The Broken Money System is Crashing ⛔️

Warning: the current money system is crashing, it's broken, it's dying. You need to know how it works, how it's failing, and what you can do about it. And by the way, I'm not just talking about inflation, the soaring cost of living, the issues with supply of food and fuel and energy through wars between countries, and the after-effects of lockdowns. I'm not even talking about this. These things that have happened in the last 2 years have just put a spotlight on an already failing, broken, and crashing monetary system. Money is in a state of revolution. There is a financial revolution coming. There is a global power shift coming, and you need to know about it. And this isn't new. They've either covered it up or the spotlight has been shone on it. So there are 5 things that are going on in this broken money system I'm going to share with you quickly, and then I'm going to give you some solutions to this. This is not doomsday mongering. This is real stuff that's going on, and this started in the early 1970s. In the 1970s, money was real because money was backed by something physical. It was then gold. There was the gold standard, uh, and that was the security on which money was put in the system. Now there is no security in which money is put in the system. Would you lend your money out if there was no security to get that money back? Let me know in the comments if you would. Would you create monopoly money and lend it out with nothing physical and no charge and no collateral and no security? Of course you wouldn't. So here's how the broken money system works. Number 1, the central banks create debt by printing money and creating electronic money. You know when they say money printing? Well, actually, much of the money isn't even printed. It's just electronically and digitally created, and it's given to commercial banks. Step 2 is the commercial banks They then loan it out to consumers and businesses, i.e., money is created and then loaned to you. Neil has said that's an opinion, you're not an economist. Well, are you, Neil? And what are your thoughts? And this is my page, so it's got— you would have thought it'd be pretty obvious this would be my opinion. By the way, I make more money than just about every economist out there, maybe every single economist out there. So maybe someone who makes actual real money understands how economics works. Certainly, would you agree, Neil, that most people in government who run our fiscal policy don't understand proper economics, or at least they're not making real money? So sometimes real-world experience counts for more than being a theorist. Okay, so the central banks create money in the form of debt via paper currency, or usually more digital money that's given, put into the commercial banks. The commercial banks then loan it out to consumers and businesses, i.e., this money that isn't real, that's not backed by anything, is loaned to you. As more money is printed, your existing money goes down in value. So basically, money is just being devalued as more is printed. It's called quantitative easing. It's a supply and demand equation, i.e., the more money supply, the lower the actual value of the money in supply. So basically, your spending power goes down every time the banks, the central banks, pump money into the system. So you get into debt, the government get into debt, and then more money is printed, which erodes their debt but increases your debt. So if you think about it, more money coming into the system reduces the value of your actual money, reduces the spending power of it, The governments are in trillions of debt. You can work that out pretty easily by doing a bit of research. There's two ways for governments to get rid of their debt. Way number one is to pay it back. Way number two is to erode the actual value of it through quantitative easing, through printing more and eroding the actual value of the money supply. It's obvious they're not paying off their debt. If they're in debt, how are they going to pay off their debt? So they choose the second thing, which is high inflation, um, and high quantitative easing. So as all this debt is pumped into the system, the value of your money goes down, and they want this debt to be laden onto you. So they get you into debt, they lend your money out that you've put in the bank, they'll offer you mortgages and loans and get you stuck into the debt system, and then you're basically paying interest for the rest of your life And the worst thing is you're then taxed 50% on this debt. And then the cycle repeats and repeats and repeats. And this is the broken money system. And it is in a state of revolution. Number 1, people don't trust it. Number 2, because of the internet, more and more people are aware of it now. They know how the system works. Now look, if you've got to fund a war, and you have the choice between your country going bust or creating some artificial money, you're probably going to do the latter. This is what happened when we came off the gold standard, or when America came off the gold standard. You know, basically, um, wars create debt and wars create taxation. And if a government has the choice between going bust as a country or just artificially printing a load of money, they'll take the latter option just about every time. So this is the broken money system. This is real, this is true, and you need to protect yourself from this. So I'm going to give you a couple of little, um, things to think about. Firstly, would you share this? Because I think it's really important as many people on this planet understand our monetary system. Now, by the way, can you leverage this monetary system? Yes. Can you gain benefit from this monetary system? Yes, but not if you're a consumer, not if you're employed, and not if you don't understand how the money system works. So this is not all doom, and I'm here to educate you on this. I'm going to give you a specific example. Um, I have benefited greatly from this failing money system. Here's how: when they pump loads more money into the system that's not real money, that devalues the spending power and the actual value of money, and that and other factors push prices up. It also pushes asset prices up, and if it erodes the value of money, it also erodes the value of debt. So as this bit— there's been this forced increase in prices and cost of living, there's been a forced increase in all the value of my assets. So my watches have gone up, my cars have gone up, and my properties have gone up, because if prices of consumer goods go up, prices of assets also go up. So this crisis has pushed up the value of my assets, so I've won that way. Now, I didn't cause this, so don't shoot the messenger, but if you have assets, then the soaring costs and prices will push the prices of your assets up. But if you have depreciating liabilities, they're just going to go down even more in value. So my assets have gone up big time in the last 2.3 years. The next thing is, if you have money, it goes down with inflation and down with quantitative easing. But if you have debt, it goes down with printing of money and down with quantitative easing. Now obviously, I'm not saying go out and get a load of credit cards so that the value of the debt will go down, but essentially the money system paid off £3.3 million, nearly $4 million of my mortgages in the last year. Now, they didn't give me the money. The government aren't very good at giving entrepreneurs money. They're good at giving people who can't work money or won't work money, but they're not good at giving entrepreneurs money. But inflation, whilst it eroded the spending power that you've got and the value of your money, it also eroded your debt in the same way. So the government eroded £3.3 million, $4 million worth of actual relative value of my debt because of the soaring cost of living crisis, because of high inflation, and because of quantitative easing and money printing. So actually, every downside has an upside. So this flawed and broken money system, you can play to your advantage if you know how the system works. But if you're a consumer, if you're employed and you don't know how the system works, you're going to get screwed. Someone has said they're a bit lost right now. Let me just quickly explain it again one more time in simple terms. But first, please share this. It is vital that we all understand how the money system works. It is vital that we all know that we're moving in towards a financial revolution, probably a changing of power. People are pissed off with the government. People are pissed off with high taxes. People are angry at really high inflation. They're angry at soaring cost of living crisis. But this money system, this fiat currency that's been in place since the early '70s, was really only ever a temporary measure. And it was always going to spell the start of the end of that form of currency. Because even if inflation is only 2%, give it long enough and inflation will completely erode the relative value of this form of currency. Fiat currency. So actually, before I share with you a couple more solutions and before I share with you an explanation in more layman's terms, it's vital that you become financially secure, financially independent, not dependent. You earn your own money, not basically money that's created by the system through employment and taxation. It's vital that you learn to earn. It's vital that you make, manage, and master money. You understand how the money system works. You understand how to be financially independent and free. You know how to build assets that benefit from, um, asset inflation and debt devaluation. And if you want to learn how to do all this, go and join rob.team right now. Open up a new page on the internet, a new web browser, and type in rob.team. Before you do that— that's how you do it— but before you do that, let me explain why you'd want to do that. Number 1, rob.team is a financial resource center. It is all online, so anyone in the world can join. It costs less than a large coffee per month, one-third of the price of Netflix, and you can cancel anytime. There is no contract. 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Go and join for the cost of a large coffee, go and consume all the content, and then cancel. By the way, there's hundreds of hours of content, so it will really help you, and it will take you time to get through it all. Um, now every single one of your TV subscriptions is more than this, so just letting you know. You must learn to earn. You must invest in yourself. People always say to me, Rob, what's the best asset to invest in? Yourself. You are your best asset. Invest in yourself wisely, you pay yourself the best return. And that's why you should join Rob.team, because it's not an investment in me, it's an investment in you. Because if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. So open a new web page, Type rob.team. Go do that now and let me give you a quick summary. So a couple of people said they're a bit confused by, um, the money system and how you can leverage it. Well, the money system works really in 5 ways. Number 1, the central banks print debt and create digital money that they give to the commercial banks. The commercial banks then loan it to consumers and businesses. This increased money printing, digitally and physically, reduces the overall value of your money, creates your inflation essentially, and erodes the government debt. So essentially, your money goes down, prices go up, but the government erode their own debt. So in a way, it's a bit of a scam against you. Then what the banks do is they lend you it back. So they lend it out and they want you to get into debt, they want you to get loans, they want you to get mortgages, they want you to get business loans, and they want you stuck in the system whereby you rely on this debt and this lending. And, you know, your interest over the life of the debt might be 250% of the capital, and then they want you employed so they can tax you half of it. And that's the money system. And then the cycle just repeats, but it gets worse. It gets worse because there's wars, COVIDs, lockdowns, uh, and there's all these huge increasing costs. Now, which— every time inflation goes up or more money is printed or there is an undersupply of commodity, essentially it hits your money because the relative value of your money goes down as the cost of living and the inflation and the debt printing goes up. So you lose every which way unless you're an entrepreneur, unless you know how to play the system at their own game. So if you have assets, assets go up as prices go up, because if the cost of everything goes up, the price and the cost of assets goes up as well. So if you have assets that produce income, you win because your asset value is forced up. Also, if you have good debt, i.e., mortgages and loans against assets that produce income, Simultaneously, that debt gets eroded because when the government print more money, they reduce the value of their own debt relatively, but they reduce the value of all debt relatively, including your debt. So if you have good debt against assets, your assets are going up and your debt is going down. And this is what millionaires and billionaires know, and this is why the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. And people don't understand this, and it's not the richest fault and the billionaire's fault that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. It's the broken system's fault. So some things to think about. So please hit the share button, do it right now, because I want to get this message out to the masses. My, um, mission is to help as many people on this planet get better financial education and knowledge. And if you share this, then we can do a bit of good together. That's the first thing, if you could just do that right now. The second thing is you must learn how the system works to learn to play the system at its own game. So if you get good debt loans against assets, the government will pay that good debt loan off for you. The government will force the price of your asset up, and you're playing the government at their own game. But you have to learn how to invest, you have to know what to invest in, you have to build the right kind of assets that the government don't control, and those assets must beat inflation. And to learn how to do this, go and join Rob.team, because for example, I've got the 9-module, 10-hour How to Invest series. This 9-module, 10-hour How to Invest series helps you beat inflation, helps you know what to invest in, how to protect your assets, how to protect your investments, how to invest with just a few pounds or dollars or a 7-figure amount, um, whether you should invest in physical assets or digital assets or crypto assets, property, business, watches, cars, art, you name it, we cover it on the 9-module, 10-hour How to Invest series. So if you go right now to rob.team. Open a new page and just type in r-o-b dot t-e-a-m, as in team, teamwork. rob.team. You can join now for less than a large coffee a month. There is no contract. It is one-third of the price of Netflix. It is an ongoing members area. It is a digital platform. You can log in from any country in the world, and you can be in any country in the world. You can beat inflation. You can beat the government. You can have the government helping you even though they think they're not helping you. But if you're employed or you don't understand how the money system works, the money system will beat you. Because if you have bad debt and you are reliant on the system to pay for your lifestyle, then they've got you. They have got you. You're completely stuck. And they'll just— it'll just get worse because inflation will go up before it goes down. Wars will get worse before they get better. The money system will not just admit that it's broken and roll over and die. It will continue and continue and continue until there's some kind of financial revolution. And you need to create your own financial revolution. You need to be financially independent and secure. You need to know how the money system works and beat the money system at its own game. And how I believe you can do that, to learn and earn to invest in yourself, to make, manage, and master money, to build assets that beat inflation and create passive and recurring income, is to join Rob.team. So open up a new page on the internet, a web page, a web browser, and just type in R-O-B dot T-E-A-M. Rob.team. I'll see you there. There is no risk because you're paying more than that for one TV subscription, you're paying more than that for a large coffee. Quick summary then, if you could hit the share button and just make sure that everybody knows about this. Quick summary: here's how the broken system works in 5 steps. The central banks create debt in the form of paper money and digital money, and they put it into the system through the commercial banks. The commercial banks then loan it out to consumers, i.e., you, and businesses, um, and then they create debt through this debt that's created. And then the debt that they create, they obviously earn the interest on. And so they create debt, they transfer the debt onto you so that then you can pay off the debt to them. This debt that's put into the system reduces the value of your money, and then this debt that is imposed upon you through loans and mortgages means that you're paying huge amounts of interest and you're keeping the banks afloat. And then, if that's not bad enough, the government go and lob 50% tax on top of that. And that's how the system works. And how you break the system is you invest in assets— time or money— invest in assets that beat inflation. And the value of them is not linked to the government, like it's not a bond or anything like that. Um, like real estate or personal brand or content on social media or some kind of online business or your passion into your profession. These are relatively decentralised businesses where you can create an asset, produce multiple streams of income, recurring income, digital income, and online income leveraged. Um, i.e., you can leverage social media or you can leverage your information into income, or you can get good debt loans. Because actually, whilst I think in many ways the money system is broken and unfair, the fact that you can get loans to invest in assets and those assets produce recurring and passive income, and the government pay those loans down with inflation, and the government force the prices of your assets up with inflation and printing of money, I think that actually this is a great thing that you can leverage. Money can be leveraged, and debt can be leveraged, and the system can be leveraged, but you must know how to do that. You must know how to get your taxes down. You must know how to get your asset prices up. You must know how to produce multiple streams of income, and then you can beat the system. And I think the best way to learn this is to join Rob.team. So open up a new window, web browser, right now. Type rob.team. T-E-A-M. There's courses on the money revolution. There's courses on making, managing, and mastering money. There's courses on monetizing social media. There's courses on automating your sales and marketing. There is courses on starting a business, courses on scaling a business. There's basically any courses that can help you make, manage, and master money are in rob.team for the cost of a large coffee. No contract, cancel anytime. One-third of the price of Netflix. Can't ask for fairer than that. But you have to take action, because when all is said and done, more is said than done. Talk does not cook rice. To know and not to do is not to know. So I'll see you in Rob.team. Just type Rob.team into a web page right now. I've got to go, so go do that right now. Invest in yourself. You are your best asset. Invest in yourself wisely because you pay yourself the best return. And it's knowledge, information that creates the real income. You have to know how the system works so you can beat the system at its own game. Thanks for tuning in, and remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.