written by reader Mayflower Maneuver

by cutaboard2 | September 12, 2013 8:27 pm

I received a video about the upcoming downfall of our country and the Mayflower Maneuver was the way to protect yourself. Of course you had to subscribe to the service to find out what is. Has any one heard about this latest video from Navellier?
Also True Wealth[1] is touting, The Greatest Currency Trade of the Next Ten Years. Any info about what this is?

Endnotes:
  1. True Wealth: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/tag/true-wealth/

Source URL: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/2013/09/microblog-mayflower-maneuver/


48 responses to “written by reader Mayflower Maneuver”

  1. Kent says:

    yes…I would like info, too.

  2. bvramlow says:

    I am interested in this as well. Maybe a WSD Insider could give us a tip on whether it seems plausible or not.

    The redrawn map of the US they are using as a big selling point, obtained from an undisclosed source, could very well be exactly what they say it is, a back up plan in case of financial meltdown. And to be honest, I am glad someone has created a backup plan.

  3. cyd says:

    I would like more information on the Mayflower Maneuver too.

  4. advantedges says:

    Meanwhile, Twitter is going public and the Markets Move ON! If you can’t get in on the IPO, you might want to consider SVVC, The FirstHand Fund for several New Companies. FB and others are already included. It is suggested that SVVC has shares of Twitter, pre-IPO. Correct, Travis?

  5. Fire says:

    Concerning Mayflower Maneuver, After reviewing the video and reviewing there plan here’s my thoughts. They claim America will go bankrupt and they have a map of America and the states gone and other states terminated. At the end of the program they are requesting $49.95 from your credit card only to join a 1 year newsletter. They claim if you invested $100 last year and reinvested you would have $1 million dollars today and if you invested $10,000.00 you would have profited over $8 Million dollars. What good is all that money if the dollar is going to collapse like they tell you right from the beginning and through out the video? It’s just another way to take your hard earned money today and that’s how they get rich… Good Luck.

  6. Hillbilly says:

    Probably just another scare tactic to sell newsletters. Catchy name though “Mayflower Manuver”. Wish I had bought the domain name.

  7. imperial says:

    I saw this video to…. I’m interested in the Mayflower Maneuver. Also wouldn’t people in states that are failing just move to a more enriched state. I can see the traffic Jams now!
    Maybe the Russians really are coming.

  8. Gene Silvis says:

    I just saw the Mayflower Maneuver video. Do you have any “straight” info concerning this or is it another scare tactic to sell a newsletter.

    Thanks, Gene Silvis

  9. Dean Stuart says:

    These people are peddling fear in the hope that you are gullibly enough to part with your money. They do not have the answer, invest for the long term thought proven legitimate sources and you will preserve your capital and make a return. The USA is going through changes but it will survive and proper. Llistening to these boys trying to get rich off your fear is criminal.

  10. Coop says:

    Scam 101 right here. An “undisclosed source” and we will give you this free information for only half price of 49.95. There’s two kinds of people in the money world dupees and dupers. Don’t be the former

  11. Daddy Kickass says:

    Since California will be taken over by Mexico there is NO problem. Mexico is an extremely wealthy country that can bail out California and they will drink free margaritas forever. Also, if you don’t believe that this is just another Wall Street scam to make them billions+, I have some real nice bridges to sell that will make you $100,000 per day. I’m waiting for the first Buyer………

  12. barcafire says:

    The Mayflower Maneuver is a bunch of BS, enough to gag a maggot.
    The are apparently unaware of constitutional laws and procedure.
    All currency essentially is based upon the confidence of the public no
    matter what country. In this age the gold standard is meaningless,
    if any major and highly developed country had all the known gold
    reserves it still wouldn’t make that country’s economy foolproof, the thing is
    all the gold in the world could not come close to cover the debts of the major countries.
    Although the U.S. government is running a deficit, its not going to flop anytime soon.
    If you count up the assets of this country (land, clean water, timber, ore, coal, minerals,
    oil reserves) it would dwarf the country’s debt a thousand fold.
    I wonder if the ones pushing this Mayflower theory believe in the tooth fairy or are they con artist.

  13. Jesse M, says:

    Glad I stumbled onto this site. I appreciate good reading and well founded commentary. I have been making a move out of the US dollar for months now. Been slowly converting my savings into Silver and Gold. My goal is to convert all the paper dollars in my long term savings to precious metals so that when the dollar tanks, hyper inflation sets in, the value of precious metals will rise with it, which will offset the dollar devaluation. Converting paper dollars into silver and Gold, is in my view, buying insurance.

    If the past is any indication of the future, then I’m fairly certain the buying power of the dollar will continue to fall just as it has over the last 30 years. Case and point, In 1979, I bought a new cherry red corvette for $16k. Stopped by the Chevy house a few weeks ago. Checked out a beautiful 200mph black beauty with a sticker price of 100k. Wife wouldn’t let me test drive it 🙂 grin

    Even if somehow a miracle happens and “We The People” end up getting it together, overcoming the corruption in our country, get back to real morals, integrity, and actually save the USA from this predicted horrible fate. At that point, I will begin converting some of my silver and gold back into paper dollars of which the return will be far greater than just letting my hard earned savings melt away in a savings account. Not to mention, if the US dollar completely tanks like the confederate dollar, whatever the future currency is at that time, I will have silver and gold to buy whatever of that currency I want. I see buying silver and gold this as a good protection plan.

  14. Cassie says:

    I was wondering what folks thought about the book “The Creature from Jekyll Island”? it goes into detail about the US financeual system and what the federal reserve is.

  15. I haven’t looked at the investment ideas teased by the WSD folks for the “Mayflower Maneuver”, but the elimination of states and the sectionalization of the US are pretty much poppycock — the map they tease is pretty much just the FEMA administrative map (FEMA’s work is dividend and managed by region). States are in trouble, but it’s nearly constitutionally (and politically) impossible to add or subtract a state from the Union.

    The weakness of the dollar because of Federal Reserve’s long-term policy of extremely low interest rates is an obvious and well-anticipated eventuality, but has not yet come to pass because the power of the Fed to inflate the economy is not enough to overcome the lack of confidence among consumers which has failed to boost consumer debt again — consumer debt is really where “new” money is created quickly in fractional reserve banking. And the math would have also given you absolute clarity that the 10-year bond was a ridiculous bet at a 4% yield in 2007, since which it has tickled 1.5%.

    I expect the dollar to have substantially lower purchasing power in ten years than it does now, because the pressures on it will be enormous — but there aren’t currently any other major currencies that could take its place that are anywhere near large enough or stable enough to do the job as “reserve currency” for the world, and the likelihood of eventual serious inflation after this long of a low-rate period seems obviously to be very high.

    But certainly nothing of that ilk will happen by October 15, as the pitch teases — that’s just silly. What we’re likely to see is a weak stock market and falling interest rates if the government shuts down or teeters on the edge with the next debt ceiling debate. And a continuation of the liquidity-fed boom, and a slight easing of the liquidity, if the government comes to an early agreement on the debt ceiling. If that happens, the boom can’t last forever but we’re merely at expensive levels in the market, not bubble levels, so predicting exactly when it will stop is a fool’s game.

  16. Don Trimble says:

    I too am interested in your readers’ comments regarding our government’s takeover of our Freedoms. I have written two books, fiction novels, that address some aspects of the Bilderbergers and the Trilateral Commission and the one world government advocates. Currently on ebook is “HYBRIS.” The soon to be published sequel, “EVICTION NOTICE: The New World Order,” will also be on ebook. Your readers may enjoy the stories. I am interested in their reviews.

    Thank you,

    Don

  17. Greg Scott says:

    Nothing but spam. And it looks like quite a few loonies are spamming this article with their answers. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha……….Bilderbergersteinmans? Trilateralismists? hee hee, you forgot Elvis and Batboy……

  18. Don says:

    I was hoping that the map was true and it would happen tomorrow and Hawaii would be free at last.

  19. b12464j says:

    I would like more info please? This mayflower maneuver is an eye catcher. it got my attention real quick.

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