The Great EV Con

Dear Reader,

They lied to you.

It was a simple lie. A seductive lie. They told you electric cars would save the planet. 

They told you it was the future. They told you it was inevitable.

• Discover the shocking truth behind the $140 billion in auto industry losses—a staggering sum that proves the entire EV “revolution” was a colossal failure built on lies

• Inside, you’ll see the undeniable proof that no amount of government bullying, media hype, or taxpayer subsidies could force consumers to buy a product they didn’t want… 

• Most importantly, you’ll learn the simple lesson from this historic boondoggle: never bet on the government. Bet on the customer. 

• The rich play by a different set of rules. For them, the tax code is a tool to create wealth. For you, it's a weapon to keep you compliant and poor. It’s time you learned how to fight back. Robert Kiyosaki reveals how to use their own rules against them and join the winning side.

It was all a con. And now the bill is coming due.

Stellantis, the company that owns Chrysler, just wrote down $26 billion. General Motors, $7.6 billion. Ford, $19.5 billion. 

All told, the auto industry has torched $140 billion in the last three years.

One hundred and forty billion dollars. Gone. Up in smoke.

And why? Because they stopped listening to their customers. They started listening to politicians. To regulators. 

To the “experts” in the Climate Industrial Complex. They chased a phantom. A green ghost. And it led them right off a cliff.

Follow the Money (Your Money)

Now, you might be thinking, “So what? A few big car companies lost some money. What does that have to do with me?”

It has everything to do with you. Because that $140 billion is just the tip of the iceberg. 

That’s just the money the shareholders lost. The real victim here is you. The taxpayer. The consumer.

My rich dad taught me to always follow the money. So let’s follow the money. Where did the cash for this great EV boondoggle come from?

It came from your pocket. For years, the government has been shoveling your tax dollars into this black hole. 

They gave you a tax credit to buy an EV you didn’t want. 

They gave car companies money to build battery factories for cars no one was buying. 

They spent $7.5 billion to build a few hundred charging stations.

It’s insane. It’s a level of waste that is almost impossible to comprehend.

But it gets worse. They also created a hidden tax. It’s called the CAFE standard.

Fuel economy rules. The only way car companies could meet these impossible standards was to sell EVs. 

For every EV they sold, they got a credit. If they couldn’t sell enough, they had to buy credits from companies like Tesla. Who do you think paid for that? You did. 

The price of every gas-powered car you bought was inflated to pay for this EV scam.

They were forcing you to subsidize a product you didn’t want, to prop up a market that didn’t exist.

It’s the perfect example of how the government and big corporations collude to pick your pocket.

The Customer Is Always Right

But here’s the good news. Here’s the part of the story that gives me hope.

It didn’t work.

No matter how much money they threw at it. No matter how much the media shrieked. No matter how much the politicians bullied. 

They couldn’t overcome one simple, powerful force.

The customer.

You. The person with the wallet. The person who actually has to drive the car.

You didn’t want an expensive, unreliable, inconvenient electric car. You wanted a gas-powered car that worked. That was affordable. That you could refuel in five minutes.

And in the end, you won. The customer is always right. The market always wins.

That’s a powerful lesson. It’s a lesson my rich dad taught me over and over again. 

Don’t listen to the government. Don’t listen to the experts.

 Listen to the market. Listen to the customer.

The Reckoning

So what happens now? The car companies are finally waking up. They’re listening to their customers again. 

They’re pulling back on their ridiculous EV plans.

But there has to be a reckoning. There has to be an accounting for this colossal waste of money.

We need to add it all up. 

The $140 billion in corporate losses. The hundreds of billions in taxpayer subsidies. The hidden costs passed on to consumers.

When you put it all together, the EV push might just be the most expensive boondoggle in human history.

And the people responsible need to be held accountable. 

The politicians who pushed the mandates. The regulators who wrote the rules. 

The environmental groups who sold the snake oil. And the car company CEOs who were too cowardly to stand up for their own customers.

They all bent the knee to the Climate Industrial Complex. And you paid the price.

Never forget that. The next time they come to you with a grand plan to “save the world,” remember the great EV con. 

Remember who paid the price. And hold on to your wallet.

Kiyosaki Uncensored 

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