Whatever your thoughts on Nigel Farage may be, his substantial impact on British politics is undeniable. Known as a prominent Eurosceptic since the early 1990s, he is widely credited with being the main political force behind the Brexit movement that culminated in the UK’s historic vote to leave the European Union (EU) in 2016. As charismatic as he is controversial, Farage has long been a particularly effective thorn in the side of the British political establishment. Call him what you will, but with more than half of British voters siding with him in that historic referendum, he is anything but a member of a “fringe minority” with “unacceptable views.”
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In an unsettling six-minute video posted to Twitter last week, Farage broke his silence on what he claims has been a months-long campaign on the part of the British banking system to make him a financial “unperson.” Without explanation, his longtime banking partner abruptly informed him they would close all his accounts, and no other bank seems willing to accept his business.
h/t Don B
To paraphrase DJT….they’re coming after you, I’m just in the way.
This to me is like stealing your horse in 1800’s US.. It is a life or death situation. The punishment should be similar to that of a horse thief.!
“Hello Nigel. Welcome to the UK Branch of the Elon Musk World Bank. How much will you be depositing today?”
What we really need to do though is break up Blackrock, Vanguard, etc. These investment companies own the world and are responsible for the madness.
Is it time yet for “the bank of mattress”?
Yes, however, the war against cash is real. We all need to spend some cash each and every month to help keep cash in the system.
New Presidents Choice Banking product: “Memories of Freeland, Convoy Confiscation”
Somewhat related:
https://twitter.com/bristolcomsense/status/589788456416587776
Eat the rich!!
… and for the rest of us, the suppression will be through a social credit system.
This should be front page & breaking on BBC News. I checked and there’s nothing, just regular crap. On 1st tab there’s OMG Jenin/Israel is insert-your-negative-here + Celebrating Pride. On UK tab: King Charles III in Edinburgh for Coronation Celebrations.
BBC is UK’s CBC. Minister of Truth is in full force on the other side of Atlantic as well.
The financial industry is essentially our monetary system. Almost every transaction now goes through them, from receiving your pay to buying a coffee. Your money is nothing more than numbers in their databases.
This makes it trivial to control the citizenry. Trudeau aptly demonstrated the technique.
I find it hard to believe that the majority of the general public actually WANTS every corporation to virtue signal leftist politics. Yet … here we are … all the major corporations are signatory to this ESG nonsense. This will not end well for people who love Freedom and Liberty.
And it should be noted … this is all being done with the compliance and planning of every Western government.
That’s because Blackrock and Vanguard control (literally) Trillions of investment dollars and they will blacklist investing in companies that don’t tow the ESG line. Just do a web search on “Blackrock Investment”. All these firms have to do is announce that they are blacklisting your company and every other investment firm will follow suit simply because you’re suddenly high risk.
Unions have thrown all of their members pension money into a handful of firms giving these mega investment firms the unbelievable power to dictate terms to fortune 500 companies.
Apparently with the compliance of most if not all.
Truly amazing how many people seem to realize that something is very wrong yet sleepwalking to the crematoriums with nary a whimper continues to be the order of the day.
Who says Canadians have no common traits?
Collectively,Canadians can best be described as a people who live on their knees with a bowed head.
But why do we care what ESG scores amount to.. ESG Free should be a positive slogan for a good cons. company. I wish we had PublicSq.,here in Canada.
With modern communications, Interac, email money transfers etc etc no Briton actually needs a British bank account. Transfer your account to Switzerland, the Caymen Islands, Dubai or Singapore. Every dollar you have on deporit gets lent out ten times over. Take your money out and put the banks out of business.
Hey, Rusty, bite your tongue, I got shares in two Canadian backs, nice dividends, don’t screw it up for me.
typo, ‘banks’ not ‘backs’. But that’s obvious.
The correct response by conservatives is to organise targeted bank runs. Do to these banks what we did to Bud Light. Take. Them. Down.
“I aim to misbehave …”
Bdsm, +++ Me too.
Anyone who thinks they can take on the banks is deluding themselves. At the first hint of a run they can halt withdrawals. You step out of line and your accounts can be frozen at the flip of a digital switch as was ably demonstrated during the Truckers Demo. Then what’re going to do? Who’re you gonna call? Ghostbusters? Your lawyers? Good luck with that! Do you think they’ll take the banks on? Even if they did, lawfare can be notoriously long-winded. And how do you plan to pay them? And what do you do in the mean time?
No, the fact is that we are but grist for the mill. They can grind us into dust.
And once King Cash is finally deposed we are categorically, fundamentally, and terminally screwed.
End of.
// last week, Farage broke his silence on what he claims has been a months-long campaign on the part of the British banking system to make him a financial “unperson.” //
A comment from a Brit [no fan]:
// For those who haven’t followed the story, lying grifter Nigel Farage claimed his bank account had been closed for political reasons. It turns out that he had an account at Coutt’s which was closed because he no longer meets the wealth qualification to bank with Coutt’s. they offered him a regular account at their subsidiary Nat West.
i am not sure how much you have to have to bank at Coutt’s, but I’ve heard it’s a million quid. So whilst it is good this fraudulent gobshite is getting poorer, it probably isn’t happening quickly enough. //