How to Escape the Matrix 👀

How to escape the Matrix. With Andrew Tate currently detained in a Romanian prison, who's been one of the most open commentators on the Matrix and the system, now is the time for you to protect yourself against government control and oppression. The monetary system and how it controls you and your money. In fact, I think that there are 4 main elements to the matrix. Now, um, you know, the matrix in the science fiction film is an alternate reality created by the machines to control humanity and consume its resources for energy. And, um, look, I'm not going to go conspiracy theory here. I'm actually going to give you some practical ways where you can escape the Matrix. Now, I'm not saying that the Matrix is all doom and gloom and consuming humanity's energy source like it does in the science fiction film The Matrix, but I believe there are 4 areas where mainstream globalization, governments banks, central banks, they control you, um, or they have power over you. Now Simon has said you can't escape, Rob. Um, I do believe that there are things that you can do to be more decentralized, to control your freedom better, um, you know, to better gear yourself for your earning, um, and your freedom. Now I completely agree you can't fully escape, um, and, and by the way, not all things in the Matrix are bad. Your security is quite good in many parts of the world that you live. The legal system in the UK is very good. So I'm not a full-on anti-system, I'm not rage against the machine, but I am an entrepreneur and I do believe that too much government intervention, too much taxation, overspending, too much debt in governments, all these things just cost you more money. I want to help you get out of them. So I believe the 4 main elements of the matrix are the central banking system, the taxation system and the insurance-based system, the legal and ownership system, or your rights of ownership, and then media. Now someone else said— someone else is here— said you can't escape but you can minimize. And I'd agree with that. And not all things in the matrix are bad for you, by the way. But I think as an entrepreneur, as an independent free thinker, as someone in the private sector who wants to build and create value and get fairly rewarded for it, who wants to remove the friction and increase the speed, and I think governments often fail at that. So central banking system is the matrix, money matrix number 1. The taxation system, the legal and ownership system and then media. And there are 4 main ways to get out of this money matrix, out of this centralization and globalization control. You know, people are saying in the comments, own nothing, be happy, Agenda 2030, the Great Reset, etc. Okay, so I'm going to do the, the 4 points really quickly because there's a lot of detail in this. I probably will do a full-on, um, probably 3-hour masterclass on this in rob.team. So the central banking system is not set up for your benefit, to help you protect your money. The central banking system was a cartel of some of the most powerful people in the world, set up in the early 1900s as a way to control money and reduce competition. So the central banking system's purpose is for their profit, not for the benefit of humanity and the public, like, you know, you would be led to believe. So you need to make sure that the centralized banking system doesn't control you and your money. You control you and your money. Give you some solutions in a minute. Number 2, the taxation system. I really believe that the taxation system has got really unfair and unequal. In just to give you an example of the tax I pay, I mean, I pay nearly 3/4, 2/3 to 3/4 of everything I earn and spend is paid in tax, and that's outrageous. I don't mind a fair tax, you know, I want nice roads, I want good hospitals, I want good security, I want a good legal system, I don't mind paying for that, but it's unfair. It really is unfair. So VAT 20%, corp tax 25%, income tax 45%, national insurance for the employer, business rates, all sorts of other taxes and penalties and fines, and you know, they have different names for all these stealth taxes. And it's got really unfair. The insurance system is just as unfair because the insurance system is not there to insure and protect you. It's a profit-making venture. Now, I don't have a problem with profit-making ventures. I just find that they're better in the private sector than they are the public sector. Um, because ironically, it just becomes a monopoly in the public sector when they're trying to stop monopolies in the private sector. And how they stop monopolies in the private sector often is they centralize it into the public sector. Um, so the third area of the matrix where, you know, maybe you can look to escape, or at least protect or minimize, is the legal and ownership rights. Now look, there are a lot of things about the UK I don't like, and I think the UK is dying, and I have been ranting about it. But there are things I do like, and I'm also a champion of that for the UK. I think the UK legal system is really good. Like, compare it to Romania with what Andrew Tate is going through. They seize 6 million of his cars. It's not even a fraud investigation, and they're using it to pay for the investigation, which wouldn't happen in the UK. Just wouldn't. You wouldn't be detained for so long in such appalling conditions in the UK. So I think the UK's got a fairly good, fair-based legal system, you know, which I like. And ownership— the UK are probably not going to seize your property. I mean, they might in a more communist-based country, but even if things went wrong here, if they seized your own individual property, there would be a revolution. But you have to be careful that they might be coming for more of your assets. Because if the government has run out of money, which by the way they already have, they are insolvent. The UK is about to hit its debt ceiling limit of £3.31 trillion. Then it is going to probably have to take money from the public in one way or another. It is always from the public because it is tax. Someone once said, I heard this on an audiobook I am listening to, someone said, why don't the government instead of the taxpayer, you you know, pay for all these things that, that's going on. And people don't understand that the taxpayer is the government's revenue. It's all of the government's revenue is tax. So essentially everything that's mismanaged or unfairly, um, spent or wasted costs you and me money. So, um, probably want to live in a, in a country where the legal ownership rights are pretty good, and they could get worse. And then number 4 is the media. So obviously the media is the propaganda between what's really going on and what they want us to know. And by the way, that can be on social media as well as mainstream media. And by the way, individuals can do that as well as governments. And we don't really know what's going on, but we know that the media is the vehicle in which they want to control us, have us think what they want us to believe, you know. All the PR from banks about how they're there to serve you and care for you and look after your future, you know, protect your money, that's just all propaganda because that's not the purpose of a bank. The purpose of a bank is to take your money, not pay you any return on it, push all the risk onto you, push all the insurance onto you even though they claim it's insured, and then they're going to go and lend it out and make a load of money on it, and you're going to take the risk and they're going to get all the reward. And then they're going to try and hook you in on debt for the rest of your life. They don't even want you to pay the capital back, they just want you in debt for the rest of your life. Because the only way they make money is on interest on loans to you. And they can write you loans for free. So a bank can write a loan, create money out of thin air, lend it to you without having to earn the money, and then earn all the interest. So that's the banking system. So we've got the central banking system, the taxation system, the legal and ownership system, and the media system. So here are your solutions. Are you ready? Like I said, I'm going to do a full-on masterclass on this. Might take— it might be a day's worth or many hours' worth in Rob.team. So solution number 1 is where possible, you need to decentralize your money because people say, oh, that money isn't really important. Well, money gives you the ability to say no to things you don't want to do. Money gives you the ability to freely travel. Money gives you the ability to make life choices. Money gives you the ability to get a good accountant and a good lawyer to get your tax bill down and to defend yourself unfairly, or if you're being treated unfairly by the media or the legal system. Andrew Tate's probably pretty glad he's worth 100 million odd now, getting a bloody good lawyer to defend himself in Romania, for example. So if you can decentralize yourself where possible around money, and what that means is minimal money in the banks. Obviously you need some in there, and you need a bit of savings, and you need a bit of emergency money, but just a bit. And the rest should be decentralized where possible. That could be cash, but it, it obviously is devaluing a lot with inflation. It needs insuring. That could be gold. Gold's a really good store, and it's quite high in value at the moment. Could be Rolex Daytonas. I mean, I actually think that the stock market, the S&P 500 or the FTSE 100, I believe that that is, um more safe and secure and more decentralized than in the bank. Because you've got to have 500 companies go bust or 100 companies go bust to lose all that money, and that's not going to happen. And you can invest through an intermediary platform like Hargreaves Lansdown. So I think that's actually more decentralized than banking, banks. Of course, then you've got Bitcoin and other forms of decentralization and diversification as well. Don't have all your money in the same bank. Don't have all your money in the same asset. Okay, the second thing you need to do to get out of the money matrix is insure your own money and own your own assets where possible. So, you know, yeah, good point here, Mark, said about E-types, classic cars, physical items that you own that go up in value that can't get confiscated or seized as easily. So if you own real estate and you own gold and you own web domains and you own online assets, you have personal brand, you have online social media accounts, you have monetisation on Instagram and TikTok and Facebook and YouTube. You've got a lot of multiple diverse income streams and you own digital and physical assets, and that's a good way to insure your own money and decentralise it away from the banks. The third thing you need to do is you need to have your own company to get your taxes down. Do you know what your biggest expense is? People think it might be marketing, it might be staff. People often think it might be, um, a husband or wife or kids. No, all of that is cheap compared to tax. Because like I said, I'm paying two-thirds to three-quarters of all the income I generate and spend. I'm paying two-thirds to three-quarters of it in tax. I'm working two-thirds to three-quarters of my life for the government. So if you can start a company, and that can be a side hustle, cost you less than $50, start today. Then you can get your taxes down, run your expenses through the company, work your taxes down, your biggest expense down. Of course, then you're controlled less by the government if you can minimize your tax. If you can afford a half-decent lawyer, then you can probably offset some things you didn't know you could offset. And then the fourth thing you want to do to resist the money matrix, you need to decentralize your media and your access. So make sure that you're on every social media channel you can. If you could set up your own platform, do that. Make sure you have an email database with all your contacts on, not just on Instagram or Facebook or direct messaging like WhatsApp. Make sure you can reach multiple people on multiple channels. Don't be reliant on one channel or one source because that could get shut down. Andrew Tate got Instagram and Facebook and TikTok shut down, but he had many other platforms. Then they went for that, then he had other platforms. So essentially what you want to be is decentralized and diversified and manage your own ownership and reduce taxes as much as you can by being an entrepreneur. And really, the best way to escape the matrix is to be an entrepreneur because you earn your own money, you've got no ceilings, um, you've got more— ironically, you've probably got more job security because you're never going to fire yourself. Um, you can earn multiple streams of income and you can offset all your tax. 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The risk is being employed as opposed to being an entrepreneur, or at least having a side hustle even if you love your job. The risk is being controlled by the banks, controlled by the tax system. The risk is being controlled by media. And so you need to be decentralised in your media, decentralised in your money, insure and own your own assets, start a company to work the tax bill down, invest in assets that you own and control and aren't going to get seized from you, and then you can escape the money matrix, have digital and financial freedom and autonomy, and as much as you can be in control of your financial and physical life. So join Rob.team, just type in R-O-B dot T-E-A-M. We have a movement of 10,000 Movers, shakers, and change makers in the community. And like I said, there's hundreds of hours of content on starting and scaling our business, getting better financial education and knowledge, making, managing, and multiplying money. I'm the author of the UK's best-selling book, Money. My training company did $19 million top-line revenue last year. I have 360 properties, 1,250 tenants, pushing $100 million in capital value across those assets. So I'm, you know, educated enough and doing this for 17 years, I can really help you. So I'll see you in rob.team. Type in rob.team and let me know what you think about the money matrix. Let me know what you think about escaping the matrix and, you know, what Andrew Tate's been talking about and, you know, the treatment of him by the matrix right now. What do you think? Let me know in the comments. Thanks for tuning in, and remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.