http://www.richdadwisdom.com/2008/10/as-capitalism-crumbles-us-taxpayers-pick-up-the-pieces/ Layman's view of Kiyosaki "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and his other works. Fri, 26 Nov 2010 16:12:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://www.richdadwisdom.com/2008/10/as-capitalism-crumbles-us-taxpayers-pick-up-the-pieces/comment-page-1/#comment-11019 Ben Sun, 12 Oct 2008 07:46:00 +0000 http://www.richdadwisdom.com/?p=447#comment-11019 I am really excited to see someone with your influence, wealth and knowledge come out and inform the public of the truth about our current economic crises. A part of me believes that most people with your kind of influence know the truth but won’t tell because they are driven by greed. I was introduced to "The creature from Jekyll Island” back in 2003 before Rich Dad Poor Dad (sorry) and I have read it several times. Funny enough, I bought the book on Jekyll Island. Observing how events are transpiring now, it seems G. Edward Griffin could see the future. He was dead on with most of his observations. Unfortunately, you are definitely right. The next president will be facing a great challenge. None of the two candidates seem to have a good grasp on our economy. Most of the law makers also seem to be out for themselves, adhering to what Tupac said in one of his songs, “You gotta get yours, I gotta get mine”. Even if they had good intentions, the lobbyists and special groups have so much influence on them, it ridiculous. They can't effectively represent their constituents. The only candidate I did like was Ron Paul but I was disappointed when he decided to run as a republican. I knew he wouldn’t have a good chance of becoming the nominee. Funny enough, I was telling a friend about your financial strategy today. Invest primarily in Multi-family properties that throw off positive cashflow and then use the funds you can afford to lose to invest in the stock market. It looks like Multi-family properties are doing well in a lot of places. You were right all along, even if times are hard, people will always need a place to stay. I have one more year left in college and when I graduate, I want to start an investment firm like Ken McElroy’s investing in Multi-family units. You guys are my inspiration. Lastly, I would encourage you to keep up the good work. Please keep on telling people of this even on the network news channels. It seems they are not objective anymore. They have been an active tool in dumbing down the masses since most people rely on them for their information in an age where ironically information is so easy to come by. Also, if you don’t mind, write a book about it. I am really excited to see someone with your influence, wealth and knowledge come out and inform the public of the truth about our current economic crises. A part of me believes that most people with your kind of influence know the truth but won’t tell because they are driven by greed.
I was introduced to “The creature from Jekyll Island” back in 2003 before Rich Dad Poor Dad (sorry) and I have read it several times. Funny enough, I bought the book on Jekyll Island. Observing how events are transpiring now, it seems G. Edward Griffin could see the future. He was dead on with most of his observations.
Unfortunately, you are definitely right. The next president will be facing a great challenge. None of the two candidates seem to have a good grasp on our economy. Most of the law makers also seem to be out for themselves, adhering to what Tupac said in one of his songs, “You gotta get yours, I gotta get mine”. Even if they had good intentions, the lobbyists and special groups have so much influence on them, it ridiculous. They can’t effectively represent their constituents. The only candidate I did like was Ron Paul but I was disappointed when he decided to run as a republican. I knew he wouldn’t have a good chance of becoming the nominee.
Funny enough, I was telling a friend about your financial strategy today. Invest primarily in Multi-family properties that throw off positive cashflow and then use the funds you can afford to lose to invest in the stock market. It looks like Multi-family properties are doing well in a lot of places. You were right all along, even if times are hard, people will always need a place to stay. I have one more year left in college and when I graduate, I want to start an investment firm like Ken McElroy’s investing in Multi-family units. You guys are my inspiration.
Lastly, I would encourage you to keep up the good work. Please keep on telling people of this even on the network news channels. It seems they are not objective anymore. They have been an active tool in dumbing down the masses since most people rely on them for their information in an age where ironically information is so easy to come by. Also, if you don’t mind, write a book about it.

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