Meet Porter Stansberry, the fraudster behind ominous ‘NewAmerica3′ ads

Lol. People trying to pretend Alex Jones is the enemy again. Hilarious. Just hilarious.

I dont play this eitger with us or against us crap, alex jones isnt the enemy, but doesnt nean i wont criticize him if he deserves it. Nobody is perfect and better for supporters to know one's flaws and fault than for an opponent to point it out and then people race to deny or defend
 
I've seen his videos, and I don't trust them. There's a lot of truth in them, but also a lot of hype and marketing techniques. I'm sure the guy is raking it in because he does seem to be a skilled marketing strategist. There's nothing wrong with that.

Yet, I don't like the fact that he's posing as yet another self-appointed guru with the ability to predict the future and tell people how to save themselves from the coming meltdown scenarios. Great information is available for free, and from sources that are cheaper than Mr. Stansberry's products and services.

No one knows where the market will go, and even real prophets like Ron Paul can only spot fundamental disasters eating through the whole system. They don't totally know how it will play out either. But then, Ron Paul doesn't pretend to know the specifics about how society and government may react, or offer secret advice for individuals (only macro-scale solutions). Stansberry does, and that's phony.
 
interesting, seeing as how that'll compete with his own investment plans.

He did it because he was an "affiliate" getting a commission for each sale. He had a unique URL like AJ did. I think he was #12. AJ was #3. I wonder who the other numbers are!
 
He did it because he was an "affiliate" getting a commission for each sale. He had a unique URL like AJ did. I think he was #12. AJ was #3. I wonder who the other numbers are!

again, the commission he paid him must've been worth the competition to his own business. you would think Peter Schiff who's allegedly a financial genius would make enough money he either doesn't need sponsors, or can outdo this guy, or has a track record of making people money that wouldn't allow advertisement of competitors.
 
I've seen his videos, and I don't trust them. There's a lot of truth in them, but also a lot of hype and marketing techniques. I'm sure the guy is raking it in because he does seem to be a skilled marketing strategist. There's nothing wrong with that.

Yet, I don't like the fact that he's posing as yet another self-appointed guru with the ability to predict the future and tell people how to save themselves from the coming meltdown scenarios. Great information is available for free, and from sources that are cheaper than Mr. Stansberry's products and services.

No one knows where the market will go, and even real prophets like Ron Paul can only spot fundamental disasters eating through the whole system. They don't totally know how it will play out either. But then, Ron Paul doesn't pretend to know the specifics about how society and government may react, or offer secret advice for individuals (only macro-scale solutions). Stansberry does, and that's phony.

exactly.

by the way, my view is hyperinflation isn't even going to happen in the US, not that "its true but this guy doesn't have the answer".
 
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