Bankruptcy of Our Nation

Revised and Expanded

By: Jerry Robinson

Narrated by: Kevin Pierce

Length: 12 hrs and 32 mins

Publisher's summary

It's no secret that the U.S. national debt is in the tens of trillions. But did you know that America also has future unfunded obligations of over $118 trillion? Unfortunately, America's politicians have no plan to solve our mounting fiscal and monetary crisis.

But you don't have to watch this unfold in fear of your financial future.

The time for debate is over... It's time to prepare!

• 21 income streams you can create now and in retirement
• Specific ways to inflation-proof your investment portfolio using the P.A.C.E. (Precious Metals, Agriculture, Commodities, and Energy) Method
• How to create a diversified six-month liquid savings reserve that uses stable foreign currencies and precious metals
• And the 5 Levels of Financial Freedom that Jerry has personally used to build true wealth and create complete financial security

You can survive this economic crisis, but you can't wait. It's time to take action. Let this audiobook show you how to become a better investor and create multiple streams of income.

©2012 New Leaf Press (P)2013 Listen and Think Audio

THE COMPLEX MADE SIMPLE - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Jerry does an excellent job in removing the fog and cutting through the gross deceptions of the financial markets such that I was pleasantly surprised by the clarity that I got from this book.

His explanation of what money is and the dire financial predicament the US in is just brilliant.

I thoroughly recommend it.

Awaken the Nation

Where does Bankruptcy of Our Nation rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

By far best "real world" economics & financial book.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Bankruptcy of Our Nation?

Exposing the real reason for invading Iraq.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

Any additional comments?

Americans need to get informed & prepared for a much different America in the future. The "right/left" paradigm is a train wreck.

I was very disappointed with the author.

This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?

Someone who doesnt understand economics may like this book.

Would you ever listen to anything by Jerry Robinson again?

no

What didn’t you like about Kevin Pierce’s performance?

How very repetative and focuses on the negative not the possitive. There will be winner and there will be loosers with hyperinflation. He forgets that God is in control and you can not stop the events that are about to happen. I prefer to look at it as how can I profit from this.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

The writer preaches fear and he repeates the same idea over and over and over again. He said if you want more information go to his web site. He then repeated this at least 100 times throughout the book. I think I got it by the third time.

Any additional comments?

Some of his thinking is fundamentally flawed. For example he says the currency is going to fail, yet he says to put some of you emergancy fund in US currency. His views on the books of Daniel and Revelation are fundamentally flawed. Isreal can mean the nation, the particular race of people or the religious group. When the bible refers to Isreal in future events it is refering to the remnant children of god not the secular nation of isreal.

Must read for all living in USA

Would you listen to Bankruptcy of Our Nation again? Why?

Yes, compelling reading on what is likely to happen in next 10 years and what you may do to help yourself.

Any additional comments?

I thought I was not going to like this book since the author started off by saying the earth was 6000 years old. But I was impressed by the simple language with which the author tackled all the issues facing USA from national debt, petrodollar crisis, unfunded Medicare / SS debt, quantitative easing and other mistakes by the Feds. I particularly liked chapter 13 which deals with strategies to help over a period of coming hyperinflation.

Great book

Lots of info about the American economic sysyems. Easy to understand and highly recomended for anyone that's wants to learn more about what may happen in the future.

Every American should read this book

Every American should read this book, no matter if their philosophy tends left or right or even the middle.

it is also for everyone, regardless of their financial literacy. it is written in everyday American English.

This book is never boring and the reader becomes absorbed from page 1.

Readers learn how the American economy works, how it was created and how it has been evolving (or devolving, depending on your point of view).

FINALLY, it opens people's eyes to how they can protect themselves and even thrive in good or in bad times.

Enjoy and prosper!

so powerful and educational

it's been a long time I want read or listen to this book.we all should read or listen 👂 to book, if you like economics

If true, very scary

An easy to understand review of the US economy and government management practices and the potential (likely? Certain?) issues with the current approach. Ties together the concepts of gold standard, fiat currencies, petrol dollar and many more. Explains how this may lead to a collapse of the US dollar, potentially in the near future. Gives recommendations of how individuals can prepare and protect themselves from these risks.

Inspirant

Beau résumé macroéconomique des États-Unis, dans un language clair et facile à suivre. Bons placements publicitaires.

Very informative

This book offers a great explanation of the current state of our money and economy, and finishes by giving the reader ideas of how to protect against the next financial crisis.

More like a history lesson than advice

I downloaded the book knowing about Jerry Robinsons list of income streams and sought advice or information on how to attain these in greater detail. However the book is a long drawn out history lesson of the USA’s financial circumstances. It briefly lists the income streams and what they mean but quickly moves on. Fairly disappointed in the book.