American Exit Strategy
The Economic Collapse Chronicles, Volume 1
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Narrated by:
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Kevin Pierce
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By:
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Mark Goodwin
About this listen
Liberty minded individuals and those who believe in the Constitution will find this near future dystopian novel to be right up their alley. Those who are looking to be more informed about the potential threats to America's financial stability will learn what to watch for and how to prepare themselves for an economic collapse.
America is on the cusp of financial annihilation. Matt and Karen Bair face the challenges of Main Street during a full scale financial meltdown. Government borrowing and monetary creation have reached their limits. When funds are no longer available for government programs, widespread civil unrest erupts across the country. Matt and Karen are forced to move to a more remote location and their level of preparedness is revealed as being much less adequate than they believed prior to the crisis.
Meanwhile, Paul Randall, a third party presidential candidate arises to push back against the welfare and warfare spending that have bankrupted our country. While he has gained expansive acceptance, the fight has just begun. Paul Randall proposes a plan to mitigate the coming hyper-inflationary collapse which is a mathematical certainty. His plan is known as The American Exit Strategy.
American Exit Strategy uses survival fiction to take an in-depth look at the real life politics and economics behind the issues that are likely to trigger a currency collapse or financial meltdown in the near future.
American Exit Strategy is a work of fiction…until it becomes history.
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- Serenity
- 24-01-20
The US has crashed
As the US system crashes, you have people who have prepared and those that believe it is just a blip. Okay book but perhaps to one sided and religiously too heavy.
Kevin Pierce does a good job as ever, always good for a prepping apocalypse story.
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- Amazon Customer
- 22-01-20
Preppers Monthly would be proud
So this concept I felt was going to be good an economic crisis and exploring how different people ride it out and deal with it but what you get is a preppers advertisement, referencing real websites and pod casts etc. Instead of cleverly bringing the reader into the world of prepping it is force fed in a very basic point to point basis.
The characters lacked depth and seemed in many situations to be unbelievable with characters understanding deep constitutional matters but lacking knowledge around basic concepts now the author used this to spoon feed the readers/listeners which I understand but was a bit tactless. I wont be proceeding with the series.
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- Jason Smith
- 25-12-14
A little clumsy but well worth the listen
If you could sum up American Exit Strategy in three words, what would they be?
Relatable, Possible, republican
What was one of the most memorable moments of American Exit Strategy?
Buggin out to be with Adam and the family, the robbery, the changing neighbourhood back home
Would you listen to another book narrated by Kevin Pierce?
Yes though his delivery doesn't flow to the same level that other narrators do, the warmth in his voice makes up for some of this though
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
the description of the farmhouse matt would look at buying
Any additional comments?
A little two dimensional on the characters, a little to obvious on the correlation on real life people being named incorrectly on purpose from real life like obama. I do agree with alot of the view points from the series tho and I do feel it shows somewhat a possible future, the fact that all the nations lend and borrow on gold that they do not currently owe, the fact that hyper inflation is a real concern world wide, and the impact on that. I feel that the government in these books is a little more extreme and I worry that the work may be dismissed summarily because of this despite a lot of the founding issues being relevant.
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