one man is evolving into a mini-revolution, led by the power of the online world. As Ron Paul said the other night during the You Tube debate, his campaign really isn't paying many people to help him. It's volunteer based. And that's what Mr. Jarfi imagines for his Woodstock-like event. It's unclear if the event is just a hope, or if it comes to fruition. But it's a good illustration of the amount of fan-based planning coming from the voters rather than the candidate.. A large group of people with scattered points of view are in the mix. 9-11 Truthers, 9-11 agreeers. Obama supports turned Paulomaniacs.. The youth online, on Myspace, on You Tube. No problem. Their points of view are so worldy different, but somehow they've managed to gather support behind Doctor Paul, with his anti-war small government message. How far the entire Paul 'revolution' goes remains to be seen. The Iowa Caucasus not far away.. New Hampshire coming soon. Paul would have to score pretty big knockouts to remain viable. A revolution can end quick if a candidate loses. But with the constant battle of ideas online, plus events like the possible future "Paulapalooza," Ron Paul's story will remain newsworthy for some time to come.