Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling personal finance book Rich Dole Dod Dod Dad, sent a clear warning on X (formerly Twitter) that the looming economic and geopolitical crisis reported that major Japanese automakers would stop selling cars in the United States.
“OMG: Toyota, Honda and Nissan have decided to stop selling cars in the United States,” Kiyosaki wrote. “This will mean a lot of unemployment and crashes in many towns that rely on Japanese cars.”
He added: “As the pilot said, tie tightly and prepare for the crash.”
Kiyosaki suggests that U.S. automakers like Ford, GM and Stellantis may benefit from the vacuum, but only if they can adapt quickly. “American automakers like Ford, General Motors and Stratlandis may thrive…if they can be ready quickly.”
But he made this development part of a larger, darker trend. “But, as I warned, currency wars lead to trade wars, leading to wars. Pray that we realize it before the war breaks out.”
Kiyosaki mentioned his personal military experience to emphasize the gravity of this situation. “I participated in the Vietnam War twice…I was once a student, an intermediate crew member of the Military Academy, and the second was a US Marine Corps pilot. War is a situation of human insanity.”
Regardless of how the incident unfolds, Kiyosaki emphasizes the importance of using hard-capital assets as a hedge against global instability. “In this global war, gold, silver and Bitcoin are still caused by greed, insanity and fear.”
He closed the post with a somber request: “Please take care of it.”
Kiyosaki has long been an advocate for alternative assets such as gold and Bitcoin, often suggesting his followers prepare for what he describes as the inevitable collapse of the Fiat system, driven by poor policy, debt and geopolitical unrest.
