The aim of gold at the National Inflation Association

In a commentary advertisement for Food Insurance, Glenn Beck cited surprising statistics. These statistics originated from the National Inflation Association. The National Inflation Association is an organization, headed by Gerard Adams, that profits off fear of inflation. Given that Glenn Beck has gotten into trouble for pushing gold, and also the National Inflation Association connection to gold, the statistics of the Association have to be carefully examined.

Those within the National Inflation Association

The National Inflation Association is run by Gerard Adams. The newsletter "Wall Street Grand" which tells investors which stocks to be bought and sold is also run by Adams as a stock analyst. According to the National Inflation Association site,:

"One of our missions at the National Inflation Association is to …profile companies that we believe will prosper in an inflationary environment. Typically we will bring to you producing, profitable, Gold and Silver companies."

Given that Gerard Adams makes his living off the getting and selling of stocks, it is logical to assume that he stands to gain or lose depending on the recommendations made about stocks by the Association.

The Glenn Beck connection to The National Inflation Association

Information from the National Inflation Association had been cited by Glenn Beck on his radio show. He had been talking about "Food Insurance" on November 9. Pushing the product is something Beck has to do. This is because Food Insurance is a sponsor and is paying Beck for it. Within the past, Beck has been improperly promoting other things. Gold and silver were promoted. Beck does endorse Goldline International, which is also one of the gold and silver dealers promoted and listed on the National Inflation Association site.

Now where the National Inflation Association can be going

Selling gold and silver is the goal of the National Inflation Association which does this with fear. Many of the states made by the National Inflation Association are highly questionable, for instance the assumption that a depression leads to an increase, not a decrease, in most prices. In short, while the National Inflation Association might make some legitimate states, the source of the material simply must be considered.

Citations

Media Matters

mediamatters.org/blog/201011030007

Politico

dyn.politico.com/printstory.cfm?uuid=9E653924-18FE-70B2-A8A11AD45BC7DEC5

Gerard Adams

gerardadams.com/

Scandalous Muffin

scandalousmuffin.wordpress.com/2010/07/02/fact-checking-the-national-inflation-association-and-its-hyperinflation-fear-mongering/

Business Insider

businessinsider.com/here-comes-the-fear-national-inflation-association-releases-japan-as-america-video-2010-8

Network Solutions

networksolutions.com/whois-search/inflation.us

Inflation

inflation.us