The Crisis of Power-Protected Crime In today’s world, the most devastating crimes often unfold behind closed doors—shielded by the influence of political elites, corporate giants, and powerful decision-makers. These actors operate in a realm where money, authority, and networks silence accountability. Meanwhile, those who champion justice—activists, honest officials, and everyday citizens—struggle with limited resources, minimal reach, and systemic inertia. Judges, lawyers, and police forces, though tasked with defending the law, frequently find themselves powerless against crimes committed by high-profile individuals. Evidence is elusive, investigations are obstructed, and justice becomes a distant dream. The result? Criminals thrive, common people suffer, and the truth remains buried beneath layers of influence. The Failure of Traditional Justice Systems • Evidence gaps: High-level criminals manipulate or erase digital trails, making it nearly impossible for conventional sy...