Rishi Sunak’s “Trojan Horse”

The truth will shock you...

The truth will shock you...

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Why "Britcoin" could threaten your wealth  Nick Hubble  | 30 Apr 2021 Dear Reader,   For months our in-house crypto expert has been warning people that something like this was going to happen...    And on April 19th, Chancellor Rishi Sunak made an announcement that confirms it...     The government has started planning for "Britcoin"...   A digital currency that could grant new surveillance power to them and the Bank of England. How?   Imagine if the government could track your money...   Including what you spend it on... where you shop... who you send money to...   I know that might seem hard to believe...   But a currency like this is already being tested in China with the "digital yuan".   And it's not just the Chinese...   Central Bank Digital Currency's, or CBDC's for short, are currently being piloted in 18 other countries...   Including Sweden, Ukraine and South Korea...   And 44 more countries have CBDC's at the research or development stage.   Our resident crypto expert, Sam Volkering, has been studying this for months. And he's been warning that CBDC's like "Britcoin" could act like a trojan horse...   Potentially granting governments and central banks unprecedented access to the wealth of ordinary citizens...   Forbes says, if or when CBDC's get approval, it will enable central banks to monitor and tax it's citizens, potentially enabling "Governments hope to be able to dip into the digital wallet and take what they want, when they want."   But Sam's found a "loophole".   A strategy designed to help keep you in control of your wealth.   Away from the prying eyes of the government and the Bank of England.   Interested?   Well then, you haven't got time to waste...   The government's already assembling their CBDC task force.   Don't click away and risk being left behind and at the mercy of these cronies. Shackled to "their" new monetary system.   Click here now and find out for yourself about Sam's "loophole" strategy that could help you protect your wealth.     Nick Hubble, Editor, Fortune & Freedom

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