Where to begin?

Charlie and Warren are REALLY good... the BEST... at value investing in a highly inflationary fiat bull market environment. They hit the jackpot when just a few years after Buffett took control of Berkshire Hathaway the world was sent spiraling into a completely unbacked, global fiat currency system which almost guaranteed success for those with the right mindset. The rest, as they say was history.

Being very savvy value investors they rode the 30 year bull market enabled by this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of illusory debt to its heights and were better at it than anyone, turning themselves and countless others into billionaires. However, the ride stopped after the tech bubble collapse in 2000 and things haven't been going so well since... even despite Warren doing sweetheart deals and cozying up to the fascist government like Whitney Houston to a bag of crack. Berkshire's performance against something as simple as real money has been abysmal:

In the interview, Charlie states that he would rather invest in productive assets than gold. Here's where we can generally agree. Me too! I'm a younger, go-getter entrepreneur. I'd love to be investing in technologies and amazing, world-changing businesses more than anyone. But I can't. Not knowing what I know. Not knowing that all the socialist democratic western states are insolvent under any measure. Not knowing that because of that and because they all have fiat currencies which can be printed into oblivion to keep their show going just a few years longer will mean a complete collapse of the western monetary system. Not knowing that many governments, the US and the UK more than most, already are aware of this and are clamping down on liberties and arming their police forces to the teeth in preparation for the great collapse.

It's going to be hard for any company to succeed in this environment. That's why Berkshire has underperformed so much... they don't realize that all the apparatus of the fasco-communist US and the taxes, some of them even named after Warren Buffett himself, have hollowed out the economy to the point of collapse.

So, because of that, I cannot smartly invest in anything except the gold mining stocks which could go parabolic in the last few inflationary years before the collapse.

Charlie Munger says owning gold is "uncivilized". No, Charlie, what is uncivilized is this entire immoral system of theft and slavery (taxation) and the communist fashioned central banks that impoverish the people while paying for every major war in modern history. It is all in a state of collapse but he seems blissfully unaware. This entire collapse is brought on by the fasco-communist police state that he believes in. The collapse to come IS going to be uncivilized and it will be because of everything he believes in.

He says that gold is only useful "if you're a Jewish family in Vienna in 1939". But, he hasn't yet realized that Americans are the new Jews as dicktator Barack O'Bomber takes away their rights and claims the right to kill as many of them as he wishes. What'd you think those cash sniffing dogs and men and women hiding on the jetway to the airplane with badges around their neck asking how much cash you have are for, Charlie? Oh, maybe they don't have that for private jets... yet.

In the interview Charlie points out that one of their main skills is seeing changes in the world and adapting quickly to them. They appear to have missed the biggest change staring them right in the face.

They were warned long ago by a much, much greater man than both Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett... Warren's father, Howard Buffett who stated:

Sadly Howard Buffett never lived to see the day his fasco-communist, idiot savant, brat of a son learn about freedom, liberty and not being a part of a criminal system. Our only hope is that both Charlie and Warren do live to see it.

If you believe gold is a barbarous relic then buy some Berkshire Hathaway. If you think Jeff may be on to something, subscribe to The Dollar Vigilante to hear more real-world thoughts about the ongoing collapse that people like Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett are either too blind or too corrupt to see.

-- Posted Sunday, 6 May 2012 | Digg This Article