Leasehold Abuse - The Facts
S1: E3 - Part 3: What Does Financial Abuse in Leasehold Look Like - Personal Experiences
Key Points of the Episode:
- An update on the Garden Flat case discussed in Ep. 3 Part 2.
- Is it all 'Wheels Within Wheels and Cogs Within Cogs'?
- Experiences of the podcast author who describes one especially problematic and abusive leasehold scenario:
- The structure, framework and setup.
- The sinister and in-auspicious inextricable links across that governance model (although not according to one Judge!)
- How does RICs fit into all of this?
- The National Crime Agency and crime linking to property and finance - is it not all linked, and who's working for whom anyway?!
... a trailer for the next episode.
Source and Reference Data Links:
> RICs - The independent professional governing body committed to setting the highest standards of excellence and integrity in all things land and property
> National Crime Agency
> NCA Article #1 - Money laundering and illicit finance - The threat from money laundering
> NCA Article #2 - NCA secures first serious organised crime Unexplained Wealth Order for property worth £10 million
> NCA Article #3 - NCA secures Unexplained Wealth Orders for prime London property worth tens of millions
Frédéric Bastiat: “When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men in a society, over time they create for themselves a legal system that authorises it and a moral code that glorifies it.”
Podcast author:
“An abuser's biggest fear is the fear of being found out.”
-X-
"There's a code of honour among thieves, until there's no honour among thieves."
-X-
"Just because you can't prove something, it doesn't mean it's not happening."
-X-
"Relationships are founded on connections; energy, therefore connections, and therefore relationships, are all that exist in this universe."
-X-
"Abuse, is abuse, is abuse."
... and "Government Gaslighting" (to coin a phrase).
Comments, Opinions, Feedback: Reach out at leaseholdabuse@yahoo.com (An entirely anonymous feedback channel.)
Key Points of the Episode:
- An update on the Garden Flat case discussed in Ep. 3 Part 2.
- Is it all 'Wheels Within Wheels and Cogs Within Cogs'?
- Experiences of the podcast author who describes one especially problematic and abusive leasehold scenario:
- The structure, framework and setup.
- The sinister and in-auspicious inextricable links across that governance model (although not according to one Judge!)
- How does RICs fit into all of this?
- The National Crime Agency and crime linking to property and finance - is it not all linked, and who's working for whom anyway?!
... a trailer for the next episode.
Source and Reference Data Links:
> RICs - The independent professional governing body committed to setting the highest standards of excellence and integrity in all things land and property
> National Crime Agency
> NCA Article #1 - Money laundering and illicit finance - The threat from money laundering
> NCA Article #2 - NCA secures first serious organised crime Unexplained Wealth Order for property worth £10 million
> NCA Article #3 - NCA secures Unexplained Wealth Orders for prime London property worth tens of millions
Frédéric Bastiat: “When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men in a society, over time they create for themselves a legal system that authorises it and a moral code that glorifies it.”
Podcast author:
“An abuser's biggest fear is the fear of being found out.”
-X-
"There's a code of honour among thieves, until there's no honour among thieves."
-X-
"Just because you can't prove something, it doesn't mean it's not happening."
-X-
"Relationships are founded on connections; energy, therefore connections, and therefore relationships, are all that exist in this universe."
-X-
"Abuse, is abuse, is abuse."
... and "Government Gaslighting" (to coin a phrase).
Comments, Opinions, Feedback: Reach out at leaseholdabuse@yahoo.com (An entirely anonymous feedback channel.)