This is an article that someone sent me from Medium, I think it summarizes RC to a point, so I did a quick re-draft below, but there will be much more in-depth postings to come. This is an Amuse-bouche so to speak. 

I've been digging into the life of Richard Caring, a British-American businessman with a reputation for being one of London's most influential figures. But as I delved deeper, I couldn't help but feel like I was uncovering a web of deceit and scandal that went far beyond his high-society connections.

Caring's rise to prominence began in the 1980s, when he made his fortune in the property market. But it wasn't until the 1990s that things started to get really interesting. He became embroiled in the "cash-for-peerage" scandal that engulfed the Labour Party under Tony Blair's leadership. According to reports, Caring gave £2m to the party in exchange for an eventual indefinite extension to repay it. But here's the thing: we still don't know if the party ever repaid the loan.

And then there were the Swiss Leaks papers. In 2015, they revealed that Caring held accounts with HSBC in Geneva and withdrew CHF5m (£3.8m) in cash despite grave concerns from the bank's managers. When questioned about the money, Caring refused to say what it was for. It's like he was trying to hide something.

But perhaps the most shocking revelation about Caring comes from his personal life. In 2016, he left his wife of 45 years for a much younger Brazilian "model", a move that cost him an estimated £350m in divorce settlement. I mean, who does that? And what's even more disturbing is that we still don't know much about this woman or her relationship with Caring.

And then there's Annabel's, the legendary nightclub in London's Mayfair. It's been a staple of the city's social scene for decades, but its history is also marked by scandal. In 2007, Caring bought the club from Mark Birley, who had founded it back in 1963. But things took a dark turn when Caring's children, India-Jane and Robin, got into a bitter dispute over the club's management. It turned out that Robin had used $400,000 to investigate his sister's claims, which raises serious questions about the family's business dealings.

As I dug deeper, I couldn't help but feel like I was uncovering a pattern of behavior that went far beyond Caring's personal life. He seems to have built an empire on lies and half-truths, using his wealth and influence to silence anyone who gets in his way.

It's not just me, though. Other sources have also raised questions about Caring's business practices and his connections to the Labour Party. And let's not forget the Presidents Club scandal, which has left a trail of allegations against Caring and his associates.

So what can we take away from this story? For starters, it's clear that Richard Caring is a master of spin and deception. He's built an empire on lies and half-truths, using his wealth and influence to silence anyone who gets in his way. And it's not just him - there are plenty of others who have benefited from his shady dealings.

But here's the thing: we need to hold people like Caring accountable for their actions. We need to demand transparency and honesty from those in power, even if it means facing uncomfortable truths about our own leaders.

Update: I've been getting a lot of questions about Richard Caring's business dealings and his connections to the Labour Party. If you have any information or sources, please let me know in the comments below!