Into the Void
Nicki Kenyon, KimDirty money, foreign policy, anything I find interesting, and more
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Epstein: the Complicity of Big Banks
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As someone who works in the financial crimes field, writing about the recent Epstein Wall Street Report published by the Senate Committee on Finance broke me....
Debanking for Politics?
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Capital One Bank in 2021 notified the Trump Organization that it was closing more than 300 accounts affiliated with Trump’s real estate business. Two months later, the accounts were closed. Capital One...
A Short Note About Comments
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My Dear Readers,
I have recently decided to implement a minor change to “Into the Void.”
I didn’t want to make this a paid site all of a sudden; I didn’t think it would be fair to longtime readers,...
Spain and the Moroccan Invasion
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I thought about writing about the new version of the bipartisan Sanctioning Russia Act this week. The long-delayed legisl...
Targeting Russia's Financial Sector and War Machine
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The EU this week, after much haggling and debating, passed its 21st Russia sanctions package. To be sure, there were concessions made, particularly to Greece, which demanded that its shipping sector be protected f...
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Former DIA, Treasury intelligence officer. Former SIO @NCTC. Executive planning committee for the West Coast AML Forum. Army Veteran. Illicit finance geek. All opinions my own.
I'm a recovering speech pathologist and amateur history nerd with an interest in politics and total astonishment at the crap that people fall for.
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