Record of Fact and Legal - PeaceKeeper Digital Platforms and Chronology

Opening Statement of Fact

From the inception of PeaceKeepers, digital platforms used to deliver courses, videos, and supporting materials were operated on the basis of shared access and shared purpose, not personal ownership.

Marc Horn provided Brian Reece with full access to the PeaceKeepers SiteGround hosting account by sharing credentials at the outset of the project. Brian Reece, in turn, provided Marc Horn with full access to the Vimeo and YouTube accounts used to host and distribute PeaceKeepers content. This reciprocal granting of full administrative access was consistent across platforms.

At no point during this period was it represented that these platforms were personal assets held independently by either party. They were used operationally as PeaceKeepers infrastructure in furtherance of a common purpose: the free public delivery of PeaceKeepers educational materials and courses.

Certain videos were restricted only in the sense that they were accessible exclusively through the LearnDash course module, rather than as standalone public videos.

For the applicable legal principles governing this arrangement, see the Position in Law below.

1. Chronology of Events

Project Setup and Platform Access

From inception
PeaceKeepers educational materials, courses, and videos were created and distributed free of charge, without monetisation or paywall.

At the outset:

Marc Horn provided Brian Reece with full access to the PeaceKeepers SiteGround hosting account.
Brian Reece provided Marc Horn with full access to the Vimeo and YouTube accounts used for PeaceKeepers content.

This reciprocal access reflected a shared understanding that the platforms were being used as PeaceKeepers infrastructure.

Course Delivery and Video Hosting Model

Early course development period
Courses were delivered via LearnDash.

Brian Reece advised that certain course videos were hosted on Vimeo rather than YouTube. This was presented as a practical hosting arrangement.

Those videos:

were embedded within LearnDash course modules;
were accessible only to enrolled course participants;
were not publicly accessible or indexed as standalone videos.

Use and Control of the YouTube Channel

From inception to late December 2025

Marc Horn had full administrative access to the YouTube channel used for PeaceKeepers content. The channel functioned as PeaceKeepers’ primary public-facing video platform.

There was no indication during this period that the channel was a personal asset of Brian Reece rather than PeaceKeepers infrastructure.

Discovery of Channel Ownership and Role Change

29 December 2025
Marc Horn reviewed the YouTube channel settings and observed for the first time that Brian Reece was listed as channel owner, notwithstanding shared administrative access from inception.

Acting in good faith, within platform permissions, and on the basis of a reasonable belief that the channel was PeaceKeepers infrastructure, Marc Horn adjusted roles to align organisational control with operational use.

Shortly thereafter, Brian Reece downgraded Marc Horn’s access, preventing further administration and reasserting sole control. This marked the point at which control of the YouTube platform became disputed.

Resignation and Subsequent Platform Actions

Late December 2025 – early January 2026
Brian Reece resigned as a trustee of PeaceKeepers.

Following his resignation, he:

made PeaceKeepers videos on the original YouTube channel private;
rebranded the channel for a separate project;
declined to transfer control of the channel despite its prior operational use for PeaceKeepers.

This disrupted beneficiaries relying on the materials.

Creation of a New PeaceKeepers YouTube Channel

January 2026
To restore continuity, a new PeaceKeepers YouTube channel was created and verified.

When Marc Horn began uploading course videos to the new channel, copyright warnings were triggered on certain videos. This was the first time such warnings were encountered personally.

This clarified the earlier hosting arrangement: specific course videos had been placed on Vimeo to avoid automated copyright claims on YouTube while remaining accessible securely to enrolled users via LearnDash.

Subsequent Context

The combined facts that:

PeaceKeepers content was free of charge;
platform access was shared reciprocally from inception;
certain videos triggered copyright warnings only when uploaded to YouTube in January 2026;
those videos were restricted via LearnDash;
the YouTube channel functioned as PeaceKeepers’ primary public platform;

are material to understanding the governance and legal position set out below.

2. Position in Law: Trust, Equity, and Beneficial Ownership

(This section provides legal context for the facts above. It does not assert allegations.)

Trusts arise by substance, not labels

In English law, a trust arises from substance and conduct, not from the use of particular words or awareness that a trust exists.¹²

Equity distinguishes legal title from beneficial ownership

Equity separates legal title from beneficial ownership and treats assets held for others as subject to fiduciary obligation regardless of form.³⁴

Beneficiaries are the equitable owners

Where assets are deployed for a defined purpose and for the benefit of others, beneficiaries are the true owners in equity; trustees hold powers of control only.⁵

Trusteeship does not depend on intention

A person becomes a trustee by assuming control over property affecting others’ interests, regardless of intention or belief.⁶

Trustees cannot appropriate trust assets

Trust assets cannot be unilaterally recharacterised as personal property or withdrawn for personal advantage.⁷⁸

Legal title does not defeat equity

Equity restrains unconscionable reliance on legal title where property is held for another’s benefit.⁹¹⁰

Application to PeaceKeepers

Applying these principles, PeaceKeepers platforms were held in equity for the benefit of PeaceKeepers’ beneficiaries. Control was exercised by trustees in a fiduciary capacity, not as personal ownership.

Authorities (OSCOLA)

¹ Knight v Knight (1840) 3 Beav 148, 49 ER 58.
https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/1840/J6.html

² Paragon Finance plc v DB Thakerar & Co [1999] 1 All ER 400 (CA).
https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Civ/1998/1249.html

³ Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale v Islington LBC [1996] AC 669 (HL).
https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKHL/1996/12.html

⁴ Lysaght v Edwards (1876) 2 Ch D 499.
https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/1876/J13.html

⁵ Target Holdings Ltd v Redferns [1996] AC 421 (HL).
https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKHL/1996/10.html

⁶ Boardman v Phipps [1967] 2 AC 46 (HL).
https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKHL/1966/2.html

⁷ Keech v Sandford (1726) Sel Cas Ch 61, 25 ER 223.
https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/1726/J2.html

⁸ Letterstedt v Broers (1884) 9 App Cas 371 (PC).
https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKPC/1884/1.html

⁹ Bannister v Bannister [1948] 2 All ER 133 (CA).
https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Civ/1948/1.html

¹⁰ Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale v Islington LBC [1996] AC 669 (HL) (Lord Browne-Wilkinson).
https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKHL/1996/12.html

Publication Note (11/01/2026)

This page records facts and legal context only.
It is published to ensure transparency for beneficiaries and third parties.

RECORD OF CHRONOLOGY- 16 January 2026

Governance Chronology: Trustee Proceedings, Platform Control, and Resignations

Preface – Nature of This Record

This document is published as a Record of Fact.

It sets out, in chronological order, actions taken by named individuals acting in trustee or governance roles within PeaceKeepers, together with related platform actions affecting beneficiary-facing materials.

Names are used deliberately and appropriately.
No opinion, motive, inference, or commentary is expressed.

Pre-incorporation period — Project operation prior to corporate existence

Prior to the incorporation of the PeaceKeepers Foundation on 3 July 2024, the PeaceKeepers project operated without a corporate entity. During this period, individuals including Brian Reece participated in the project, exercised control over platforms and materials, and acted in furtherance of PeaceKeepers as presented publically.

Where governance or trustee terminology appears, it records how roles were described, acknowledged, or exercised in practice by those involved, including as stated in written resignation correspondence, without asserting legal conclusions.

April / May 2021- Brian Reece joins PeaceKeepers project

Brian Reece joins the PeaceKeepers project and begins participating in the operation and management of digital platforms used for PeaceKeepers materials.

Shared platform credentials at inception (SiteGround / Vimeo / YouTube)

Initial platform access arrangement

At the outset of the project, Marc Horn provided Brian Reece with full access to the PeaceKeepers SiteGround hosting account by sharing credentials.

Brian Reece provided Marc Horn with full access to the Vimeo and YouTube accounts used for PeaceKeepers content.

No reservation of personal ownership was expressed at that time.

May–June 2021 — Authorship and Course Material Creation (Clarification)

Between May and June 2021

All PeaceKeepers course materials, written content, analytical frameworks, and educational structures were authored and created exclusively by Marc Horn. This includes the substantive course text, methodology, sequence, and explanatory content forming the PeaceKeepers programme.

During this period and thereafter, no alterations, revisions, or substantive changes were made by Brian Reece to the authored course materials or to the recorded video content. At no point did Brian Reece modify, rewrite, adapt, or transform the substance of the courses or videos.

Brian Reece’s involvement was limited to technical implementation only, including uploading, formatting, and arranging the authored materials within the LearnDash course platform and associated delivery systems. These activities did not involve editorial judgment, content creation, or alteration of the underlying materials.

No record exists prior to January 2026 of any claim by Brian Reece to authorship, joint authorship, editorial contribution, or ownership of the PeaceKeepers course materials or videos, nor any objection to PeaceKeepers’ continued hosting, use, or migration of that content.

June 2021 – January 2026 — Continuity of Content Without Alteration

From initial creation in 2021 through to January 2026, the PeaceKeepers course materials and associated videos remained substantively unchanged. Platform activity undertaken during this period related solely to technical hosting, formatting, or delivery, and did not alter the content itself.

This continuity establishes that all course and video materials re-hosted or migrated after January 2026 are the same materials originally authored by Marc Horn, without modification or transformation.

Pre-2026 — Absence of Objection or Withdrawal

No platform logs, correspondence, revision histories, or contemporaneous records prior to January 2026 record any objection, withdrawal of consent, or assertion of exclusive ownership by Brian Reece in respect of the PeaceKeepers course materials or videos.

Use of Vimeo for restricted course content

Certain PeaceKeepers course videos were hosted on Vimeo rather than YouTube and embedded solely within LearnDash course modules. These videos were not publicly accessible. The hosting arrangement was used to address automated copyright flagging encountered when some content previously on Vimeo was uploaded to YouTube. Marc Horn became aware of this issue when copyright warnings were generated during uploads to the new PeaceKeepers YouTube channel in January 2026.

3 July 2024 — Incorporation of the PeaceKeepers Foundation

The PeaceKeepers Foundation was incorporated on 3 July 2024. All project activity prior to this date occurred without a corporate entity.

Public trustee update videos

In publicly available PeaceKeepers update videos, trustee-based governance, including the appointment of trustees and trustee decision-making, is described by Marc Horn and Lance Peatling. Brian Reece is present in these videos and no contemporaneous objection is recorded to the governance framework described.

17 September 2025 — Manuscript upload and ISBN assignment

Marc Horn uploads the completed manuscript The People’s Constitution with a Conscience to Kindle Direct Publishing in unpublished status. An ISBN is assigned at this stage, evidencing authorship and completion prior to later internal trustee correspondence.

5 November 2025 — The People’s Constitution with a Conscience Abridged Editions published

Marc Horn publishes both The People’s Constitution with a Conscience – Easy Read Empowerment Edition and Foreinsic Abridged Edition on Amazon. At the time of publication, the works display copyright notice “© 2025 Marc Horn www.peacekeepers.org.uk” and are linked to the PeaceKeepers website.

Following publication, certain editions are unpublished and revised under Marc Horn’s control prior to later internal trustee correspondence and dispute.

7 November 2025 —Forensic Abridged Edition republished

Marc Horn publishes The People’s Constitution with a Conscience – Forensic Abridged Edition on Amazon. The published work displays copyright notice “© 2025 Marc Horn www.peacekeepers.org.uk” and directs readers to the PeaceKeepers website, evidencing intentional linkage between the work and PeaceKeepers prior to the trustee dispute.

9 November 2025 — Private circulation of draft book (WhatsApp)

Brian Reece privately shares, via WhatsApp, Volume 1 of a draft book titled
“A Forensic Inquiry in the Pursuit of Truth – The Unification of Constitutional Logic and Forensic Evidence” with Marc Horn.

The accompanying message frames the draft as a contribution to the pursuit of truth and as open to refutation and change.

9–11 November 2025 — Private discussion on language and approach (WhatsApp)

In the same private exchange between Brian Reece and Marc Horn, discussion occurs regarding the inclusion and impact of the word “God” in the draft, including considerations of:

- clarity and simplicity,
- historical linguistics,
- audience impact.

Marc Horn proposes assessing wording impact and alternatives using AI tools.

On 11 November 2025, AI output (KaCi) is introduced by Brian Reece, proposing acceptance of a theological premise as a tactical strategy for argumentation.

26 November 2025 — Statement of Case created (limited circulation)

Brian Reece creates a document dated 26 November 2025, titled
“Statement of Case: A Forensic Inquiry in the Pursuit of Truth.

The document is not served in the trustees’ Telegram group.
It is shared as a private/shared document between:
- Brian Reece,
- Hugh Goggin,
- Lance Peatling,
- and Marc Horn.

Djon Porrotte is not included at this stage.

17 December 2025 — Statement of Case expanded to full trustee awareness

Djon Porrotte, via a separate group ‘FORENSIC INQUIRY IN PURSUIT OF TRUTH’ which excluded Marc Horn set up by Brian Reece (owner of group), is added to the shared Statement of Case, bringing the document to his awareness.

On the same date, Brian Reece issues a document titled
“Fiduciary Tribunal Standing Order: Procedural Timeline & Meeting Protocol”, introducing:
- a verdict-only meeting structure,
- a “Closed Record Rule” prohibiting new argument or evidence,
- fixed deadlines,
- and a stated objective to “secure the Founder’s response.”

19 December 2025 — Hugh Notifies Marc Horn of ‘Indictment’

10:18 — Hugh Goggin apologised for calling it an indictment in the telephone notification earlier, and sent a link to Marc Horn.

20 December 2025 — Meeting scheduling and procedural objections

11:48 — Hugh Goggin posts a message indicating a meeting planned for “Sunday.”[21 December 2025]
12:00 — Marc Horn raises procedural objections, including:
- the absence of a defined “Chair,”
- an internal contradiction between a verdict-only / closed-record meeting and the stated aim of securing a response.
17:14 — Lance Peatling confirms that a meeting is set for the following day at 4pm, stating “just us.”
17:36–17:40 — Marc Horn reiterates that no meeting should proceed until the procedural contradictions are resolved.
18:15 — Marc Horn states that, once public funds are taken, transparency is a fiduciary duty and trustees must stand behind decisions openly.
19:45 — Marc Horn circulates a document titled
“Settlement of Unity: Fiduciary Audit & Proposal for Governance”, proposing:
- a forensic reply on substance over form,
- critique of closed-record procedures,
- a reconciliation protocol,
- and governance safeguards (“13 Traditions”).

21 December 2025 — First resignation - Hugh Goggin

15:54 – Djon Parrotte forwards his reply into the ‘PK Trustee’ group once he realised Marc Horn was not part of the ‘FORENSIC INQUIRY IN PURSUIT OF TRUTH’ group.

16:14 — Hugh Goggin resigns as trustee, stating that the previously intended meeting is now “irrelevant,” and requesting removal from Companies House records.
17:54 - Djon Parrotte posts Brian Reece’s ‘OFFICIAL TRIBUNAL RESPOSNE.pdf‘ expressing his concerns about transparency and fairness into the PK Trustee Group, together with his response to Brian Reece who signed the OFFICIAL TRIBUNAL RESPONSE in his letter ‘Hi Brian.pdf’.
17:54 — Djon Porrotte requests a cooling-off period, expressing discomfort with the direction and escalation of the process and concerns about transparency and exclusion.

22 December 2025 — Continued internal correspondence (two instances)

On 22 December 2025, further correspondence occurs involving Brian Reece, Marc Horn, Lance Peatling, and Djon Porrotte, in which on two separate occasions:

Brian Reece rejects Djon Porrotte’s written assessment (submitted as a PDF) on the stated basis that it did not provide “YES / NO” answers to the questions posed;
Brian Reece raises privacy concerns regarding trustee communications and the circulation of documents;
Brian Reece repeatedly demands binary (“YES / NO”) answers to a series of questions, notwithstanding objections raised regarding context, reasoning, and fiduciary process.

Marc Horn records objections that:

rejecting a trustee’s reasoned assessment on format grounds conflicts with peer-to-peer fiduciary principles; and
the process had become public once a Statement of Case and demand for determination were issued in the name of the trust.

18:51 – Djon Porrotte reiterates cooling down period again, having clarified his position, and confirming to Brian that he will respond to the further OFFICIAL TRIBUNAL RESPONSE2.pdf

You Tube control actions and export

29 December 2025

During this period, videos published on the YouTube channel incorporated PeaceKeepers branding, including PeaceKeepers logos and standard PeaceKeepers introductory and closing segments.

20:00 (UK time) - Marc Horn Changes Himself to Primary Owner from Owner; and Brian Reece from Primary Owner to Owner.

20:04 (UK time) - Brian Reece downgrades Marc Horn’s YouTube access for PeaceKeepers to “Communications Manager.”
21:11:24 UTC — Google Takeout export initiated Google Takeout archives of the PeaceKeepers YouTube content are generated with system-generated filenames beginning takeout-20251229T211124Z-….

3 January 2026

19:57 (UK Time) – Brian Reece removes Marc Horn’s You Tube access.

30 December 2025 — Djon Porrotte files reply to Brian Reece’s OFFICIAL TRIBUNAL RESPONSE2.pdf

21:27 Djon Porrotte submits in PK Trustee group his response to Brian’s OFFICIAL TRIBUNAL REPSONSE2.pdf .

23:25 Marc Horn asks what is this about?

31 December 2025 — Proposal for Dispute Resolution

17:56 Marc Horn suggests a meeting for creating a dispute resolution mechanism.

30–31 December 2025 — Takeout archives stored and handled

Google Drive metadata records the Takeout archives as:

Owner: focusmarts@gmail.com (account of Brian Reece),
Created / Modified: 30–31 December 2025,
Location: folders labelled PeaceKeepers Transfer File / PK Transfer File 2.

1 January 2026 — Additional Takeout batch

A further Takeout archive appears with filename
takeout-20260101T080811Z-3-003.zip, with Drive activity recording upload/rename actions by the account holder.

15:54 Djon Porrotte forwards Brian Reece’s OFFICIAL TRIBUNAL RESPONSE2.pdf to the PK Trustee’s group in answer to Marc Horn’s question.

3 January 2026 — Access removed and Brian Reece resignation

19:55–19:56 (UK time) — Resignation

19:55 — Brian Reece posts a resignation statement in trustee communications.

19:56 — Brian Reece sends a formal resignation email titled
“FORMAL NOTICE OF SEVERANCE, DISCLAIMER, AND ASSET TRANSFER.”

Brian Reece’s resignation correspondence expressly refers to his prior role as a trustee of PeaceKeepers.

19:57 (UK time) — YouTube access removed

Brian Reece removes Marc Horn’s remaining YouTube management access.

Marc Horn receives a Google notification email stating:
“You can no longer manage Peace Keepers.”
This was the first occasion on which Marc Horn was unilaterally excluded from administration of the YouTube channel.

No trustee determination made

No internal finding, judgment, or disciplinary determination was made regarding allegations raised against Marc Horn, as the trustees involved resigned before any decision occurred.

4 January 2026 — Platform state, offers, and GDPR response

Following his resignation, Brian Reece rebrands the YouTube channel previously used for PeaceKeepers materials and restricts public access to those videos, resulting in PeaceKeepers website embeds displaying “This video is private.”

Marc Horn, acting for PeaceKeepers:

conducts a platform and plugin audit,
initiates restoration of materials under PeaceKeepers’ direct control,

5 January 2026 — Copyright Complaint Submitted to YouTube

On 5 January 2026, Marc Horn submitted a copyright removal request to YouTube in relation to a video published on Brian Reece’s YouTube channel under the name “The Genesis Trust.”

The complaint asserted that the video reproduced substantial parts of PeaceKeepers-authored educational material, including the selection, structure, and explanatory framework of the PeaceKeepers content, and that the video had been published outside the scope of any prior permission or collaborative context.

7 January 2026 — YouTube Removes Video Following Review

On 7 January 2026, YouTube removed the video identified in the copyright complaint submitted on 5 January 2026.

The removal was carried out by YouTube following its internal review process. The video was taken offline pending any counter-notification or further procedural steps under YouTube’s copyright dispute process.

7 January 2026 - Good-faith settlement offer to Brian Reece:

Transfer of the YouTube channel back to PeaceKeepers,
Restoration of the channel as the official PeaceKeepers channel,
and prominent linking to Brian Reece’s independent project to allow viewer choice.

7 January 2026 - PeaceKeepers formal written response to Website Infrastructure & Plugin Licenses

A formal response was emailed to Brian Reece addressing his notice regarding Website Infrastructure & Plugin Licenses dated 3 January 2026 and recordings.
The response confirms: Licence claims: no substantiated licence dependencies identified; further detail required from you if any exist; Personal data: no active processing beyond lawful governance records; Trustee status: correctly updated without erasing historical fact; Specific image removal: completed.

9 January 2026 - PeaceKeepers Reminder of offer.

Reminder of offer sent to Brian Reece

9 January 2026 - Formal Response to GDPR Notice – Withdrawal of Consent (Article 17 UK GDPR)

Formal GDPR response sent to Brian Reece’s notice included in his resignation letter of the .3 January 2026.

The response states the matter is treated as closed unless new, specific, and legally substantiated grounds are provided.

11 January 2026 — Public acknowledgment of new PeaceKeepers YouTube channel

Brian Reece publishes a video acknowledging the existence of a new PeaceKeepers YouTube channel, stating that approximately 130 videos had already been uploaded, encouraging subscribers to follow the new channel, and wishing PeaceKeepers well on its new platform.

17:04 Brian Reece Rejection of prior transition proposals

Brian Reece sends correspondence rejecting the transition options previously proposed by Marc Horn on 7 January and 9 January 2026 regarding YouTube channel control and subscriber redirection asserting continued unilateral control of the channel.

15 January 2026 — Public trustee transparency update

A publicly recorded PeaceKeepers meeting confirms continuity of purpose, restoration of video materials to the new PeaceKeepers YouTube channel, reaffirmation of trust-based governance, acknowledgement of prior governance weaknesses, and steps taken to decentralise platform control and improve resilience.

16 January 2026 — Unilateral document issued by Brian Reece

Brian Reece circulates a document titled “Correction of Record & Final Standing Order”. PeaceKeepers notes the document and continues to operate in accordance with its published chronology, governance framework, and transparency policy.

All referenced videos, documents, emails, and platform logs are preserved.

Published 19 January 2026

Statement of Facts -Continuation of Governance Record (Following the Statement of Facts published 19 January 2026)

[DATE: 8 January 2026] — Public Governance Discussion (Hugh Goggin)

Hugh Goggin initiated and participated in a public discussion within the PeaceKeepers Telegram group concerning internal governance matters, including statements relating to organisational direction and philosophical framing.

During that discussion, Hugh Goggin stated that these matters formed the basis of his resignation as a trustee. He subsequently published documents setting out his position and invited readers to review those materials.

[DATE: 21 January 2026] — Objection to Publication of Resignation Record (Hugh Goggin)

Hugh Goggin communicated an objection to the continued publication of his resignation correspondence within the PeaceKeepers Foundation’s publicly available governance records and requested that the material be removed.

No specific legal basis was articulated in support of the request.

[DATE: 6 January 2026] — Notice Regarding Use of PeaceKeepers Materials (Brian Reece)

Marc Horn issued a written notice to Brian Reece concerning the use of PeaceKeepers educational materials following Brian Reece’s resignation, clarifying authorship and licence position and requesting that no further use be made of the PeaceKeepers framework without consent.

[DATE: 12 January 2026] — Public Update Regarding PeaceKeepers YouTube Channel (Brian Reece)

Brian Reece published a short public update video stating that Marc Horn and PeaceKeepers had created a new PeaceKeepers YouTube channel and that approximately 130 PeaceKeepers videos had been uploaded or were in the process of being uploaded.

In that update, Brian Reece encouraged viewers to visit and subscribe to the new PeaceKeepers channel and stated that he wished PeaceKeepers well with the new platform.

[DATE: 8–18 January 2026] — Platform Enforcement and Counter-Notification (Brian Reece)

A copyright infringement complaint relating to PeaceKeepers educational materials was submitted to YouTube and resulted in the removal of the identified video from public display.

Brian Reece subsequently submitted a counter-notification to YouTube in response to that removal. The counter-notification asserted authorship of certain diagrams and reliance on fair dealing / fair use and did not assert authorship of, ownership of, or licence to use the PeaceKeepers educational framework as a whole.

[DATE: 23 January 2026] — Formal Reminder and Second Notice (Brian Reece)

Marc Horn issued a formal reminder and second notice to Brian Reece, referencing the resignation, prior notice, platform enforcement history, and updated copyright position, and providing an opportunity to amend or remove material reproducing the PeaceKeepers framework.

[DATE: 26 January 2026] — Platform Record Clarification and Further Public Statements (Brian Reece)

A statement of facts was submitted to YouTube for record purposes to clarify the scope of the PeaceKeepers educational framework and the sequence of platform actions relating to a prior copyright enforcement process.

That submission recorded that the PeaceKeepers framework is authored by Marc Horn and that prior platform enforcement concerned framework-level reproduction, including the selection, sequencing, and analytical architecture of the framework as expressed through spoken content, descriptions, and diagrammatic material.

In written communications dated 26 January 2026, Brian Reece characterised the PeaceKeepers framework as relying upon a “simplistic 3-tier model (Grantor > People > Agent)” and stated that his work had “evolved significantly beyond” that formulation, describing a revised multi-level constitutional hierarchy as a further development of his work.

In the same communications, Brian Reece stated that an earlier video had been “deprecated and removed” on the basis that it no longer met his standards for accuracy and asserted that the removal was voluntary.

For completeness of the record, the referenced video had previously been removed from public display by YouTube following a copyright infringement complaint. This entry records the statements made and the platform context without amending earlier enforcement records.

[DATE: Ongoing] — Monitoring of Public Representations

PeaceKeepers continues to monitor public representations relating to its educational framework for accuracy and compliance with stated authorship and licence positions.

No further action has been taken as of the date of this entry, pending any new conduct.

Notes on Record Integrity

These entries are additive only and do not revise, retract, or reinterpret earlier published records.
All entries are limited to verifiable communications, public statements, and platform actions.
No assumptions, presumptions, motives, or conclusions are asserted beyond factual clarification required to maintain accuracy of the public record.

Published 27/01/2026

Statement of Facts - Continuation of Governance Record (Following Continuation Published on 27/01/2026)

27 January 2026 – Initial 72-Hour Opportunity to Correct Factual Record

On 27 January 2026, following compilation and publication of the Statement of Facts and governance chronology, Hugh Goggin and Brian Reece were each given a 72-hour opportunity to:

review the Statement of Facts;
identify any alleged factual inaccuracy; and
submit evidence-based objections limited to factual accuracy,

with the express invitation that any such objections and supporting evidence would be linked and published alongside the record to ensure transparency and procedural fairness.

29 January 2026 – Responses to Initial Opportunity

On 29 January 2026:

Hugh Goggin responded to the invitation with the statement “No Comment” and did not identify any factual inaccuracy or submit supporting evidence.
Brian Reece responded by email dated 29 January 2026, acknowledging receipt of correspondence and addressing matters relating to:
- content updates on his own channel;
- objections to data processing and publication of correspondence; and
- rejection of participation in the governance record process.
In that response, Brian Reece did not identify any specific factual inaccuracy in the Statement of Facts or governance chronology, nor did he submit evidence supporting any proposed correction.

30–31 January 2026 – Further Opportunity to Correct the Record

On 30 January 2026, prior to the meeting of the remaining trustees, and in the interests of fairness and completeness of the governance record, Hugh Goggin and Brian Reece were each given a further opportunity to provide any concise clarification or correction limited to factual accuracy, with a stated deadline of 12:00 noon on Saturday 31 January 2026.

No further responses, clarifications, or evidence-based corrections were received from either Hugh Goggin or Brian Reece by the deadline specified.

31 January 2026 – Expiry of Opportunity

In the absence of any substantiated factual corrections being provided within the time afforded, the opportunity to correct the factual record expired, and the trustees proceeded on the basis of the existing Statement of Facts and governance chronology.

The governance record remains open to correction should any specific, evidenced factual inaccuracy be identified in future.