Rick Sanchez blasts Sean Hannity over his endorsement of Stanford Financial's gold
Go get him Rick. I saw the Nixon criminal---G.Libby doing a commercial pimping gold too and throwing the American dollar on the floor on FOX News. They are such good Americans, aren't they?
More on Stanford Financial
Stanford Financial Group, which federal regulators say is involved in a massive investment fraud, has described members of its board of directors as seasoned financial minds overseeing the bank's executive team.
In fact, two of those members who live in this dusty Central Texas town are octogenarians who live in quiet retirement. One of them is a stroke victim who hasn't communicated with anyone in almost nine years.
The other is James Stanford, the 81-year-old father of the central figure in the alleged fraud, R. Allen Stanford. The elder Stanford keeps a small office in Mexia (pronounced Muh-HAY-uh) with a sign that says "Stanford Financial Group" outside but who readily acknowledges he just uses it as a place to "hang out."
James Stanford said he couldn't believe the allegations against his son and would be heartbroken if they were true. But he added his advice: "Do the right thing."
ummm.. frist (is that too 2008?) and i'm glad Sean is the "real america," dyversifying his portfolio, buying gold... FUCK him.
Still, it's nice to see it.
But I agree, this gold shit is outta hand. Plays into the hands of the people who are holding a lot of it now. That's not most of us.
Don't try to confuse the issue with half-truths and gorilla dust.
gold isnt getting out of hand...
it's the fiat dollar that is outta hand.
its all engineered banker fraud. The gold isnt getting anymore valuable, so to speak, its the paper stuff is losing it's worth thats all.
however dont despair!!! there are other things besides gold that the more average person like you or me can invest in or at least "hold" our money in... and those are things like food, alcohol, drugs, guns ect...you know..."barterable stuff"
gold is easy to buy anyway! zillions of coin dealers online...nothing wrong with a little gold!!!
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I want your horse, but you don't want my camel. All I want to trade is my camel, nothing else. All you want to trade is your horse, nothing else. Now you can become an expert in the camel market, or I can become an expert in the horse market, or we can use currency to get the deal done. Otherwise, I'm heading to the next village, or your waiting for someone to come along with the object you desire. Barter....
Go read some histories on the Great Depression. The countries that got off of the gold standard the earliest recovered from the crisis the earliest. Fiat currency works because it's tied to the production of the issuing nations' economies. It allows smoother transitions out of deflationary or inflationary crises by either printing more of it or withdrawing it.
Don't try to confuse the issue with half-truths and gorilla dust.
Fiat currency works WHEN it's tied to the production of the issuing nations' economies.
Fiat currency fails when it is arbitrarily manipulated for the sake of profit by the markets of those nations' economies.
when you said,
"Fiat currency works because it's tied to the production of the issuing nations' economies."
I agree totally.
and thats why gold is holding its worth...because American production is gone...we consume more than we make. and our money loses value...
prepare to barter one day soon...if you remain free enough to do so!
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gold is as much as a fiat currency as paper money. Unless you are needing it for industrial use.
It has an assigned value, which fluctuates according to supply and demand. I can't eat or drink gold. It has less value than food in a famine or water in a drought. It only has value because Paulists think it does.
me-oww!
Hmmm....
Don't try to confuse the issue with half-truths and gorilla dust.
The four main (non fiat) "currencies" in the world are
Food
Guns
Drugs
Gold
and they all fluctuate in value (according to market) and none of them have any worth if you have no freedom! (exept maybe the guns)
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Food, (clean)water, clothing and shelter. That about covers it all as far as human needs go. The rest of it just aids us to live w/out having to evolve. And, no, we don't evolve any longer, because we have found ways to make it so that we control the enviroment around us.
Tell me, why is it that gold (and silver- you forgot silver) became currency rather than precious stones?
Don't try to confuse the issue with half-truths and gorilla dust.
...Its just been that way since ancient egyptian times thats all.
gold is money...been that way for thousands of years...I guess cuz its a pretty color, easy to mold and work (and divide), and it doesnt tarnish, or crack, and there are limited supplies of it.
I know that fiat money works when the economy grows, but...
It aint growin' anymore!
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A minor point.
While it is true species evolve while they are subject to natural selection, just because a species learns to control the natural part, does not mean they stop evolving. It is very possible that the learned ability is inevitable, even selected for, and subsequently leads to a new form of evolution. It’s very difficult to extrapolate the evolutionary trends of a species when you are that species.
And yes, Gold, Silver, precious stones, or clams and beads make no difference. All are just as arbitrary as the other, and all can be just as easily manipulated. Think DeBeers.
Unlike precious stones, each of which are unique and fragile artifacts, gold is indestructible. Any fragment of gold can be melted down and refined, and its purity independently assayed. In addition, it is rare and its properties make it one of the most useful metals in existence. Gold is so inherently valuable that it is actually economically worthwhile to "mine" it from municipal waste disposal sites, which may contain a higher ratio of salvageable gold than some currently active gold mines.
Funny, Paulists were a heretical group from what is now Bosnia Herzegovina (although I get them confused with Patarenes.)
Diabolus est Deus Inversus
Hannity's shameless infomercial for his personal financial valet Stanford Group is irrelevant to the price and politics of gold. Anyone can buy gold in any amount these days, not just millionaires, and it's been a hell of a lot safer investment than gambling on the stock market. If you wish, you can trade in gold directly online or on Ebay with no brokerage fees or "investment advisors" involved.
Of course, you may feel that it's somehow unpatriotic to bet not only against the speculators' stock market but to dump the banksters' Federal Reserve notes that Congress is hastily printing in the trillions. If so, please continue to park your wages into their banks and IRA's; they're starving for every scrap of liquidity they can consume.
If you want to go after Hannity and Liddy (not Libby) for be ass hats fine, they are assssssssssses no question. It really has nothing to do with gold as an investment. John you seem to be almost attacking gold as an investment. Some us here tried to get people here to do their own research on gold and silver but got nothing but flack. Some of us understand the history of money and it's place as real money and as a hedge to preserve wealth.
If anyone here understood what we are facing you wouldn't be scoffing at any investments, you would be educating yourselves on them and making informed decisions. I can tell you sitting back and waiting for things to get better is a formula for getting wiped out. You should do some research in fiat currency, there have been over 3800 throughout history. How many have succeeded? ZERO!
Goodnight, Frau Blücher
Why?
When you invest in gold you are not actually buying gold. You are buying a promise from a company that they have the money (fiat currency) to buy that much gold. If the company goes under or if the currency collapses you are assed out.
The gold market is just as screwed up as the stockmarket.
Yes, you can buy paper certificates from private funds that are allegedly redeemable in gold. But as you point out, this type of contract is no more reliable than investing in the stock market.
Real physical gold, however, is available in a variety of forms. And unlike fiat currencies, it cannot be fabricated out of thin air by banksters and leveraged into fractional fraudulence by loan sharks. While governments can and do attempt to manipulate its world-wide spot price, gold's long term exchange value has steadily increased over the decades.
And if you split it evenly between every human alive, how much would each person have?
Don't try to confuse the issue with half-truths and gorilla dust.
There is much more on the history of money to be posted but in short gold is sold by the gram and can be revalued under the dollar to give dollar some legitimacy, it's only been 38 years since we left it. Gold and silver are real money, proof is gold is listed as a reserve asset on every central banks financials. Gold is hard to get out of the ground making it rare and valuable; it is malleable allowing it to be easily segmented into equal amounts again and again. It has few industrial uses, gold is held for keeping. Gold is natural store of value; it has intrinsic value and is no mans liability unlike our current dollar which is literally a debt to the people. We must pay interest in every dollar printed into circulation, therefore the fiat dollar itself is designed to slowly rob of us of our wealth. Because the dollar is losing value if it’s not moving, its very nature inhibits savings and good fiscal habits.
Gold does two things 1) it serves as a baseline for our money and helps maintain value; the corruption of fiat currency only has obscured the difference between price and value. The only way to know what something is worth now is to compare the prices between different asset classes. For example when the Dow was at its peak of 14,000 in 2007 it looked like an all time high in terms of dollars but only in terms of dollars! If you took one share of the Dow and compared it against other asset classes you could see it had fallen in terms of value.
Since 1999 the Dow has been crashing when compared against the other asset classes such as Oil, industrial metals, agricultures, Gold, and commodities. Take oil in 1999 you could sell one share of the Dow and buy 800 barrels of oil, the Dow has fallen almost 90% measured against oil since then, before the recent free fall you could sell one share and buy roughly 100 barrels of oil. The dollar itself is a debt to the US tax payer we pay interest on, only 38 years ago the dollar had intrinsic value under the gold standard. Why should we pay interest on the very currency we use? Michael Maloney (an advisor to Robert Kiyosaki) explains this in his book Guide to Investing in Gold to Silver” it is much more than the title suggests, it is more of a play book of what to expect in an economic crash.
2) Gold regulates interest rates; we would never have seen such reckless lending under a gold standard system. With the baseline of Gold bubbles are much easier to identify sooner. To those who say there isn’t enough gold in the world to return to it, that is not true. Again money is just and idea, the FED currently has 8,000 tons on the books at $45 dollars an ounce, today’s face value is closer $940 an ounce, they could revalue gold to whatever was required to back our current monetary base. That would legitimize our dollar and give the US a badly needed asset.
Lastly there is the history of dismal fiat failures. Over 3800 fiat currencies in history have come and gone, not one has survived, with a success track record of zero how will it be different this time? As Michael Maloney said "History gives this probability of zero. Each time we sailed toward economic doom the greatest financial minds in the world were at the helm. Do you really think we should continue letting them steer the ship?"
For 200 years in this country alone gold worked, only in the last 38 years we left it and in that time we have virtually destroyed the dollar and all the worlds currency because they pegged to our dollar because it was backed by gold. We detached them when Nixon detached us.
Goodnight, Frau Blücher
it was better when it was THE limiting factor, but obviously that was fake fake fake. Just like paper money, because the limiting factor can be easily ignored.
When we ran out of gold, it was not the same as running out of water. Or food. Or oxygen. Those are hard and fast barriers.
me-oww!
but without some mechanism, I don't care if's gold, or chocolate gold coins we need something that is going to help deter the manipulation of paper as has occurred under fiat currency. In Weimar Germany they were burning paper money for heat because it cost less than going to the store to buy wood.
Money must serve the following functions:
1. Unit of account
2. Medium of exchange
3. Store of value
4. Unit of deferred payment
Store of value, that is what is missing from our dollar today, it is a debt to the people. Our very money is a debt to us. When the FED raises or lowers interest rates it is the rate they are loaing money to banks we withdraw and call money! WTF!?!?! Must I pay interest on the money I earn from labor, this is not loaned to me, it’s my money!
In other words the dollar is losing if it’s not moving, and there in lies the problem with our crisis, money is not moving. We should be able to save a dollar and have our dollar be worth a dollar in 100 years or 1000 years.
Goodnight, Frau Blücher
Fri, 02/20/2009 - 21:45 — VegasRage
but without some mechanism, I don't care if's gold, or chocolate gold coins
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Let's all sing the Dreidl song!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sL7NZzVVXxg
Diabolus est Deus Inversus
LMAO! Great catch *ahem* I my defense... It is perfectly legitimate to consolidate the words if and it's into the conjunction of If's when your brain operates faster than your fingers can type.
Under such circumstances occasionally aided by two or more cups of Peet's Coffee™ your brain may buffer and collapse data into shortened words.
So it is written so it is done
Goodnight, Frau Blücher
US dollars are literally created by fiat, each time a bank loan officer decides to extend a new line of credit to a customer. The US Federal Reserve requires only that each bank stockpile a fraction (about 10%) of its outstanding loans in liquid assets. This system of "fractional reserve banking" is what leads to long term inflation as the supply of dollars steadily increases, literally at the whim of the banksters.
In stark contrast, gold cannot be created at whim, it must be mined from the ground by a worldwide industry whose production rates and costs can be predicted years in advance. This makes physical gold immune to the financial leverage schemes of banksters and governments. In addition, since gold atoms are virtually indestructible, it can always be recovered no matter how wrecklessly we collectively squander it.
The limiting factor of 'no more gold' is not hard to overcome. The limiting factor of 'no more water' is.
And water is the next battlefield.
me-oww!
too bad, imagine how much this world could have accomplished if we acted like a team.
Goodnight, Frau Blücher
It’s hard to argue with what you have posted, and I know you have posted this before. I will, however, take exception to a couple things…
One of my favorite statistics (okay, jokes). There are now just as many people alive on this planet today than have ever lived and died. This being the case, what are my chances of living forever? Oh, 50-50.
Ok, my point.
The ancient Polynesians might have presented the same argument for their own currency. To wit – all others have failed before ours, so all of them were bad. Ours is the only one that lasts – so it must be the best…
Only, it didn’t last.
Same applies to Gold. Yes, it has the longest history, and by its nature lends itself well to currency. But that neither means it’s the only form of currency, nor even the best. It’s just one that has been used in the past and continues in use today.
The problem of hoarding, control and manipulation still exists with gold. The actual value as it relates to real assets (you know Food and such) is still arbitrary. For this reason it is subject to the same pitfalls of Fiat.
first used in Greece in 640 BC, they eventually diluted silver with other metals and destroyed their money too. Interesting fact the reason they put ridges in quarters and larger coins was because people first started to cheat money by shaving the edges off slightly and tried to pass them as off as the real thing.
The US has seen at least two failed currencies before, our first currency was the Continental and the second was the Greenback dollar. Both died after becoming utterly worthless. Paper is easily manipulated. It’s why our founding fathers strictly forbid notes of credit; the Federal Reserve Note is a note of credit. The U.S. Constitution forbids the states from making anything other than gold and silver coin legal tender for payment of debts. It was intended that the metal value of the coin, which people in the business call “melt value,” would equal the nominal value of the coin.
In 1863 (until 1934) the first US Currency was issued, the Gold certificate and it read “This certifies that there have been deposited in the Treasury of the United States ten dollars in gold payable to the bearer on demand. Silver Certificates has a similar inscription and were in circulation until 1963. Then along came the Federal Reserve Note under the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 (Owen-Glass Act – now there is an interesting story worth looking up).
One of the newly formed FED’s actions were to introduce the Federal Reserve Note and modify the message on our gold backed money to say they were redeemable “in gold or any lawful money”, they also were given the power to provide for an “elastic money supply.” and then the final blow was in 1934 the Gold Reserve Act removed the word gold from Federal Reserve notes and a new redemption clause read, “This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private, and is redeemable in lawful money at the United States Treasury, or at any Federal Reserve Bank.“ the dollar was now intrinsically worthless.
The dollar lost it’s backing in gold but was still considered “good as gold” because of the Bretton Woods Agreement. In that agreement the dollar was pegged to gold and for that reason all other currencies pegged to the dollar as the reserve currency. By 1971, President Nixon was forced to close the “gold window” because under the agreement France was emptying our vaults of gold. The significance of that repudiation cannot be minimized. It was the national equivalent of declaring bankruptcy.
You see we have been slowly robbed of our wealth over time. Today the dollar placed into the system at interest, we owe interest on every dollar printed. We have even been screwed out of our coins, until 1964 dimes, quarters, half dollars, and silver dollars we made out of 90% silver. Then that ended except for the Kennedy half dollars between 1965 to 1970 they were made out of 40% silver and then none.
Much of what I say here comes from Peters Schiff’s book “Crash Proof” and Michael Maloney’s book “Guide to Investing in Gold and Silver”.
I don't know about you but that pisses me off.
Goodnight, Frau Blücher
For the record - it pisses me off too.
I understand that people write books claiming that the Federal Reserve Bank and a credit backed currency are bad. They always claim that the gold standard is all choo-choo trains and candy canes; but, they often tend to leave out the following events. The American financial system has never really had its shit together. Things were just as jacked-up if not worse when we were on the gold standard.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panic_of_1797
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depression_of_1807
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panic_of_1819
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panic_of_1837
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panic_of_1857
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panic_of_1873
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Depression
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panic_of_1893
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panic_of_1907
...a good reason to lose the Fed.
...since they arent able to do the job we hired em for.
we hired them in 1913 to "smooth out" those ups and downs.
what a waste!
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Throwing up a bunch of dates in US history pointing to economic calamity without qualification does not make a case; you need to know what happened during these periods. It was not gold that failed during these periods in fact all of the dates you put up coincide with prolonged expensive wars where the US found itself going into debt to pay for it’s battles and issued paper to pay for them debasing the currency; Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War, WWI.
This shows every date you have listed was the result of failed fiat currencies from the US Continental to the US Greenback.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_do...
Want an interesting read? Google a Kondratieff Cycle.
History has shown the top reason for fiat currency creation and failure is due to prolonged expensive wars. The single worst investment is war because it is an investment in destruction, bullets and bombs can not be reused and it destroys other investments along the way. It’s a lose, lose situation. Think about that and then think about two wars we have been paying for without raising taxes courtesy of NeanderBush. We will never pay for these wars, we haven’t even paid off the Vietnam War.
From 1871 to 1914, when WWI began most of the developed world operated under what is referred to as the classic gold standard. During this period there was no monetary inflation, none zip, nada. Sure there were booms and busts, inflations and deflations in the cost of goods (supply and demand). But from the beginning to end of the classic gold standard it averaged out as a zero sum game. The reason? Gold was the great equalizer.
Think about that, how many people here are harping over the jaded system where the fat cats always have the upper hand? Most I dare to say. He who makes the rules gets to keep the gold. Your wealth is being robbed from you right now under your very nose slowly and insidiously. The FED prints dollars that are backed by only the world’s faith in our ability to conduct our affairs responsibly. The FED loans banks dollars which we tax payers are paying interest on every one ever printed.
That means the dollar is a liability and why savers are penalized instead of rewarded. This system was designed to generate a revenue stream to the FED who is not a government body, it’s a private company and contrary to its name the FED has no reserves, its largest holder is JP Morgan Chase, it has never been audited, and is tax exempt. Our wealth is forfeited to the nations upper 1% of the wealthiest who control our money supply. If the dairy association’s slogan is “Got Milk?” Surely the FED’s is “Got Control?” The formation of the FED was the beginning of the end for the US, our founding fathers were dead against central banks having lived under the tyranny of George the III only to see the same mechanism of control get instituted here in this country.
Every 70 to 100 years there are depression events but many believe we are witnessing a once in every 200 to 300 year event, the debasement and failing of a fiat currency. Think not? Look at the countries whose government has failed already in this crisis. Never before in the history of the world did a single currency permeate the entire planet; everyone is pegged to the dollar. That is the only reason the dollar has become stronger, it’s the reserve currency but people fleeing to it are not doing so out of strength, but rather panic. The dollar will likely crash before this crisis is over and that is why gold and silver are sitting at the prices they are now. If gold and silver meant nothing then you would not hear economists use to the term “real dollars”, which is pre-inflation gold and silver money.
Goodnight, Frau Blücher
There is legitimate concern over weather ETF's actually have the metal they claim behind them, its just paper IOUs on gold. There is a good chance they will default in this unraveling stock market.
Think about what I just said
Now stop and think about what occurred in this recent stock market crash, it was the manipulation of unsupported paper. Paper derivatives backed by paper, and more paper, and no accountability to ever repay them if they failed. Companies come companies go, gold though will last for ever outlasting all companies and paper asset which we are finding out aren’t worth the paper they are written on.
Goodnight, Frau Blücher
He actually seems OK sometimes.
or is it my sys.?Could have been Firefox... I closed other tabs and it sounds good...
Study the symptoms not the virus...
Why do you hate America??
Just kidding! Keep it up.
I find Sean particularly offensive. It’s not his presentation or lack of scruples so much, Billy and Rush are just as bad. I object mostly to his specious and sophomoric arguments. If there ever was a logic impaired mouth-piece, it is Sean.
But here Sean was just reading ad copy on the radio. He probably had no clue who the hell Stanford was or even cared.
I think it's good advice, though physical commodities in general are better then a stock certificate right now I believe.
Why Scamity is pushin that crook is another story...
Study the symptoms not the virus...
Scamity will do ANYTHING for a dollar. Anything! He is a whore by any definition (no offense to sex workers).
If you keep gold in a safety deposit box, the gov. can come and confiscate it if the poop hits the fan.
can (they) confiscate your bank account too?
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but governments have been known to confiscate gold and such in economic crisis.
Here's a (meh) relevant link
http://www.wellsfargonevadagold.com/exec-orde...
...to take a lot of things from the people during criseses...freedoms and whatnot...
...They have even been known to take lives on occasion!!
...but yeah wow!, F.D.Roosevelt confiscated everyones gold in 1933! (unless of course) you were a wealthy "collector"!
...no wonder the great depression lasted so long!!!!
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were the first countries to recover from the Great Depression.
Don't try to confuse the issue with half-truths and gorilla dust.
...off the gold standard.
(in 71' or 72')
...not Roosevelt.
in 33'
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Earlier today Sanchez came down hard on Michelle Bachmann (the weirdo from Minnesota). I'm thinking that I like this Sanchez guy. Jury is still out but he is making bous points. Keep it up rick and you could be the Olbermann/Maddow of CNN. A truth teller. Don't forget he called out Joe the Plumber's Helper pretty hard a couple times too.
cutie.
Easy there...
Whatever happened to joe the plumber?
Has he cut a gospel gangsta-rap album yet?
Diabolus est Deus Inversus
invaded his bunghole and they had to call the RoterRooter guy to apply the snake. RoterRooter guy said he had never seen anyone so full of shit.
Gracias.
"...Money Trumps Peace..." G.W. Bush, 2007
that Stanford Financial was managing Sean Hannity's money. That would be so perfect.
So, I listen to that gasbag sometimes for comic relief. It's usually the only kind of station I can get.
He's been hawking that crap for months.
"Rick Sanchez blasts Sean Hannity over his endorsement of Stanford Financial's gold"
And I'm sure they're all praying for golden showers.
Diabolus est Deus Inversus
I hear lots of advertisements for gold on Air America and other liberal stations ... both Thom Hartmann and Rachel Maddow do gold commercials .to tell the truth I don't know who the company is ... not having enough money to buy a flake of gold dust, I don't really pay attention
...type in gold and silver coin.
...hundreds of precious metals dealers...out there on the internets tubes...
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Stock market = pump and dump
Gold market = pump and dump
In out, repeat if necessary
I watched Hannity tonight. He was talking bad about FDR. Little man Hannity was bad-mouthing the Greatest President of the 20th Century. The crippled man with Polio who inherrited a bankrupt nation and turned it into the Greatest Financial Empire the World has ever known. Hannity really did this. He might as well of talked badly about George Washington. Why does he do this to our history? I think perhaps he is upset that he carried so much water for bushco; yet, the American people rejected bushco. Now he is all butt-hurt and attacks one of Americas most loved Presidents. Now I come here; and, what do I see. Hannity being busted out for advertising a snake oil salesman. Disguting little man is Hannity.
who is going to listen? If enough people turn the channel when the see Slant-Head going on a crazed rant, Sean the Pawn will go the way of sand castles at the beach.
"...Money Trumps Peace..." G.W. Bush, 2007
When all the dummies run to buy gold at 2000.00 an ounce the value will plummet like every other bubble we have been witnessing. No currency in the world is tied to gold. None. These Paultards don't know what the fuck they're talking about.
Our dollar is in the shitter because we don't make anything anymore. And that's because we have trade deals being written by traitors, and an electorate that is barely smart enough to keep from drooling on themselves.
When I saw little old ladies flipping properties, I knew it was over for real estate. When I see infomercials on people "making it big" in gold, I see the exact same thing. I'm not saying gold isn't going to go up or down, people will make shitloads of money. But come on, no one sees another bubble forming here?
I personally think Hannity is a 1st class moronic hate monger,but to be fair,it was a paid personal endorsement
I knew if I waited long enough, Shammity would step on his meat. :)
The Hannitys can hoard up all the gold they want, when the shit hits the fan, the feds will order everyone to hand over their stash or go to prison. They did it in 1933, they'll do it again.
Conveniently, Hannity hasn't bothered to mention that even Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was buying gold in Texas.
Canada for the win!
Seeing G. Gordon Liddy pimping a gold trader on TV is like watching Imelda Marcos peddle a shoe company.
"Respect for the rights of others is peace." --Benito Juarez
Fattity is a Reslug, which we all know means crook.
How many of Shamity's watchers can afford to buy gold and hold it? The rich Republicans who are USING the dumb, stupid, soon to be penniless, wannabe Republicans do not watch Shamity. They just let him and Rush carry their water for them. Do you think that Rick Santelli watches Shun or Rush?
I hate Hannity with all my soul, but there are progressives like Rachel maddow and Bill Press and others who routinely pimp Gold on their radio shows.
Hey Hannity did you ever receive your gold?
I hope Stanford took him to the cleaners. Ha ha ha!
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