Peter Schiff dismayed by CNBC business press criticism and callout of his bullish bullshit
Jason Fool
Peter Schiff is having a hard time with CNBC calling out Peter as the bullshit gold pusher bastard that he is and Schiff is firing back at the business network. The prick Peter Schiff doubled down saying gold is going to be 5000 and ounce, a prediction he has often predicted only to be mocked by some staff and traders connected to CNBC. Schiff sys unemployment numbers are down because its not counting the number of people who left the labor force and whether the shit Schiff means illegal immigrants or asses who overstay on their visas is not know but facts are facts. This fool doesn't want to admit that quantitative easening saved a repeat of the great depression because the jerk doesn't want to give government responsibility or a role in backing the economy. This is a spokesperson of the polluting resource extraction industry that is constantly digging and mining and polluting in order to achieve more gold bullion to sell to Indians and Chinese and other fools who think a rock is actually worth something and the labor intensive waste it has been for so long. Peter was so outraged by CNBC criticism of him and his beliefs and propaganda against the dollar that he went on his radio show not to long ago. Schiff says the only reason the fed raised rates was so they wouldn't look foolish saying there was a recovery when another year went by where they didn't raise the interest rates. This guy thinks everything is obvious on the problems of the economy and guys like him really are rooting and trying to push for economic collapse by fear mongering so he can make sales commission from scared cats deciding to buy more gold instead of bonds and stocks . CNBC realizes that this fool has been doing this for so long and is basically why he exists and is mysteriously funded through his Euro-Pacific hedge fund he manages and the media outlets some goldsellers and miners invest in his radio program. he is basically a mouthpiece to attack the federal reserve by the resource extractors who decide that their metals are precious and companies need to be subsidized.
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