In this livestream, entrepreneur Rob Moore laments what he describes as the ‘death of London,’ arguing that the city and the United Kingdom are in rapid decline due to soaring crime, under‑funded NHS and police, massive capital flight, and a broken political system he labels a globalist, dictatorial agenda. He contrasts London’s historic role as a financial, technological, and architectural hub with its current state, citing over‑centralisation, one‑world currency plans, and social‑credit systems as existential threats. Moore advocates for entrepreneurs to replace careerist politicians, referencing a conversation with Nigel Farage and an anecdote about Margaret Thatcher’s favourite cabinet minister being an angel investor. He acknowledges his own limits as a single entrepreneur but pledges to continue educating people on finance, business creation, and tax efficiency. As part of his philanthropic foundation, he announces a “Dragon‑type” pitch event where participants can apply for a £15,000 grant (no fees, no equity) and receive mentorship, live feedback, and possible partnership opportunities. He provides the application link (robmoore.live/dragon) and urges viewers to comment, share, and support his vision of decentralised, entrepreneurial freedom against globalist centralisation.
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The death of London live. It saddens me greatly that the great Empire of London is falling. It used to be a city that was the core of the British Empire, where massive overseas investment would come into London, and we were a safe tax haven for all the billionaires, and it was one of the hubs of the world for finance, the banking capital of the world, amazing for technology, industry, and now it's dying. I mean, look, look at this. What a piece of architectural magnificence. There's a lovely conversion here and a hugely magnificent I mean, to me, that's one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. I've got a meeting in there later, but, um, I don't know if many of you fell for my April Fools campaign. I know a lot of you did, to be the new Mayor of London. Now look, it's very unlikely that I'll ever run for Mayor of London, some practical and also, um, commercial reasons. I just don't think politics in the UK. I think the system is broken. I think the people that lead us are a joke. The crime's gone through the roof in London, which is a real shame. It's worse than a real shame. I mean, that's an understatement. All the overseas money's running away. We can't bring any money into the country. The NHS is screwed. The police is way underfunded. Like, what have we got left? I mean, look at all this amazing architecture we have here. And yet London is falling. So what London needs and what the UK needs is someone running the country with commercial experience. You know, someone who's actually run a proper economy, i.e., business. Because that's the only real economy. By the way, how's the sound? Is it okay? Can you let me know if the sound is okay other than all the background noise? Who's that statue of? So it saddens me because I'd love to be part of bringing the UK back and London back, but I'm just one entrepreneur. I I embrace the day. I was talking to Nigel Farage last night. He came and keynote spoke at one of our events. And I said, is there a chance at some point soon that an entrepreneur could somehow infiltrate the political system and get somewhere near the top of running the country? And apparently Margaret Thatcher had a number 2 who was an angel investor and an entrepreneur. She said he was her absolutely favourite cabinet minister. Because everyone came to her with problems and he came with solutions. Entrepreneurial people create solutions. Unfortunately, most of our politicians at the moment create problems. Would you agree with that? Let me know in the comments if you would agree. So this all really saddens me, and I'm on the fence about what to do about it because, you know, for 18 years I've just been an entrepreneur building businesses, making sure that I create my own economies. I can't change the school system, so I'll create my own. Can't change the financial system, so I'll create my own. And that's been my attitude because that's what entrepreneurs do. And, you know, how can you move— how can you move a 20-ton lorry by pushing it yourself? You can't. However, if people like us entrepreneurs don't stand up and speak out, and don't maybe try and influence politics in some way, whether it's through the Mayor of London or, you know, maybe supporting the Reform Party or some kind of disruptor party, if we don't do anything about it, nothing's ever going to change. Because we're supposed to have a democracy. And the countries in the world that are the most affluent and economically thriving are democracies. And the countries that are the worst performing are dictatorships. And the UK is becoming a dictatorship. It's becoming a communist state. It's part of a globalist agenda. And this is bad. It's bad for humanity. It's bad for the economy. It's bad for you. Really fucking bad. And it scares me greatly. So I don't think at the moment I'll be able to make any difference in politics, even though thousands of people have said they want me to be Prime Minister. Tens of thousands of people fell for my April Fools campaign about the London mayorship. Alright, anyway, but here's what I am going to do because I can do my bit. And that is I'm going to continue my vision to help as many people on this planet get better financial knowledge. I will keep fighting for your freedom. I will keep investing in you. I will keep educating you on starting and scaling a business and giving you a community and giving you access to people and processes and profits. And business models that are fast and lean and can help you make money and reduce tax. And something I've got coming up, which is just all part of my philanthropic work and my foundation, is you get a chance to pitch to me live and win 15 grand. Nothing to pay. It's just part of the giveback from my foundation. And instead of just raising the hundreds of thousands that I do through my foundation and then just giving it away, which I also do. I like to be creative, so I do these Dragons-type events where you can come and pitch to me, and maybe you'll get my money, but maybe you'll get my mentorship, and maybe you'll get me as a non-exec director, or maybe you'll get me as a business partner, who knows. So if you're interested in that, just type yes in the comments. This is something I only do about twice a year, and I don't always do it twice a year. But essentially, if you'd like to get 15 grand from me as a gift, to invest in your business or do what you want with, not as a— you won't have to pay for it or it won't be a loan. There won't be any, um, you won't have to give me shares or anything like that. If you like the thought of this, just type yes in the comments. Um, I think we did one earlier in the year and this one will be summer, so that'll be the two for the year. So I'll tell you what, actually I do have the direct link, but type yes if you're interested. Um, okay, so the direct link is robmoore.live/dragon. Rob Moore dot live forward slash dragon. So go there right now. That will send you to a fairly short application to tell me a bit about you and your business and your idea and why you want the money. And then we'll review that and then we'll probably whittle, whittle you down to about 50-ish of you, maybe a few more if we get lots of applications. And you can come to my offices and live pitch to me. You'll get live feedback. You might get the investment, you might get partnership opportunities with me, you might get mentoring opportunities with me. I will give you feedback on your speaking and presenting skills and your pitching skills as well as your business model. And like I said, this is part of me doing this for my philanthropic work to help as many people on this planet get better financial knowledge. So go to robmoore.live/dragon. There is nothing to pay. There is no fee. There is no interest on the loan. There is no shareholdings you have to give away. This is all just me giving back because I am in London about to do an event. As you can see, guess where I am? And it saddens me This great frickin' city of the world, this great major empire. And it's falling and it's broken and it's burning down. Because of our massive national debt, because of our broken political system, because of our careerist politicians, because of our lack of understanding of an economy, because our lack of experience of business and entrepreneurship within the people who control the world. Because of the massive corporations that control politicians. That have their globalist agenda. One world government, one world currency, social credit system, central bank digital currency. All this shit that's going on, it's all fucking linked. Even the pharmaceutical massive companies drugging you up, numbing you so you will comply. All this shit is going on and we must stand against it. And I'm inspired by these great buildings. Like, we don't build them like this anymore. We make these shitty cardboard houses now. Everything has been homogenized and commoditized. We need to fight against that. Fight against globalism, centralization. And we want entrepreneurship, individuality, freedom of speech, decentralization. That's what built buildings like this. Ah! And look at that. So I'm doing my bit. Do you want 15 grand to start and scale your business or to pay off your debts? Would you like to pitch to me live and get live feedback, which is probably worth more than the money? Because me and a couple of my Dragons friends are putting on an event. It's all funded by my foundation. You can join for free. You just need to apply on the page, robmoore.live/dragon. Let me know what you think in the comments about what's happening to London, about what's happening to the UK, about what's happening to the world. And if you agree with any of the points that I've made, please share this. Yeah, it's a bit windy. All right, I'll go. That's why I went that way. Um, so robmoore.live/dragon.
