Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Bill Cooper, bogus, death, evidence, flashback, Freemason, Freemasonry, Lindsey Williams, oath, predictions on January 2, 2013 | Leave a Comment »
Are Lindsey Williams’ bogus predictions unintentional, or deliberate?
According to the late Bill Cooper, Lindsey Williams was a Freemason, and he likely still is, given the consequences of the Freemasonic death oath (see Obligation section).
For more on the late Bill Cooper, see my article, The late Bill Cooper’s rousing speech on the common bond of all Americans: “It’s about freedom”
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged agent, blog, bogus, Facebook, lied, spam, suspicious, The Daily Bell, Web, What Really Happened on November 29, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Beginning in the early hours of November 25, 2012, I started receiving what would end up being 30 suspicious spam comments on my blog, all with links to different Facebook profiles, and all containing at least one spelling mistake.
I had never experienced this before in the four years I have run my blog.
This came just over a week after my November 18 article, It’s official: The Daily Bell lied about their website numbers, and a week after my November 21 article, The Daily Bell demonstrates the importance of impression management.
The reason I mention that is because out of the first 30 spam comments, four were on articles about the Daily Bell, which is statistically significant, given that I have written over 670 articles since 2008. In addition to the spam comments on articles about the Daily Bell, many of the others were related to things that the Daily Bell regularly writes about such as gold, silver and so-called fiat currency.
The second round of suspicious spam comments was even more revealing, with four out of the 18 being about the Daily Bell.
First I was ignored by the Daily Bell, then they clicked through to my site at least three times after my articles got picked up on Michael Rivero’s What Really Happened, and after it was proven that they had lied about their website numbers, I got a regular reader insisting he’s not a “DB agent” writing in-depth criticisms and never bothering to comment on his assertion being proven to be incorrect that the Daily Bell hadn’t adopted an “elite methodology” it had previously blasted, when I showed the screen capture of the Daily Bell including Alexa verification code on their site.
For more on the Daily, see my comprehensive set of articles here.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Apple, bankster, bogus, Chicken Little, failed, Gary North, gold standard, prediction, Steve Jobs, Y2K on March 15, 2012 | 7 Comments »
It’s now 12 years, 2 months and 15 days after Gary North’s apocalyptic Y2K predictions failed to materialize, and not many days after that since he scrubbed all references to it from his website, GaryNorth.com.
Thankfully, there is archive.org, which shows his Chicken Little fear-mongering in all its glory.
On October 11, 2011, North took the opportunity of Steve Jobs’ untimely passing to spout off on how Apple’s fortunes were tied to that of Newton’s apple, and that both were inevitably going down.
The closing price on Apple shares the day before his article was $388.81 USD per share.
As of March 15, 2012, in anticipation of the new iPad 3, Apple shares traded at over $600 per share — a 54% increase in just five months since his bogus prediction.
Indeed, Apple stock will eventually go down from its Steve Jobs-era high. North didn’t put a date to his prediction, but such a huge increase in such a short time effectively shatters his prediction.
Less than two full months after his article, he wrote another one, saying:
“I have always suspected it. Apple as a company is over-hyped. The company’s new iPad users’ support strategy proves it.“
He then went on to complain about his customer experience, and admits:
“Do I have a bad attitude? No doubt. But it is in response to what I regard as a customer-insulting company.“
Yes, they are such a customer-insulting company, that consumers continue to turn out in droves for Apple’s smartphones and tablets, instead of RIM’s, whose market share has massively tanked.
For more on Gary North, see my articles:
1) Gary North runs for cover as his fool’s gold standard gets ever wider exposure
2) In claiming the Bible is anti-socialist, Gary North overlooks a blatant example of its socialism
3) Gary North’s free market gold standard is also a fool’s gold standard
4) Gary North praises Wal-Mart’s low prices despite some of it coming at the expense of taxpayers
5) Gary North: Spokesman for a major Federal Reserve bankster smokescreen
6) Cheerleader for bankster economics
7) Gary North admits gold was a bad investment from 1980-2001
8) Gary North claims gold coins produced by U.S. and Canada aren’t money, despite being legal tender
9) 21 years a medium-term investment? If you’re a gold bug, it is
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