They say universal income will never happen in America.

They say it is a liberal fantasy.

Well, they're wrong.

It already exists. It's been running since 1982, but only in one state: Alaska.

Since 1982, Alaska has paid every single resident an annual dividend from its oil wealth.

All you have to do is live there. It's one of the reasons why despite the incredibly high cost of living, Alaska has the 8th highest per capita income in the country.

In 2022, every Alaskan collected $3,284. A family of four? Over $13,000.

Funded entirely by oil. Not taxes.

They call it the Permanent Fund Dividend. I call it proof.

Proof that energy wealth can pay ordinary Americans directly, year after year, decade after decade. But here's what most people don't know…

There's a version of the Permanent Fund Dividend that exists for all Americans, in all 50 states.

I call it the Patriot Income Plan, or P.I.P. for short.

It's funded the same way Alaska's dividend is, by American energy. Specifically, by 14 partnerships that control the country's most critical oil and gas infrastructure.

But instead of a few thousand dollars a year, P.I.P. pays 10% on your money:

Put in $50,000 = expect $5,000 a year.

Put in $100,000 = expect $10,000.

This year, P.I.P. is projected to pay out a record $53 billion.

Alaska is proof that Universal Income is possible.

P.I.P. is the pathway for everyone else.

No moving required. The next payout is days away.

P.S. Since 2020, the average partnership in P.I.P. has produced 20% avg. annual gains. That's in addition to the 10% yield. One investor already collects $4,800 a month. Another hasn't worked in years. Show me something better. I'll wait. [Enroll in P.I.P.]