SpineyNorman
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So, the thread has gone a bit like this it seems:
Claim that Max Keiser has made loads of predictions that have come true.
Request for examples.
junglevip throws teddies out of pram and refuses to provide any.
Examples of predictions that didn't come true posted.
junglevip starts calling people wankers and going all weird, claiming that although he doesn't understand the topic others don't understand it well enough to comment either or something (which begs the question, why does he get to comment in ignorance but nobody else?)
junglevip posts a prediction made by Keiser on twitter.
Prediction err... predictably fails to come true.
This is pointed out to junglevip and he starts behaving like a toddler again, claiming it doesn't matter cos it's only a tweet.
It is pointed out that this kind of thinking is what charlatans like Keiser rely on - that people will remember the rare predictions that by some fluke or another come true but forget the inaccurate ones because 'they're only tweets'
Some twat posts something about how Marxists should have been bond traders or something and gets called a plank.
junglevip starts being weird again, replying to the same posts several times and generally behaving in the kind of way you'd expect a religious zealot to behave when someone questions the authority of their chosen guru.
Did I miss anything out?
Max Keiser is Russia today's answer to Glen Beck. Someone obviously watched the movie Network and decided to give it a go. And thus we have a show that provides oddball conspiraloons, closet antisemites and youtube scholars with a platform to feed credulous fools like junglevip their idiotic ideas.
Claim that Max Keiser has made loads of predictions that have come true.
Request for examples.
junglevip throws teddies out of pram and refuses to provide any.
Examples of predictions that didn't come true posted.
junglevip starts calling people wankers and going all weird, claiming that although he doesn't understand the topic others don't understand it well enough to comment either or something (which begs the question, why does he get to comment in ignorance but nobody else?)
junglevip posts a prediction made by Keiser on twitter.
Prediction err... predictably fails to come true.
This is pointed out to junglevip and he starts behaving like a toddler again, claiming it doesn't matter cos it's only a tweet.
It is pointed out that this kind of thinking is what charlatans like Keiser rely on - that people will remember the rare predictions that by some fluke or another come true but forget the inaccurate ones because 'they're only tweets'
Some twat posts something about how Marxists should have been bond traders or something and gets called a plank.
junglevip starts being weird again, replying to the same posts several times and generally behaving in the kind of way you'd expect a religious zealot to behave when someone questions the authority of their chosen guru.
Did I miss anything out?
Max Keiser is Russia today's answer to Glen Beck. Someone obviously watched the movie Network and decided to give it a go. And thus we have a show that provides oddball conspiraloons, closet antisemites and youtube scholars with a platform to feed credulous fools like junglevip their idiotic ideas.
You pays your money you takes your choice. I have stuff to do 
