Warning: Cashless Society Nightmare ⛔️

Warning: cashless society nightmare. A cashless society is coming unless you refuse, you resist, and you push back. And the cashless society is not about no cash, it's about no freedom. So cash is freedom. No cash is control. And if you do not resist a cashless society, then you will be tracked, you will be traced, you will be monitored, measured, controlled, manipulated. And freedom as you know it and choice as you know it will not exist for you. Now look, I'm not a conspiracy theorist. I, I understand why people like tap on your phone, tap on your card. It's quick, it's convenient, it's low friction and high speed. And money loves speed and money hates friction. The problem is Number 1, many people in society don't even have an internet connection, can't afford a phone with the tech technology to tap. So actually, that's just worse off for them. Number 2 is, let's say there's a cashless society and you're sold on the fact that It's quick and convenient and easy and good for humanity and good for society. Well, do you think the banks might have a little bit more control over, for example, fees? When you pay cash, you pay the amount. When you pay by card, the banks can say, 'Oh, we'll charge you 2%, 3%, 4%, 5%.' What's to stop the banks charging 10% for every tap? 10% for every transaction. We've already got ridiculous taxes. We've already got soaring inflation. We've already got soaring interest rates. And now they can just literally tax you more by charging you at source with a cashless society. There's going to be nothing left. You are going to have no money left. You're already charged 20% VAT, 25% corp, up to 45% income. National Insurance, pension contributions, um, you name it, data, um, charges and fees. It is ridiculous, and it is getting worse and worse and worse. And if you don't fight for cash, then you are giving away your freedom. Let's explore what else a cashless society means. It means that if you go 21 miles an hour in a 20 zone— I mean, it's getting ridiculous how slow you have to drive now, that's another matter— but if you go 21 miles an hour in a 20 zone, the central banks and governments can just decide, hmm, that's a £200 fine, and just steal it off you. There's no judge, no jury, you know, there's no proceedings. I would just take the money off you. Yet you went 21 miles an hour in a 20. Fine. They can monitor your every financial move. So I personally believe as humanity we have the right to certain privacy. I don't believe we have the right to, to thieve. I do believe we have the right to certain privacy. And how you spend your money is a personal thing. It is private to you. And so why should the central banks and the governments be allowed to track and trace and monitor and influence and control every single transaction you make? Why should they be allowed to do that? They shouldn't. It's personal and it's private. Now, of course, if you're a, um, you know, evading tax or, you know, this theft or criminality, that's something different than, you know, having access to information to help convict if someone is being a criminal. I would support that. But imagine now a cashless society. The banks can see every single transaction. And so imagine this. Let's say the banks They decide they want to lock us down, the government, and so they could literally disable your ability to spend. I.e., if you leave your house, because obviously that you're now tracked, and not only are you tracked and traced with your spending, you're tracked and traced with every move you make, you know, through your, your device. So they could literally say, hmm, if you go beyond your gate, then, um, we will disable your ability to spend. I mean, it's ridiculous. It is ridiculous. And we're being spun and sold and propagandized that, you know, cashless society is really good for us, and, you know, cash is really dangerous at spreading the virus, and, you know, cash is inconvenient, and all the drug dealers dealing cash and we need to get it off them. And we're spun all of this propaganda that it's really good for us. But they could literally lock you down and you have no ability to go anywhere because you need money to go anywhere. And they could just do that, just like that. Job done. If they decide they want, um, 20% inflation or increase tax and take it at source, they can just go, yeah, tax is 70% and we're taking 70% of your money. Thanks. They could say, oh, we need to, um, We need to fuel up the economy, so you have to spend 5 grand in the next 30 days or we're taking it off you. Oh, we're just gonna up your interest rates on all your debt and take it off you at source. This is the reality of what they could do with a cashless society. And I don't think people really understand what they're getting themselves into. Catherine has said, is this communism? This is— I mean, this is a dictatorship at another level. Yeah, yeah, this is This is the worst mix of corporate capitalism, communism, and some kind of dictatorship. And Wayne has said it's not going to happen. I hope Wayne is right, but I think this is going to happen. So let's look at what's happened. Now the banks won't really let you take too much cash out. The banks won't really let you deposit too much cash in. A lot of places will not take cash now. I talked to a taxi driver, and TfL London, the regulator behind, you know, giving the license to all the taxis, um, she's basically been told she can't take cash. And she's like, yes I can. And she puts a note up saying, I take card but I prefer cash. And then TfL London is saying, if you don't get rid of that sign, then you're going to lose your license. So people are being forced not to take cash. And I don't think people really understand what's going to happen. I don't think they understand the Orwellian, you know, 1984 spying on you control that a cashless society is going to create. If we want freedom, fair competition, fair pricing, we need multiple currencies. Because if we have one central digital global currency, then that is dictatorship, communism, power and control. If we have cryptocurrencies and cash and paperless and digital and physical and commodity and coin and other, we have competition against all the currencies, which stops the governments hyperinflating, hypertaxing, currencies. Now David has said here, a bullion dealer told me years ago that they had all been leaned on not to take cash. Yeah, so you should resist this. So here's some things I'm going to suggest, and let me know what you think. Number 1, please share this video. Do your own content if you want. I know a lot of people don't dare speak up about these things, and I get it. You can— you could be canceled, you know, you could be shut down, you could be blackmarked, you could be, um, shadow banned, demonetized. I get it. I'm speaking up about it. So number one is please share this message because we need to wake people up, because a lot of people don't know because they read the mainstream media, and the mainstream media is a propaganda machine. So that's number one. Number two is we need to hold our politicians and leaders to account. And that means we need to be active in resisting, saying no, and protesting where necessary. Really important. Number 3 is use cash. So whenever I go in a taxi, I use cash, and wherever I can, I use cash. Rocco said, where can we learn more about your tips? I'll give you a— I'll share something in a minute for you there, Rocco. Support small business. Don't spend your money at Amazon. Spend your money at the local shops, the boutiques, support the small business owners, pay cash wherever you can. Because really, if we bend over— because here's the problem with humans, we're a bit lazy sometimes, we want the easy way sometimes, we don't want too much trouble. Oh, all right, I'll just have the needle put in me, I don't want too much trouble. All right, I won't leave the house, I don't want too much trouble. And so then of course what happens is, um, you know, we end up screwing ourselves over. So these are things I think you should do. Okay, now someone said where can they get more information from me. I'm getting a lot of nice comments here. If you want to learn how to make, manage, and multiply money, sort of decentralize your control of your currencies, maybe even create your own currencies, build recurring income, protect yourself, you know, from a cashless society, be able to exist off-grid, um, or not rely on the government too much, I recommend you join rob.team. So I set up Rob.team as a digital financial freedom platform to help you create financial freedom and physical freedom. It costs less than 22 pence a day. You can cancel anytime. There is no ongoing contract. You can run it through your business. It's going to cost you like 10 pence a day, and you can start and scale a business, make, manage, and multiply more money. So if you'd like to join with no risk, um, and this is really a call for your own freedom, I actually reduced the price significantly before lockdown. I've never put it back up because I want to help. Um, just join rob.team and it's easy. Just type in rob.team. I can see people going because I look at the numbers closely. So if you just go now and type in rob.team, and if you do it now rather than wait, I'm going to give you a 10-week Money Mastermind University recorded masterclass completely for free. So I did a 10-week series for my paying members, my higher paying members, on making, managing, and multiplying money. The Money Mastermind University, teaching you all the stuff about money that you should learn in school. Right now I'm actually going to give you that as a special bonus. So I'll let you go right now and join rob.team. I'll do a quick summary, I'll take a couple of questions. Um, so Stuart said exactly, people don't want trouble. Here's the irony: people want the easy life, so they don't make the hard decisions. But because they don't make the hard decisions, they have a hard life. Because I think if you make the hard decisions, you have an easier life. If you make the easy decisions, you have a harder life. And you know, a lot of people are complaining about these, um, politicians that are screwing us over, but we're We're letting them get away with it. We're not holding them to account, and we need to hold them to account. You have to vote with your feet. You can't just speak, you have to take actions. Obviously I'm speaking, but taking action is doing this content, asking you to share. But also, I use cash wherever I can. I spend money in small businesses. I do my best not— you know, in some ways Amazon is very convenient. I'm not just here knocking it, but you know, people say, oh, Amazon, they brought thousands of jobs to the UK. No, they killed thousands of small businesses. So I'll always support a small business. I'll always tip big in a, you know, a small, a private restaurant rather than a chain restaurant. You have to vote with your feet. You have to vote with your actions. And you have to speak up. I'll give you another example, right? Matt Hancock was basically responsible for lockdown. And instead of being in front of a judge and jury, being questioned and tried for crimes against humanity, he's out there on I'm a Celebrity and SAS Who Dares Wins, raking in hundreds of thousands of pounds, cashing in on what I believe at least he should be questioned and held to account on his decisions. Now, if his decisions were in the best interest of the people and he was doing his best, and that ended up being the case, fair enough. But if his decisions were wrong for humanity, he should have been held to account and tried for that. Instead, he's having it away, earning hundreds of thousands of pounds on TV, cashing in. It's wrong. But we just let them get away with it. Anyway, please share this. Let me know your thoughts. Do you think cashless society is good for humanity or not? Are you scared of a cashless society? Because I am. Um, you know, what, what are your thoughts on how we can stand up, speak out, and resist this? Uh, and, um, please share this video if you think I've got some useful content. And if you don't want to speak out yourself and you want me to do it for you, And remember to join rob.team, 22 pence a day, cancel anytime, no ongoing contract. I'll teach you how to build your own currency. I'll teach you how to build your own economy. I'll teach you how to build your own content into cash flow, how to protect yourself. You know, Russell Brand cancelled, Dan Wootton cancelled, and these people, they won't survive if they don't have their own ecosystems and their own media. And this is what you need to do, and I can help you. So I'll see you in Rob.team. Um, oh, by the way, I support small business, so I allow Rob.team Gold members to pitch in all of my comments. And if you have a small business, tell us what you do. Jen has just said here, can you spend money in my small business? Just to put my money where my mouth is, if you have a small business, please share your small business and what you do in the comments here. Some of my videos go very viral, not all, um, and let's support each other. If you support me, I'll support you. What's your small business? Tell us in the comments. Thanks for tuning in, and remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.