HSL indeed.
Looked up this guy's credentials at the URL you posted:
<<<<<<<<<<<< from ihsl.com
Who is Chevalier Harry Schultz?
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Chevalier Harry Schultz is a citizen of the world. In his 33rd year of publishing The International Harry Schultz Letter, he has subscribers in 90 nations. As writer of the world's most honored newsletter, he has been cited particularly for his relentless pursuit of individual liberty & monetary responsibility, advocacy of global investing & the gold standard for social stability & sound currencies.
Some personal distinctions include:
World's Highest Paid Investment Consultant, Guinness Book of Records 1981-1997 His consultation rate: $2,400/hour
Awarded 5 knighthoods, including Knight Commander of the Knights of Malta
Award of Excellence, Hard Money Digest
Guardian Angel Award, Afghan Children's Hospital
Presented Ronald Reagan's "Jar of Jellybeans Award"
Safety Activist of the Decade, Int'l Institute for Safety in Transportation
Man of the Year, Institut Economique de Paris
Fictionalized as Louis Dorsey in Arthur Hailey's bestseller The Moneychangers
Book of the Year, On Re-Making the World, Institute for Social Inventions, Britain
Author of 22 books, some with translations into French and Spanish
Ambassador of Freedom, Friends of the Americas
Two Dozen More
Affiliations:
Founder, International Investment Letter Association
29-year member, National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
Advisory Board, National Taxpayers Union, Washington, D.C.
Charter Member, National Association of Investment Advisory Publishers
Member, Economic Research Council, London
Advisory Board, National Committee for Monetary Reform, New Orleans
Member, Free Market Foundation, Johannesburg, South Africa
Member, Adam Smith Club, London
Life Patron, Freedom Association, London
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If I were peddling a newsletter I would probably try to say some of these things about myself too.
You also quote "Dr" Gary North a lot. He also peddles a newsletter.
Who else has ever heard of Chevalier Harry Schultz, and who subscribes to his newsletter? Look over his self-proclaimed list of achievements. Where is the verification of these other than on his own website?
If he truly has the track record he claims, why is he still making a living hawking a newsletter? All he has to do is to follow his own advice (claims 87% correct predictions), and he should easily be wealthier than the chairman of a software company that I know about.
As Cheeky pointed out in message 7509:
>>Cortright said people should be cautious about going to Y2K meetings and town hall functions because "almost always we find that they've
been selling some type of food, water or meat or preservatives or power generators."
"As far as I'm concerned, they're just marketing seminars." <<
So Ken, what are you selling? You certainly know how to get yourself into a lather. This can happen when one is trying to make a case for the sale of a product to solve a problem.
Let me guess,
Windup radios,
A years supply of dried beans,
Collapsible water barrels,
But wait, theres more. . .
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