Porter Stansberry- The End of America

[osoab]

I caught Alex Jones's promo for this guy's video.
http://www.stansberryresearch.com/pro/1011PSIENDVD/PPSILC42/PR
When you try to leave the site, it prompts you if you really want to. If you say no, you will the full text.
The video kind of sucks. There is no going back in the video if you want to look at something again.

I found a youtube vid of Stansberry's video, I don't know if it s the exact one, but it looks like it so far.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nI-BIVWlc7A

Porter Stansberry is the head of Stanberry & Associates Investment Research. (http://www.stansberryresearch.com/).
I have only made it through about the first 15 minutes. I can say he starts talking about the petro-dollar and the implications that will occur with our dollar when the dollar/oil peg is dropped. It does seem slightly dumbed down, but it is for the masses of sheep.


AJ interviewed him yesterday (12-14-10). I only caught part of it.
The youtube videos of the AJ interview from yesterday are below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTF5_TRn78c&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xq7nRqYAOqc&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BioK9LDppg&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZxmxpQdJ5Y&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TbJWBOvGt8&feature=related

[osoab]

In the beginning of 2nd AJ piece, Stansberry is pegging that we would need $10,000 gold to meet a 10% reserve requirement for all demand accounts.

[Ponce]

He was doing great till almost the end when he started to sell his nick nacks..... thanks Osoab.

[osoab]

I haven't finished the hour+ long piece, but something stood out to me.

At about 30:00 min he starts talking about the secret meeting of countries to discuss plans exchanging oil for a basket of currencies and gold instead of the dollar only.

Well, does the current increase of U.S. Navy presence have more to do with positioning for dollar defectors than it does for Iran? I had completely forgot about the meeting. The correlation of the two just popped into my noggin.


He then goes into how HSBC won't allow deposits in Mexico in dollars due to trafficking.
To add to his above, a limit of 1500 dollars a month per person in exchanging for local currency was also implemented in October.
Mexico limits U.S. dollar purchases in bid to beat drug lords (http://www.gadling.com/2010/10/25/mexico-limits-u-s-dollar-purchases-in-bid-to-beat-drug-lords/)

[Ponce]

About the "secret" meetings, it did happen and I read it in FOREIGN newspapers after the facts.......

[chud]

Sorry to be digging up an old thread, but I saw a commercial for this video on tv tonight and watched it. It seems to be picking up steam. I believe the hyperinflation he is talking about is very possible, math is the undeniable truth that our government can't continue to ignore.

[PatColo]

As of a couple weeks ago and probably still currently, CNN was running ads with AJ's voiceover telling people to go to EndOfAmerica2011.com (http://EndOfAmerica2011.com), Stansberry's site which autoplays the video (which I haven't watched). I'd often have CNN on while listening with one ear, surfing the net etc, and it was slightly surreal to hear AJ's distinctive, raspy voice speaking on the TeeeVeee on CNN (TPTB's MSM propaganda organ)-- fill in the whole AJ-as-PTB-controlled-opp-tool skepticism here. Surely CNN can and does reject running certain ads which seek to disseminate a message which is contrary to TPTB's (CNN's owners') agenda. So, similar to Beckster's bosses recently having Ed Griffin on, we must ask what's TPTB's latest angle here. Offhand I'd guess, with their NWO agenda pretty much fait accompli, they're trying to "stay relevant", keep the awakening masses within their sphere of influence, while avoiding the pink elephant wearing the yarmulke in the room? ???

You'll notice that going to EndOfAmerica2011.com (http://EndOfAmerica2011.com), it redirects to stansberry's domain name, and the URL has an alpha-numeric identifier code. Surely it leaves a unique cookie on your box which follows you around... perhaps allows "them" to follow you around, etc... IE delete all cookies early and often, ;)

[Kali]

He is running ads in many different places and uses numbers at end of domain name to know where the visitor heard about him from.

The one on CNN I heard was for EndofAmerica13.com

[keehah]

Surely CNN can and does reject running certain ads which seek to disseminate a message which is contrary to TPTB's (CNN's owners') agenda. So, similar to Beckster's bosses recently having Ed Griffin on, we must ask what's TPTB's latest angle here.

AJ mentioned on his Sunday show that Fox News, ABC, NBC and others refused to run the ads.

Here is an ad about the restriction and banning of the ad.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYc8_eUOoEw

[Carl]

The same thing that happened in this European country – Yugoslavia – also just happened in Iceland and Greece, but on a less dramatic scale. Of course, the only reason the situations in Greece and Iceland weren't worse is because of giant foreign bailouts. Yes... that's right... more debt to solve the problem of already existing, insurmountable debts. Well he's wrong there. Bailouts didn't keep hyperinflation at bay in Greece and Iceland, having no money to buy anything at inflated prices nipped hyperinflation in the bud. Can't have hyperinflation without money. All the money they thought they had went up in a poof of smoke when their banks failed, that's what digits on balence sheets do when the assets that back them dive into the toilet. All the bailouts accomplished was salvage their debts, which were a product of nationalizing bank failures.

[keehah]

http://www.activistpost.com/2011/06/this-is-how-dollar-dies.html
Friday, June 10, 2011
Porter Stansberry
Daily Wealth

The research I've laid out in the past few days suggests interest rates are inevitably headed higher. But how much higher?

Over the long term, the average real rate of interest on U.S. sovereign debt has been around 2% a year. The latest Producer Price Index (which we believe is more reliable than the Consumer Price Index) shows price inflation is currently 6.8% annually. Add the 2% real return we believe investors expect, and you get 10-year Treasury bonds yielding 8.8%.

Currently, those bonds yield only about 3%.

This implies a huge collapse of bond prices – a collapse of more than 50%.

A collapse of that magnitude would completely wipe out the stock market. It would be a massacre.

No one is expecting any of this. Everyone believes something like this could never happen. Yet this rise in interest rates would only carry us to the average return bond investors have earned over the last several decades. It doesn't even consider the kind of panic selling that would ensue.

In truth, rates might go considerably higher than this for one fundamental reason. If the bond market crashes, investors would begin doubting America's ability to finance its debts, never mind trying to repay them...

[Book]

http://briandeer.com/vaxgen/stansberry-sec.htm

[osoab]

http://briandeer.com/vaxgen/stansberry-sec.htm

I posted in another Stansberry thread that has a bunch of vids this exact same thing. Definitely shady imho. I can't believe he is making any money on the add space he has paid for. I do not believe that he has complete altruistic reasons for the campaign.

Either way, the thread with only 10 replies had over 6000 page views. In the top ten. Somehow this thing brought people to the site.