When you become your own bank, your family can become part of the security perimeter. By Steve Conley | Asset Recovery | 3 October 2026 Content note: this article discusses violent robbery and threats against a family. The attackers did not need to break the encryption. They broke into the house. In a BBC report … Continue reading The risk bitcoiners rarely tell you about
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The Missing Citizen Layer in Financial Crime Prevention
The UK is preparing to prove that its institutions can fight financial crime. But who is helping the citizen? The UK is preparing for its 2027 evaluation by the Financial Action Task Force—the global body that assesses how effectively countries combat money laundering and terrorist financing. A July 2026 report from the RUSI UK FATF … Continue reading The Missing Citizen Layer in Financial Crime Prevention
🕸️ From Empire to Exploitation: The Crown’s Hidden Hand in Financial Secrecy
How one letter to the Privy Council exposes Britain’s modern financial empire — and why Citizen Investigators are fighting back. “The soldiers left the colonies, but the bankers never did.” — The Spider’s Web: Britain’s Second Empire When The Spider’s Web first revealed how Britain’s colonial empire quietly transformed into a financial one, it shocked … Continue reading 🕸️ From Empire to Exploitation: The Crown’s Hidden Hand in Financial Secrecy
AI, Evidence, and the Turning Tide: How Ordinary People Are Finally Winning Against Extraordinary Power
Some stories mark a shift in the landscape — and last night’s session delivered another one. John stood up and shared something remarkable. Just four weeks ago he was overwhelmed. Thirty-five years’ worth of paperwork, emails, and documents sat in boxes, impossible to decipher, impossible to articulate. He knew he was right, but like so … Continue reading AI, Evidence, and the Turning Tide: How Ordinary People Are Finally Winning Against Extraordinary Power
When the Good Guys Get Attacked: Navigating Suspicion in Victim Support Groups
“In times of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” — George Orwell The Challenge of Helping When you’ve devoted your life to helping victims of financial crime, you expect resistance from institutions—the banks, the regulators, the legal walls that protect the powerful. You don’t expect resistance from the victims themselves. But that’s … Continue reading When the Good Guys Get Attacked: Navigating Suspicion in Victim Support Groups
