I have to agree with you.
I’ve been listening to him for years. His warnings about central banking and the fiat-based monetary policy they push and how they ultimately destroy currencies and economies was very important and excellent.
His warning Americans to become preppers was also excellent.
But everything he’s been doing in addition to that has been undermining these two efforts.
Several months ago he was pimping some motivational writer’s book (which seems to be a part of his marketing scheme to expand his demographic base to include eastern Indians living in America) about how to be unmistakable.
So on the one hand, he’s warning us with the most flagrant speech that the US dollar is going to collapse, has to collapse, there’s no way out. That when it does, there will be food shortages, riots, pillaging, martial law. We have to prepare for this “collapse” and then rebuild after.
Then he turns around and pimps this self-published book that says the exact same thing that every other self-help motivational books says (”You can do it. You just need to believe in yourself. No matter what anyone says, follow your dream, have faith, have confidence. And do it your own way, not someone else’s way.”).
And why was he pushing this? To teach his audience how they, too, can climb to the top of the ladder, find success, be their best, make money...
ALL THOSE WORLDLY, MATERIAL GAINS THAT HE WARNS US AGAINST PURSUING AND THAT HE PROPHESIZES WILL ALL BE ELIMINATED WHEN THE COLLAPSE COMES!!
What a hypocrite. What a consummate salesman.
Really, the guy could sell ice to Eskimos.
Beck is LDS, and they believe that America will collapse and that they will save it. Much of Beck’s ‘philosophy’ is derived from his religion. Nothing at all surprising in that.