- Businessman criticizes possible increase in the national debt ceiling
- Kiyosaki compares the national debt crisis in the US to a “Kabuki theater.”
- He advised to invest in gold, silver, and bitcoins
Businessman, Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestseller “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” commented on the national debt situation in the US in his Twitter.
“The politicians’ debate about raising the $30 trillion debt limit in the United States is bad comedy, ‘kabuki theater.
The facts are this: The U.S. is bankrupt. Unfunded Social Security liabilities total more than $250 trillion. “Derivative assets”
of the financial market are measured in quadrillion, thousands of trillions. WTF. Buy G, S, BC”
Robert reminded his subscribers that the U.S. economy is deteriorating;
the nation’s national debt continues to grow, and now Congress is debating the president’s proposal to raise the U.S. debt ceiling to $31.4 trillion to avoid default.
Kiyosaki compared the U.S. national debt crisis to “kabuki theater,” a form of traditional Japanese theater that combines dynamic, dramatic performance with traditional dance.
At the same time, the investor advised his subscribers to invest in gold, silver and bitcoins.
Robert Kiyosaki is a longtime supporter of BTC. Already in 2023, the businessman has repeatedly called to buy the first cryptocurrency.
Of the latter, he suggested investing in precious metals, cryptocurrency, and self-protection. Earlier Robert called Biden a liar and urged him to invest in BTC.