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Glen Beck's Gold Scam

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Sorry this is so huge, but I thought it would be a good conversation piece. :lol:

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Nothing about Beck would surprise me ...

Beck is a guy who at one time I felt had good intentions and he still makes some good points on his show but takes it to the crazy level.

 

 

In short I think he has went money hunger and borderline nuts.........................

Beck is a guy who at one time I felt had good intentions and he still makes some good points on his show but takes it to the crazy level.

 

 

In short I think he has went money hunger and borderline nuts.........................

 

To hear folks in the Louisville radio market tell it, he's been waaaayyyy over the border at least since the '80s.

Beck is a guy who at one time I felt had good intentions and he still makes some good points on his show but takes it to the crazy level.

 

 

In short I think he has went money hunger and borderline nuts.........................

 

I agree. I used to watch him quite a bit but after his crying episode I started looking at him as someone on the fringes of nutsville.

I wonder how much he is compensated to be a spokesman for this sham.

 

There are nutcases on both sides of the aisle. Just so happens that GB has a bit more visibility than most with a show on the F&B network.

To hear folks in the Louisville radio market tell it, he's been waaaayyyy over the border at least since the '80s.

 

Didn't know that's where he started. Never have watched the guy as his facial expressions alone irritated me. Turn the sound off and watch sometime for something pretty funny.

Weiner and Beck were both on The Factor a couple months ago talking about this. I did not find much substance in Weiner's investigation.

 

In a nutshell, Weiner is claiming Beck and other conservative radio personalities are scaring the public about the decreasing value of the dollar bill and to invest in gold. While I am not saying Weiner is completely wrong in that these companies are attempting to trick people in to buying in to a scheme, a big chunk of America needs to be locked up because I hear advertisements all the time about investing in gold or come in and sell your gold for money at jewelry store advertisements, etc. We have been told for years the value of gold.

 

If Weiner was investigating the institution as a whole, that would be better, but he is directly going after Goldline because of Glenn Beck's political, err... consumer influence.

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People have to remeber that all of these folks Beck, O'Reilly, Olbermann, Maddow, etc are all ENTERTAINERS. I can't stand Olbermann, for instance, but if he gets ratings and produces for MSNBC, then more power to him.

Didn't know that's where he started. Never have watched the guy as his facial expressions alone irritated me. Turn the sound off and watch sometime for something pretty funny.

 

I don't think he started here, but he spent a good chunk of his early career in L'ville.

I don't think he started here, but he spent a good chunk of his early career in L'ville.

 

1985 to 1987. I'm sure it just seemed longer to the fine folks of Louisville.

Weiner and Beck were both on The Factor a couple months ago talking about this. I did not find much substance in Weiner's investigation.

 

In a nutshell, Weiner is claiming Beck and other conservative radio personalities are scaring the public about the decreasing value of the dollar bill and to invest in gold. While I am not saying Weiner is completely wrong in that these companies are attempting to trick people in to buying in to a scheme, a big chunk of America needs to be locked up because I hear advertisements all the time about investing in gold or come in and sell your gold for money at jewelry store advertisements, etc. We have been told for years the value of gold.

 

If Weiner was investigating the institution as a whole, that would be better, but he is directly going after Goldline because of Glenn Beck's political, err... consumer influence.

If anyone need to be "locked up" it's Weiner and his weenie pals in Congress who have actively decreased the value of the dollar with their profligate spending and anti-business activities.

 

If seen Weiner on TV several times and can't escape the idea that his mom still lays out his wardrobe for him daily.

Sorry this is so huge, but I thought it would be a good conversation piece. :lol:

I am confused how this is Beck's scam? For that matter I am confused how it is a scam at all. If you don't research what your investing your money in that's on you.

Weiner and Beck were both on The Factor a couple months ago talking about this. I did not find much substance in Weiner's investigation.

 

In a nutshell, Weiner is claiming Beck and other conservative radio personalities are scaring the public about the decreasing value of the dollar bill and to invest in gold. While I am not saying Weiner is completely wrong in that these companies are attempting to trick people in to buying in to a scheme, a big chunk of America needs to be locked up because I hear advertisements all the time about investing in gold or come in and sell your gold for money at jewelry store advertisements, etc. We have been told for years the value of gold.

 

If Weiner was investigating the institution as a whole, that would be better, but he is directly going after Goldline because of Glenn Beck's political, err... consumer influence.

 

Nice response.

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