Capitalist Manifesto

De: Robert T. Kiyosaki

Narrado por: Brian Michaels

An overarching message of Capitalist Manifesto is...
WE WERE WARNED

In 1965, Robert Kiyosaki left Hilo, Hawaii and reported to the US Merchant Marine Academy, at Kings Point, New York.

At the academy, Robert’s economics teacher, encouraged the class to read Marx’s Communist Manifesto, Hitler’s Mein Kompf, and Mao’s Little Book.

In 1972, Robert was a US Marine Corp pilot, flying in Vietnam, witnessing lessons learned about communism, at the academy, coming true in real life.

In 1973, returning to California, Robert and his troops were greeted by anti-war protestors, hippies of the Woodstock Generation. Marx’s Communist Manifesto was alive and well in America. Marx’s ideology was spreading through America via the education system.

In 2020, protestors are parents, protesting mandatory vaccines for their children, wearing of masks, and the teaching of Critical Race Theory, gender identity, and Post-Modernist Education... all Marxist in heritage.

WE WERE WARNED.

Capitalist Manifesto is a book of warnings. For example: On capitalism Marx warned: “The last capitalist we hang shall be the one who sold us the rope.” On education Lenin warned: “Give us the child for eight years and it will be a Bolshevik forever.” On elections Stalin warned: “It's not the people who vote that count…It's the people who count the votes.” On the Federal Reserve bank Lenin warned: “The establishment of a central bank is 90% of communizing a nation.” On printing money, taxes and inflation Lenin said: “The way to crush the bourgeoise is to grind them between the millstones of taxation and inflation." Capitalist Manifesto is dedicated to our freedoms, especially the Freedom of Truth. Capitalist Manifesto is dedicated to seeking out the truth behind the NEA, IRS, and FED―the National Education Association, the Internal Revenue Service, and the Federal Reserve Bank. In Capitalist Manifesto I offer alternatives that any person or family can put in motion. How can we counter communism taught in our schools? By teaching capitalism in our homes.

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©2021 and 2024 by Robert T. Kiyosaki. (P)2024 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

A Nice Summary of the Rich Dad Philosophy

A strong confident position shared by Robert. A nice update to his teaching in the 2020’s. Similar ideas to his podcast

Very informative read

Love this book once again Robert Kiyosaki with another great read. Rich dad advisor have some of the best teachers in the world.

Eye opening

I found this book to be a wonderful overview on the social and economic state of America today. Several questions I’ve held for some time were answered in the pages of this book.

Historically Accurate

Some of the subjects and stories are repetitive, but I think that’s is the point of the book.

It’s the economy, stupid

Many people do not know the origins of Marxism, Fascism, Socialism or Capitalism, let alone know how to explain the differences in basic detail. The author lays the groundwork for and history of the above, for the reader to process and understand in the approachable way that is enhanced by a person who has been very successful in business, military and life.

Some good information, but very repetitive.

The book was good and is a good viewpoint into capitalism versus socialism. However, the book could have been a quarter of the length because of the repetitive nature of the book (plugs for his products versus cementing concepts). Recommend his other books over this one for an introductory into kiyosaki’s lessons.

Repetitive

Great topic with interesting insights. However, the book could have been half as long if it weren’t for RKs constant repetition of stories, anecdotes and ego strokes throughout the book.

Well, that’s not what I was expecting

I really dislike saying this, I have read just about every one of Roberts books, but this one just didn’t hit the mark. I kept trying to be objective and pull out financial advice, but this is mostly just political opinion. I listened to the entire book, just trying to see what I could pull out, but it was tough. If you’re looking for financial advice, this is not for you if you’re looking for political opinion, then maybe this is the one.