Comments by "" (@billyandrew) on "Will The UK Freeze Bank Accounts?" video.

  1. Organism Seven 👏👏👏 They all have strings attatched and are retired by the puppeteers, when of no further use. In the UK we've had three characters play the same role in a relatively short space of time and the current puppet, Truss, will be retired shortly. She was manoeuvred to remove bankers' bonus caps, tax the ultra rich less, lower welfare payments and tax the majority. Having achieve three quarters of the tasks set her, the less taxing of the super wealthy was a step too far, at this point, which the puppetmasters now acknowledge. It was too much, too soon and has left her severely tarnished, so she is of little further use to them and will take her place in the retirement box very soon. Meanwhile, Steamer, leading the other party, the puppetmasters' alternative for when the Tories have run their course, appears to be progressing nicely. Gullibility seems almost ingrained into the psyche of the general public, nowadays. I've observed the Great Dumbing Down take effect over a number of decades, but it's accelerating at an exponential rate in recent years. Smh and lmao.
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  2. It's always been like that, if you consider it, it's just that more people are becoming savvy to the fact, it's hitting closer to home in the last few decades.
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  3. vinmar1 They can still claim the land, as you only rent it. If you find gold or diamonds on the land it's their's (Crown or State) not your's and never will be. Your house, bought outright or mortgage (mort - death, gage - measure) paid? Fine, get it off their land and take your house with you, brick by brick, shingle by shingle, but get off! They wrote the laws, the rules, the regulations, solely designed to protect their interests, not our's.
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  4. Seems to me it goes in four year cycles, but that's just a personal observation and not objective. This is the first year in a new cycle, so it only goes up from here on in, but don't take this as financial advice, as I'm not a registered trader, just a private investor, who had a bit of spare change and thought I'd not much to lose, back then. My own advisor contacts me, possibly with with all these 'fantastic opportunities' but I blank him, so I can't say. I don't even know the current worth of my extremely small investment now. I went in at the bare minimum. Who knows, maybe it's all gone and he's been contacting me to say it's game over? 😂 I put the money in and counted it as lost. I guess I'll check one day, just not today.
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  5. No, the saying makes no mention of saucepans. 😂 It's out of the frying pan and into the fire. You're welcome. 😁 Bitcoin and paladin (a necessity for computer chips) are the best stable bets, right now. Most folk might think gold, too, but if Russia starts flooding the market with gold, which they might very well choose to do, people will see how the price has been artificial inflated, much the same way as De Boer do with diamonds. In case of meltdown, however, it could do no harm to have some of your gold investment in the physic substance, itself, rather than all in stocks and shares, should you find yourself in a position of having to barter, where you'd once have bought. Gold is a soft metal, so pieces could be broken off, but I'm thinking more along the lines of bracelets and necklaces, plain, of course, for convenience of snapping of a link or three, as required. Much food for thought in this vid, so thanks for uploading!
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  6. B(l)oJo(b) and his pals made a few runs on the pound, as well. This is just a change of management, not a change of policy. Business, as usual. All it takes is a word in advance, from any member of govt, about tax rises and it's off to the races with guaranteed wins. They seldom lose, punting with our money. If I had the authority I'd chop off their hands, but, sadly, I don't.
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  7. FeckArseIndustries 😂😂😂😂
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  8. Scott Payne I'm sure everyone will sleep more soundly, reassured by your lack of endorsement. The world, via the internet, owes you a debt of gratitude and I'm sure some, somewhere, will put your name forward for a Nobel prize. You may have to collect it in person, due to rising transit costs, should you win. Alternatively, you could opt for a cardboard badge. You're spoilt for choice, due to a random comment. What an exciting life you lead, eh? I'm almost, but not quite, envious. 😂
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  9. Ditto.
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  10. If you'd bought BTC a year ago you'd be in profit, if you'd had the foresight to take out your profits on a monthly basis and stash them in a wallet, which most small investors do. Your point is exactly what?
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  11. PIGGY WINNY It's an abbreviation of Satoshis, the smallest unit of a bitcoin, eg pence in a pound, cents in a dollar.
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  12. Despair, if that is your won't, because physical money is going to be phased out. A cashless society, where every single penny is digitally accountable. They can tax you directly from your earnings, ensuring they get their slice. We will own nothing, so will have nothing to sell, eventually. They will have the means, through automation, to cut of your fuel and water supplies, stop your deliveries arriving, etc. It also pisses them off that they can't tax the Black market. Along with other reasons, this is their attempt to stamp it out. Welcome to the Brave New World. Wekcome down the rabbit hole!
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  13. Yeah, they add a clause negating them from bearing sole financial burden. That's how the scam works.. If that won't wash they change the law.
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  14. Depends what type of returns you're after. Get too greedy, too complacent, too dependent and you get burnt. As long as you're realistic and prepared to take setbacks I've never seen a problem. Each to their own, I s'pose.
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  15. Rosey K 👏👏👏👍
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  16. I doubt it very much, as your govt has probably outlawed you from transfering money to countries that aren't on board, such as those that don't have a central banks, eg Iran, Iceland, Venuzuela, China, etc most of whom are regarded as 'hostile' by our govts.
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  17. 😂😂😂😂 Russia and a few other countries, intend flooding the gold market, in order to crash it to a reasonable, more realistic price. Those controlling our gold, in the West, have artificially inflated it's price astronomically, in the same way DE Beirs do with the duand market, so good luck with your hypothesis.
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  18. What was?
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  19. Sound advice I concur with.
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  20. If I recall correctly, coverage, in the UK, only extends to £87,000. Don't quote me on that. Just double-checked...it's £85,000, which is less than €97,500.
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  21. Edit to comment above: I'm forgetting that sum was guaranteed under EU law. No longer part of the community, UK banks could throw that deal out and lower the threshold.
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  22. WEF.
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  23. I'd imagine so, as they're a financial institution and would want the same safety net and power as banks
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  24. Have a look at paladium, either as stocks or the physical metal. Just an idea.
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  25. Precious metals? I'd give gold a miss, though.
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  26. If Russia floods the gold market, which they have considered doing, along with other countries, your gold value will be reduce dramatically. Have a look at paladium... in scarcity, therefore more expensive than gold, but necessary for computer chips. Just a thought...
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  27. Without a doubt. I don't see that they have any other option.
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  28. WEF policy. We all restart on a level playing field. That means we own nothing and will only receive the pocket money govt gives us, regardless of what we had and how many years/decades it took us to achieve and accumulate it.
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  29. Fintan Stack I like your cut, G. 👏👍
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  30. Compounding the interest rate of the seekers of financial knowledge. I'll just leave that here... 😉
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  31. Rising inflation, loss of savings, due to the bail in, what's the bet the rate of inflation on the loan wouldn't increase exponentially, as a consequence? Could govt and banks repress the urge to kick someone, when they're down? 🤔😳
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  32. Another reason why central banks want all Crypto under their control.
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  33. K Ω B K BOYZ Look into the loan the US govt took from China to get them out of the 2008 recession. You won't hear anything about it in msn. China wrote off the debt in late 2019. You won't hear anything about that either in msn. US tried to pay off the debt at the London Bullion Exchange...with gold plated tungsten bars! 😂 You won't hear about that in msn. One of the phoney gold bars found it's way to Germany in early 2020. You won't hear about that in msn. You need to be a little more discerning, a little less gullible of your sources and start researching off the beaten track. Good luck. 🤞👍
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  34. The more you learn the deeper your understanding of how ignorant you once were.
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  35. A U Sorry to be the bearer of bad tidings, but Russia alone, or in collaboration with China, could utterly destroy the West, financially, overnight, should they choose. Russia could simply flood the market with gold and both could officially launch the yuandollar, applying the coup de grace to the Fed, petrodollar and all Western financial systems in one or two fell blows. We are a ballhair aware from complete disaster at any given moment.
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  36. Your credit Union ensconced the cash in a bank account. It's bank assets, in other words, subject to laws, like any other account. I agree with investing in precious metals, but not gold. It's price has been artificially inflated, here in the West. Russia and others could and quite probably will send the price crashing by flooding the gold market in the not too distant future. Something to bear in mind. Have a look at paladium, as an alternative. Exoensive, but a genuinely rare metal, used in computer chips. No paladium, no chips, it's that simple.
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  37. You starve or freeze to death, maybe out in the street, because your home has gone, possibly on foot, because your car has gone, unemployed, because your job has gone. Alternatively, you can opt for bankruptcy.
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  38. Yeah, sure you will, keep telling yourself that. Smfh and lmao.
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  39. Civil unrest? A few thousand, maybe a couple of hundred thousand, here and there, as is the usual response of activists, while the vast majority sit on their arses, tutting at all the commotion, caused by the few protesting on their behalf? Can't see it myself, beyond that predictable outcome, sadly.
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  40. Batman Yet you were captured, all 97 million people at the time, by a cabal of zionist bankers, in 1913. Prior to that, a 2nd constitution, entitled US Inc was enacted in secret, in 1871 by Grant and both parties, which laid the groundwork for birth certificates, 1900, then the Fed, 1910, both needing to be put in place ahead of the Big Sale! All this despite the stern warnings of the Founding Fathers to never trust your govt! Smh.
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  41. Christopher Fairfowl I wouldn't bet on it. To wit: Jan 6th riots in US...of 300+ million souls, how many took part, with ill intent, mind you? Almost two years of lockdowns, of 7 and a half billion souls, how many took to the streets to protest or call to account those responsible? Nah, fam, public lynching are history and, in modern days, an escape into fantasy.
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  42. chesshooligan 1 Did you understand the gist of his comment? If so, the verb was superfluous, if not, then you need to up your game.
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  43. James Cromarty Crypto appears to be your only other option. You may want to consider supplementing your gold with paladin.
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  44. Didn't B(l)oJo(b) scrap the idea, before being unceremoniously booted out on his arse by the party? Strangely, most European countries appear to have put the idea on hold, which is suspicious, as they are equally busy decommissioning their current reactors. Most surprising is that Germany made a major breakthrough in the technology, late last year, early this year, that makes the new mini reactors more efficient, using less energy. It had been my intention to bung in a couple of bob investment into the industry, mid 2021 and the breakthrough had me almost throwing my money at it. I'm glad now I opted to hang fire.
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  45. Give the Coin Bureau a look-see, here on YouTube. Another guy that knows his onions.
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  46. Max Bouckley 😂😂😂👏👏👏 Genius and hilarious. There's a slight note of hysteria to my laugh, though.
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