In 26 June 2009 Dilbert Comic Strip, there is this employee (Ted, the generic guy I think) who said “I can’t afford my mortgage because of my pay cut. The bank will take my house.”

Asok the intern replied: “I saved a bundle by being a renter. I should buy your house for next to nothing.”

Click here to view the comic strip from Dilbert’s Official Website

This comic strip highlighted some import lessons from Robert Kiyosaki’s books.

Robert Kiyosaki had been repeatedly highlighted that, the house we are living in is NOT an asset but a liability. The bigger the house, the bigger the liability it is. The reason is that, instead of putting money in our pocket, the house we are living in is taking money FROM our pocket. One day, when we have difficulty paying the mortgage, the bank will take it away.

This is what happened to Ted. When he suffered a pay cut, he could not afford the mortgage and ended the bank taking the house away.

Robert Kiyosaki also repeatedly advised that we should go for positive cash flow, earning passive income. No matter what happen to the economy out there, the positive passive income cash flow will continue to give us the financial income we need. When the economy turned bad, we can use the income to buy more assets which generate more positive passive income cash flow.

Asok, the intern, despite of his low salary, was not affected by the pay cut. This is because he has been getting positive passive income cash flow as a renter. Now, he can buy the house from Ted to get more rental positive income.

In 27 June 2009 Dilbert Comic Strip, Catbert the evil Director of Human Resource said, “You shouldn’t come to work just for money. You should come to work to avoid not having money.”
Click here to view the comic strip from Dilbert’s Official Website

This statement further highlighted the message from Robert Kiyosaki’s books, especially the latest one, Conspiracy of the Rich. In his book, he mentioned that the education system is designed to produce employees and specialists. These groups of people are trained to go for job security. There is this fear among the employees that, if they lost their jobs, they will lose their income.

Catbert the Evil Director of Human Resource was voicing out the fear in the employees, the fear of loss of income. And this was the fear that kept people working for money, for job security.

Based on these two comic strips, I can’t help but to link the relationship between Scott Adam’s Dilbert Comic Strip and Robert Kiyosaki’s books.

“Chapter 11 Just Posted – An Unfair Advantage!
It’s true. The rich have an unfair advantage – a great financial education. Learn how the rich view the world through the lens of business and investing, and how you can too, in Chapter 11 of Conspiracy of the Rich.”

The mail also mentioned that there will be an additional bonus chapter to be posted on 7th July 2009. In this bonus chapter, Robert Kiyosaki will be sharing his vision for a solid financial curriculum in the school system. As such, the free reading period will be extended to 14th July 2009.

This is a great news for us. We have more time to read and re-read the chapters. After that, we can only read the hardcopy book purchased from bookstores.

Click on this link to read the book for free before it is too late – http://www.conspiracyoftherich.com

This means, we have less than one month to read this amazing book online or else we have to get the hard copy. The time is running out is read this book online for free or else have to wait for another 2 months before it is available in the bookstore.

Robert Kiyosaki just posted Chapter 9 and there are another 2 chapters to go. And I have reached Chapter 4 and still have another 7 chapters within less than 1 month.

I feel that, this book is the continuation of the last book I read many years ago, Rich Dad’s Prophecy: Why The Biggest Stock Market Crash in History is Still Coming…and How You Can Prepare Yourself and Profit From It! By Robert Kiyosaki (Prophecy. In that book, Robert made a few daring prediction of the future and all these predictions were based on facts and evident. If I remember correctly, one of the predictions was the depression in USA would start at around 2007 to 2009. And it did. It was announced late 2008 sometimes that the depression had begun in 2007.

In that book, Robert emphasized the importance and urgency of financial education. We had little time to prepare for the depression.

Now the depression has begun. In the Conspiracy of the Rich, Robert made even more daring prediction of the future. This depression would be much worse than the previous one and a perfect storm is about to take place. But, this would be the biggest opportunity of the lifetime, provided we get educated enough to make use of this opportunity. The issue is, time is not in favor with anyone who is not financial educated. The eye of the storm is getting closer and closer.

Time is running out to read the free online version of Conspiracy of the Rich. If we missed it, we still get buy the book and read it. But once depression storm hit us, do we have the time to get the financial education required to benefit from the storm. Or we will just be washed away by the storm.

Get your copy of Rich Dad’s Prophecy: Why The Biggest Stock Market Crash in History is Still Coming…and How You Can Prepare Yourself and Profit From It! to find out the other predictions which Robert Kiyosaki made has realized.

Rich Dad’s Prophecy: Why The Biggest Stock Market Crash in History is Still Coming…and How You Can Prepare Yourself and Profit From It! is available at Amazon.com

I just started reading book “Conspiracy of the Rich: The 8 New Rules of Money” by Robert Kiyosaki (author of the Best Seller “Rich Dad Poor Dad”). At the moment, “Conspiracy of the Rich: The 8 New Rules of Money” is not yet completed and is only available online for free reading of completed chapters.

(Warning! Please DO NOT READ the book unless you are prepared to have your mind blown!)


I have read many other Robert Kiyosaki’s books. Each book opened a new prospective on how we look at things, especially in the subject of money. This book really blew my mind.

In the first chapter, Robert Kiyosaki made me think hard on the governments. Are they elected to protect the people or help the rich get richer? Are the governments doing their part for the best of the people or to cover the wrong doing of the rich? Are the governments doing the people justice with the current education system?

There are definitely a lot of historical evident that really make us re-think what we were taught to think. For example, why did people spend billions of dollars to get someone to be elected for a $400,000 job? The list went on and on.

As I go on reading the book, reading comments from other readers, I am now seeing new things I have not seen before. I am now wondering, there could be a conspiracy of the rich.

I recommended that those who wish to have their mind blown on the issue of money also read Robert Kiyosaki’s “Rich Dad Poor Dad”. This will make us rethink what we were taught to think, make us unlearn what we were taught to learn and make us re-see what we are taught to see.

The last time I checked, Robert Kiyosaki’s “Rich Dad Poor Dad” is available at Amazon.com. As it is a best seller, it would be out of stock soon.