The TRUTH About a Cashless Society (Warning) ⛔️

Rob Moore argues that a cashless society lets governments and banks control your money and freeze accounts without due process. He points to Nigel Farage and Andrew Tate as examples, and claims banks profit 3% on every digital transaction. He urges viewers to support cash-accepting businesses and resist cashless policies.
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The truth about a cashless society. I've changed my mind on why I think the banks hate cash and why I believe the central banks and government want a cashless society. There are about 5 main reasons I believe that the governments and central banks want a cashless society. But there's an extra one that I think is their real hidden motive, and I'm going to share all of those on this video right now. But I'm going to do a couple of fun things first. So question 1: do you know what's in these? Let me know in the comments. First person to guess can have one. What's in these? First person to guess before I show you what's in these can have one. There's a clue there. What's in there? Let's see what you're going to tell me. I'm going to have to, um, get them out in a moment. I'll give you a clue. Shall I give you a clue? No. What's in these? That's my first question to you. If you can guess, you can have one. And, um, you want one? Okay, next thing then is the banks want to get rid of that. I personally love that, and you should love that too, because Cash equals freedom. People think that cash is other things, but cash is freedom, and a cashless society is the impingement on your freedom. Believe you me, a cashless society is an impingement on your freedom. That's why you should fight for cash. That's why I fight for cash. That's why I push back when Starbucks don't take cash and all these big companies don't take cash. That's why all those posts I do on a cashless society and on Starbucks not taking cash, that's why they all go viral, because cash equals freedom. And if you don't fight for cash, you're going to lose your freedom. Okay, now next bit of fun. If you can guess how much cash is there, you can have a quarter of it. In fact, no, I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll tell you what I'll do. I need to do it this way, but, um, I'm going to show you what's in here now. I will go through the comments and I will see who answered correctly first, if anyone has answered correctly. Um, so you can't guess after I've shared it with you. I'm going to show you what's in here and try and stack it up. Okay, so final chance to get your guess in. There's a clue. Okay, what's in here? I'm going to show you in a minute. Final chance to guess what's in these plastic I guess they're kind of called wallets. Um, you've got like— until I can open this fucking thing to guess. I did this before. Yes, there we go. Let's see if I can do this with one hand. In fact, I'll put you there. All right, if you're just tuning in, um, I think there are 6 main reasons why the banks want a cashless society. I don't think any of them benefit you. I think there's only really one way that a cashless society benefits you, and that's just ease and speed. But cash is pretty easy and pretty fast. And I'm going to share with you those 6 reasons why I believe a cashless society is a nightmare and you should be warned by it. But I'm going to believe the real reason. I'm going to share with you the real reason. And my stance has changed on this, but I think there's one hidden reason the banks want a cashless society. All right, let's have a bit of fun. Fuck this. Give me yes in the comments if you're ready for a bit of fun. Give me a yes in the comments if you're ready for a bit of fun. So if you can guess how much is there, you can have all the silver coins. So if you can guess how much is there, you can have every single one of the silver coins. And by the way, I'm going to keep this open for as long as the video is getting views, but you can only have one guess. If you can guess the current monetary value in sterling of this, you can have all the silver coins. How's that? I'm feeling generous. All right, so, um, I believe the main reasons that a cashless society is desired by the governments and central banks is they can track and trace your every single financial transaction. If they want to stop you going anywhere, they can just stop your money. And because if we have a cashless society, all money is digital, And of course, for tax and control purposes, they're going to have access to your money. Because do you know the banks have access to your money? You might not think they do, but imagine if they believe you've committed a crime, even if you haven't. They can just stop your money. They debanked Nigel Farage. They shut Andrew Tate's bank accounts down. They weren't proven guilty. Nigel Farage hasn't even committed a crime, and the banks just shut him down and debanked him. And Andrew Tate hasn't even been proven guilty. And he's not the only one. There are hundreds of thousands of these people that the banks just go, 'Nah.' The central banks go, 'Nah.' The government go, 'All control.' And your money can be shut like that. Let's say they don't want you to leave the country, then, because they can track you everywhere. As soon as you get on the plane, they shut your money down. Let's say they don't want you to leave the house. As soon as you open the door, they shut your money down. So they track and trace your every move with the cashless society. You should be fucking warned about this. Exactly, the truckers in Canada, this is exactly what happened. They literally took, stole money out of the truckers' accounts if they even believed that they were involved in the protests. To me, that is a violation of human rights, a major violation of human rights in my opinion, and an outrage. But this is happening, and you are complicit if you do not stand up for a cashless society. You are complicit. So track, trace, control. Oh, fine, and So, um, let's say you parked that much on a double yellow line, they just take it out of your bank account now. No court process, just take it out your bank account. Let's say you're driving at 21 miles an hour in a 20, or 11 miles an hour in a 10, oh, they're just going to take it. So it's all these Ulez cameras everywhere, and if they want more money, which they need it because they haven't got any, all they do is go, oh, we'll make that illegal on the cameras, we'll make that illegal, we'll make that illegal. And by the way, let's say they want to whack up inflation to 20% because it means they can erode their own debt, then they can digitally. They've got far more control. And all this shit is happening. And if you do not stand against this, if you do not fight for cash, if you don't tip taxi drivers, pay cash, go to small business owners, go to restaurants and small independent coffee shops who take cash and give them cash, and refuse to spend your money in places that are cashless, if you don't vote with your feet and your behavior. Oh, but Rob, it's convenient to use Apple Pay. It's convenient to use this. It's fucking easy. All right, now the main reason, though, is nothing that I've shared yet, and I'm going to share with you the main reason in a moment. But for those of you who have just joined in, I'm having a bit of fun here. If you can guess the exact amount of all this cash and all this silver, I'm going to give you all of the silver. Now I've made it a bit— I did this yesterday and these, the post blew up and I thought, well, this will be fun. I'm a generous guy, I like giving stuff away. Um, but I've made it a bit easier because you can kind of see the stack there and you can see the color of the notes, so it's a bit easier than it was yesterday. Um, but you've got to guess exactly the current value of the silver coins in this cash, and if you can guess it, you can have all the silver coins. Now, by the way, make sure you're following me on this channel because I'm actually going to do these more regularly now because they're fucking fun. Screw it, let's do it. If you don't risk anything, you risk everything. So I'm going to do more of these, so make sure you're following me. All right, now final point then. This is important. And by the way, if you agree with any of this, please share it. Please share it. Remember, you've got one guess, can't do multiple guesses. So if you share, it's not going to affect you because if If you're right, you're right, and if you're wrong, you're wrong. Do you know there are 46 billion banknotes in circulation in the UK? These are probably exchanged thousands of times. I did some research, and apparently, according to my research, these notes are shared between 277 and 500 times each. I don't think that's true. I think these notes, probably not so much the 50s, but definitely the 20s and 10s, I reckon they're circulated thousands of times. So you've got 46 billion banknotes, they are shared thousands of times each, and then I've got the number, but let me get the number actually of how many new ones come into circulation. Let me see if I can find it. Let's have a look. But it's, I think it's billions. Anyway, there's— I'm going to assume billions of new banknotes put into circulation every year, especially with all this quantitative easing. So I don't know what we're at now, but, um, if you multiply 46 billion by a thousand and then add billions every year, you have got hundreds of trillions of transactions that the banks can't make a single penny on. Any cash transaction, the banks can't make a single penny on, but every digital transaction, the bank makes 3%. So imagine if they could get rid of cash and turn these trillions of numbers of transactions into a 3% fee every time. That is hundreds of trillions. I'm going to do the maths on it. Um, I've been thinking about this a lot. I'm actually going to do the maths on it once I finish my research. But a cashless— but By the way, banks holding cash costs them money. There's storage, there's security, there's insurance. Them having cash actually costs them. So they get rid of that, it doesn't cost them. But then also, there are hundreds of trillions or even billions of trillions or millions of trillions of volumes of transactions that they will be able to charge 3% on every single one when it's a cashless society. And that, my friends, is the real Nefarious reason, I believe, why the banks want a cashless society. Now actually it's not that nefarious, is it? Common sense. The banks are a profit organisation. The banks aren't a service to you, which people think they are. The banks are a for-profit organisation. So the banks are going to do what the banks are going to do to make maximum profit. And there are many other big companies that do things that don't serve you, that make maximum profit for them. Like Ryanair. Everything's an upgrade. And it's annoying. But they, they're maximizing their profit. So the banks are just like any other company trying to maximize their profit. So I kind of don't really judge anymore. I just see it for what it is, and then I try and learn the bank's game and then try and play that game myself, but with better ethics and morals, and to win personally as an entrepreneur and not lose, you know, as a civilian, a product of the banks. So that's the real reason. Let me know what you think in the comments, by the way. So I'm going to ask you for something, if you don't mind. I generally don't ask you for anything. I'm going to ask you to share this because I believe that the world needs to know this. And if you don't share this, nothing's going to change. You can create your own content on it, but you probably won't. But if you share this, we can get this message out to the masses because it's vital. And I won't stop sharing this message. We must fight for cash. We must fight for this. Silver is worth more than cash. Silver is going up, cash is going down. Silver can't be inflated by the banks, but we must fight for cash because cash is freedom and no cash is no freedom. So thank you, Wendy, for sharing, and anyone else, if you wouldn't mind sharing. The next thing is I'm actually doing something special in about 36 hours' time, so you need to be quick. Um, in the last 17 years, I've generated a quarter of a billion in sales. I got myself out of 50 grand of debt, made 100 grand in my first year, millionaire age 31, deca-millionaire age 35. Stop counting, I'm a lot older than that now. 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One-off, no recording, no replay, so you're going to need to go and do this now. I'll give you a minute to do this. In fact, I'll try and hyperlink this link. Um, so it's tiny.cc/10grand. This is a one-off opportunity because I'm not doing any recordings or replays. And I'm celebrating, and I thought I'd celebrate with you. Many of my trainings are many thousands of pounds, so this is a great opportunity for you. There you go, there's the hopefully clickable link. Right, so here are your actions. Number 1, share this. Number 2, make sure that you support cash, support businesses that take cash, stand against businesses that don't take cash, and stand against the government for that want a cashless society. Number 3, if you can guess exactly how much cash and silver is there on current today's value— no, on what I paid for these silver coins, because that's what I can track accurately— and this cash, then you're going to win all the silver coins. And I'm going to do more of this shit because it's fun. Why not? I want to give this away. I thank you for all your thank yous. So make sure you're following me. If you're following me, then you're going to get more giveaways, more content, more training from me. Really appreciate you all, and remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. If you're watching the video of this that isn't live, it'll still be open. Hopefully we'll find a winner.










