Remember The Canadian Truckers! Farage Warns Against Debanking, Cashless Society
by Oliver JJ Lane
Brexit leader turned banking reform campaigner Nigel Farage has voiced a clear warning over the pitfalls of the cashless society, citing the treatment of the Canadian vaccine mandate protesters by a vindictive government as a vision of the future.
Nigel Farage has been campaigning against woke corporations over the move to debank him personally, an episode that revealed to him the extent to which this problem is becoming widespread in the United Kingdom. In addition to politically motivated debunking — of which he has proven himself to be a target — there are also broader issues with banks overcorrecting on ‘politically exposed persons’. Perhaps the most widespread, however, is people punished for dealing with cash in their daily lives, who as part of a larger push towards a cashless society are being punished by banks for their ways of business or life.
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Sounding a warning over a move to purely digital currency, Farage warned taking money online will leave the public with their every expenditure scrutinised by the government, and this has potentially serious consequences. The Brexit leader told GBNews on Thursday morning: “Look, it happened in Canada. Remember the Canadian truckers. People who had gone about their business legally for years, suddenly a vaccine mandate came in, many didn’t agree with it. They protested peacefully in Ottawa, and what Justin Trudeau the PM do? He froze their bank accounts. You see, this can be misused in very, very frightening ways.”