First introducing credit cards in the 1960s, then debit cards, chip and pin, contactless and smartphone pay apps.
Now we are finally at the precipice of an all-digital PROGRAMMABLE currency, and once cash is gone it won’t be coming back.
JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN AGAINST A PROGRAMMABLE DIGITAL CURRENCY
We're raising public awareness about the UK Government's plan to bring in a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), and get rid of cash eventually.
Find out how you can stop it and help the campaign.
We did it! A huge billboard seen by millions. Now what?
Thanks to your hard work and contributions, we were able to hire the largest free-standing billboard in Europe on the M6 near Birmingham for two weeks during Easter 2023, which millions will have seen.
We are now looking for businesses and residences who will put up a big banner which will be seen by many thousands every week. Please get in touch and we will do the rest!
We are now looking for businesses and residences who will put up a big banner which will be seen by many thousands every week. Please get in touch and we will do the rest!
Banks have been nudging us towards a cashless society for decades...
They will never tell you the truth.
The digital pound will be brought in under the guise of being safe, convenient and beneficial to society, when in fact cash already is these and more.
There is no valid reason to bring it in, other than total control over everyone’s finances, and should be resisted by everyone who values freedom.
There is no valid reason to bring it in, other than total control over everyone’s finances, and should be resisted by everyone who values freedom.
But why is CBDC different from what we have now?
Although you might pay electronically with your card or phone, you currently have full control over what, where, when and how you spend your money.
You also have the option of going to a branch or ATM and withdrawing cash, which is fully private and convenient.
You also have the option of going to a branch or ATM and withdrawing cash, which is fully private and convenient.
There are 3 major areas where a CBDC will be different...
1. Privacy
CBDC’s use a digital ledger to record every single transaction you will ever make. Similar to bitcoin, except the ledger will be permanently tied to your digital ID. Anyone with access, at any time in the future, will be able to look at everything you have bought and sold, every bill and tax you’ve paid or not, and use anything they find against you. Laws and rules always change, and rarely for the benefit of ordinary people.
2. Savings
Money with an expiry date means you will never be able to save and create financial stability for yourself or your family. No saving
for a car, house or even a rainy day. No cash in birthday cards, no money to the homeless or the busker, and they may even call them 'carbon credits'. Everyone will be living hand-to-mouth and not able to plan anything. There is another word for those unable to own property - slaves.
3. Freedom
Programmable money means banks will also be able to limit where and when you can spend, as well as what items you can buy. It could easily be linked to a personal carbon allowance, allowing you only so much fuel or meat each month. Your wallet could be frozen, or limited to how far from your registered address you can use it, all at the touch of a button. Lockdowns would be simple to effect without a single police officer needed.
Are they really doing this?
The Federal Reserve, Bank of England, European Central Bank, Bank for International Settlements – and many more – have all launched tests and pilot programmes. Please see the media links below.
Their excuses are to prevent crime and fraud, and for convenience and safety. They tell us people just aren’t using cash any more, so we might as well go full digital blockchain – money that is monitorable, controllable and TOTALLY vulnerable!
The truth is that most financial fraud occurs with credit and debit cards, or online; there is nothing more safe or
convenient than instantly paying with notes and coins, and knowing exactly where your finances are up to.
You don’t need to plug anything in to charge cash up first, or remember passwords either.
Cash is direct, peer-to-peer, simple, safe, fast and private.
#welovecash #keepcashalive #cashisking #keepitcash #cashisfreedom
"A clear common purpose, to direct the world’s wealth to protect our planet. We want to rewire the entire global financial system for net zero."
- Rishi Sunak at COP26
"We are on the brink of a dramatic change; we are about to abandon the traditional system of money and replace it with a new one, Digital Blockchain CBDC, which will give us greater clarity over every single transaction."
- Pippa Malmagren, World Government Summit 2022
Videos on CBDCs
This is how financial freedom dies
Central Bank Digital Currencies, also known as CBDCs, are proposed digital currencies like Bitcoin, that some nations have already started rolling out. But unlike crypto, they won't be decentralised. And even more worrying, they'll be programmable, giving your government the ability to change the way you use your money.
Johnny's Cash and The Smart Money Nightmare
It is vital that every person understands what the proposed changes to the monetary system (introducing CBDCs) will mean. The changes, if allowed to happen, could be the most devastating event in our lifetime and potentially the biggest removal of liberty in modern history
CBDCs in the media
"All indications are that the coming CBDCs will be carbon-based, social credit schemes, and they are being promoted and implemented by the same vested interests who profited and consolidated unimaginable wealth throughout the prior 50 years of the fiat era" – the Cantillionaires.
- Mark Jeftovic – bombthrower.com
"According to some observers, these increasingly advanced CBDC projects would be the real weapon in the hands of traditional financial institutions to control, limit and regulate the spread of cryptocurrencies. This is what the chairman of the BIS openly said."
- Vincenzo Cacioppoli, the cryptonomist
CBDCs will mean the end of privacy, freedom and autonomy for everyone, so what can we do to help stop it?
1. Always use cash
Use bank branches/ATMs to withdraw cash for the day/week, then spend that everywhere. Keep your card/phone in your pocket unless absolutely necessary.
Paying with cash all the time keeps the infrastructure and jobs in place to service it – bank cashiers, ATMs, ATM build and maintenance, cash tills and transport, security guards, and everyone involved in producing, transporting and dealing with cash. Once this is gone it won’t be coming back, so keep it alive and give them no excuse to go ‘all-digital’.
It helps if you do more of your shopping with local businesses instead of the online retail giants. If almost everyone is using cash again, and they’ve ditched their apps and cards to pay, the banks will have no reason to bring in a programmable digital currency. We really need do no more than this, but we do have to let people know.
Paying with cash all the time keeps the infrastructure and jobs in place to service it – bank cashiers, ATMs, ATM build and maintenance, cash tills and transport, security guards, and everyone involved in producing, transporting and dealing with cash. Once this is gone it won’t be coming back, so keep it alive and give them no excuse to go ‘all-digital’.
It helps if you do more of your shopping with local businesses instead of the online retail giants. If almost everyone is using cash again, and they’ve ditched their apps and cards to pay, the banks will have no reason to bring in a programmable digital currency. We really need do no more than this, but we do have to let people know.
Why use cash?
Using cash at every possible opportunity keeps the facilities to distribute and take cash in place. The more people use cash more often, the more these facilities will be needed.
It’s supply and demand - so demand it.
Convenient
Universal
Safe
Unlimited
Simple
Always on
Free
Save for rainy days
True Peer-to-Peer
Give tips and gifts
Easy to budget
Keep your spending private
2. Take part in the campaign
In our download section are flyers, posters, banners etc. that you can print off and use locally, or you can request some from us.
Set up a table on the high street with some local activists, or just hand out flyers at an event or post them through doors, and ask local businesses to display posters.
Once explained, most people grasp very quickly what a cashless society and programmable currency will mean for their freedom, so it is worth talking about it with everyone to help raise awareness, and push back by using cash as often as possible.
Set up a table on the high street with some local activists, or just hand out flyers at an event or post them through doors, and ask local businesses to display posters.
Once explained, most people grasp very quickly what a cashless society and programmable currency will mean for their freedom, so it is worth talking about it with everyone to help raise awareness, and push back by using cash as often as possible.
3. Donate to raise awareness
Advertising is expensive, because it is extremely effective. Banks will have huge budgets to try and persuade the public why programmable digital currency will be a good thing – safe, convenient, etc., so we are aiming to raise as much as we can to put our message on billboards, bus shelters, buses, and screens across the nation, one at a time if we have to.
Every pound is openly accounted for on our Fundraising page. The more we raise, the more we’ll advertise. If you can’t donate funds then please donate some time to help get the word out – do guerilla marketing. Share our flyers and talk about why programmable digital currency is way more than just a ‘digital pound’.
Every pound is openly accounted for on our Fundraising page. The more we raise, the more we’ll advertise. If you can’t donate funds then please donate some time to help get the word out – do guerilla marketing. Share our flyers and talk about why programmable digital currency is way more than just a ‘digital pound’.
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If everyone who reads this will give £5, £10, or even £100 if you can afford it, we will reach much of the public.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Who are you?
A group of committed, ordinary people who can see what a programmable digital currency will mean for control over our finances, and therefore our lives.
One thing controlled opposition groups and fake ‘grassroots’ movements (created by the bankers,) never do is talk about the bankers, the banking system and money.
Control over people’s finances means control over their lives. They can do what they want after they have implemented programmable ‘smart’ money - inject you with whatever, demand conscription, anything, and if you refuse they will simply restrict or freeze your digital wallet.
The same control over your finances as they have created over your speech with ‘social’ media. This is the big one and the people need to act together in a big way to stop it.
For a few reasons it is preferable we remain anonymous for now, but we will be doing interviews and if the campaign is successful (and rather annoying to the bankers), then you will certainly know who we are as they try to smear us in a vain effort to limit the message. -
Why are you doing this?
Too many of us are sleepwalking into a nightmare digital prison, where the banks will have complete control over your spending. By continuing to use cards and phone apps to pay for everything, we are giving them the excuse to go one further and create a centralised blockchain currency similar to Ethereum, which will make it ‘smart’ and programmable, meaning they can limit what you can buy, and where and when.
Future lockdowns for whatever reason would be enforced by such ‘georestriction’. But any policy of any future government or unelected world organisation like the WHO or UN would be enforceable by such deep control over everyone’s finances. -
Do you really think you can stop it?
Mass defiance/noncompliance has always been the way to defeat tyranny, even if it’s generally only temporary. Programmable digital currency, or smart money, will be permanent once in place, and although it may be introduced alongside cash at first, there will be incentives to shift to it and over time, like everything else, cash will be allowed to die while CBDC takes over.
It will be sold as being ‘safe’ and ‘convenient’ as well as miraculously crime-busting, but of course cash is already these things and more. So we can if millions of people make a slight shift in how they pay for everything, yes. -
How do I know my money is going to be used for what you say it is?
Our Donorbox page is public, and we have the total donated on our fundraising page here. We will list all of the skills, materials and advertising space we buy. Open, transparent, straightforward.
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Isn’t fiat currency just another form of slavery?
Absolutely, and there is a lot to be said for looking into the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913, and how it was the third attempt to create a central bank in the United States. Eustace Mullins, G. Edward Griffin, James Corbett and Bill Still’s ‘The Money Masters’ are very informative on these, for those who want to investigate how money and banking actually work today, beyond how they teach us it is supposed to work.
However, wisdom usually dictates us to take things one step at a time. By persuading everyone possible to use cash again as much as possible, it is an easy fightback against the planned implementation of ‘smart’ money. If cash use increases there is no reason for them to bring in a digital currency without force, and it keeps the jobs and infrastructure in place to service cash.
If there are any safety concerns, we should remember many people carry a ‘smart’phone with them everywhere, often costing upwards of £1,000. One should always take reasonable precautions and personal security measures. -
How do I get in touch with you?
Please email: cashisfreedom@protonmail.com
