Last Plane Out Part 3

Ghosting the USA isn’t about politics. It’s about recognizing systemic failure and getting ahead of it.

Cold War Spy, Maurice Stack explains the realities of life under communism when "good money" fails. Expectations of a Dollar collapse in the west have similarities with the Soviet Union's Ruble collapse of the 1990s. The new system will be rolled out with the expectation it will be socialist in nature but it will actually have more in common with fascism.

First up, James Turk describes a "vintage" economic survival plan called "Last Plane Out" (popular in southeast Asia during the Vietnam War). The plan involves relocating physical assets from an unstable location to a secure location. Physical assets like silver, gold and real estate will not disappear during a hyperinflation of the currency (crackup boom).

Maurice Stack was a spy inside the USSR at the height of the Cold war. He explains living standards under communism. Andrew Stack follows with a discouraging description of Russia's transition capitalism after the failure of the Ruble.

Quadrillion dollar questions: Would you sign up for CBDC to feed your family? OR... would you move to another country to avoid assets being stolen by a surveillance state?

Join us as we examine the pros and cons of the "Last Plane Out" strategy. You should expect to see government tactics designed to steal your assets and savings through hyperinflation... while "nudging" the public into a centrally planned digital economy with social credit scores, programable money and digi-passports.