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Ron Paul is a Paid Doomsayer for Gold Companies and Con Artists
I exposed Ron Paul as controlled opposition more than a decade ago.
I also exposed him as a gold-pumping crack pot.
Ron Paul has been preaching doom for many years. When on his soapbox, he pretends to be an expert by you people that real experts like me warned about in 2006 (e.g. unfunded contingent liabilities for mandatory expenditures, i.e. Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid).
Although these liabilities are problematic, they certainly did not pose an imminent threat to the U.S. economy, unlike his claims.
But his fearmongering serves a very specific purpose.
First, it allows him to scare Americans into thinking that Social Security places the nation in danger. Moreover, he has repeatedly insisted that Social Security is a Ponzi scheme and won’t be around when you retire.
Does this sound familiar?
It should because the fraudster and con man Elon Musk is now repeating the same lines today in order to cause people to lose faith in the program before positioning the solution of privatization.
Paul preaches this narrative because he's being funded by Wall Street which has been seeking to privatize Social Security for decades in order to collect trillions of dollars in fees.
He also advocates deregulation of just about everything.
For instance, he believes the Internet should not be regulated. In other words, there would be no watchdogs or penalties for internet scams.
He also supports internet gambling.
And he tried to block bills that prohibit spam emailing. pointing to even more of his dark side.
During his time in congress, Paul often railed against the federal reserve banking system and started a movement to push to "end the fed."
But did he really want this to happen? Or maybe he used it as a distraction to make people think he was against the banks.
Ron Paul always seem to rail against the Fed whenever the TV cameras were pointing his way. Meanwhile, behind the scenes, Ron Paul focuses a good deal of time and effort trying to deregulate the banking system and corporate America. Without proper regulation, banks and corporations would be able to more easily exploit and defraud consumers.
For instance, Paul voted against the Sarbanes-Oxley Act which was created in response to the banking fraud from the dotcom collapse in 2000-2001. This critical law was designed to hold the banking system accountable for fraud and better protect consumers and investors.
Apparently, Ron Paul was in favor of the banks and corporations because they paid him money for his loyalty. You shouldn't be surprised by this because this is what all politicians do.
And as you might imagine, Ron Paul has always supported one of the most destructive forces to middle-class America…"free trade" because he's being paid off by corporate giants.
Quite frankly, there is way too much damning evidence for me to post proving that Ron Paul is exactly the opposite of what he portrays himself to be.
Instead of some freedom-loving man of the people, Ron Paul is actually a globalist and shill for Wall Street and corporate America.
But the financial system and corporate America aren’t Ron Paul's only financial supporters.
His constant fearmongering serves to position him as a paid endorser of numerous shady gold companies like Birch Gold, as well as copyediting charlatans like Porter Stansberry, Peter Schiff and countless others.
First let's take a look at an interview with Ron Paul on Alex Jones' Infowars, this time in 2013.
Note how I debunk the BS myths from Paul.
The next interview was broadcast on Alex Jones' Infowars approximately 2017.
In this interview, Ron Paul fear mongers about U.S. debt. At the time of this interview, the U.S. federal debt was around $17 trillion, or half of what it is today.
Note from the video that he also claims there’s a “bond bubble.”
This was one of the big fearmongering narratives disseminated by the gold kingpins and their minions since around 2012.
I previously refuted the “bond bubble” fearmongering narrative years ago.
Eight years after this 2017 interview and the U.S. stock market and economy have done extremely well since then, even after suffering through the COVID pandemic crash.
If we go back and look at the gains in the U.S. stock market and economy since 2013, the results are even more impressive.
About year later (2017 or 2018) Ron Paul ran a videomercial for Porter Stansberry, the known scam artist. In this hour-long video he tosses out the typical buzz words meant to lure the sheep (freedom, liberty, etc.) and then scare them (government debt, dollar collapse, stock market collapse, etc.).
At the 16:30 mark he advises you "take a look at the research and recommendations of Stansberry Research." This advice could not be any worse from Paul. But he's being paid to say it. And he doesn't care how many people who trust him will be thrown under the bus by the sharks at Stansberry Research.
At the 17:00 mark he claims Stansberry Research is "one of the leading financial research firms in the country." This claim is a blatant lie. The fact is Stansberry Research is a copyediting boiler shop. The only research they do is how to brainwash people into sending them money.
At 17:30 Paul claims "they simply publish great research..." Wrong. Stansberry Research is and has always been a total disaster. And Stansberry has a long history of scamming people. Again, Porter Stansberry is a known scam artist. And Stansberry Research is a copyediting boiler shop that focuses on swindling people.
Ron Paul has been making the same fear-mongering claims for decades. So if you listened to Ron Paul, you're not nearly as well off as you should be. Consider yourself the dumb money.
Yes, you were taken. And Paul has been laughing all the way to the bank during the time when you had your head buried in the sand.