In this YouTube monologue, Rob Moore warns that a shift toward a cashless society threatens personal freedom by giving banks and corporations greater control over individuals' money. He argues that cash is a symbol of liberty, while digital payments enable surveillance, limit movement, and could be used to enforce curfews or social credit systems. Moore cites real‑world examples such as taxi drivers being forced to accept only cards and large retailers refusing cash, suggesting these trends are driven by profit motives—specifically the 3‑5 % fees banks earn on electronic transactions. He urges viewers to resist by using cash whenever possible, tipping in cash, supporting small businesses, and engaging in civic actions like voting, signing petitions, and attending rallies. Moore also highlights the legal‑tender status of cash, encouraging people to challenge businesses that refuse it. The video transitions into a promotional segment for his platform, Rob.team, which offers courses, mastermind programs, and resources aimed at building financial independence, multiple income streams, and decentralised wealth. He emphasizes a limited‑time discount, outlines his entrepreneurial credentials, and invites viewers to join the community to learn how to generate income and protect themselves from a cashless future.
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Cashless society warning. I believe there's a hidden reason most people are not talking about and do not know why they, the system, want to force upon you a cashless society. I believe this is very bad for you and for humanity. I believe that your control and your freedom will be mostly taken away from you if they remove cash, because cash is freedom. So a lack of cash is control. Um, I'd like to know your thoughts. Do you think a cashless society is good or bad for humanity? I'm ashamed at myself that I kept just using, um, the convenience, you know, of my phone and my card without thinking about the consequences of my actions. And I would challenge you that you should be too. And I've got some ways that you can resist the cashless society, some simple things that you can do should you want to resist. Now, the real reason that they want a cashless society I'm going to share in a moment. Um, I want to talk to you about some things that are actually happening which I really think are wrong. Cheers. Which you may not know about. So, um, I talk to taxi drivers all the time. Many of them recognize me from my content, and they're told that they're basically forced to use a card and to not take cash. And some of them resist with the risk of being struck off. The next thing is so many massive chains now are not taking cash. And you shop with them because it's convenient for you, but in reality, um, you might be contributing to your own releasing and giving up of your freedom and your human rights. The next thing is we're led to believe that, you know, cashless society is good for us because it's good for security. You know, cash can be stolen, um, and we're a bit lazy, and, and so we love the, the speed and the convenience. We're being lazy, and we don't realize what we're essentially becoming complicit to. Because think about this: once cash is removed and we are completely digital, there is no going back. None at all. So I'm going to share with you how to resist in a moment. I'm going to share with you what I believe the real reason is for this cashless society, which most people don't understand. Okay, now do you know that money is legal tender? So do you know where you are told they don't take cash? Legally, legally you can use it because it says on the notes that it's legal tender. So therefore it's it could be deemed not legal for them not to take it. So maybe you could try that. But here's what I would say: definitely try not to shop in places that don't take cash. Try and use cash everywhere. Tip in cash. Pay in cash. Support small businesses, not massive corporations. And wherever you can, keep and use and give and spend cash. Minimize the digital use when you can. Now, I know you have to have standing orders and direct debits, and I know sometimes paying by Apple Pay or the tap on your phone is convenient, but minimize it. Because here's the thing: a cashless society is coming unless we resist it. So the only way it's not coming is if we stand against it. And one way to stand against it is to change your behavior, because if everyone keeps using cash as much as they can, it will slow down their ability to take cash away from us. But then, you know, if we vote, if we sign petitions, you know, if we go to rallies and we actually behave in a way and stand for and support the things that we believe are important, not just to us but to humanity and our children, it's only then that things change. So people say to me, Rob, you're talking about a lot of things that could get you canceled. Are you not scared? I am a bit scared. I don't want to be canceled. I don't want to be on anyone's watch or radar. But the consequences of not standing up for what I believe in, which I believe are basic human rights, the freedom to use the currency that's legal in the way that we see fit, you know, if this— if something is called legal tender, don't make it not possible to use it. Um, and if, if a new currency form benefits the system more than it does us, and we put people in power because we are supposed to have a democracy. Give us a choice at least. So I believe you should speak up about this too. By all means, share this video. And certainly, you know, these kind of messages are being suppressed. You can see this, and therefore we must resist more. We must change our behavior and we must push back. So the real reason I believe that they want a cashless society— I got sort of a little bit into doomsday Orwellian 1984 1984, you know, on the track, every move. They can stop us leaving the country by stopping our money because they have access to us digitally. They can take all manner of capitalism and earning capacity away and just give us some social credits and, you know, just enough to survive and sponge off of us and control us like The Matrix. Yeah, we don't want— they want to curfew or they want to lock down, well, they just lock your ability to, to use any money. And whilst that could be true I actually believe that the main reason that they want to stop a cashless society is because they earn 3 to 5% on every digital transaction. Therefore, they are losing trillions by not being able to earn on every cash transaction. Because, you know, there's what, hundreds of trillions of cash going around the economy, um, and if they could earn 3 to 5% on all of that, or on it digitally, I mean, that's just going to be ridiculous money for them. And they are a profit-making corporation machine, the banks. So, um, it's— yes, it's a lack of your control, but it's just a commercial decision that they can make way more money. So you get— again, you really— you pull a bit of power away from them. I don't mind having governments. We need governments. I'm grateful for my— the military and the security and, you know, the defense budget I contribute to with my taxes. I'm not saying we shouldn't have a government, but if it gets too powerful and there is too much control and there's too much profit and there's not enough say for for the individual person, for humanity, then it's a massive problem. So they will make trillions out of removing cash because of all the digital transactions. Now sometimes people say to me, 'Oh no, Rob, credit card fees aren't 5%.' Taxi drivers get charged 5% of every transaction, bearing in mind their net margin is not likely to be more than 20%. That's a quarter of their net margin. It's just ridiculous. For what? Why? So look, if you agree with me that a cashless society is bad for humanity, and if you'd like to be able to resist it by controlling your own finances, by making, managing, and multiplying more money, by building multiple streams of income, by getting your tax bill down and your income streams up, by having your earnings decentralized away from the system as much as you can, and your assets and investments decentralized away from the system as much as you can, I recommend you join Rob.team. So Rob.team is my digital financial freedom platform to help you start and scale a business, make, manage, and multiply money, and build multiple streams of recurring and passive income. There's mastermind series on how to invest, my Money Mastermind University, which is a 16-hour mastermind university course, and hundreds of hours of courses, resources, and masterclasses. Now, um, if It's really easy to join. All you have to do is type into any web page right now, rob.team, rob.team. And when you join right now, you'll see not only are there hundreds of hours of courses, resources, and masterclasses, um, but I reduced the price down by 80% Um, when lockdown happened, because everyone was struggling for money and I wanted to do my bit— my mission is to help as many people on this planet get better financial knowledge— so I reduced the price down by 80%. It's less than 20 pence a day. You can cancel any time. There's no ongoing contract, so there's no risk, and it's virtually free. So to join, you just type in rob.team. Now I'm planning to put the price back up to what it was, which is a 5 times increase, because lockdown is well and truly over. So join before I put that price up. And also, if you join right now, the 16-hour Money Mastermind University, I recorded as an online course. It's done. I've actually put it in Rob.team. But when I've done the thumbnails and tidied the editing up, I'm gonna sell it as a £700 online course. And it'll be coming out of Rob.team. So if you join right now, you're gonna get this special £700 online course. It's 16 hours long. So if you think about per hour, that's quite a bargain. And I will be selling it, um, externally as an online course because I want to disrupt the education system. And they'll charge you 100 grand in all, all in, to get a university degree just to be a, you know, a pawn to the system and to pay tax and to pay interest and get in debt. Whereas I'm teaching you how to be entrepreneurial. I don't tax you, I don't charge you interest, I just teach you. So, um, you know, if you'd like me, like to, um, help other people build financial freedom and wealth, uh, and start with yourself. Um, Adam has said Rob.team is an amazing platform, lots of resources, and for just a cup of coffee a month, no-brainer. Just type in Rob.team. I've got even more good news, and that is that if you have children, anyone under the age of 18 can use your login and will always go free. Just to prove to people, people, oh well, Rob, you know, he makes all of his money out of teaching and courses. Well, Actually, I made my millions in owning real estate, and now I've got a lot more time to give back. And yes, I do teach people, and yes, that is a business. And so yes, I do make some money. Um, how can you keep sustaining free information if you don't make money yourself? But I make the minimum that I can make and give you the maximum benefits. And then the way I make my money is at scale by having— I mean, there are nearly 10,000 members of rob.team, so 20 pence a day is nothing to you. 20 pence a day times 10,000 people is, is good money. So I'm passing all the savings on to you. And my strategy is to have a global audience, so this is what I'm doing. Um, so yeah, just type in rob.team if you want access to all of this. I did a Zoom last night on the quickest way to hit 5 grand a month on 3 to 4 hours a week. I'm doing one next week on, um, the 9 or 10 ways I know to make, um, the maximum amount of cash in the next 30 days. I even now create, um, Word document, Google document resources with the agenda and all the content written out. And I share those with you, so you've got sort of like the assets with the learning. So you've got all forms of learning in Rob.team. And one of the huge things we need to learn is that the cashless society is a nightmare. It is coming. We need to resist it. The real reason they want it is for the trillions they're losing in not getting their percent on every cash transaction. So they're incentivized to get rid of it. They're forcing taxi drivers, they're forcing big corporations to stop cash. You're told propaganda lies of, you know, you were told that the paper money, you know, transmitted the virus. I mean, for fuck's sake, for fuck's sake. I mean, we fell for that hook, line, and sinker. You feel like a mug for that. Um, so don't fall for it because it's a human right to you to have freedom of money. You earned it, you should have freedom of it. So thanks for tuning in. Share this if you agree with anything that I've said. I'll see you in Rob.team. It's really easy to join, just type in Rob.team. At least give it a try, give yourself a try. Look, I'm not going to get rich from your 20p today, but you could start to get rich from what you learn in Rob.team. I've been doing this nearly 20 years. I've got 340 rental units. I've done more than a quarter of a billion in sales. I've been an entrepreneur for 20 years, so I've got a lot of experience shared in Rob.team for not just way less than the school system, for, uh, the cost of 3 of these a month. So thanks for tuning in. I wonder if you wouldn't mind sharing this. And remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.
