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buy his analysis that our economy is on the brink of disaster, His solutions for what to do after the dollar collapses I highly disagree with, He became more than a little spooky as he lovingly talked of a "new world order" Started, A few pages into this book, it was known it wasn't quite what I thought it would be, Instead of touching on multiple finance and economicrelated topics and discussions, the author presents a heavy dose of environmentrelated arguments, I'm not an environmentalist I love red meat, dislike PETA and other treehugging discussions, and believe humans are the top of the food chain and that wild game were provided for humans to hunt and eat.
Many, many times, I was a page away from putting the book down, the extreme environmentalist rhetoric got extremely old, although many of his discussion points where accurate.
Other than the environmentalist approach, the author discusses the New World Order extensively, The first few pages of the book lead me to believe the author was attempting to pred
ict the future regarding the New World Order.
However, as the book continued, I felt as if he was pushing for, rather than just coming to terms with the inevitable fact that a New World Order is coming globally.
The author spelled out some very specific items associated with the new economy, i, e. CG Central Government, GUES, Coin of the Realm the new global currency,
He equally points fingers at both corporations as well as government for the downfall of the U, S. economy. Essentially, the U. S. has too much debt, more than it could every repay, A handful of other countries own America's debt, and in turn, own America, When America finally is unable to sustain this level of debt, the entire global economy will crash because of how ingrained the U, S. economy is with other large economies of the world,
However, because I started the book, I finished it, I agree on many points and disagree on others, The most interesting part of the book was when the
author described his own detailed chronological events of a span overweeks for which the dollar crashes.
He is right about one thing we do need to get more involved, stop letting the government dictate what we "need", and set ourselves up for success once again.
I believe every book has some good points no matter how you feel about it in the end, With that being said, their are plenty of other financial books that need to be read before this one, It's unlikely that the US will ever pay off their national debts, It doesn't have to as long as their creditors remain confident that the debts will be repaid,
Some Americans really believe that the US could continue expanding the debt many years into the future, thanks to the reservoirs of trust the US economy has accumulated in the eyes of investors.
However, this is too Risky, By taking advantage of their US privileged position in the Global economy, they may lose it all, And the collapse of the US dollar will likely skyrocket gold prices,
I would buy standard gold bars and store them Safely and Securely offshore, far far away from the US jurisdiction, A truly terrifying account of what it may look like if the dollar crashes, The way our politicians spend money, I'm wondering if they want to see if Mr, Vickers is right. he makes sense and he makes a good point, I thoroughly enjoyed this book, It was an eye opener for me in many ways, Very good advice on the many ways we need to create change for the survival of the world, both in nature and the global economy, Everyone should read this one, It is a fast read, Disappointing. This is not a scholarly work, There is no bibliography. Few of Vickers' assertions are attributed to any credible reference, His presentation of a "post dollar crash" scenario is interesting and thought provoking, This book was terrible I mean really really bad as in the pages of this book is where bad writing and delusions of grandeur came to die.
There were no credible sources for any of his outrageous claims and most of his reasoning was that he came from a rich family and so he knows what he is talking about.
I don't see how the publishers allowed this book to hit the press, This book was a mess sitting on top of an additional mess, I tried believe me I tried, Tried to finish this book that is, but in the end, I could not, I finally gave up on pageof,
This truly must be one of the worst books I ever read, I have put down fiction books before, but having bought this nonfiction book with a genuine interest in what one author's take was on the future of the US currency, I was reluctant to put it down even after it had started out so poorly.
I kept hoping that a gem of salvation for the book would come and that I would take something away after having read it, Unfortunately, it never did.
I lost count of the number of time the author, Damon Vickers, stated in the book that "he thinks, . . " or "he believes " that something will happen, but does not offers any subtantiation behind his "belief" nor minimally expand on why he holds such beliefs,
Vickers, cannot make up his mind whether he is a communist or a libertarian, He rails against big government, but then devotes an entire chapter on what a world government, something he evidently favors, would look like and how it would operate.
Vickers cannot make up his mind whether he is religious or secular, He chides leaders of government for having religious views but then encourages adoption of religion,
All too familiar from shlock journalism, there are constant references to a "New World Order", "Global Elites", and other similar terms without ever defining what these mysterious entities are, or who might belong to them.
But using these terms guarantees him a supportive audience of those who like to throw these terms around, also without any clue of what they might mean.
More shlock comes in the form of the author's imagination, In one particular point of the book, he describes in detail, how the day the dollar crashes might look, Now, I understand he is trying to illustrate his point when he says:
"A woman walking her Chow on the sidewalk outside the NYSE is struck by the falling body ofyearold senior stock broker"
and
"Pedestrians dodge falling bodies"
and
"New York's finest swarm the NYSE and prevent four suicides"
and
"people slowly gather around the screen to watch videos of bodies falling out of the exchange headquarters"
but Mr.
Vickers we get the point! Why the obsession with falling bodies
In the same chapter, in trying to provide more graphic illustration, Vickers says "Ayearold unemployed construction worker puts a brick through the Oval Office window and is shot dead by the Secret Service".
But this only proves that not even this minimal research has been done when writing the book, Certainly anyone that tried to put a brick though the Oval Office window would be shot dead, but being as any potential brickthrower would have to run across the expanse of the White House lawn before getting to said window, the snipers sitting atop the buildingxwould have shot him well before he ever got near the intended target.
Furthermore, I rather doubt that the windows of the Oval Office would break with a toss of the brick, unless the brick was shot out of a bazooka.
The windows are no doubt able to withstand shots from anything short of a rocketpropelled grenade, So spare us the shlock, will you Mr, Vickers
The editing of the book was terrible, The content of any given chapter is frequently unrelated to the chapter's title and Vickers jumps around from one idea to the next without holding a logical progression.
It's as if he simply wrote whatever came to him from the top of his head and nobody bothered to edit the thoughts into a cohesive volume.
Vickers would do well to read some Barry Eichengreen really anything by Mr, Eichengreen would do before he attempts to write on a serious matter such as currency markets, Interesting book. Seems like a chicken little “the sky is falling” type of book meant to scare us, And yet the facts of the current state of the U, S. s economy coupled with our nations rapidly rising debt seems to point toward the direction about which this author is warning, Lets be wise, reduce our personal debt, buy gold, and trust in Jesus to take care of us, The author then strays from his area of expertise finance/economics to make uneducated comments about religion, the antichrist, and a oneworld government, “Eat the meat and spit out the bones”: this book has some helpful points, but the rest becomes nonsense opinions about topics above the authors paygrade, Very scary. Makes you think. Brief, and in truth for myself, it breaks no new ground or taught me anything I hadn't already known or believed regarding our economic policies since the Volcker era.
Having said that, I would recommend it to anyone looking for a palatable synopsis of why I believe we will see the eventual collapse of our monetary system.
His fictional "timeline" however while reeking of juvenile titillation, is not out of the realm of possibility altogether, There is wisdom to be heard here, preparation and planning for anything in life is never foolish, To ignore the possibility of collapse is simply blind faith, Very disappointing book that is poorly researched, Many of the facts mentioned are incorrect, Not worth reading. A sort of new age narrative, not a well researched argument of a post dollar crash actions and what should be expected in such cases, Some reasonable material on American fiscal system, but all beyond our control, very good, but very pieinthesky, he lost me at alternative medicine but makes good points on eating well to prevent rather than cure disease Very interesting information, but although the author thinks he gave us strategies about what we should do, I felt that I was still confused as to where to turn or what I should be doing specifically to protect my family This book is absolute garbage! The title is a cover for a book that peddles and environmentalist agenda.
Had very little if anything to do with finance, Many unverified and unsupported claims, Don't buy the book because trees have to be cut down to make it, The eversion would require electricity and oil to make the device you read it on, How to profit from the events leading up to the likely collapse of the U, S. dollar Society is at a crossroads, Here at home and around the world, we are living in a manner that is absolutely, unconditionally, irrevocably unsustainable, The Day After the Dollar Crashes: A Survival Guide for the Rise of the New World Order outlines the kinds of events that could trigger a global economic collapse, describing in detail the events that are likely to occur just prior to, during, and immediately
following such a total collapse.
It also explains how investors can profit and support a sustainable future by anticipating social trends, The book.