Quote from: fred9999 on March 26, 2020, 01:19:21 AM

One of the haters says he agrees with the views of Armstrong.

"Broken clock....besides who doesn't share the same views as his?"
Caymen Jack on March 19

Yes, but that's besides the point. We actually pointed out something similar earlier.

Quote from: AnonymousCoder on December 23, 2019, 01:45:54 AM

Thanks trulycoined.

Martin Armstrong has been running a sophisticated scam for many years. So sophisticated that part of your message is worth repeating and re-inforcing.

Quote from: trulycoined on December 22, 2019, 06:42:03 PM

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and people are beginning to find out MA is playing a big game of fact, fact, BS?
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Yes. That is the pattern. Give away the facts and sell BS. He is giving away for free (re-publishing) much material that is available for free elsewhere as well.

Quote from: Traxo on January 03, 2020, 07:20:58 AM

Quote from: over45 on January 02, 2020, 09:54:34 PM

I will bet you all of the bashers here read his blog regularly and gain good information and have profited from it. You may have the time to do god knows how many hours of research to come up with similar resources and facts - but would you know where to look or reach a similar conclusion without reviewing his writings or forecasts ?

That makes him CONTENT CURATOR at best. Nothing more.
Why would I tolerate him deceiving others just because he's a curator?

Take for example Marty's recent blog post:

Quote from: https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/disease/has-john-hopkins-university-deliberately-created-a-financial-panic/

John Hopkins has aided in creating this panic with their graphics which gives the impression that all of Europe and China are infected. They have visually greatly exaggerated the spread of this virus and appear to be enjoying the havoc they have caused, as if this were some video game. The total population of China was 1.386 billion in 2017. The total number of cases was 0.01%, yet their red dots make it appear that the entire population is infected.

Our local media here in Croatia used the same graphics from that site, so I remember when I first saw it weeks ago, immediately I had the same thought - that it's deliberately visually misleading to increase the panic (regardless whether the panic is justified or not).

But the point is, this "bashing" (as you acolytes call it) is not about disagreement or having different views. It's about Armstrong deliberately misleading readers with regards to his predictions, which creates false impression that buying his junk will make them profit financially. And for that he's being exposed here.