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By the way, I expect to be fully flamed for this...about 15 minutes in myself and everything makes complete sense to my uneducated ***.
 
did you get to the sales pitch at the 55 minute mark?

To follow the teaching of Ayn Rand is one thing - to be as long winded as her is another.
 
candrew said:
did you get to the sales pitch at the 55 minute mark?

To follow the teaching of Ayn Rand is one thing - to be as long winded as her is another.
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Haha, I did. It's definitely a bit of a scheme but I thought the guy made very strong points, no? At least in my uneducated opinion.
 
Hahaha, I love this kind of crap -- almost as much as I love watching people fall for it.
 
SalmonHobo said:
Haha, I did. It's definitely a bit of a scheme but I thought the guy made very strong points, no? At least in my uneducated opinion.
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Considering it is from a website of a company it was pretty obvious from the get-go that it was an elaborate advertisement. But I agree with you that he laid out pretty succinctly some of the major financial and economic issues our country is facing. Definitely some chicken-little-ishness there, but it was good to spur conversation with my kids, where even my 10-year-old watched the whole thing with us.
 
I will not watch this video. But when you factor Europe, the dollar, the debt, unemployment, China, and a multitude of other factors, you'd have to be naive to think we've weathered the storm. To anyone not paying attention, the sky might fall.
 
SalmonHobo said:
Anybody watch this? If so, what are your thoughts? Is this guy off his rocker? Pearl? Duck? Kicky? Anyone? Anyone? Something D-O-O economics. In case people are curious, it's a sort of warning about a huge (financial) crisis that is coming.

https://www.stansberryresearch.com/pro/1108PSINEWVD/6PSIMB00/PR
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The Pearl lives in Anguilla and Kicky recently quit his job and moved to Barbados so that's all you need to know about what those nut jobs think of the American economy.
 
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