This is the 2nd part of a discussion on CNBC that aired recently.
The attitudes of the other people are simply astounding… “The government is going to act anyway so why try to stop it…”
Principles vs. pragmatism in action!
The more I see of Peter Schiff, the more I like him. This guy is awesome.
I love this guy! :dough: 
He did a great job getting the message out. Pointing out that inflation created by “stimulus” hurt the overall recovery is a message we need to repeat.
A bit late but… Peter Schiff for president.
Yep, either that or Senator in 2010. There’s a Facebook group promoting him to replace Chris Dodd in CT, where Schiff was born. He sounds like he’d be open to the idea. Check out http://www.schiff2010.com. He was economic advisor for Ron Paul’s campaign in 2008.
More awesomeness from Peter Schiff, and more ignorance from an unprincipled douche:
Jeremy Siegel is one of the better finance professors that I know of. He’s written some good books on investing. Unprincipled–probably.
More awesomeness from Peter Schiff, and more ignorance from an unprincipled douche:
Have you ever noticed that in some of these interviews the “douches” try to cut him off just as Schiff starts making a valid point?
Have you ever noticed that in some of these interviews the “douches” try to cut him off just as Schiff starts making a valid point?
There is definitely a strong correlation between douchiness and confusing validity with absurdity.
More awesomeness from Peter Schiff, and more ignorance from an unprincipled douche:
Peter Schiff trying to get his points across :lol:
Folks who like to see Schiff might enjoy listening to Marc Faber [Caveat Emptor: Marc is fun, but take perma-bear investment advice with a pinch of salt]
This link goes to a brief summary. Click on the Video tab to launch Bloomberg’s video player.
More Peter Schiff updates:
These two videos are from a 6 part radio broadcast. Highlights:
Peter Schiff talks about increasing crime, the need to move away from large cities, and stocking up on food and guns:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qumgxS8vXUc…feature=related
On Capitalism and the proper role of government: