Topic: I used to have some respect for Chris Douane... (Read 4180 times)

lol, dude. You just made me despise rawdog a little less.

Chris dwaine called out - 3m of silver ?
http://youtu.be/YZ0Wibd26eA
http://youtu.be/Ka8mhL-vulQ

The more I view his channel, the more disgusted I get. This Chris Duane guy and the rest of his Masonic gang are really a bunch of Neanderthals.

Just look at all channels he has listed under his homepage on youtube... masonic symbolism everywhere. Take a look at youtubers who write Anti-Bitcoin comments in Chris' videos... very easy to see a connection.

He's known for suppressing opinions differing from his. "Truth never told", I guess.

Guy's not only a troll, but a troll that's possibly involved with Freemasonary (and of course TPTB). Look at the symbols he uses for his channel and in the intro to his videos.

He has banned me for saying this in response to his vids. Guy's not a very upstanding honest character.

Bump, everyone please dislike this moron's video so he know he got backflashed from trying to push silver price.

interesting story bruno, and certainly relevant.

I used to set up at the Lakewood Flea Market in Atlanta next to this guy who became an instant expect on everything once some mundane fact was brought to his attention.

During one show, I thought I would have a little fun at his expense knowing that I would get three days of entertainment value from it, considering he was within earshot of my booth.

He would always bark at the customers if they so much as look at a piece in his booth longer than two seconds.

On day one, he placed toward the front of his booth a handsome Art Deco piece, but priced way too high. I walked up to the piece, picked it up, then studied it, and was surprised he didn't bark at me as he would always do, no matter who the person was. He just watched me. I then asked of him if he knew what he had here. He stood still like a mountain waiting for me to tell him. So I did.

Paraphrased, I said, "What you have here is an Eastlake vase, probably one only about 30,000 produced by the famous Thomas Eastlake, making it a limited edition. You're price looks pretty good, but I would have to double check the price on the internet later."

He immediately said, "I know! I know! I haven't changed the ticket yet. That's the price I paid for it." Amazingly, the guy he brought it from used the same tickets and penning style as his to price the item.

He took the item from me, removing the tag, then placed a new tag on it that was exactly the same kind, and increased the price three fold. I couldn't wait for the fun to start.

Sure enough, within 30 minutes a well-dressed woman walked up to the vase, which now sat on a table by its lonesome at the very front of the booth. She was just approaching it when he barked out virtually all I just told him earlier. She looked at the tag, then turned and walked away. Since she was facing my direction, I saw her roll her eyes.

As she was clearly leaving his booth, he continued to bark at her, even lowering his price, and asking her to make an offer. During the course of the show, I did overhear two people dispute his Eastlake claim, correcting him that it's an Art Deco vase. He didn't want to hear that, for he knew the truth. Besides, he told one them, it's a limited edition. Only 20,000 made, purposely knowing it was a lie, for in his mind the truth was 30K.

Needless to say, at the end of the show he still had it, and even asked me if I wanted to buy at a lower price than the original one. I told him I couldn't because I had a bad show, even though things flew out of my booth and he could clearly see that I had considerably a lot less inventory than when I sat up.

Sorry for the somewhat aside, but this post, and a post above it a tad, somehow reminded me of this story.

~Bruno K~

wtf. It seems Chris has received some bad press (hinted at in the video, maybe in relation to his bitcoin ponzi vids, dont know). Now someone put some overpriced silver offer on ebay using his name (not _in_ his hame, though).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WB9pOwKDNY

Brilliant!

I'd buy a liberty girl using bitpay just for the fun of it.

I wrote him a pleasant letter pointing out that he could help people get rid of bitcoins and stack silver, and at the same time take in dollars directly, a perfect win-win for both parties. Just implement a bitcoin payment processor and there is literally no downside except for higher order volume.

He will find the light!

so a CIA investment firm have their dirty fingers in Bitcoin? 

could they possibly have stashed a little silver too? just in case? OMG silver is owned by the CIA !!!1! 

No btc for chris the doubting Thomas means moar for us.

can't wait for my 1oz slave queens to arrive!   

dude will come around, give him time.

It's funny because when it comes right down to it, that's the view of a lot of gold bugs.

yeah, I +1 this, too. However unlikely I think a "bitcoin collapse" is, this fact that bitcoin "woke me up" soothes the soul.

I've taken the red pill, there's no way back.

but he says the dollar is a stable currency because it's backed by the power of government.

way to shoot himself in the knee.

+1 emphasis mine

All these people bashing bitcoins are hedging their audience in case of a hypothetical system failure.

The hardest part about a hypothetical collapse of the Bitcoin's system (due to a 51% attack, broken crypto, scalability etc) would be these guys screaming: "Hey, I told you that it was a 'Ponzi' since the beginning!" or "It was hacked! There's always a CIA's backdoor!".

I, for one, would have a hell of a history to tell.

What Bitcoin taught me about money can't be taken away from me.

then the dollar will crash, the power will go out, and the internet will self destruct.  

If he can't even figure out what a Ponzi Scheme is I would not expect him to be able to understand bitcoin.