Capitalist Manifesto

5 STAR FINACIAL EDUCATION BOOK

Great book about overall idea which can save our society.Everything is very true but its so repeating all the time about everything that its difficult to keep consistency to read.

I have a feeling that book is written in a rush. Full of conspiracy theories and very one sided (instead of been on the edge of the coin). To be fair there are some valid points if you read carefully, but you don’t need 450 pages to deliver that message. Book might be interesting for an American audience, not sure about other countries.

Disclaimer: still reading through the book.It begins with the author stating that some quotations may be attributed to the wrong people or may be inaccurate, and that this is not important (according to the author, the content of the quote is what matters). References to historical events appear approximate in the first few chapters. It transpires as if the writer did not understood the purpose and scientific evidence behind the health measures taken against the pandemic of 2020. Complex social debates such as BLM movement appear misunderstood. Subjects/topics are brought up and revised without a logical flow.Hopefully it will get better before the last chapter.

This book is a must read for any person who wants to learn the unseen prison that we are all participate in.This world stands upon ideas. Ideas that can built us and also destroy us. We are the one to choose which is which.If you don't see the chains, how can you be ever free?

Holy smokes. This is a really good book. Although it could be described as a little directionless at times Kiyosaki, nevertheless, touches on a ton of problems within society. You could say he was awakened before being awakened was cool.

The good: Great title for a book. The bad: this is not a book, is a rant by Robert written like a series of unconnected blog posts. It has no narrative, all ideas are disconnected, full of quotes that are repeated constantly, no new ideas, nothing really but a rant. It is up to the reader to decide on many of the issues here, the woke culture, racism, Trump, COVID, etc. however, he doesn't connect any of the issues with capitalism in any way. The book just criticisms socialism and communism but it does it with little arguments and almost never talks about the good aspects of capitalism. Save yourself $20 and skip this book, not worth the money even if you agree with the issues here and consider yourself a capitalist.

Great Book - bought it after an live Event of Robert Kyiosaki

Kiyosaki is not really neutral in his book. He comes strongly over that Republicans are capitalists and the democrats are socialists heading the US towards communism thereafter towards totalitarianism. He also explains the dollar will not survive. All in all an interesting read.