Exposing Gold's Betrayal: Why I Launched Batallion Metals
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Discover the shocking catalyst behind Batallion Metals, founded by an individual who uncovered deep-seated abuses within the gold industry. While precious metals are meant to protect, the founder reveals how the industry itself harbored its own set of sophisticated opportunists, driven by a profound sense of betrayal.
Learn how a career in cable news, with gold companies as key sponsors, provided an insider's view that sparked this transformative journey. This segment delves into the personal motivation to challenge the status quo, turning disillusionment into action to establish a more ethical path in the metals business.
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Question, you launched Batallion Metals after exposing abuses in the gold industry. Um I think precious metals are supposed to protect you from thieves, not introduce you to better-dressed ones. Um what did what did you discover that pissed you off enough to make you enter the business yourself? Yes. It wasn't the fact that it was corruption, which is all around us. Um, it's just omnipresent. It was the betrayal of it. So I worked in Cable News most of my life. One of our you know, mainstay sponsors, uh were gold companies. I've always been pro-gold. I've always been not anti-technology exactly. Um, but suspicious that technology uh was all good. I mean, I you know, it's a tool, right? It's a I have a lot of chainsaws. They're great. I love chainsaws. They can really hurt you. So that that's always been my view of technology. Like there's a downside and anyone pretending there's not a downside is lying to me. So digitizing our financial system, like I definitely see the upsides. I order ammo online while I'm on an airplane. Great. Yeah. But they've got to be downside. So I always liked gold because for the ...
