Right-wing talkers go for the gold

[musique]

Sheeple are trying to catch up with us but too late.  All of them are judeo-crappist bastards!  

For years a certain strain of conservative thought has held that there was one sure hedge against economic depression, civil disorder and liberal rule – gold. Now that belief has led to a kind of harmonic convergence between ideology and commerce.

Anyone tuning in to conservative talk radio or Fox News's Bill O'Reilly and Glenn Beck shows is bombarded by commercials for gold, mainly in the form of collectible coins, with announcers intoning that inflation and deficits caused by big government spending are devaluing the dollar and making gold the best investment money can buy.
The dire tone sounded in the ads often echo the occasionally apocalyptic economic forecasts of the shows' hosts, many of whom have endorsement contracts with the gold retailers, appear in their ads, or have had their executives as guests to trash the economic course set by President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats, and to preach the attractions of gold.

"There's a natural synergy between conservative talk radio listeners and gold," said Michael Smerconish, a Philadelphia-based conservative-leaning talk show host who signed a deal to endorse Goldline International, a Santa Monica, Calif.-based retailer when his show entered syndication in January.
And it's become an increasingly profitable synergy for everyone involved - the retailers, the networks and an array of hosts including O'Reilly and Beck, as well as radio talkers Mark Levin, Michael Savage, Laura Ingraham, Dennis Miller, Fred Thompson and G. Gordon Liddy.
This year, Goldline boasted it had become "the exclusive gold and precious metals company" of both Levin's show and the one hosted by Thompson. Other Goldline endorsers include Beck, Ingraham, Miller and Lars Larson.

The stable of pitchmen at Rosland includes O'Reilly and fellow Fox News host Brian Kilmeade, Judge-turned-talker Andrew Napolitano and Liddy, among others.
Since they all appear to view the future of the U.S. economy under Obama as at best doubtful and at worst on the verge of catastrophe, there is little difference between the views they express during their shows and the endorsing they do during commercial breaks.
Pitching for gold retailer Rosland Capital, O'Reilly declares the dollar "under attack at home, from a Fed that's printing paper money like it has no value, and from China, whose actions are tipping the balance of the global currency system away from the U.S. dollar" Beck, who has taken to comparing the state of the U.S. economy to that of modern day Zimbabwe or pre-Hitler Germany, has been urging his viewers to invest in gold, and bragging about his own gold investments since at least last year.
"I know that you've been listening and watching my shows," he said in a promo incorporated into a "Beck talks" video on his website.


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[high_treason]

But isn't the gold already controlled by the Jewish banksters? I would assume the same for the rest of the prescious metals. Maybe its another scam to milk money from whoever has any to spare!

The only thing I think would make an excellent investment for anytime (Economic boom, Economic recession, Economic depression) is an agricultural land, or land that you can plant your own food on it. Gold and silver will not feed you, but your own harvest will. I also never heard from any of the people who promote gold about how we will use it when inflation is hitting the roof?

Lets say you buy 10 bullions, you sell one for 1000,000 which will probably be worth 100 or a 1000, you will keep doing it for how many days, weeks, months? It won't last forever. Also if you sell it on one day for a 1000,000 in a hyper inflation scenario the day after or even the hour after that 1000,000 will be worth a lot less. But if you plant your own food you can at least barter your surplus for other goods/services.

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silver is a better value
We do have a few very small, very common gold coins. There is a certain hesitation when acquiring more, when as you say, rothschild seems to have cornered the market, indians have the rest, and the states have tungsten.

Right as people are discovering they have the ability to set-off or discharge debts and enforce the discharge through commercial procedure and private administrative process, rothschild uses what is left of his monopoly power to try to damage the currency as much as he can. I think there is no coincidence there, as the maritime liens pile up against his servants.