In this YouTube monologue, the speaker (Rob) opens by condemning the UK government's declaration of a national emergency for severe weather while arguing that far more critical emergencies are being ignored. He lists a series of systemic crises: the NHS’s need for radical reform, a collapsing banking and monetary system where banks raise rates, force defaults, and then acquire foreclosed properties (citing Lloyds and BlackRock), a broken two‑party political system exemplified by Liz Truss’s reality‑TV stint, severely under‑funded police with abysmally low conviction rates for theft and violence against women, and rising crime, inflation, and taxation. He references his own “Broken Britain / Death of the UK” compilation video, which combines interview excerpts from his Disruptor Show with commentary and six proposed solutions such as placing entrepreneurs in power, tax reforms, and systemic overhauls. He urges viewers to type “yes” in the comments to receive the video link for free. The speaker also promotes his book Money Matrix and his “More Money Secrets” channels, outlining a personal‑wealth philosophy that distinguishes independent wealth (passive income, asset‑based, low tax) from dependent wealth. He mentions an interview with Robert Kiyosaki, who predicts the West’s decline and the dollar’s collapse, and cites personal observations about mortgage and cost‑of‑living spikes. Throughout, he mixes frustration, patriotism, and a call to action, offering to act as a mouthpiece for those fearing cancel culture, and repeatedly asks viewers to share and engage with his content.
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A national emergency has just been declared, and I think it's important to warn you. Though there's something that frustrates me greatly about this national emergency. It's all over the news, but what about the national emergency for the NHS? You know, what about the radical reform and transformation that the NHS needs? That doesn't seem to be a national emergency like the one that's just been announced. What about the national emergency for the banking system? You know, where they can hike up your rates and your mortgages can double or quadruple and people can go bust left, right, and centre. And then the same banks that loaned you the money and hiked up the rates buy those very properties off you. Do you know that Lloyds want to be the biggest private landlord in the UK? Lend you the money, force you to default, take your property off you, you know, pennies in the pound, cents in the dollar, and then buy it back. BlackRock want to do the same. BlackRock are buying up a load of real estate in America. So what about the national emergency for the monetary system and the banking system? Where's that? Um, what about the national emergency for the political system? Two parties only. Um, and this huge lockdown scam where apparently now every single decision that the politicians made was wrong, except now the politicians are going on reality TV shows and making hundreds of thousands of millions. Liz Truss was She is going into— what is it? I'm a celebrity, get me out of here. I mean, get me out of here, get me out of the UK. What about the national emergency of the death of the UK? What about the national emergency of the police? I mean, the police are wildly underfunded, wildly. Um, someone I interviewed who's a, uh, a bodyguard for the stars He said that even if they had double the money, it would take years. Theft, conviction rate on theft is 1%. Conviction rate on abuse for women, I can't use that word, but abuse for women, conviction rate on that is 3%. What about the national emergency of that? So they've just declared a national emergency for the weather. So there's storms, 100 mile an hour plus. National emergency declared for the weather. Okay, thank you for warning us about the weather, but what about the banking crisis, the political crisis, the police crisis, the NHS crisis? What about all these national emergencies? I mean, I just did a recent video, it's called, um, Broken Britain, the Death of the UK. And I took about 7 of my guest interviews on my Disruptor Show, and then I did commentary on it, and then I shared some strategies for recovery, um, like for example having real business people and entrepreneurs in power, reducing taxes for the masses but increasing taxes for the billionaires, um, reforming the NHS, reforming the banking system. The, the, the two-party political system. And actually, um, it had more likes in its first day than one of Paris Fury's videos in its entirety. So it clearly was a very popular video. So just pop a yes in the comments if you'd like access to watch that video. And what I do at the end is I talk about, um, logical solutions for the UK. Now, many people have said that I should be Prime Minister. Thank you, but no. Many people have said, what you've said is pretty commonsensical, it's not wildly creative or outrageous, but there doesn't seem to be much common sense in the government. So if you'd like to get access to that video, by the way, it doesn't cost you anything, I'll just share the link for you and with you in the comments. I can see a few yeses coming in. But Liz Truss is probably going to earn £300,000, £400,000, £500,000 plus all the ongoing money for being in I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here. And she was a prime minister for what, months? Not even. How can that be? Oh, and the, the person that lost to Liz Truss is now the current prime minister. Yet none of this is a national emergency, but there's a national emergency for the weather. There you go. That's the state of broken Britain. So if you'd like to see my content on broken Britain, put a yes in the comments. Do you know, it makes me feel sad. It doesn't make me happy to, um, do this video about broken Britain, um, about knife crime, about theft, about abuse to women, about cancel culture, about sort of extreme polarization, about a broken political system, about a broken banking system. About broken financial system. It doesn't give me any satisfaction whatsoever. In fact, I interviewed Robert Kiyosaki, and he thinks America is dead and corrupt. He thinks the West is dying, thinks the dollar is toilet paper. Um, if you, you know, since COVID your money's gone down by more than a third. More than a third. So your $100 grand is what, $65 grand? Your £100 is £65, yet your rents have gone up wildly, your mortgages are going up wildly, your food and cost of living is going up wildly, and something needs to be done. Something needs to be done, and I'm just going to keep speaking up about it. Now look, the way I see it, because I did a little, a live, um, to my Rob.team Gold members, I did a Q&A while I was stuck in traffic yesterday, and I said to them Look, we have to be careful not to go down the rabbit hole. So I, I can't— I'll, I'll admit that occasionally it does upset me and I end up going down the rabbit hole and I spend an hour or two too long on, you know, how unfair I think the system is. But then I snap myself out of it and go, do you know what, there's two things I can do with this. Number one is I can use it to help other people. So I've written a book called Money Matrix, uh, and that of course is talking about the broken money system and how to create your own money system. I'm doing this live. I have More Money Secrets YouTube, More Money Secrets TikTok, podcast. So way number one you can use it is you can help and educate and inform others. You know, save then invest. Although, um, don't save to save, save to invest. Um, use income from assets to pay for liabilities, etc. So that's the first thing you can do with it. The next thing you can do with it, um, is you can use it to build your own financial system. You know, I call it independent personal wealth. So do you have independent personal wealth, or do you have dependent-on-the-system wealth? Wealth isn't just how much money you have, it's how long you can live without having to earn money. It's recurring and passive income from assets. It's minimizing tax and maximizing recurring income on multiple streams of income. It's having control of your own business, platforms, media. This is building personal wealth. And that's the second thing you can do with this frustrating information, and that is my purpose. Now, I got upset once for a bit, and then someone said, but wait a minute, Rob, um, if it weren't for a system that's broken, you wouldn't exist helping people out of the broken system. And this is a very good point, so I should be grateful. Thank you, Rishi, for fucking us all up, otherwise I wouldn't be able to do what I do. Um, yeah, so if you would like access to that Death of the UK compilation video I cut with my thoughts and all my guest thoughts and the 6 solutions, um, just type yes in the comments now. Let me know what you think about Britain. Do you think that a national emergency for the weather is right and valid when there's no national emergency for soaring crime, soaring inflation, soaring taxation? Broken and corrupt political system, you name it, just seemed to me like, you know, okay, it's windy, all right, I'll stay at home. It seems to me that they're declaring national emergencies on the wrong things. They declared a national emergency for COVID, which I can't say, um, and I heard a stat from someone that I trust who said that apparently deaths because of lockdown exceeded deaths saved by lockdown. But that was a national emergency. Let me know what you think in the comments. If you agree or think I make some good points, or you'd like to speak up about this, please share this video. If you don't want to speak up yourself because you're worried about getting cancelled or deplatformed, let me be your mouthpiece. Hit the share button. Um, the social media platforms are definitely up to shenanigans. Um, and yeah, we've got to stay one step ahead. Thanks for tuning in. By the way, I love my country. I love the people in my country. I met my wife in this country. My parents are from this country. My staff are from this country. You're from this country. I will not give up. I have to stay here for at least another 7 or 8 years. I'm stuck because my kids are at school. After that, you know, if the UK's gone down even further, I may be out. Um, and that's sad for me to say. I get no pleasure in that whatsoever. Um, thanks for tuning in. Type yes if you'd like access to my content on the broken Britain and the death of the UK. And remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.
