Avoiding a cashless society

[@chrisrainbow2393]

I am proud to report that even though i live in a rural town, the shops are standing firm with many with CASH ONLY signs.

[@julienewman1761]

Well done to the shop owners.

[@hittitecharioteer]

GOOD 👍🏻👍🏻

[@DebbieRobb-tt5he]

I think. We should buy a island and start again. In my dreams😂.

[@anneaylmer1655]

Unfortunately that will not stop the banks going cashless. If you bank is closing branches, and changing their policies, change your bank. NOW!!!!

[@ScragNath]

Hope that can continue before the bank refuses to take their cash. Can't keep it under the mattress.

[@onevalewa1131]

Always use cash. Simple. Dont want my custom, ill take it elsewhere

[@realsteal317]

When cash is outlawed and no longer legal tender you want be able to use cash. A cashless society is inevitable unfortunately.

[@PandaGirl49308]

I think it’s a ploy to be honest… if there no un traceable way to move money how will they continue to do the dirt we all know they do!! I don’t think it will go anywhere completely but like you said it’s going to be limited to certain places ..

[@Trust-me-I-am-a-dentist]

​​@@realsteal317 Rubbish. Just because a small group of people decide they want cash banned because they want to control every transaction doesn't mean it's "inevitable" you weak noodle.😂

[@gregoryjames165]

Problem is there soon won't be an elsewhere. And those refusing digital payment only will soon become prisoners in their own homes. Went to a huge festival the other weekend. Everything was digital payment only. The young don't care and you need them for a revolution.

[@william6223]

@@realsteal317 No it isn't This issue is a line which will break the USA. Austria is almost 50% against cashless. The other Folks in the 5 eyes and Israel are getting sick of the globalist tyrants. There will be resistance.

[@ingridlinda-215]

Just Keep paying with Cash We are not listening to these corrupted governments or the corrupted Banks they have no say over are money.

[@Investment_Hedgehog]

Each week I get all my money out, and do virtually all transactions in cash. ☺

[@donkydo5020]

Until cash gone will be soon

[@Investment_Hedgehog]

Only if you let it. The people hold the power. Stand together collectively, and any plan they try throwing at us falls apart.

[@loveistheantedote1811]

It's not your money unless it is backed by a commodity. ALL Fiat currency is the property of the central bank that printed it. You have been given use and use only. NEVER ownership.

[@Investment_Hedgehog]

Hence getting all of it out every week.

[@AndrewGibson22]

The CBDC 'money' will be connected to your social status (depending on your jabbed status and on line behaviour) and accessable via your digital ID (see Mr Tony Blair talking to WEF Jan 2023). This ID will also allow access to internet, healthcare, driving licence, the lot). The money will be programmable (see BiS director Augustin Karstens talk on CBDC) and may have purchasing limitations linked to your ID's carbon allowance (such as limiting red meat, flights, fuel for car etc as well as distance limitations to keep your spending within say 15 minutes). Your universal basic income amount will depend on your rating (common, restricted, quarantined) as will your limits on private asset ownership ("you will own nothing and be happy"; they weren't joking). The sovereign class will have no such restrictions (8 to 10 million world wide). It is a digital prison folks and has been planned for a very very long time.

[@atfaithvalue]

Exactly... We are walking right into 1984

[@darv66]

at last a comment that i support 110 percent

[@AndrewGibson22]

@@darv66 👍

[@AndrewGibson22]

@@atfaithvalue totally, a return to feudalism: there will only be the fabulous and the destitute.

[@aspman8965]

I've screen grabbed your comment to make it easy to forward. Thanks.

[@laurettascalzo6900]

If salaries, pensions and benefits are all paid into the bank, what happens when we can't turn our money into cash?

[@Crosshatch1212]

Why you think it’s 250

[@loveistheantedote1811]

A pension is a traitors payment for selling ones property (sons and daughters) into slavery through the birth registration process. As central banks are liquidated, pensions and benefits cease. You stand on your own 2 feet, or you don't.

[@davelewis296]

Exactly, I feel I'm screwed, I'm on disability, when I worked I had the money but was asleep now I'm awake, broke and trapped

[@kellysouter4381]

We are trapped. When the electricity goes out we are enslaved or left to fend for ourselves.

[@11abrook]

Gold backed currency on the way very soon. Dont worry about their cashless society. It is not going to happen.

[@davelewis296]

I've just cancelled the DD for the mobile. I phoned the company and told them I have a problem with the bank and I will go into the shop and pay the bill. If you are paying a debt I.e. fuel or the phone, anything you pay after you've had the product it is illegal for them to refuse legal tender, I.e. cash. We have to stop them!

[@happygardener28]

Actually I'd heard that in one of the countries the government revised their laws to allow companies to reject cash (not in the USA yet, put possible)

[@naskhan9222]

The government knows that cash is king and people are waking up very fast so now msm on behalf of the government are saying that businesses can refuse cash if they like which again is a lie as its legal tender.

[@davelowe1977]

The gold and receipt system for shops is exactly what the gold standard is. You've accidentally reinvented money.

[@hittitecharioteer]

I can see problems with what RV is suggesting: resolving disputes, probity, honesty etc. The best answer to this is GB News Save Cash Campaign.

[@raymondglad5593]

Without world bank control , that's the key.

[@BugattiT50s]

It’s the reverse of the system that used to operate in Pubs, Butcher’s shops etc., where customers would ask the owner to ‘put it on the slate’. The shop provided credit (to known and trustworthy customers) and the balance outstanding would be settled at the end of the week or month. Richard’s suggestion has the customer providing credit to the shopkeeper. Nothing wrong with that of course, because the shopkeeper wouldn’t need to ask the bank for a loan. The banks and their shareholders are not going to like that!

[@alexanderharris9407]

I don't understand you Richard. I watched you with one of your good people and you absolutely fell to bits, and you ended up accusing him ranting. And this was what he was trying to tell you. You was going on about bartering which would have been a nightmare, and cut him short. Now you've got the hang of it, I think you should get him back again. 🙏

[@cyclometre]

GOLD is real money.

[@peacewalker7675]

To some extent I already live this way. I always pay in cash, particularly at shops that prefer cash… I grow my own food at my allotment and we operate a barter system where we swap food, tools etc. I’m sure lots of people are doing this now x

[@fisherman5517]

some of us are ,but there are many that are not.

[@Qwijebo]

Until they either make bartering, boot sales, garage sales, swap meets, trading illegal or highly regulated.

[@clawrence6190]

I do that too. Cash payment wherever I can as it's easier to budget. I won't go to shops or restaurants that are card only. I grow some of my own food and shop at farmers' markets and farm shops. Recycling system with neighbours.

[@jgrant5255]

Don't draw attention from your government my friend.

[@RedEyeification]

​@@Qwijebo Bartering is a private & intimate system.Nobody in this world can't stop two individuals changing their items in a private place.

[@Eddison548]

If you realise that the people behind this are evil and we still do nothing then we deserve what’s coming.

[@StudentDad-mc3pu]

Nonsense - people are just people

[@teethonthecurb161]

There's just not enough folk interested in this subject unfortunately.The majority go with card and the new gen don't even know what cash is, it's inevitable we're truly gazumped.

[@phillipcarter8045]

Yes but we are in shackles

[@wecandothiswarriors]

@studentdad. What 🙄?

[@StudentDad-mc3pu]

@@phillipcarter8045 I'm not in shackles - I own my own home, I can go where I want, I can say what I want and do what I want. The financial system rewards hard word and ability and I've earned enough money to enjoy my life. Where are my shackles?

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

Never bought anything online...ever and exactly for this very reason. Have always used CASH as much as is possible, I rarely use contactless if and when I do have to use a card. CASH is tangible , it is in MY hand and not under anyone elses's jurisdiction.

[@PeterJavea]

Wow. That's quite something !

[@andrewsingleton2710]

I think you have hit the nail on its head. "Have always used CASH as much as possible". They will make it impossible to use cash as the bank will no longer accept it. If you keep your assets in cash, they will rapidly devalue and then become worthless.

[@PhysicsViolator]

@@andrewsingleton2710so if that happens gold coins and bitcoin gets in the picture. Also other expensive metals, petrol, etc…

[@stephanguitar9778]

Cash can be dissolved by government decree, like they did with £20 notes some years ago, giving you weeks to swap it at the bank. Of course our money in banks is only digital money as it is, not only that, we don't own that money in the banks, they do. They just owe us the money as a debt on the money we are lending them.

[@elizabethmcnally7648]

Sane here ,I like to talk to humans not bloody robots ,

[@tinfoilhatter5318]

Take all your money out the bank and use the floor board. Worked for our grandparents.

[@beowulf5982]

And what when banks and stores do not take cash?

[@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679]

Bank of the coffee can

[@tinfoilhatter5318]

@@beowulf5982 what about it ?

[@mikeyblueeyes8449]

@@beowulf5982 just avoid all banks cut them out .

[@finwilliams4550]

The world our grandparents lived in was very different. Businesses will always do what is most convenient and profitable for them. They will stop taking cash when banks stop them depositing all their takings for the day because they won't be able to pay cash to keep their businesses running.

[@freecat1278]

A funny thing happened when I bought organic foods regularly; the price came down.

[@birdsaloud7590]

Totally agree Richard. This year I have practically stopped buying from supermarkets (used to have an online delivery) and now drive to my nearest farm shop. Stuff is a bit more pricey but it is far better quality and in season/local. I love paying cash there too and no horrid payment machines with cameras but real humans who chat to you!

[@mickhardstaff6605]

Sign up to the GB news petition ,we need to get 300,000 signatures before 12pm 😂

[@paulsargeant3764]

Already signed it 😊😊😊😊😊

[@mickhardstaff6605]

Well done

[@julienewman1761]

Already signed it, and I passed it on to others to sign it.

[@Puddlesmolly]

Sign for what reason pls

[@MrEveryman9]

GB News keeping cash alive

[@EnglishVeteran]

In my local village, the COOP have told their checkout staff to wear cameras that are mounted on their chests that look identical to the ones British Constables wear. I asked the staff member why he was wearing it and they just said “I have been told to”. I asked what is the purpose and he said “I do not know”. Small rural village. Worrying I’d say!

[@ionlyemergeafterdark]

* You are right, Richard. We need to start using our brains to come up with alternatives to what the banks and government offer us. Different ways of buying and paying are needed. Barter is one option but we can work on the ideas to make them better, more flexible, more sophisticated, and have as many different options available for us to choose from as possible. Your idea, or your friend's idea, is good but let it be for starters. Let us keep thinking and working. We can beat them because we are not stupid as they seem to think that we are. * I like that you wear a cravat. Cravats are better than ties which are uncomfortable about the neck and restrict ones breathing. Cravats offer a middle way between formality and being totally casual. I hope cravats catch on.

[@the-english-couple]

🎶 Gold! Always believe in your soul. You've got the power to know, you're indestructible! 🎵

[@RJ-pu8yh]

Duran Duran right 😂

[@the-english-couple]

@@RJ-pu8yh Spandau Ballet if I'm not mistaken 💜

[@RedEyeification]

Spandau Ballet.))

[@jennysam7775]

Often wondered how using gold and silver as a currency would work and now I know...brilliant 👏

[@ashmah5272]

MORE AS 7000 YEAR

[@loafersheffield]

A receipt. That is what essentially coinage and paper/plastic notes are anyway. "I PROMISE to pay the bearer"

[@YtSuxballz]

But they're not backed by anything. You can't go to a bank and change them for anything other that other bits of metal or paper

[@andrewmiddleton1762]

nah...cos they are just that...plastic that can be cheaply made, and coins that aren't of any metal value...so the promise means what exactly ? i promise to give you some garbage that the bank of england and government will create more of at will whenever their fancy takes them...hence the massive inflation that has benfiitted those who have inflatable assets lol

[@TheVintageNews]

'normal cash' is fine, still private, cant be stolen over the phone or internet, but once i started thinking about how much inflation has been hurt by rishi's money printer, and how much usa printed, my confidence has been shaken in the idea

[@LawrenceCaldwellAuthor]

Call it what it is, "slave money."

[@kepadaservices1286]

As a very young child back in the 60s/70s we lived above a shop run by Mr and Mrs Mitchel. They ran a sort of reverse credit system, where my mum would hand over money, that would be recorded in her book, and then she would buy what she needed throughout the week until her balance was cleared, and she would pay more money in and the process would continue. This system meant that she could budget her weeks money more efficiently.

[@happygardener28]

Agreed, but it also stopped a greedy relative, child or spendthrift spouse from filching the grocery money (as in my father's family).

[@andrewsingleton2710]

How do you pay reverse credit without cash when cash no longer is accepted

[@happygardener28]

@@andrewsingleton2710 Was that rhetorical? Since Kapadaservices1286 was sharing an event from their past instead of making a suggestion for a future?

[@garyboynton4654]

thanks for that. fantastic brilliant.

[@vodaredhill1704]

I once paid my dentist bill with a trailler load of fire wood.

[@Syptah47]

Nice one!

[@JakJim1]

Great message Richard , as a collective we have huge power

[@jillfield3102]

I would love a shop near me. I have to drive to shops , as I have got older and not wanting to drive everywhere I feel the need.🇬🇧

[@MrNas42]

Offer discounts for cash purchases... (or surcharge non-cash purchases) ?

[@Syptah47]

I was in Skiathos last month, and the guy in the shop offered me a 12% discount if I paid in cash .. which suited me just fine! 😊

[@mikecollins3835]

It all sounds great Richard, however, having been in business, and owning and running a 'convenience store' you are forgetting a simple truth. The business owner needs to replenish his stock, therefore he needs to either be able to use cash, or card with his suppliers. The cash he uses is the cash taken over the counter, the remainder being his gross profit, from which all his overheads are paid leaving a net profit. The supplier, or cash and carry being a 'large' business won't accept the gold as an exchange for goods!

[@Crosshatch1212]

Well said .I wonder how it’s gonna work out .

[@Crosshatch1212]

Also if you buy a fifty pound bit gold and you can get five pints off milk for it ,what happens when you can only get three ,and you ain’t going to another country , gold wnt work .

[@lsmith992]

​ You didn't listen properly to what he said

[@hamishlovesit4731]

Brics will link to gold ... Gold price will go up ... Get in quick 😊

[@FrequencyandLightHealing]

Why not? I was told the other day by an Asian guy that Costco has been selling gold bullion!

[@honeyb1286]

My Mum chose her pram, cot, high chair and Terry napkins. These items had a tag with her name put on them and stored. My mum paid a deposit and then came in to the shop each week with her payment book paying off what she could afford. All was paid and delivered before baby was born. No credit charges, all cash. When life was simple … before they persuaded (lied) to the masses that they were making things ‘safer’ and easier for us with ‘our’ money, now the banks (once you hand it over) to do what they want with it as apparently it now ‘belongs’ to them …

[@Dormices]

Yes, I did that as well.

[@GreatBritain-ts3ok]

You buy gold to save, you buy silver to spend! I did a video on it that silver is your trade Money just like they have done for thousands of years!

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

Yes, I was thinking of old silver sovereigns t'other day....' could we go back to those days of copper, silver coinage'🤔 i.e. the metals used being of actual value.

[@GreatBritain-ts3ok]

@@moiragoldsmith7052 I have the old coins from Hammered Silver in the medieval times and coins from George 3rd up to George 5th. All 925 silver that I show in the video!

[@Lu4Italy]

FANTASTIC STRATEGY, SIMPLE, SCALABLE , WE CAN COPY AND IMPLEMENT EVERYWHERE !! BRAVO ! CIAO from ITALY !!!

[@aileenwarren5916]

Excellent points richard i am so.angry that people' still dont boycott businesses that dont take cash

[@loafersheffield]

The hardware store, eh? "Got any plugs?" See: Four candles.

[@YtSuxballz]

Think you mean fork handles grandad

[@sambocotton5868]

No no no! Fork handles😂😂😂 🇬🇧👍

[@techjunkie68smusicandtech56]

I was just thinking of that sketch with the two Ronnies, lol

[@andyhobbs2812]

​@@techjunkie68smusicandtech56Me too, with an inward chuckle.😂😂😂😂🇬🇧👍👍🍀🍀

[@Dormices]

@@sambocotton5868 OMG, I actually need a fork handle, it broke a week ago, it seems a great opportunity for some comedy...I hope they have seen the two Ronnies...

[@everestvirtue309]

Dear Richard My thoughts are you are right about everything thank you Take care my friend

[@walkabout16]

In a world of codes and screens we tread, A cashless path where many are led, Banks now shy from notes held high, And digital waves make our wallets sigh. Is this the future we've longed to see, A realm of bytes, where coins are free? No more rustling bills, no jingling change, Yet whispers echo, is it strange? Convenience calls, a digital dance, No more fumbling wallets in a glance, Transactions swift, at the tap of a thumb, But shadows creep, as whispers hum. Banks refuse the notes once cherished, Large withdrawals denied, hope perished, Are we trading freedom for ease, As paper fades like autumn leaves? Privacy wanes, as data trails gleam, In the cyberspace, like a vivid dream, Can we trust the lines of code, When paper and ink no longer hold? Yet progress marches, relentless stride, Cashless realm, where worlds collide, A future uncertain, a choice to make, Balance the scales for all our sake. In this cashless world, what do we find, Freedom's gain or control entwined? A question lingers, a society's plea, Is this the path, the one to decree?

[@garyboynton4654]

thanks for that. fantastic brilliant.

[@joshuafreshney1206]

If that is yours then Blessings for a Savage Poem. 100% BLESSINGS TO YOU. 🙏

[@FrequencyandLightHealing]

We need to do what we can to support our local businesses. I have done especially during lockdown, those shops that didn’t refuse my custom just because I didn’t wear a mask! Why not also transact in Silver? Kira

[@TheVintageNews]

gold seems to hold a special status, as it is the original currency, thus no vat and no capital gains tax. there seems to be vat on silver, so you could do the same, but there is effectively a 20% hit at point of purchase.

[@seanjamescameron]

I went into London yesterday and the place was dead. Hardly any tourists or residents. The shops I went into hardy had any products other than the ones on display. They all said to me they could “order it in” so I may as well buy it online myself. I was after a new video camera.

[@carolberry2239]

yes this follows from a cashless society...or maybe leads to it? We have to be aware of where our conveniences are causing our problems

[@marimurphy3856]

Nailed it Richard.

[@keithslater7813]

Just got back from Austria a lot of shops don't take cards and look as if you're mad when if you try to use a phone to pay, the town i was in has 3 banks

[@jonathangold2087]

You have an uncanny ability to cut through all the hype and propaganda, and get at the underlying truths behind current circumstances. Please keep up the good work, as you are doing an amazing job, Richard! Bravo to you. Sounds like the ideas Kirin discussed with you recently, have merit, and could possibly form the basis of transacting business with local merchants, without using any of the newly proposed central bank digital currencies.. It would seem that their are indeed alternatives to the overly intrusive digital banking infrastructure that is being pushed upon us globally. Delighted to learn that there are options that are possible. I think many of us would be willing to participate in such a system. Please keep us informed, as new information is brought to your attention. I am sure that digital currency transactions are not the only way that purchases can be made. No doubt there are many ways this can be accomplished without making transactions in digital currency. Thanks again for expanding our horizons, and keeping us ahead of the curve. You are helping many of us to become better informed, and thereby make better decisions in our lives!

[@rogeraa0manners388]

This is the best scheme I've heard yet Richard. A small problem is that gold price fluctuates, so that shops may lose money if it goes down over the period you spend the money. In the event of this a deduction could be made of the difference in value of that from the next ingot.

[@carolberry2239]

gold rarely goes down for long..mostly it goes up.

[@TheVintageNews]

yes changing price is an issue, but you can buy/sell gold in any currency, and if your going to start using it as currency you need a mindset change. sorry sounds cringe, but on any given day is gold expensive? or is your starting currency just showing its worth-less?

[@matthewnirenberg]

Fact: Bullion has never lost value in bad times. Everyone who had gold, silver, platinum and rare diamonds, rubies and sapphires all survived economic collapses as long as they could stay alive, those without such stores of wealth who survived had absolutely nothing to their name. Its about preservation of wealth (in secret) whilst hiding and surviving the dangerous collapse. Look at Venezuela - they have everything priced as X grams of gold and/or Y grams of silver. Basically they won't accept cash (as its worthless) and will only accept gold or silver by weight/value. This is why fractionality is essential. Silver is easiest to use in 1oz rounds (can be easily shaved to smaller amounts) and gold is easiest to use in 1 gram pieces (can be cut or shaved into smaller amounts). I would suggest do what they do in Venezuela - pay up front for only what you buy by using the exact required amount of gold or silver (small pieces and/or shavings). That way no one owes anything and you only have to carry tiny amounts at any time.

[@pbody6678]

Hey Richard, hope you are good?, I have to say, your mate is spot on!

[@gerryplayz4532]

Maybe shops should stop taking the hit for the banks and put separate cash and card prices on items, say like butter for £2 cash or £2.12 card, I bet a lot more people would sacrifice "convenience" for money savings if they could see it. I think cards were only rolled out to speed up till times and reduce staff, win win for the big chains.

[@AnthonyClay-y6h]

Cheques?

[@andrewreilly8119]

Absolutely brilliant idea. Love it ❤

[@aspman8965]

In the early days they used to charge a surcharge for cards to cover the fees but if I recall correctly a law was passed to prevent that, so it would also prevent this idea unfortunately

[@branacton124]

problem is shops need to pay suppliers, rates, vat, elec. etc. who may not take gold.

[@markedwardmaddox4321]

In principle a good idea...the big problem would be those 2 dreaded blood suckers...the Tax man and his mate the VAT man! At some point in the transaction one or both are going to want to stick their Teath into the deal!!!! As always many thanks Richard

[@carolberry2239]

Read the Darling buds of May by HE bates...hilarious take on in dealing with the tax man when you dont use cash.

[@nigelsmith186]

Barter is NOT TAXABLE and is not Vatable.

[@cavendish009]

The horror of that is that if the person "spending" like this - say they lose a receipt or come across a dishonest shopkeeper ??? You don't know what it is like in LONDON !!! So many foreign shopkeepers I would not trust with a "shoe lace" !!!

[@TheVintageNews]

If this is the sort of content you're watching, I suggest get out the city, it makes it too easy for them - tin-foil hat moment

[@Ki_Won]

That's how banks started, people would take their gold/silver coins to the local jewellers (as they were the only ones with safes) and the jewellers would give them a receipt for the gold/silver. People then started paying each other with the receipts from the jewellers instead of getting the coins back, the very first banknotes..

[@celiasykes4012]

Boycott "National Trust" they are refusing "Cash"

[@si1208]

This will be more and more widespread, and the less resistance they encounter, the quicker it will spread. Boycott anyone who refuses cash!

[@secretstacker]

Can use silver for smaller amounts as well as gold

[@fisherman5517]

great idea richard ,cash is king so is gold.

[@davidwebb4904]

You have a £5000 limit before you must produce ID and have it reported to the government. So the government knows where the gold is when it comes to confiscation.

[@tinfoilhatter5318]

So take out £4999 every day until the bank is empty "

[@davidwebb4904]

@@tinfoilhatter5318 £5000 in a single purchase, £10,000 in a year.

[@tinfoilhatter5318]

@@davidwebb4904 when did they bring that in ?

[@Joanne_uk]

Depends on which bank you use.

[@davidwebb4904]

@@Joanne_uk “buying gold”.

[@neilling436]

i live in a small town and all the take aways are cash only , so the banks witch there were three closed and the hole in the wall cash oulets are all going , we had 10 two years ago now there is one and it runs out of money every weekend

[@MikeEves]

Pay with cash, if they don't accept it, walk away and give them a rubbish review. If you've already eaten the meal, walk away as well. It's not theft, they've refused your cash, so it's a free meal.

[@spacemonkey200]

This is brilliant. You could do that with a block of gold or a gold coin! The reciept from the shop is a "Note". This is the "Great Reset" turned back on them!

[@billdawg2360]

Remember the old co-operative supermarkets, were people owned the stores and the supplies, before the big chains took them over etc we should bring them back !

[@istudios225]

The idea is good. Unfortunately, there are flaws with this system. (1) Dishonest shopkeepers will accept as much credit as possible from their customers, and then suddenly close shop and disappear. (2) Shopkeepers will most likely be unable to pay their suppliers with that gold; the suppliers wouldn't be able to deposit the gold into their bank accounts, or, either the shopkeeper or supplier would have to go through the extra hassle of selling the gold to get the cash, digital or actual, to deposit into their banks.

[@istudios225]

One gram of gold, the smallest denominator, is currently $84.56, still a lot if you just want to do some grocery shopping. And if your're going to a few shops, you'd have to carry several of these around with you, which might pose a safety risk. I've heard of people buying chains of pure gold, as in necklaces (very popular jewellery item in Asia), so they can use single chain links for payment. Chains come in all sizes, from large to tiny. Based on the weight of each link, you can pay for the goods with so many gold links. You'd still have to find shopkeepers who will accept gold pieces as payment, though.

[@istudios225]

This can work if it is incorporated into a non-government, off-system PRIVATE bank or banker arrangement. Maybe like a Monopoly game banker. The customer goes to the private banker and exchanges his gold for cash (note that all cash will be withdrawn by the government eventually) or for another medium of exchange, e.g., tokens, perhaps similar to casino chips. The customer pays the shopkeeper in tokens. Then the shopkeeper goes back to the private banker and exchanges the tokens for either physical gold or for the private banker to deposit the value of those tokens into the shopkeeper's digital bank account. Under Common Law, this is lawful and fair, and perfectly within our rights to do. The government will try to make this illegal, of course, but we need to get it into our heads that their laws have NO jurisdiction over us and we must take back our birthrights, which we have been deceived into handing over to them.

[@betkay1018]

This exchange process could also be extended by being given back change in a "gift card" system too, which would enable use at other stores/businesses being cash based and become a continuing growing model - almost like a co-operative approach !!

[@kychemclass5850]

The deposit gold / investment / credit is an excellent idea.

[@mybrighton]

My concern is they'll start by giving CBDCS to everyone on DWP benefits.. if that happens I hope everyone rises up because soon after this it'll be used for everyone.

[@lindajones7219]

They will notv rise up because the amount they give them will be far more than they have ever had . and once we ALL have to n have their evil money then they will reduce it to a minimal allowance where one will not be able to feed our families properly . Harari has told us this /

[@joshuafreshney1206]

Those who live in Fear will follow the carrot.

[@debbiesharp5910]

​@@joshuafreshney1206Those that live on the edge will unfortunately be manipulated 😮

[@valeriegrimshaw1365]

I was at an open air festival last week. The merchants had paid for wifi for card readers. One merchant told us it was not allowed to take cash BUT the WiFi was not good enough so they HAD to take cash or lose money for hours.

[@SG-ve7zz]

What I would like to know is where and how to keep your cash safe out of your banks cos I don't want them to have my money anymore if you could do a episode on that would be great!

[@soma4u289]

Spot on again. The Government need not know all about our business unless they are up to something nefarious!

[@karenbarker9474]

Or we take to the streets on mass and say NO!

[@titanicicaproduction]

That's yet to come, when the sheeple actually finally wake up and start listening to the rest of us, all hell gonna break loose

[@gregbuckley1078]

Go on go to the street, No one will go with you. We have no balls anymore.

[@AndrewGibson22]

That will be the only solution, they will deploy foreign troops for that so it won't be easy. The UK has been disarmed well in advance.

[@si1208]

Here in France and elsewhere, many try ... and get beaten down and gassed by the robocops. Dissent is no longer tolerated. We've been too compliant for too long. The plandemic showed them just how much they could get away with - which was the whole point.

[@yellowbird5411]

Gold and silver will never lose their value. And if we can make metals into coins without the government, we should always have a currency that works for the people.

[@simonrussell2191]

They are busy closing banks right now. Using cash isn’t going to stop it.

[@SuperKnuckler]

boycott all card only they will soon revert to cash

[@AnthonyClay-y6h]

Cheques? They are I.O.U !

[@simonrussell2191]

@@SuperKnuckler People prefer convenience to freedom.

[@simonrussell2191]

@@AnthonyClay-y6h So is cash. Look at it. ‘I promise to pay the bearer….’. It belongs to the gangster who has his ugly mug on it.

[@SuperKnuckler]

@@simonrussell2191 until they turn the final key and ration fuel food drink where you can go and not go no holiday flights no gambling ration what you can spend your money isnt your own any longer

[@DJTT-d9h]

Great idea, Richard! I'm all for it but it presupposes that there are local farms to hand. Some people live out in the sticks tens of miles away from the nearest house let alone farm!

[@alexpervanoglu7420]

I've listened to you for a long time. I swore as soon as you started down the gold / silver route that I would stop listening. Take care Richard. You popped up out of nowhere, took a very long time to get to this point, but now you have, I realise you have masters.

[@mariarosolemos7468]

nonsense!

[@alexpervanoglu7420]

@@mariarosolemos7468 exactly my point.

[@John-zw7vh]

From what I gather he's been on here at least 15 years but only jumped on the truther wagon recently (ish) ironically ( given what this vid is about) he's probably making money.

[@mariarosolemos7468]

@@alexpervanoglu7420 no sorry - YOU Alex, are in my humble opinion, talking nonsense.

[@mariarosolemos7468]

@@John-zw7vh Why shouldn't he earn something for all his honest and helpful work?

[@kevinwallace3415]

People just keep saying ' carry on using cash' as though that solves the problem. Not if traders and shops aren't able to accept it because they can't do anything with it - or be fined for accepting banknotes. Many of us are old enough to remember the early 70s when the government decided to change the entire currency (and the value of coins) without caring what the people thought. Remember the jobsworths who enforced to the letter the change in weights and measures to metric with the threat of prosecution for selling in pounds and ounces.

[@hayno7066]

I was wondering what will happen to gold and silver coins if cash is abolished. Would they still be legal tender? I would suspect millions of people have gold and silver coins.

[@TheVintageNews]

there's that faith thing again, that drives any currency, its legal tender to you if you have faith to accept it youself, and precious metals are needed more for modern industry than ever, so they have an intrinsic edge

[@meme-wo6ok]

Great video, may it go viral . Cash and it's equivalents, are key to a free society. ANYTHING TRACKABLE is inherently NON-PRIVATE and enables the talons of control by the elite to squeeze the spirit out of free people . Never give up your cash or freedom.

[@lamberthenriques9116]

Gold transactions in shops would be able to work only if there is trust and honesty.

[@TheVintageNews]

There does have to be trust, this is why a reputable mint will have many coins, all with unique markings, to a lesser extent the little bars, so while civilization exists there is an audit trail of quality and weight, so if its not damaged its more trustworthy, perhaps like another comment said, gold for savings, silver for trade as its a more hardy metal

[@terrymoore861]

The world gold price is unstable. It costs an average of $250 to produce an ounce of gold and sells for $2000 sometimes. You cannot eat it, drink it, live in it, wear it to keep you warm and it is easy to steal.

[@jamesnolan8531]

Gold is not legal tender so shops are not obliged to accept it,also they would have to test the gold to see if it is 9 carat or 10,15,18,22 or 24 carat.They would have to buy an expensive machine to do that and they won't.

[@Qwijebo]

If you own a home with a nice green back yard, nice manicured lawn, flowers, best bung it all and start planting vegetable seeds. One small plot of land, a 30'x40' size can feed a family of four for a year if you know what to grow.

[@RJ-pu8yh]

And im going to sound negative here, but we have to consider all angles here, what happens when the government makes the posession of Gold illegal, because they will, theyve done it before!

[@MrJohnnyseven]

I have been in possession of many things the state claims "illegal" so the state can fcuk off..

[@izzyplant8428]

Gold has to be a very long term strategy, more a family investment for a future time. As you point out, Gov could prevent its conversion to usable currency. Yet evil does not triumph for ever .

[@titanicicaproduction]

Under a tyranny the state won't accept 'fuck off', if they want what you've got, they'll have it whether you like it or not, sad isn't it, that we are all writing these words in the hope that none of this will come to fruition, unfortunately this is all VERY real indeed.

[@TheVintageNews]

thats the point at which you decide to protest or hide it? what gold coins i lost 'em sorry. it would be interesting to see who stood up, and how many

[@titanicicaproduction]

@@TheVintageNewsand then in centuries to come humans will be yet again digging up treasure trove because people will have needed to bury their hoard to protect it, just like in centuries past

[@nameless616]

Silver is more effective for every day trade as it's only about £17 per oz, unlike gold which is about £1.5k per oz. We could have some sort of sterling silver based currency, if you will.

[@ukmayes1]

We absolutely need a solution. Cashless is a prison world

[@HopkinChris]

I think that we the people should threaten to withdraw our labor to all these companies and the government if we don't get Paid in cash.

[@mchez520000]

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[@amalmberg13]

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[@amalmberg13]

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[@mchez520000]

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[@anitahamlin2411]

So agree that we the people need to use cash locally so long as it exists, and gold and silver are better than paper. Barter skills and goods where possible. Grow things and trade with those around you. I have been doing this for years.

[@DerekAyre]

At the moment, I am in a bit of a transition. I think getting regular amounts of cash and using it with local stores. With some things on line, for smaller things, I have sent cash through the post. Not 100% secure, but so far no incidents at all. With that though, there has to be an address to send to. But I have had some written notes sent back thanking me for custom etc. which is nice and reminds me of the old days.. Maybe a reliable system can be set up that way? I get a bit confused about gold though and it seems that others are too, so I think perhaps more clarity is needed there. it has to be bought, but from where. But there again, I have not really looked into it enough. I think it all needs a lot of discussion and sharing of ideas. I don't pick things up so quickly as I used to 😀🙃

[@heathercollins50]

I agree with all you are saying'.....I had to start buying my groceries on line due to a situation whereby it is not easy to go out and also don't have transport so I am racking my brain for a solution as I dislike supporting the big supermarkets for much longer . It would be nice to connect with those to dicuss ways around it all ....

[@Nicks-Picks]

With you all the way on this. I use our local butcher and a farm down the road has a stall outside with fresh produce and a money box which works very well on trust and community honesty

[@Qwijebo]

They've thought about this. Local markets, road side stalls will be deemed illegal under the money laundering law.

[@BigKelvPark]

There has always been a limit on ATM withdrawals. Deposits on the other hand are difficult (money laundering apparently).

[@wyattfamily8997]

It's had very little impact on crime, but a major impact on honest folk, the Banks love it as they get a"cut" of every single transaction which lifts THEIR profits as it reduces OUR freedom of choice.

[@si1208]

... but watch as those limits dwindle to zero in the next few years.

[@phyllislovelace8151]

Thank you Mr Vobes

[@tobyncummins]

Man Richard is on 🔥… I can’t get over how prolifically good he is… pity he doesn’t tackle flat earth with Eric Dubay and Dave Murphy though.

[@AnthonyClay-y6h]

give him time he'll get there.

[@2frogland]

hes getting daft enough too

[@KevinTalbotTV]

Only fair system is the gold standard, fiat currency should go altogether

[@stereofidelic67]

Yeah, that'll work with the dead-eyed cashier at my local corner shop.

[@davecappel7179]

Thanks for sharing this with us, and keep the truth coming!!

[@RefractorGuy]

But we want convenience and we trust government fully.

[@sylvesterking2076]

You need to see the bigger picture..we need a choice, this means paying with Cash and Cards..and not solely Digital currency..Your convenience will cost us dearly if we accept only Digital currency, ie.your freedom further down the line..think about it..

[@Joanne_uk]

@@sylvesterking2076he’s voicing the attitude of the masses, not his own as he wouldn’t be here.

[@LetitiaWardle-ty7fi]

My small local chemist here in Scotland has a sign up 'accepting cash' only..

[@Okay-time]

Share this with your friends and family

[@tubeuser5026]

What a wonderful idea!

[@WayneAvis-zb5oq]

Hi Richard, I cannot get paid my wages paid into my bank after 9/11. Do you think it'll be a different rule for one and one for us.

[@salvatorelivreri]

The change problem could be solved by using silver instead of gold, except for larger purchases. In the US, pre-1965 coins were 90% silver. A dime currently can be bought for $2, a quarter for $5, a half dollar for $10. Unfortunately our pre-1965 dollars sell at a much higher premium. But carrying around coins worth $2, 5, and 10 would make transacting easy and removes all worry about fraudulent receipts

[@secretstacker]

Is worth aiming to have some gold tho and some fractional in the stack or your preps is a good idea... If central banks and governments like China turkey etc are stacking record amounts of gold they are doing it for a reason so should we

[@philipjones9458]

Correct about China.

[@paranoidandroid9825]

It’s called going PRIVATE surrendering the PUBLIC PERSON a(legal fiction) and all identification government created for it.

[@masteragario3335]

The problem with moving away from a currency is everything of value is valued in £££. We need a new way to value thigs based on time, effort, cost to produce. It disgusts me that a man is payed peanuts to dig a hole or clean up Sh1te and a fortune to play football or sing a song. One takes blood sweat and tears the other is a great fun. Like everything in the world.... ass backwards.

[@wearetomorrowspast.5617]

Went to my local Halifax only to find out that the branch had closed down, the ATF had had gone as well. Went to Tesco this afternoon to find their ATF had a fault- couldn't dispense cash- there used be two of them, always one for fail safe/backup. The spare went during Convid.

[@LeGwiP72]

My issue with most of these things is that it's being sold as "better" and possibly soon the ONLY way and older systems which have worked very well for many years (decades, centuries) are being phased out. What's wrong with making it additional? Keep all of the systems that we have and continue to improve them and new systems can be added as an alternative. Surely that would be customer-friendly, giving people the freedom to choose. Not all of the new ideas are terrible - but they should be simply an alternative. Humans like having freedoms and choice. Keeping the proven and working systems will also mean people get to keep their jobs. It's an ongoing project and I do often wonder what it will lead to.

[@Investment_Hedgehog]

Time to do a bank run

[@lyndajordan6479]

Thank you once again Richard for your thoughts and ideas. God bless and much ❤ to you and Julia.

[@thecreggers]

Unfortunately this cannot be avoided. The wheels are in motion world wide. Nothing to do but sit back and watch it happen

[@davidwebb4904]

It can be stopped, I know how to do that. Main problem, is that nobody believes me. So all this talk of resistance is just a little old ladies social club..

[@sambocotton5868]

What a defeatist attitude! Just what the government need 🐑🐑🐑

[@Joanne_uk]

@@sambocotton5868I don’t think you fully comprehend the power behind these things. We can not stop what is coming. No matter how much we kick & scream. All we can do is spend our energy on finding ways around it instead of wasting time trying to fight it. Being realistic & being defeatist are very different things. The wheels are in full motion and we can’t stop the machine.

[@sambocotton5868]

@@Joanne_uk finding ways around it is fighting it 👍👍👍 and that is just my point! Not sitting back doing nothing and watching it happen 👎our grandparents fought for our freedom 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧