Comments by "Matthew Nirenberg" (@matthewnirenberg) on "How Know-Your-Customer (KYC) is Used to Track Your Every Move" video.

  1. FYI ALL credit card machines that are connected to or are part of tills, all report product and service codes to the banks. This lets them know what products are being bought or what services are being bought. This was reported on in Australia during the plandemic and in most of CANZUK & CUNA people have had transactions that just wouldn't go through (due to the banks ESG policy, even for debit cards), or they've been debanked for buying/doing anything the bank either doesn't like or considers to be anti-social (hunting, fishing, camping, 4WD'ing, etc.).
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  2. You have to do full AML/KYC in order to register and activate a SIM outside the USA as thanks to US govt global security demands, SIM registration is mandatory. The bastards demand your full ID and details, even what your job is and what your wage is, for a prepaid SIM - for a prepaid SIM!
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  3. @robbraxmantech The real question is how do you avoid it entirely when the western world (outside the USA) requires it for everything. Everything financial requires it trading, investing, betting, banking, even closing existing accounts. There are no 'AML/KYC free thresholds' in the 'English speaking Western world' outside the USA. Buying or renting property requires it. Getting a SIM card requires it as part of SIM registration. Getting a job requires it. Google, etc. all require it - there is no way around it. Oh and its not just govt issued ID, its your finances, your credit history, your employment history, your interests, your memberships, what magazines/services you subscribe to, etc. its horribly intrusive, especially since the WEF launched ESG. You also have to do it to not be debanked or cancelled as a customer by businesses. I know farmers who've refused to do KYC - they were told that they can't purchase farm supplies (fence posts, barbed wire, animal feed, etc.) anymore as the business can't be certain that they are legit and whether they fit the businesses ESG and risk models. I know farmers who were debanked simply for being farmers because they had to do AML/KYC to keep their accounts years earlier, only for ESG to become a thing and then be considered 'outside the risk profile of the banks ESG and risk models'. Its because AML/KYC is required by the US Government (who ironically aren't part of it and not subject to it even though its their law) and is considered the 'core' of due diligence (required for everything) globally by all countries that don't want to become enemies of the USA. The only way I can think of getting around it would be to disappear, live in the middle of nowhere and work for cash or trade/barter outside the system (but that would be illegal under current laws); beyond that there's no way to avoid it. Honestly Rob, you need to create an artificial island, declare it as your own country and let those of us who want real privacy and freedom to live there. Otherwise the US needs to abolish CRS, AML & KYC.
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  4.  @robbraxmantech  Sorry but that's not true outside the USA. Outside the USA, especially AU & NZ, are banning/ending cheques, removing cash (albeit slowly and even as demand for cash increases) and the banks are pushing every to 100% digital and online only. Then it'll be CBDC because the economy has completely collapsed though they won't admit it yet.
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  5. He can't as its 100% illegal sadly. That's because too many voluntarily bent over and let the govt ream them, so now we all have to suffer. Its only getting worse.
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  6. I am the same and encountered the same problem. Far too many people are all too happy to just roll over and comply which screws over people such as you and I.
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  7.  @tsensuke5259  Outside the USA you can only buy food without AML/KYC (but for how much longer...). To pay for electricity, water, internet access, mobile phone SIM, to have a bank account, to register vehicles (and to have a driver licence), to rent or buy a house or apartment, to get a job, you're forced to do AML/KYC. Its disgusting.
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  8. @andrewlutes2048 And how do you propose anyone does anything. TOS apply to damn near everything, you can't vary them, and, 95% of things are now online only outside of the USA. There's no "I'm only clicking this under absolute duress as there isn't another other" button... just saying...
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