The Truth About Contrepreneurs: Exposing Fake Guru's & Empowering Victims

27/10/2025

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27/10/2025

"Controlling the narrative" a tactic used by the morally weak

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26/10/2025

🎥 Parliament Is Talking — SLAPP Lawsuits Are Silencing Critics 🛡️

In this video, MPs raise serious concerns about how Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) are being used to intimidate and silence people who speak out in the public interest.

The debate even touches on property training schemes and the legal tactics used to suppress criticism. It’s a wake-up call for anyone who believes in free speech, consumer protection, and justice for victims.

On 5 December 2025, Parliament will debate the Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation Bill — a chance to stop SLAPPs from being used to silence whistleblowers, journalists, and victims.

Let’s make sure our MPs show up and support it.
Let’s protect those who speak out.
Let’s push for real change.

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26/10/2025

🛡️ SLAPP Lawsuits Are Silencing Victims — Parliament Has a Chance to Stop It 🛡️

On Friday 5 December, MPs will debate the Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation Bill — a vital step toward protecting free speech and stopping abusive lawsuits used to silence whistleblowers, journalists, and victims.

These lawsuits — known as SLAPPs — are often used by powerful individuals to intimidate critics into silence. Victims of misleading training schemes, property investment courses, and other unregulated industries are especially vulnerable.

This Bill would: ✅ Allow courts to dismiss SLAPPs early
✅ Protect public interest speech — not just economic crime
✅ Prevent legal intimidation of those who speak out

📢 Parliament has the chance to act. Let’s make sure they do.
👉 Read the Bill and track its progress 1

🗣️ SLAPPs were even discussed in Parliament in connection with property training controversies.
Watch this YouTube video that covers it:
🎥 Samuel Leeds Mentioned in SLAPP Parliamentary Debate 2

Current version of Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation Bill with latest news, sponsors, and progress through Houses

26/10/2025

🚨 Unregulated Property Training Is Hurting People — Help Us Push for Change 🚨

Every year, people are misled by high-pressure sales tactics and expensive training schemes promising financial freedom. Some lose tens of thousands of pounds. Others face legal threats when they speak out. Some, tragically, don’t survive the fallout.

This isn’t just about bad advice—it’s about a system with no oversight, no accountability, and no protection for victims.

We’re calling on Parliament to regulate the property investment training sector: ✅ Stop manipulative sales tactics
✅ Require transparency from trainers
✅ Protect vulnerable consumers
✅ Prevent legal intimidation of whistleblowers

📢 Sign the petition and help us push for real change:

Let’s make sure no one else is left in financial ruin or silenced for speaking the truth.

Regulation of the property investment training sector

22/09/2025

Many people—legal experts, journalists, and especially victims—ask the same question: Why aren’t these exploitative schemes immediately illegal and enforceable?

Here’s why the law struggles to keep up:



1. Outdated Laws

Most fraud and consumer protection laws were written before the rise of global online “wealth creation” schemes, influencer marketing, and crypto scams.
Grey areas: Many of these programs are marketed as “education” or “mentorship,” which can make it hard to prove criminal intent or direct financial harm under current statutes.

2. Jurisdictional Complexity

The Tates operate across multiple countries, using offshore companies, crypto payments, and constantly shifting platforms.
Enforcement agencies in one country often can’t act unless there’s a clear, direct link to their own citizens being defrauded—and even then, extradition and prosecution are slow.

3. Regulatory Gaps

Online platforms (like social media, payment processors, and web hosts) are often slow to ban or restrict these schemes, especially when the content skirts the line of legality.
Crypto and offshore banking make it easy to hide profits and avoid traditional financial oversight.

4. Legal Loopholes and Aggressive Lawyering

The Tates and similar operators use complex terms and conditions, disclaimers, and aggressive legal teams to shield themselves from liability.
Victims are often forced into arbitration or non-disclosure agreements, making it even harder to build a criminal case.

5. Enforcement Priorities

Law enforcement agencies are often under-resourced and prioritize violent crime or large-scale financial fraud over “grey area” online schemes.
Proving intent to defraud—especially when some users do make money or claim to benefit—can be extremely difficult.



What’s Changing?

Some countries are updating laws to better regulate online “get rich quick” schemes, influencer marketing, and crypto fraud.
Class action lawsuits and investigative journalism are exposing these practices and pushing for reform.
Consumer protection agencies are starting to take a more active role, but enforcement is still slow.



Bottom line:
The law is slow, fragmented, and often outmatched by the speed and global reach of modern online scams. That’s why public awareness, investigative reporting, and civil lawsuits are sometimes the only tools that work—until the law catches up.

14/09/2025

Surprise Surprise Greg Secker tries to silence the truth with a threat of defamation, known as a Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (SLAPP)

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23/08/2025

🚨 The cracks in the “guru economy” are starting to show—and I believe it’s time more people paid attention.

Recent developments around Grant Cardone—including a U.S. court ruling against him in a case involving misleading investment practices—highlight what many have suspected for years: that some self-styled “wealth creators” may be selling more hype than substance.

This isn’t just about one individual. It’s part of a wider pattern where influencers and online personalities use flashy marketing, exaggerated claims, and high-pressure tactics to build trust and extract money—often from those who can least afford it.

What’s even more concerning is how some of these figures respond when challenged. I believe we’re seeing more cases where legal threats are used to silence critics, suppress stories, and intimidate those who speak out. These tactics don’t just target journalists—they affect grieving families, whistleblowers, and everyday people trying to raise awareness.

Thanks to the work of investigative teams like the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, and the recent UK Parliament SLAPP debate, these stories are finally being heard. From misleading property schemes to suppressed corruption exposés, the pattern is clear—and deeply troubling.

🛡️ We need stronger protections for truth-tellers. We need accountability, transparency, and laws that prevent money from being used to bury the truth.

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28/07/2025

How did Coffeezilla destroy Logan Paul?

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05/07/2025

Glenn Armstrongs wife does live video around the time of Glenn going Bankrupt and prior to multiple fraud charges.

05/07/2025

The story of Glen Armstrong represents how a lot of Fake gurus operate and eventually go down. Unfortunately victims won't realise the truth until it's too late due to the nefarious tactics used to constantly control the narrative, stifle criticism and use phycological manipulation to mislead and miss sell training courses and other fraudulent business advice, information and deals. They attract and promote a number of similar poor quality individuals into their network that also exploit victims, such as brokers, agents, solicitors. As they understand that people are in a vulnerable and manipulated state in these networks and therefore are ripe for financial gain by exploitation

Prevent Glenn Antony Armstrong defrauding investors after bankruptcy

05/07/2025

Glenn Armstrong was declared bankrupt at the High Court at 4.30pm on 11th February 2021.