Headlines across the globe see Australia making aggressive moves towards a cashless society, a move that gravely threatens the last bastions of economic privacy and individual autonomy. Are Australia’s major banks merely championing the cutting edge of financial convenience, or is there a more pernicious hidden agenda seeping into our digital economy? It certainly appears
Farage exposes new push for cashless society: From September 11th Nat West Bank will be limiting the amount of cash that you can deposit and withdraw. They also have the right to refuse cash and even cheques on any basis in their new terms and conditions. The banks are trying to force a cashless society
In a recently released clip, Corbyn purchased a box of strawberries while the store’s staff attempted to stop him. “I’m gonna buy some strawberries, and I’m offering exactly the right amount of money here, on the help desk,” Corbyn said while laying out a handful of coins on the desk. “So you people take that
‘Let’s fight back. Our leaders need to know that the people have spoken.’ Patrick Christys is calling on YOU to help with GB News’ campaign: Don’t Kill Cash Britain is fast becoming a cashless society. In the wake of the Covid pandemic, more and more shops, cafes and pubs are choosing to only accept card
Cash is freedom – use it or lose it! The Government is planning to introduce programmable digital currency. Everything will be digital: All money will be dependent on the internet – vulnerable to cyber attacks, power cuts and tech failure. All your money transactions will be monitored and controlled by the state. Access to your
MPs Vote To BLOCK Cashless Society (Mahyar Tousi/YT): CBDC Is Coming – Maajid Nawaz: What is a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)? Central bank digital currency is programmable digital ‘smart’ money, which will be fully monitored, and can be controlled and restricted in any number of ways. CBDC will mean the end of privacy, freedom
By Dylan Roberts Financial Censorship—Act as if it makes a difference Recently, PayPal retracted a line in its terms and conditions stating that ‘spreading misinformation on the platform would be subject to a $2,500 fine.’ However, Forbes magazine has pointed out that PayPal can still fine users for anything they don’t like. A part of
By Didi Rankovic One of the speakers at the 2022 International Monetary Fund (IMF)/World Bank Group (WBG) Annual Meetings, Kristalina Georgieva, IMF’s managing director, has revealed that this financial institution doesn’t like people using cash and wants to change that preference. And while some rights and consumer protection groups as well as citizens might now
Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, Alex Thomson and Mark Anderson with Monday’s UK Column News. Topics in this video: Finance 00:28 Jeremy Hunt becomes Chancellor of the Exchequer (Finance Minister) and bails out markets 07:54 Director of Payment Systems at Bank of Finland warns people to keep cash in case of system outages 10:00 Tesco supermarkets
Make it illegal for retailers and services to decline cash payments. Businesses small and large across the UK have discriminated on people that use cash to pay for goods. Not everyone wants a digital trail, and others simply cannot pay by card. At 100,000 signatures, this petition will be considered for debate in Parliament Sign