A while back (Dec. 3, 2010)

I made fun of the fools who took Glenn Beck's advice and invested in Goldline, who sells overpriced commemorative 'gold' coins to the yokels who believe Beck's claims.

Beck, who frequently encourages his fans to invest in gold, famously urged viewers to use his so-called three G system — “God, gold and guns” — to survive “the three scenarios that we could be facing: recession, depression or collapse.” Beck has pitched Goldline on his webpage as the “only gold company I recommend and use.”
Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1111/67552.html#ixzz1cfvviwlZ

Well, yesterday, they finally got around to prosecuting the company for conning 'investors' out of millions of dollars. Do I feel sorry for the sheep who got fleeced? Not really. Once you hook up with a con man like Glenn Beck and believe his crap, you deserve what you get. Beck uses a proven formula, which involves a grain of truth, about the economy and gold, and instills fear among the Obama hating yokels, who spent their 'investment' money on commemorative coins, which, SURPRISE, aren't worth near what they paid for them, but Beck and Goldline did REAL good.

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