Dear Reader,

I wrote a book 30 years ago. It was called Gold and Liberty.

The message was simple. So simple a child could understand it. 

When a government is sound, the money is sound. When a government is corrupt, the money is corrupt.

And there is only one true measure of sound money. Gold.

I’ve been screaming this from the rooftops for three decades. Some people listened. Most didn’t. 

They called me a crank. A gold bug. An alarmist.

Well, the alarm is ringing. The canary in the coal mine is screaming. And most people are still asleep.

Let me ask you a question. Do you feel freer today than you did 30 years ago? Do you feel like the government respects your property? Your rights? Your money?

Of course not. And there’s a chart that proves it. 

It’s a simple chart. One line is the index of economic freedom in the United States. The other line is the price of gold.

Since 2008, the line for freedom has gone straight down. The line for gold has gone straight up.

This is not a coincidence. This is cause and effect. This is the bill coming due.

Let me put this in even simpler terms. 

Since the Federal Reserve was created in 1913, the U.S. dollar has lost 99% of its purchasing power.

Ninety-nine percent.That’s not an accident. That’s a plan. It’s a slow, deliberate theft of your wealth. 

A heist carried out over a century by politicians and central bankers.

My poor dad, the PhD, couldn’t understand this. He believed in the government. He believed in the dollar. He saved his money in the bank. He died with worthless paper.

My rich dad understood the game. He knew that paper money—fiat currency—is not real money. It’s a tool. 

A tool used by governments to fund their promises. To fund their wars. To fund their welfare state. 

And to do it, they have to print. And when they print, your savings disappear.

Rich dad called gold “God’s money.” Why? Because you can’t print it. It’s real. It’s finite. 

It has held its value for 5,000 years. It’s the ultimate insurance policy against corrupt governments.

Look at the price of gold today. It just hit $4,400 an ounce. It was $500 just 20 years ago. It was $35 when the U.S. was still on the gold standard.

What does that tell you? It tells you the government is out of control. 

It tells you your freedom is eroding. It tells you your money is becoming worthless.

It didn’t have to be this way. I remember the 1980s and 90s. 

We had Reaganomics. The Soviet Union collapsed. The U.S. had budget surpluses for four years in a row.

We had a chance. A chance to return to sound money. To limited government. To real capitalism.

We squandered it.

Instead, we got more welfare. More warfare. More debt. And more money printing.

Now, we have kids who say they prefer socialism. We have a socialist mayor in New York City. 

We have politicians pushing “Modern Monetary Theory,” which is just a fancy term for printing money until it’s worthless.

They are no longer even pretending to be responsible. 

They are openly telling you they are going to print money to fund their fantasies.

 And they are counting on you to be too distracted to notice.

So what do you do? You can’t vote your way out of this. 

Both parties are addicted to spending. You can’t trust the central bankers. Their job is to fund the government, not to protect you.

Your only escape is to play a different game. The game of the rich.

You need to take your fake, paper money and turn it into real assets. Gold. Silver. Bitcoin. Real estate. 

Assets that the government can’t print. Assets that hold their value when the world goes crazy.

I’m not saying this to scare you. I’m saying this because I’ve seen it coming for 30 years.

And now it’s here.

The price of gold is not going up. The value of your money is going down.

And the less freedom you have, the faster it will fall.

Don’t be a victim. Don’t be my poor dad. Be my rich dad. Buy gold. Buy silver. Buy real assets. 

And protect yourself. Because no one else is coming to save you.

Robert Kiyosaki

Editor, Money Power and Profit

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