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John Kiriakou interview part 1 by Dalton Fischer Podcast
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John Kiriakou interview part 2 by Dalton Fischer Podcast
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On the 20th of June 2025, Barclays sent another request for information repeating a few of the items from last time without clear justification of what was wrong with the previous information.
At least this time they sent a clear notification in time rather than freezing the account.
Ciro quickly printed out the documents, but didn't know where to send them to, and had to wait until the 2nd of July for the return envelope to arrive, which he sent back on the 4th of July.
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Screenshot of the header of the Barclays 2025 KYC letter
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On the 28th of July 2025, Barclays finally replied with a hopefully final (who knows, everything is such a mess with this process):
Following a review of the above account, we have identified large value crypto assets with unknown sources. If such activity continues, keeping this account open poses a risk that we might breach laws or regulations. We therefore request that such payments are halted and, if the transactions repeat, we will take action to close this account with immediate notice. In the event of any closure, you will be required to repay any overdraft or other borrowing on the account.
So Ciro Santilli gets to keep his account and the anonymous ~80k cashed out to it, but he cannot receive further anonymous donations on it.
As an outcome of this, I've also had to update my donation guidelines to not count anonymous donations towards my goals.
Barclays regulation felt so sloppy that I'm sure that with some effort to essentially launder the money, e.g. cashing out smaller amounts across various accounts, which I explicitly did not do in part to test the system, I would have gotten away with it, or large part of it. But I'm not going to be the one put this theory to the test.
HybridMedical Created 2025-07-01 Updated 2025-07-16
Must be closely related to XVIVO et al.
It is the norm induced by the complex dot product over :

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