*dupepof=http://videosift.com/video/College-Conspiracy-the-full-documentary

thought i recognized this.maybhe i should have watched a bit more before i voted.
gah..i suck.
*dupepof=http://videosift.com/video/College-Conspiracy-the-full-documentary

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

That reminds me, I've got some beautiful waterfront property on the Mississippi that I'm looking to unload fast. You interested in buying it? I'll give you a big 10% discount off of last years selling price. >> ^blankfist:
>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:
Be careful blankfist, it's generally not a good sign when you google a business and the second auto-complete option adds the word scam.

The second auto-complete option for cesar millan is cesar millan gay.



What? The stimulus didn't stabilize the economy enough to keep your property value from dropping this year?

That reminds me, I've got some beautiful waterfront property on the Mississippi that I'm looking to unload fast. You interested in buying it? I'll give you a big 10% discount off of last years selling price. >> ^blankfist:

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:
Be careful blankfist, it's generally not a good sign when you google a business and the second auto-complete option adds the word scam.

The second auto-complete option for cesar millan is cesar millan gay.

>> ^blankfist:

>> ^NetRunner:
>> ^blankfist:
And their stock suggestions have worked out well for me. But that's mainly because I think it's a good idea to bet against the US dollar, especially now, and their stock suggestions are basically mostly that.

So be specific, how are they saying to bet against the dollar? Buy gold and silver? Buy foreign currency or foreign stocks & bonds?
Which of those have paid off big (you mentioned tripling your 401k)?

I didn't say they said "bet against the dollar". I said that. They don't sell gold or silver, either. They review companies that do though. And as far as I can tell they're not selling anything.
They have a number of stocks they think will do well as the currency inflates, and so far they've been spot on. Mainly mining companies and the occasional agriculture company. Read on.
http://inflation.us/stocks.html


Intro paragraph at that link:

One of our missions at the National Inflation Association is to discover and profile companies that we believe will prosper in an inflationary environment. Typically we will bring to you producing, profitable, Gold and Silver companies with strong balance sheets. We believe these stocks have a chance of becoming some of the best performers of the next decade.

That said, those look like decent enough picks, even if the much ballyhooed hyperinflation never actually arrives. They've got oil, gas, food, tech stocks, even some potash (very trendy) in there, which are mostly bets that global warming is real, the oil is running out, and the developing economies will rapidly increase their demand for food & oil over the next decade. All safe bets!

Though the bulk of it is stock in precious metal traders and miners, and I'm not sure that quite counts as "betting against the dollar" so much as betting that the hysteria about inflation will lead to a boom for gold traders. At least inflation.us knows which side their bread is buttered on.

Assuming these companies themselves aren't scams, they're not setting you up to lose your shirt if Paul Krugman continues to be right, and Peter Schiff continues to be wrong. You might take a hit if/when a Republican reclaims the White House, and all the talk of inflation disappears though.

>> ^NetRunner:

>> ^blankfist:
And their stock suggestions have worked out well for me. But that's mainly because I think it's a good idea to bet against the US dollar, especially now, and their stock suggestions are basically mostly that.

So be specific, how are they saying to bet against the dollar? Buy gold and silver? Buy foreign currency or foreign stocks & bonds?
Which of those have paid off big (you mentioned tripling your 401k)?


I didn't say they said "bet against the dollar". I said that. They don't sell gold or silver, either. They review companies that do though. And as far as I can tell they're not selling anything.

They have a number of stocks they think will do well as the currency inflates, and so far they've been spot on. Mainly mining companies and the occasional agriculture company. Read on.

http://inflation.us/stocks.html

>> ^blankfist:

And their stock suggestions have worked out well for me. But that's mainly because I think it's a good idea to bet against the US dollar, especially now, and their stock suggestions are basically mostly that.


So be specific, how are they saying to bet against the dollar? Buy gold and silver? Buy foreign currency or foreign stocks & bonds?

Which of those have paid off big (you mentioned tripling your 401k)?

>> ^ForgedReality:

The ad at the end to sell memberships and silver kind of makes me wanna take the whole thing with a grain of salt...


What ad? I was expecting there to be a commercial at the end. There wasn't. They don't sell silver or gold. They also don't sell memberships. They have a free newsletter, and it costs nothing, and they've never asked me for a single penny.

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

Be careful blankfist, it's generally not a good sign when you google a business and the second auto-complete option adds the word scam.


The second auto-complete option for cesar millan is cesar millan gay.

>> ^blankfist:

>> ^rottenseed:
There we have it...how long did you watch? Did you watch up to the parts where I was depressed and upset? Did you watch up to the parts when I get enraged at the system? Did you watch up to the part where I was like "wtf?! This isn't a fucking documentary?!" You should really watch whatever you're posting...at least 80% of it just like I should really watch 100% of something before I start commenting. Egg on both our face...
Meh, I maybe watched fifteen minutes. It seemed too heavy handed for me.


haha DAMN YOU! Time troll is a troll!

>> ^rottenseed:

There we have it...how long did you watch? Did you watch up to the parts where I was depressed and upset? Did you watch up to the parts when I get enraged at the system? Did you watch up to the part where I was like "wtf?! This isn't a fucking documentary?!" You should really watch whatever you're posting...at least 80% of it just like I should really watch 100% of something before I start commenting. Egg on both our face...

Meh, I maybe watched fifteen minutes. It seemed too heavy handed for me.

There we have it...how long did you watch? Did you watch up to the parts where I was depressed and upset? Did you watch up to the parts when I get enraged at the system? Did you watch up to the part where I was like "wtf?! This isn't a fucking documentary?!" You should really watch whatever you're posting...at least 80% of it just like I should really watch 100% of something before I start commenting. Egg on both our face...>> ^blankfist:

>> ^enoch:
the progressive arc of my reactions to this documentary:
interesting...
yeah..no child left behind is an abomination!
college debt as the new financial bubble..right on!
falsely inflating job demand in order to bolster enrollment,
in order to receive more funding?
oh man..this documentary is going to be GREAT!
buy silver?
wait..what?
ben bernake?whats he doing in this film?
lawyers are the root of all this?
huh?
they just work for the bankers,financiers and captains of industry.
buy more silver..
wait...whats goin on?
heeeeeeeeey..
am i being PUNK'D?
oh god dammit..blankie fucking got me ...again.
thats it!
im taking my toys and going home!
/storms off

Ha. Well, I haven't watched the whole thing, to be honest. Though, their site does review sellers of gold and silver, and remember that gold company Glenn Beck was pushing really hard a year or two back? They're called Goldline. NIA basically gave them a bad review of two stars: http://inflation.us/reviews/goldline.html
And their stock suggestions have worked out well for me. But that's mainly because I think it's a good idea to bet against the US dollar, especially now, and their stock suggestions are basically mostly that.

>> ^enoch:

the progressive arc of my reactions to this documentary:
interesting...
yeah..no child left behind is an abomination!
college debt as the new financial bubble..right on!
falsely inflating job demand in order to bolster enrollment,
in order to receive more funding?
oh man..this documentary is going to be GREAT!
buy silver?
wait..what?
ben bernake?whats he doing in this film?
lawyers are the root of all this?
huh?
they just work for the bankers,financiers and captains of industry.
buy more silver..
wait...whats goin on?
heeeeeeeeey..
am i being PUNK'D?
oh god dammit..blankie fucking got me ...again.
thats it!
im taking my toys and going home!
/storms off


Ha. Well, I haven't watched the whole thing, to be honest. Though, their site does review sellers of gold and silver, and remember that gold company Glenn Beck was pushing really hard a year or two back? They're called Goldline. NIA basically gave them a bad review of two stars: http://inflation.us/reviews/goldline.html

And their stock suggestions have worked out well for me. But that's mainly because I think it's a good idea to bet against the US dollar, especially now, and their stock suggestions are basically mostly that.

>> ^Mazex:

>> ^ForgedReality:
The ad at the end to sell memberships and silver kind of makes me wanna take the whole thing with a grain of salt...

So true.. MUST GO BUY SOME GOLD AND SILVER so I can join the higher people and gain entry into the promised land after the world economy collapses.
There are some reasonable opinions in this video, but like most one-sided documentaries about important issues, they throw in a load of bullshit too.


If all these companies selling gold and silver honestly believed the dollar was going to be worthless soon, why would they be exchanging precious metals for it? Wouldn't they want to keep as much of it as possible for themselves rather than trade it for worthless money?

Making money off of suckers will never go out of style.

>> ^ForgedReality:

The ad at the end to sell memberships and silver kind of makes me wanna take the whole thing with a grain of salt...


So true.. MUST GO BUY SOME GOLD AND SILVER so I can join the higher people and gain entry into the promised land after the world economy collapses.

There are some reasonable opinions in this video, but like most one-sided documentaries about important issues, they throw in a load of bullshit too.