Should a DJ Prepair for an Unsertain Future? #DJ

0:00 This video is DJ related because I have some headphones on

Alright ladies and gentlemen, this video is DJ related because I have some headphones on. Actually it's not really DJ related but it does involve every single person around the world and I am not, my disclaimer, I am not a financial advisor, I cannot give you financial advice and you follow it. All I'm doing is sharing what... I feel it's going on around the world and what I feel maybe you should consider doing. So, let's go back a year. We didn't really know much what was going to happen. We didn't know about the now. And if anyone a year ago would have said to me or you that, well, you know, you're gonna get told to stay in your house, you're gonna be told... If you go to a store, you can only buy four packs of pasta and not three. If you go outside, you know, you want to go to a cafe, you've got to stand in line, you've got to wash your hands with hand sanitizer and give your details. I mean, you would have thought it was a barmy conversation. You would have just thought, hold on a minute, you're off your head. But here we are.

If you just think about that, then maybe what I'm about to explain in this video is not far-fetched. Now some people may think it is far-fetched, others may question and some may not. But I honestly don't think what I'm about to tell you is indeed far-fetched at all because some of the information I give you is factual. It's not hearsay. It's not like, oh, it may have happened or it might not. You can do some research as I've done. You can go online and you can see even if you look at one website and you get the information and you correlate it with another one and another one, you'll find that, yeah, makes sense. So let's go back to 1971. I could even go before then but I don't want to. This guy called Nixon decided to take...

2:22 Bank and say, I would like

That's off the gold standard, or at least the US. So what did that mean? What is the gold standard? Well, basically, very basically, that prior to 71, if you had $10, $20, $50, you could theoretically go to a bank and say, I would like my gold in return for my $50, and they would have given you some gold. The dollar was backed by a certain amount of gold, and that was it. So you had so many dollars, so many kilos, ounces, tons of gold, and they both weighed the same. Of course, gold is a lot heavier. But for the value of dollars out there, it was equivalent to the amount of gold stored. And again, the nitty gritty about it I won't get into. That's basically it. You know, say you had $100, there would be $100 worth of gold. Alright, but of course there's a lot more. What happened in 71? Nixon took, he went off the gold standard. Now what that meant was the Fed could start making money, printing money. So slowly over time, and let's imagine, let's just hypothetically say that $1...

Here's a good analogy. Let's say we've got a balloon and the balloon can grow as big as it wants. To a certain degree. But when you start, and when you've got a certain amount of water in that balloon, it's filled its capacity. And that's it. But let's say you start adding more water and more and more and more, it's going to expand and expand and eventually it's going to pop. I'll talk about the popping very shortly. So what was happening is that the Fed started injecting more money into the system, which meant that if we go back before 71... Your dollar was worth X amount because of the gold price. But what it meant after 71 is very slowly, over time, your dollar is worth less because there's more being put into the system. Now I don't want to go on about what's happened recently but I do have a theory on that because over the past few months, now this is very crazy, but over the past few months...

5:16 Quite often it's digital currency

The Fed and other banks around the world have printed trillions and trillions and trillions of notes. Well, not notes as such. Quite often it's digital currency. But what they've done is they have made all of this money because of allegedly a lot of people losing work, people getting furloughed, people having handouts. Business is collapsing. And also what the Fed have done is they've injected billions, if not trillions, into the stock market to keep it going, to keep it float. The analogy here that I am just going by what other people have said, it's a little bit like having a massive hot air balloon, pumping it full of air, keeping it afloat, but there's a big hole in it. So you have to carry on putting that air in.

Pumping money into the system, but the money is just disappearing. It's not... it is helping at the moment. It's working, but it can't go on forever. So this is what's actually happening now. Now let's go back to this balloon. The more water you put into it, and of course, elastic, expansion, it'll carry on expanding until eventually it gets to the point where it just can't expand anymore because there's so much being put into it. It's going to pop. Now, we don't hear a lot about this on the news. And when I say we don't, I could be wrong here because I don't actually watch, read or listen to the news. I just get my information from like what's going on around the world, what I hear from people and what I personally think is happening. And here, or what I just said there...

I will relate to two or three hundred years ago when possibly a farmer or someone used to go outside, have a look at the weather and think, no I'm not going to cut the grass today because it's going to rain tomorrow and it's going to be ruined. So they relied on their own natural instinct and that's what I try and do still to this day. I try, when I say I try, I do keep away from the news narrative because I personally think That is steering everyone in the wrong direction. They do not want you to know what is really truly going on because if you did know what was going on, you'd lock up your daughters and probably never want to step outside ever again. But what I feel is going to happen is there is going to be some form of collapse. There will be some form of monetary collapse. Now it's not going to happen over a week, a month. No, it will be...

8:08 All of a sudden it will just, everything will collapse

It will be a day. All of a sudden it will just, everything will collapse. Now how and what happens I don't know because I've never seen this happen before. But something will happen, I feel, now again don't quote me here, that is just going to completely change money as we have it. Some people seem to think that governments are involved and, alright, no I'll start again. Some people seem to think that the governments are in power and what not but I have my own theory that they're not really. That they're put in place, it's almost in a way I suppose a little bit maybe like at school you have, you know, the pupils, the teachers and the pupils think the teachers are involved and they're the ones...

Who make decisions? Well, it's not actually because above them there are the governors and then above the governors you have the councillors and so on. So of course there's a pecking order. There's no different really to what's going on around the world. You know, governments are in that pecking order. So let's say that today at the moment now you put your hand in your pocket and you've got... 20 pounds, 20 euros, 20 dollars, 20 rupees, 20 shekels, 20 whatever, shekels. And you want to go buy something from your next door neighbour and you go and give them that money and there's some form of transaction taking place. It's not noted, no one knows about it, doesn't matter, it's great. You have something and they have some money. Now if let's say you...

10:29 Car boot sale or a garage

You took that transaction to the next level and let's say this particular person was a business and you didn't have any money on you and you did it by chip and pin or your credit card or whatever, then that transaction would have been noted but only by the bank that you bank with. So the system I believe, what it wants, it wants to know about all the transactions everywhere. It wants to know about every single transaction, every single one. It doesn't care if you want to give £10 to your nephew or niece for their birthday. It wants to know about it. It doesn't care if you go to a car boot sale or a garage sale and buy something for 50 cents from someone because it wants to know about it. It needs to know about every single transaction so it can probably take tax revenue at source and deduct straight away. There is a lot more to this but...

Let's just leave it as simple as possible. Now a lot of people may think, well yeah it's happening already because I don't like using cash, I like to just take my card and go bing and I paid for it. Well that's great, that's fine. But what you're doing by always having transactions that way is you're taking away your freedom very slowly because you're helping the system in the way it needs and wants to go. Recently I went into a shop, it's happened twice and I'm just like, I don't get it. I walk into a shop and I pay by cash and there's a small plastic container, put your cash in there. So I put my cash in there and then the person picks up the cash, puts it in the till and hands me the change. Now I don't get how that works, I don't understand the logic there because if I'm supposed to put it in there

Why can't I just give it to them? Why do I have to put it in a container for them to only pick it up anyway? So if you can understand the logic there, then please let me know because I'm definitely missing something. So let's go back to Nixon and the Fed and pumping money into the system. So what's happening now is we're getting to that tipping point where there's too much money, there's too much debt. And by the way, check out the debt clock. I think it's debtclock.org. It's a screen, it's mostly in red and it will show you the countries who are in debt and most of them are. I believe the States is over $27 trillion and that number's, you know, every second it's $100,000. So when you think about it, that everyone's in debt, then how do we repay the debt? Well, I suppose you can't.

12:59 We wouldn't get arrested

If everyone's in debt, how do you get out of it? Well, you can't. Or can you? Now again, apparently there are certain banks who have been investing in bonds and shares and also mortgages, so they do have backing for the money they've been making. To make money. Because that's what they're doing. They're making money. Now, if you or I all of a sudden decided to get a printing press and just start making pounds, euros, dollars or whatever and take them to a shop and try and buy stuff, we'd just get laughed at. We wouldn't get arrested. We'd get laughed at. Because if we just made our own money, people would go like, what are you doing? Go on, off you go. On the other hand, if we tried to copy...

Some banknotes and we were found out. Then you get arrested. See, it's illegal. Yet for some systems, it's perfectly legal. They're allowed to get away with it. We're given this illusion of, yeah, that's what they do. That's how they're running the system. But then this is our world as well. We live here. We have just as much right to live here as they do. So why can't we do it? We can't because... Because we're told we can't. Anyway, so what I predict, I predict is going to happen. And a few other people have similar ideas, different maybe ways of looking at it. But you will quite soon, I don't know, maybe this year, maybe next year, but I would say soon there's going to be a monetary collapse.

15:25 Even though they may actually be owned by the same people

We're not going to be running around like headless chickens and governments and leaders around the world are like, what do we do? What do we do? No, no, they've already got something in place. They've already got something planned, which is called cryptocurrency. Now there is something called centralised and there is something called decentralised. Now let's say the bank you bank with is different to the person who banks with a bank next door to you. And then the person next door to them has another bank. So that's three different banks. So that, in a way we could class that as decentralized because the banks are separate. Now even though they may actually be owned by the same people. Oh you wouldn't believe it. It's what goes on behind our backs is insane and we put up with it but we shouldn't. But anyway so you've got decentralized so you know different banks so if you form a transaction in one

It's not noted in the other, whereas if you form a transaction in the second one, of course it's not noted in the other two. So each transaction is separate depending on which bank you're with. That's decentralised. But imagine three people, yourself in house number one and number two and number three, and you're with the same bank and it's all noted. It's centralised. Or those three banks now become one, now it's centralised. Decentralized is different places, centralized is one place. Simple. So what the system wants is it wants to have one bank where everything is made note in that one bank. All the transactions are noted so whatever happens it's in one place. So once we get this collapse which a lot of people have said is inevitable

I don't think that all of a sudden, like I said, people are going to be running around headless chickens. What do we do? What do we do? No, they've already got something planned which is electronic currency. So what that means is that you can wave goodbye to your cash, which is of course your freedom, and you can say hello to complete control because what this means is you will no longer be able to go to a car boot sale or garage sale and buy something for a dollar. And put it in your back pocket and that's it. No, because they'll know about it. Now to begin with maybe, you know, people will find means and ways of how to get around this but over time people forget. Over like years, you know, your ways of slowly getting things your own way will go and you will indeed end up with just electronic currency.

17:48 They don't just all of a sudden go bang

But you see it doesn't stop there because that now is control and they can use that control in many ways, more ways than you can imagine. But of course then you will be used to it. You will think it's the norm and that's what they do. They're very clever. They don't just all of a sudden go bang. They slowly bring things out. But then again this electronic currency could be bang because the world has to survive. And the way the world survives at the moment is by... Some form of transaction. Transactions. And that is a monetary transaction. So you can't all of a sudden stop monetary transactions and the system say, just hold on for a couple of months while we sort things out, don't buy anything, and then here we are. No. It will be black to white. So it is very scary times. So where is this video going? I do apologise if I have waffled, but it's getting information out there. In a way it's my way of hopefully waking people up.

Now, you hear the term of preppers, people who prep, prepare. So I'm not on about all of a sudden you need to build yourself a bunker and go downstairs and hide for the next six months. But while I was in India in March, I was in a country with a billion people and probably most of them have never even seen a roll of toilet paper. Yet, I come back to the UK and people are like going mad around the world for buying toilet paper. I'm like, eh, I don't get it. So, where's this going? Now, do you want to be in that position again when you go to a store or a shop and you can't buy anything because it's all gone? and buy stuff because let's be honest here shops and stores around the world if all of a sudden there's another oh my goodness me they don't empty in weeks they empty in hours and do you need to be do you want to be one of those people who's slamming down the motorway down the road desperately get into your local shop to buy stuff along with another two or three thousand people no you don't you want to sit back and relax and think

20:44 One bass and you've got three

I don't have to do that. You know, there are certain bits of food and whatnot I've got extra, but I'm alright. You know, I maybe need to get a few more bits, but I'm okay. Well, I hope so anyway. So really, this video is about, in a way, preparing, not for the worse, but just making sure you've covered all bases. In a way, I suppose it's like a game, isn't it? You know, it's like playing a game. You know, you don't cover one bass and you've got three empty because you're only now covering a quarter of that circle, that pie chart, and you're 25% likely to get the real deal, but 75%... The DJ tutorial by Ellaskins, The DJ Tutor Some honest, good information out there and that's it. And this is my angle on honest and good information. I mean by all means if you dislike this video give me a thumbs down, I don't care. Give me a negative comment, tell me I'm saying a load of crap or also give me a comment based on what I've put in this video.

And clarify certain points that maybe are wrong, but then only do that if you can back up what I've said is wrong and you can back up by clarifying what I've said is wrong and what you're saying is now right, but you can back up what you're saying is right. Because I'd like to know. The more information I can get, the better for me. So it's... Scary times in the future, but also it's very interesting times. And I'm scared for my kids actually because I don't really want them growing up and getting used to a world that is changing. And one thing I have to say to you that I really want you to do is don't start taking this as normal like oh this is the new normal. This isn't. This is not normal. It is not normal for people to be having things around them and walking around everywhere. This isn't normal. This is not normal. Practice and enjoy. Thank you.

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