Over the past decade I have exposed most of the biggest gold-pumping, fear-mongering con artists in the world. In fact, I have been the only financial professional to have done so (check this site for many hundreds of exclusive articles and videos). Think about that. It deserves a good amount of thought and discussion. And it should point to the fact that the financial industry is largely comprised of a self-serving army of hucksters and parasites that seeks to extract money from the public based on lies and manipulation.
After having exposed the majority of fear-mongering kingpins, it sometimes gets old when I run across someone I've not previously profiled because their song and dance is essentially the same as the others I've been exposing for more than a decade. I figure everyone should be able to spot these cons instantly if they have reviewed my previous material because it's quite educational.
As such, you might understand why I really don't care to waste too much of my time picking apart the Jewish fear-mongering, broken clock clown named John Rubino.
If you really want to understand the full extent of Rubino's game, all you need to do is check the other fear-mongering broken clocks I have featured over the years. It turns out that just about every single one of them is Jewish. That in itself is a very relevant topic of discussion which I have also previously discussed.
Instead of my customary in-depth dissection, here I will provide a very brief run down on Rubino. Perhaps I will get back to Rubino in the future. Until then I'll leave it to the reader to fill in any gaps using their understanding of gold-pumping fear-mongers which I have previously discussed ad nauseum.
Rubino's broken clock, fear-mongering nonsense is pretty much the same as what you'll encounter from his peers.
The primary difference between Rubino and many other precious metals mouthpieces is that he serves as more of a promoter of gold-pumping clowns rather than speaking out so much himself. But he does his fair share of blabbering.
At the end of the day, if you check his boiler room blog, dollarcollapse.com, Rubino's objectives and intent should be obvious.
Although Rubino has been in the fear-mongering, broken clock business for a very long time, I have not previously drawn attention to him because (as I mentioned) his strategy has been to lay low and serve more as a promoter rather than a direct mouthpiece of financial disinformation by publishing broken clock, gold-pumping hucksters on his low-budget blog. Therefore, the propaganda that directly comes from Rubino's mouth does not affect as many people as say clowns like Peter Schiff who is plastered all over the financial media.
But as I have emphasized and shown for many years, all of these guys work with each other in a syndicate to ensure that their cult members never escape the lies and disinfo.
Rubino reaches the people who have already been fooled to believe conspiracies and other garbage preached by gold and silver bugs. Thus, as an aggregator of fear-mongering, broken clock nonsense Rubino's position in the gold and silver pumping syndicate is quite high, along with his buddy James Turk who also takes the low-key approach in order to avoid too much outside attention which might not be so good for his business.
It would prove as a challenging exercise to find better examples than what are seen in the precious metals industry demonstrating the damaging impact of advertisement-based content.
From his website we can easily see that Rubino has served as a paid whore for the very shady, fake news precious metals company, Birch Gold Group. This is a company that has (at least) in the past used several deceitful marketing campaigns in order to convince people to buy gold.
I'm sure that if I investigated Rubino over the years I'd find that he has previously whored himself out to many other shady precious metals companies.
Remember, these guys whore out anyone or any company that will pay them. Money is all they care about.
It appears that Rubino is currently acting as a paid whore for illiterate con and airhead Mike Maloney and his precious metals company.
As you check the posts on his blog (remember, kids have blogs; no credible or serious person or company has a blog unless it's for personal interests) you will see many of the usual fear-mongering, fake news frauds.
This gang of fraudsters are complete scum because they seek to profit from spreading fear-based lies, making up fairy tales, fake news and giving terrible advice causing people to lose money and/or miss out on legitimate investment opportunities.
And remember that Rubino is specifically promoting these cons artists. That makes him a facilitator of the gold-pumping, fear-mongering syndicate. But he also publishes the same kind of garbage in his own articles which also makes him a dual player of this syndicate.
If that weren't enough, to give you a better idea about the kind of person Rubino is, listen to the following clip from 2012, where he tells people they should be thinking about ways to hide from the IRS.
Of course Rubino's cult members already know what he is referring to because the ridiculous scare tactic claiming that "the government is going to seize your gold" has been used for years by fraudsters in order to convince naive gold bugs to buy physical gold and pay for annual storage "so it will be safe from government seizure."
It's important to note that clowns like Rubino almost always receive kickbacks from promoting this and other lies. This is a huge scam. It's fraud.
There isn't ever going to be any government-led gold seizure in the USA or any other advanced nation. Guaranteed. Governments don't give a damn about your gold. That's a fact.
In contrast, anything can happen in developing countries, including asset seizure. But Rubino and his tribe of cons won't ever mention that because it goes against their ridiculous claims that developing countries are "safer" than the USA and other advanced nations.
In addition, as you can imagine, there aren't many people in developing countries with disposable income with which Rubino and others can extract. Therefore, they focus their disinformation con game on the countries where people have the most money; advanced countries. Ironically, these are the same nations offering the safest and most stable of everything compared to developing nations, from the food supply to economy and currencies.
I wonder what the IRS would have to say about Rubino's statement.
I challenge you to identify a single author on Rubino's site who isn't a con artist or complete idiot.
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