Michael Norman Trolls Kyle Bass – Calls Him A "Dope"
2016-07-07T20:50:52-04:00
Michael Norman, likely one of the world's largest trolls ( speaking of which where is Bob Chapman these days) is back at his favorite game attacking his favorite target Kyle Bass. Norman has a new video out titled "Kyle Bass. Mr. Japanese "debt crisis" is back." and with the subtitle "More stupidity from this dope." We will note that while many thought Bass' Japan thesis was problematic as we noted years ago, the China thesis (even critics of Bass)
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