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Oct. 25, 2023 - Stew Peters Show
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Uncensored: Rise of Digital Dictatorship, Banks Freezing Accounts, Need for Tangible Assets
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Now, I have a very, very interesting and alarming story for you today that comes from a direct experience of someone that is very close to me.
You may all remember my personal debanking by ING Bank earlier this year that was followed by a hit piece on 60 Minutes insinuating that I and Z Media may be domestic terrorists airing a particular clip of me on the Stu Peters show on this very network.
Given the bank refused to give me a reason due to what they claimed was customer confidentiality with me being the customer, that situation gave us no option but to assume that the two were linked and my debanking was likely politically motivated and based on the work that I do in my reporting.
Now here at Z Media we've been talking about the current financial climate, move towards the digital society, namely financial system with government IDs, cashless society, digital online only banking and the death of cash for some time.
But a person very close to me recently had their bank account frozen with the only prior warning being an SMS that they were required to re-verify their identity To which has been verified many times even up until recently.
Otherwise their account would be frozen and they were given five days in order to do that.
This person's presence online is very minimal.
They don't post anything, let alone anything contentious.
So hasn't really given the bank or the authorities any reason to believe their banking or online presence as a whole may be suspicious or threatening in any way.
There was definitely nothing untoward about their banking practice, and keep in mind, again, that this person had this account with ANZ for 23 years, with their information being re-verified on multiple occasions, even up until recently, in person, when they went to withdraw some cash over the counter.
The long and short of it is, the said person was initially contacted by text message stating that re-verification on their account was required and if they failed to do so, within five days their account would be frozen.
They contacted the ANZ Bank, which is the bank in question for the US viewers, that's one of the big four banks here in Australia, who by way of what appeared to be an overseas customer service representative told them that this was a new requirement from AUSTRAC. AUSTRAC is the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre,
which is an Australian government financial intelligence agency responsible for monitoring financial transactions to identify money laundering, organised crime, tax evasion, welfare fraud and terrorism financing.
The representative told the person that all banks were required by AUSTRAC to do this under the model titled Know Your Customer.
So we had a look at the Austrac website and what they say about Know Your Customer.
So here's Austrac's website and the area of Know Your Customer on their website.
It says that as a reporting entity, you must apply customer identification procedures to all your customers.
Part B of your AML slash CTF program is solely focused on these Know Your Customer procedures.
It says that they must document customer identification procedures that they use for different types of customers and that the procedures that they use must be based on the level of money laundering or terrorism financing risk that different customers pose.
Now again, no reason why this person would be considered at risk of money laundering or terrorism, but let's have a look at what the requirements are for individuals.
It says minimum customer identification and verification requirements.
The identity information you must collect and verify depends on the type of customer and the level of risk posed by the customer.
So, for individual customers, this information includes, as a minimum requirement, their full name as well as either their residential address or date of birth.
The bank had this information, again, verified just recently over the counter.
But this is where it gets even more interesting.
The account was then frozen, and the person was notified via text message again that their account was frozen.
So they went into the branch.
Upon their inquiry into the matter with the teller at the ANZ branch, the teller advised that what the bank was actually wanting was the number on the back of their license, their driver's license, that being the card number, so small that it's barely legible to the naked eye, and that this was somehow linked to their digital ID. When the person asked whether this was their digital ID, the ANZ teller said that it was.
She also said that the number would eventually be longer and visually bigger and that everything was going to be linked to your digital ID. This process was already basically set in stone by the government and the banks.
Now, we've checked the Australian Digital ID website and it assures us that the digital ID is not a number.
So whether the teller was confused about what the number on the back of the license was actually for and how it was somehow linked to the digital ID or not, the point is the bank mercilessly froze the individual's account and placed confirmed multiple restrictions on the account because they wanted that number.
Now whether there is a significance to that number or not, which to be clear doesn't make much sense because that card number changes every time a new card is issued, the point is here that the account was frozen and hit with multiple restrictions despite meeting individual requirements under the AUSTRAX Know Your Customer Model.
In closing, the bank was happy to remove the restrictions once that number was presented.
However, the individual did make the decision to close their account and remove all their funds from the ANZ for good.
We note that the ANZ Group Holdings website, as per Marketscreener.com, shows that the top shareholders of the ANZ Bank are the Vanguard Group, Vanguard Investments Australia, State Street, Global Advisors being the top three shareholders there.
At the time of my own personal debanking, I did state that if they can do it to me, they will do it to you.
Here is another example of yet another person potentially being targeted for no other reason other than total and absolute information gathering and data control on the path to what we believe will eventually be sooner rather than later mandatory digital ID. While the Australian Government continues to ensure us that digital ID is purely optional and safe and secure, we are seeing financial institutions tightening the rope on people through financial compliance.
We'll be doing yet another fully detailed report on the coming digital ID and eradication of cash and the bank's nefarious tricks while they make billions of dollars per year while people are struggling to feed their families very soon.
But this brings me to another story out here in Australia.
This is just posted on Financial Review.
Commuters captured under tough climate regime.
Now you can't see the whole article here but I've got it right here on my phone.
The beginning of the article is carbon emissions caused by employees commuting to work or on business trips will need to be disclosed under mandatory new accounting standards being released on Monday as activists and investors target firms over the detail of their net zero carbon targets.
The article goes on to say that the Australian Securities and Investments Commission will be enforcing the climate disclosures that will initially apply to the country's biggest companies from next year before being expanded to smaller firms.
They go on to say that executives and board members are being warned they could be held responsible for a larger range of emissions than are now considered, including across 15 categories of so-called Scope 3 emissions.
This will include emissions related to waste generated by operations, employees commuting to get to work.
Meanwhile, Amazon is telling people if you don't come to work, you're fired because people want to keep working from home.
So they're threatening people that if you don't keep coming to work, you're going to lose your jobs.
But in Australia, If you choose to commute to work, you're also going to have to be tracked for doing that, which way you commute to work.
Business travel, back to the article, the use of sold products and their end-of-life treatment.
So-called fly-in and fly-out trips would be captured, as would business class travel.
The ASIC chairman, Joe Longo, has put companies on notice that the coming regime will be the biggest change to corporate reporting in a generation.
And it goes on to say that the mandatory rules initially apply from next year to companies with more than $1 billion in assets, $500 million in revenue or 500 employees, but will then be phased in over three years down to companies with $25 million in assets and then $50 million in revenue or 100 employees by the years 27 to 28.
Now, they're saying that the extent of the challenge was yet to dawn on most company managers, which is Joe Gorton, audit and assurance manager partner at Deloitte's, even though class action lawyers would be shut out for the first three years while ASIC enforced the rules.
Now, they say that this is going to be staged and it's going to happen over the next few years, but...
No doubt as the United Nations and all of the big bankers associated with the Agenda 2030 goals and as they continue to say, oh, we're at risk of meeting our targets and all the time the gap's closing and we've got to hurry up and meet it.
You know, nothing is stopping these maniacs from making those, broadening those reporting requirements even further and in much less time.
They start with the big corporations because this is always how it happens.
The same with ESG scores, so on and so forth, which is a corporate social credit system.
And they move on to smaller businesses eventually.
You know, this is just another way that smaller businesses will be phased out of the market unless they comply.
So this is all incredibly alarming and it is all a way of further monitoring people, further tightening the digital noose on people as they push forward for their central bank digital currency Digital banking, digital identity, social credit scores, everything, everything linked to Agenda 2030 and what it actually seeks to achieve, which is complete domination and control of human beings.
May I remind people of the ARAP report that says that you will only be able to purchase three items of clothing per year, consume zero kilograms of meat, zero liters of dairy every year, and only travel 1500 kilometers per person every three years.
That is just some of the insane targets that these people have.
And they've already started through the mayors, which I've explained to everyone before.
It's being done through councils at a local level.
Mayor Adams in New York already said he wants to ban meat.
As they push forward with their smart city agenda.
And the smart city agenda, of course, is intricately linked with the digital gulag that is being built around us.
And so the question remains, what sort of freedom do people have financially?
What sort of freedom do people have with travel?
Their employers as well, apart from their banks, demanding that they get herded into this digital gulag.
Their employers are now also being asked to mandate this kind of reporting, much like the employers were asked to mandate the injections.
Employers' corporations being enforced, being tasked with enforcing compliance yet again.
It's not looking good, Australia.
It's not looking good for the whole world.
I can guarantee you, yes, these stories are out of Australia, but they're happening everywhere.
It's happening in every single country as the globalists push us towards digital dictatorship.
Now one particular thing that we need to also look at is the impact on the global financial system, the global economy and also potential cyber attacks on banks as a result of the current global conflict.
I say global conflict because it started as a war in the Middle East and now multiple countries are getting involved and this is escalating incredibly quickly.
Here to talk to us today about the impacts on the global economy and beyond and the importance of precious metals is Peter Hobson from Gold Bullion Australia Group.
He joins us now.
Peter Hobson, thank you so much for joining us today.
We appreciate your time.
Absolute pleasure.
Thanks very much for having us back, Maria.
And on behalf of Goldberg in Australia, we really appreciate the opportunity.
We always appreciate your time.
Peter's in the office at the moment.
We've got...
It's bustling.
People are buying.
So if we see some customers in the background of staff, that's why.
But, Peter, we really appreciate you joining us at this time.
I have a number of different things I want to discuss with you.
Obviously, this example that we've just given of this, I guess, extreme overreach by the banks...
Freezing accounts if they don't provide a certain number on a card.
We also have this news that's just come out about new accounting standards by ASIC, telling businesses that they need to be...
Reporting people's personal, tracking people's personal carbon emissions.
I mean the digital tracking of people and the push for digital ID and digital currency is absolutely increasing.
What are your thoughts?
It's a given.
There's probably no other way to say it.
Look, the government's printed themselves into a corner.
They need to raise their taxes.
They need to track everyone doing everything.
And so I only see this tightening not loosening.
And it's just going to be the, dare I say, the oversupply of money that our government's provided.
And so what's happening is they're just looking for ways to recoup the dollar they've printed or the problem they've printed is into.
So I can see this tightening and becoming worse as time goes on.
Now remember, the government and the government agencies work for us, not we for them.
So we need to make sure that we keep them accountable to what their tasks and their mandates are.
Well I would absolutely be encouraging businesses right now to be challenging these new accounting standards.
The stocks in the green market have dropped drastically.
Over the past year or so, people are not investing in it because the narrative is really failing.
So I think that this is the perfect time for businesses to push back against these insane tracking of their staff.
Now, obviously, Peter, we're in a very, very dangerous situation right now as far as world conflict is concerned.
Talk to us about what's happening with the gold market at the moment.
Well, there's a lot of geopolitical issues occurring.
Gold normally takes off mostly with financial issues, but geopolitical can be a precursor to the financial ones.
In fact, it's been said, I think it's Gerald Clemente, when all else fails, they'll take us to war.
And the issue is The U.S. is in a really tenuous position.
The Fed's stuck, they've painted themselves into a corner.
They're damned if they do, damned if they don't.
There's really not many options available for them.
And dare I say, the government today will do whatever they can to distract us from what's happening.
The sad thing is, you know, many, many folk...
I mean, we know that Ukraine, you know, being pushed by the US could be stopped tomorrow if they called a ceasefire and then got both parties to the table.
So the Middle East, though, unfortunately, is just another whole complete quagmire.
The problem arising from that is the expansion of the problem.
I think everyone's concerned that it's going to continue to expand with Israel now, with Hezbollah in the north.
You've got Syria bombing the Syrian airport, Iran making noises, and Chinese sending six warships to guarantee their oil supply.
There's just an escalation, and I think cool heads need to prevail, and we really need to pull things back.
I mean, Israel's going to respond the way they wish to respond, It's a hard answer.
I don't think anyone's got a solution for the Middle East, but escalating is not the solution.
Well, I want to ask you, if the oil supply is threatened, and certainly it is, what will happen in the precious metals market?
I think the best example is, let history speak.
Look back in the 70s, there was I mean, it was an oil embargo back in the 70s, and oil price jumped dramatically.
And then look at what happened to the price of gold at that time.
I mean, gold went from 1970 through 1980 up around 24 times.
Silver went up 42 times.
If there is an oil embargo, and we're talking about New Zealand with one refinery, Australia with four refineries, I mean, we're so dependent upon oil imports.
We're stuck.
America, you know, their SVR is down to the lowest levels it's ever been, and this is meant to be their emergency supply.
I mean, you couldn't have orchestrated this any better if you...
If you had planned it, I think, if you really look at the low levels.
So, you know, that 15-minute cities and inability to have fuel to drive your car certainly looks like it's on the table.
It's really, it's frightening.
Frightening for all of us concerned.
But that's where gold will really have its day as well, which it's done in the past.
So history will, I think, repeat.
Well, I think it's interesting because perhaps we can look at the price of gold and you can talk us through this because there's a very, very interesting graph here.
People will often say, you know, with existing cost of living expenses, you know, it's very difficult to consider diversifying wealth and we're certainly in absolutely no way giving financial advice here.
But I dare say for me it's been...
Absolutely crucial considering the risks that we're in to consider diversifying wealth.
So maybe you can talk us through this graph and what this actually means.
Sure.
Well, that's a graph of gold, the price of gold compared to the money supply.
And the money supply has just been expanding exponentially.
We all know it.
And so in the 70s, gold was around $35 an ounce.
And if you look at where it sits on that graph, it's higher than where we are today.
And then you look at, and again, I'm using US dollars when I said $35 an ounce.
And then you look at the year 2000, gold was around $285 US an ounce.
And here we are today with gold around $19.80 an ounce.
The highest it's ever been in Australian dollars is around $31.50, $31.20, take a number.
And gold compared to the money supply has never been cheaper.
People are saying gold's expensive.
I don't think it's expensive at all when you compare it to the amount of money in circulation.
So it's frightening.
Where we are at the moment, the price of gold to that money supply is only going to do one thing.
Gold's going to go up and reflect the dilution or the diluted dollars that are now in circulation.
There's more money chasing less goods, so ultimately it's just an economic lesson.
Well, here's another economic lesson.
I mean, the example that I gave earlier, right before you and I started speaking about this person who, you know, had their account frozen based on new regulations that don't make any sense as to why this person's account was frozen.
I know that this person has gold.
So while their account was frozen by the bank and they could not access their own money, they still had a gold supply.
No one's able to take that from them.
And so when you're talking about risk in the digital world, and let me just say, Peter, we also have, whether manufactured or real, the risk of, first of all, When you look at the Ukraine situation, the attack on Nord Stream, regardless of who did it, who was responsible, we think the US, Cy Hirsch confirmed that, but the attack during a time of war is on energy, and now we have the added risk of cyber.
So right now, I just see digital currency, which is essentially what money in your bank is, as incredibly risky.
Absolutely.
Look, digital currency is ones and zeros.
I'm not 21.
And so I have a more staid approach to how finances work.
And to me, something that's tangible, something I can touch and realize, feel, I know it's there.
And I think you gave a perfect example.
This individual may not be able to access their money in their bank, but they can take that gold and convert it to cash or the currency of the day.
And we've discussed previously, you know, about the bank bail-in and having cash Out of the banking sector, so if we do or are limited through our bank accounts, we still have access to some cash to enable us to function and survive.
The sad thing is, it's escalating.
The number of people being debanked is increasing, not decreasing.
And it's going to be a pressure.
So one way to help protect and maybe just have something safe is have some gold and silver at the side.
So if you do have any restriction to cash, you do have an avenue to pursue or trade or function, which is really important.
Well, there are going to be a number of people who refuse to stay silent on all the things that are wrong with the world.
I'm one of them.
So, you know, you've got a couple of test cases in Australia, again, I'm one of them, of people being debanked for refusing to stay silent.
So, you know, this is only going to be something that continues to increase As the digital stranglehold gets stronger, I think I really do see and I know a lot of people who are very passionate about precious metals saying, no, this will be our parallel economy because there really is no other way that I can see, Peter.
You may be, pardon the pun, but on the money there.
There is no other way, sorry.
There is no other way that, you know, look, the alternative is we fall back to a barter system.
And you look at every country that's ever had, excuse me, ever had an issue, Venezuela, Argentina, Zimbabwe, there's always a barter system that exists in the background because of the pressures placed upon the individual to sustain You know, so there'll always be a parallel economy.
If the government doesn't want it, they won't want it.
But this is what we're forced to when we're pushed into a certain position.
We have to take actions in our own hands and defend and take care of ourselves, us and ours, which we all do.
The thing, though, is as they come for us individually initially, Others need to start to stand up.
And if we don't stand up, you're going to find yourself, you're going to be the last person.
There's no one allowed to defend you.
We always need to group together.
There is more of us.
And we have the ability, as a united voice, to create better outcomes.
We're being shown one system by, let's call it the autocorruptcy of our governments.
The issue we have is, pardon me, I've got alerts popping up, The issue we have though is if we don't align and show them a better system and that's really what we have to come to.
We have to come to, they're showing us one example, we need to come up with another that far exceeds what they're offering us and something that we always do aspire to rather than the authoritarian approach that's been drummed upon us.
So that's my solution is all of us Bound together and find that better solution and make more of us aware.
And you'll find people will come in droves to that.
I agree with you.
And let me just say, I saw a sign at a bank, a major bank recently, that was essentially saying, if you are a person, and I don't want to misquote it, but if you're a person that's, you know, saving you dinner for tomorrow's lunch, you're one of us.
Now, what this sign to me said was, let's all live in poverty together.
I'm not criticizing people that, you know, make...
Take some of their dinner for lunch the next day.
I'd do the same.
But why is that something that you would be promoting as opposed to prosperity?
You're a bank.
You should be promoting prosperity, right?
And when you look at, for example, in Canada, now they're about to bring in legislation for a universal basic income.
The direction that the world is moving in is pushing people into poverty.
You've got your money in the bank, which is being affected by whatever they say it's worth.
Tomorrow it could be worth zero and meanwhile they're telling you to get used to being poor.
I just can't understand this.
This isn't the natural way of humans to think.
Humans always look for ways to improve and prosper and help those around them and help their communities.
That's the system that I want to be a part of.
So when you talk about We need to show them a better way.
This is absolutely the time to reach those that may not be aware.
I just heard a major, Ben Fordham, everyone knows him, talking about this issue of this new ASIC accounting requirement.
He is absolutely livid.
He's saying, what are you doing to businesses?
You're decimating them for green reporting, tracking your people.
You know, I'm paraphrasing what he said here, but that's essentially the spirit of what he said.
So my point is this is the perfect time to reach those kinds of people who see that this is just madness.
Agreed.
The steps we need to undertake is to create communities and small groups, then grow and enlarge, and then ultimately take control of what a crazy system we have around us.
There's been more and more pressures being paced upon the small business owner and individuals trying to just ilk an existence out of what's What's going on around them.
Where governments, on the other hand, just print us into oblivion, you know, taking a glass of Bordeaux and just pouring a bucket of wine into it to dilute the value of what we have.
So when you say our cash to go to zero tomorrow, they're doing that right now with the printing of money, unfettered printing of money.
It's just a crazy cash machine that they're just printing, printing, printing.
And everyone else has to be held accountable.
We'd be called counterfeiters if we did this.
It'd be illegal.
Yet the governments just have no accountability or responsibility for their actions.
So that's a broader comment, something that will take longer to resolve.
And in the interim, though, I'm going to drag us back to that good old yellow shiny stuff, that arcade rock being gold.
Look, At the moment, less than half of 1% hold gold as a diversified portfolio with an asset class.
Now, if the hedge funds and the larger investment groups actually had the true holdings they used to have for the last few decades, which is around 2% or more, That would be a four-fold increase in the demand for gold just from institutions, not individuals.
So gold's got this amazing upside.
And if you think gold's got a great story, silver will far surpass that.
I mean, in the ground, the ratio is 15 to 1, silver to gold.
Yet above ground, it's trading It's probably 85 to 1.
It's a crazy number.
Silver will outperform gold like it has in the past.
So if gold becomes too expensive for individuals, silver is a great opportunity and a great way to buy.
It's just another asset class separate to gold.
But gold's your safe one, it's your insurance, which we discussed previously.
Yes, and I just want you to touch on a little bit of that, Peter, because, you know, it hasn't changed.
The benefits of gold haven't changed.
And we can say it over and over again, that is a testament to how reliable gold is.
That in itself.
Well, just on that point.
It's just a pet rock that you sit and look at.
Why are the central banks, why are they accumulating like they've never done it before?
Why are the BRICS nation accumulating like they've never done before?
Why do sovereign nations hold gold?
Why do high net worth individuals hold physical gold?
And why do large investment groups and trusts hold gold?
Admittedly, 0.5% of 1%, a small number.
I'm talking individuals as opposed to the governments and the central banks.
There's a lesson.
We don't understand it because we're removed from gold back in the early 1900s.
We all carried gold and silver around.
It was our money.
And then this paper, fiat currency, came into existence, which has no value, backed by nothing.
It's just let it be.
Until we have a loss in confidence or faith in the money system, which is coming because people are seeing this unfettered printing and numbers.
I mean, the US is probably going to hit a two trillion deficit this year alone.
That's just this year, excluding what they've already printed.
It's a Ponzi scheme.
It's something that's coming to an end.
And so be positioned, at least have some, a small Oh, I agree with you, Peter.
More and more I'm hearing about people being concerned about leaving money in the banks.
It's so uncertain, particularly with the situation in the Middle East.
I want to ask you, what is likely going to happen with gold over the next few weeks and silver, really, if this conflict does continue?
What do you think?
I think it's a no-brainer.
Maybe a good example would be what's happening at the moment.
Gold's hit an all-time high.
So a lot of folks in Australian dollars, about five currencies.
So a lot of people that have been sitting on gold are exiting their position.
I think in the States at the moment, they've had the lowest interest The U.S. personal saving rate is the lowest it's been since now about the GFC. And the issue we're having is a lot of folks are drawing on their back-end supplies, which is their gold and silver.
So we have a lot of people selling at the moment because gold is at an all-time high.
So some people who want to exit are in that I was mentioning savings, and look, US savings are at recessionary levels, so they're at such a low level, and then Normally a recession will occur afterwards.
The other thing we haven't mentioned is inflation.
If you have a look at a graph of inflation back in the 70s and where we are today, we're now at the bottom point before an uptick.
Now, if we do have an oil embargo, all it's going to do is raise inflation, which is a hidden tax against everyone personally.
And the middle class are the ones going to be decimated.
Actually, they're going to be more than decimated.
Decimated is 10%.
They're going to be annihilated.
And a great book, When Money Destroys Nations, it was about Zimbabwe.
It's showing how the middle class was just destroyed completely.
So having some of your net worth sitting at a different asset class is not a bad thing to do.
So if property shares and cash do crash, at least you've got gold or precious metals as an area of preservation to save and protect oneself.
You talk about the middle class being absolutely annihilated, essentially.
We also have the added issue of AI, and I think it was The Guardian, an article that came out a little while ago, actually it may have been the Daily Mail, I want to make sure I'm correct there, so I'm not certain which one of the mainstream media outlets it was,
but they were basically saying that there was going to be a rust belt situation in Sydney and Melbourne because AI was going to just boom exponentially and there wasn't going to be enough time for the white collar middle class workers who currently have mortgages To upskill in time to catch up with the moving tech world.
AI will basically take 95% of these people's jobs.
So the solution then becomes the UBI. So your ability to earn income is gone.
The only thing that you've got is a UBI, which is attached to your social credit score, which if you don't behave like a good little surf this week, you don't get your payment or you get taxed more for carbon or whatever it may be.
And so this is the system that we're just steamrolling into.
And I've said before, Peter, no one's safe.
Like if people think that their current really good income is going to save them, they're at risk too.
Everyone is at risk.
So this is a perfect time for people who are wealthy to stand up.
That's the point I want to make.
A great point, as we touched upon earlier about us all uniting.
And look, AI will take a ton of jobs.
In fact, not just AI. If we look at...
Using the States as an example, there's so many zombie companies in the States and as the inflation rates do rise and their previous borrowings are recycled up for renewal, you're going to find more and more of these zombie companies will collapse.
In the States, I think the number is 11 million people employed in these zombie companies.
That's 11 million people now out of work.
The same will happen in Australia.
Once those rates rise, those companies that are on the brink or close to failure, and we're seeing it with the builders at the moment, we're seeing gradually it's running through, not just with builders, with retailers.
As that comes, you know, you may think you're in a really beautiful, safe position, but that may not be the case, and UBI may be your only way to survive if you follow the narrative and you do what you're told and you're allowed To do what you're allowed to do.
So yeah, we do need to align others and make those wealthy, maybe just those that can see the writing on the wall.
And unfortunately, not enough folks are connecting the dots yet.
The dot graph is there.
We can see it.
You can see it.
And it doesn't take much to understand, extrapolate from where we are to where we'll be.
And if we don't take a stance now, hence we've got to find a better system that people wish to get to.
Well, really quickly, Peter, run us through the benefits of the products on offer from Gold Bullion Australia Group and why people should go to GBA specifically.
We've got a history of 43 years trading.
We're the third largest in the country.
Offices all up the East Coast.
We can get bullion to you anywhere in Australia.
Two great stories.
Silver and platinum are just so undervalued.
Platinum's the least valued metal that I can see my eyes on at the moment.
It used to take over two ounces of gold to buy one ounce of platinum.
Currently, it takes two ounces of platinum to buy one ounce of gold.
There's 30 times more gold on planet Earth than platinum.
And platinum's needed for hydrogen energy, hydrogen gas production, for Cali converters.
It's a great story.
And 75% of the world's platinum is out of South Africa.
And...
It's slowing down and they've got rolling electrical strikes.
It's just a mess and they're moving more tonnes of earth.
They get the same amount of platinum out.
And the Platinum Council, the World Platinum Council, says there's a million ounce deficit in platinum alone this year, 2023.
And the demand's just increasing for the hydrogen side of things.
So it's a great story.
Silver's another great one.
So look, Gold, Silver and Platinum, we're here to assist you.
Remember, any money you need for the next 12 months is not bullion-buying money.
Money you're parking for 12 months or longer is the best bullion-buying money, just because bullion's taxed at a different rate after 12 months.
It just gives you a better return for the individual.
I can't think of much else other than just it's a safe 5,000-year proven track record.
Why would you do anything else?
Have a summer.
Well, I've spoken on many occasions about my personal experiences with Gold Bullion Australia Group.
I was actually a customer before we started partnering with GBA, so please head to their website.
The link's in the description below.
Go in, call them, see them, and just talk to them.
Just talk to them.
You'll be amazed at their customer service.
Every single person in there is just as passionate and knowledgeable as Peter, and we're so appreciative of your time, Peter.
Thank you so much.
Absolute pleasure.
Again, we're not financial advisors, not financial advice, but we're here to give information and allow the person to make the choice, which is the only way to do it.
It's not on us to tell you what to buy.
You make the choice.
Really appreciate that and appreciate your commentary on some of what's going on as well today, Peter.
Thank you.
Thanks for the opportunity to talk again.
Thank you everyone for tuning in today.
Very, very perilous times we're living in and I foresee that it will only get more dangerous as we move forward towards what the globalists are orchestrating, which is the Great Reset.
Very, very alarming for all.
I think that now more than ever it is a very crucial time to consider diversifying wealth and consider the parallel economy and what it's going to look like.
Obviously, if you're in Australia, I do recommend talking to Gold Bullion Australia Group.
Obviously, always seek independent financial advice, but have the conversation with people that can give you options.
Diversifying your wealth outside of these banks that seek to tighten the digital noose is incredible.
Imperative.
And like we mentioned with Peter, it's imperative even for the wealthy.
Everyone will be affected by this.
If there's one thing that we can unite under, it's that we don't want CBDCs, we don't want digital ID. This will strip the world of their wealth unless they comply.
You know, it's clear how this is going to affect us all.
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I recommend you get in touch with them as well.
And please, please do consider this very seriously now more than ever, as I said.
Thank you all for tuning in today.
I appreciate you.
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