Crime

Tuesday, May 6, 2025 - 21:51 Deception in social media

The average user reports a series of individually distinctive signatures when using web applications. most are familiar with the concept of their IP address being used to potentially track them. This level of tracking is only the cold vapour wisps above the tip of the iceberg. Since Web 2.0 became the norm, users have been experiencing tailored output. When blogging becomes content creation with a revenue model, the clandestine community are all over it like a microwave induced rash in order to ...'get the best value'.

Tuesday, April 22, 2025 - 20:35 Lifeline or millstone - you decide

As has been mentioned in previous articles, the concept of privacy is and always has been an illusion. The concept of the skull being some form of sacred space is simply a fiction. In this months installment, we consider how to push back against those who would deny humanity their right to self determination.

Monday, October 14, 2024 - 00:58 Shaking the money tree and catching the bad apples

The 90's was 'awash' with hastily contrived criminal enterprise. The seemingly unannounced appearance of the Regulatory Investigative Powers Act 2000 may go some way to explain the pre-millennium fraud frenzy. Some of the most brazen of these hurried schemes were seen in the security industry.

Sunday, August 25, 2024 - 10:58 Yours is not to question why

With increasing frequency, the media features news which reports on the violence experienced up and down the country. Most find the details appalling but in the same way as the fascination shown by motorway crash rubberneckers, many are compelled to read all about it. As with so many emotionally charged items of news content, there is a sophisticated chain of events which lead to the vicarious armchair viewer having their senses assaulted. This month's Persons of Interest feature takes a retrospective look at some of the failures in actionable intelligence which facilitated the murder spree of Dale Cregan.

Friday, February 23, 2024 - 16:21 Sometimes to win, you need to lose - your shit.

Keeping your head isn't always enough to guarantee your safety. There are often situations which present an appearance of a no win outcome. Regardless of the overwhelming odds, perseverance is everything. In the words of the gladiator - Death laughs at us all, all we can really do is smile back.

Tuesday, August 15, 2023 - 12:06 Repeating the same mistakes and expecting a different outcome

The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) was granted Royal Assent in the UK on the 28 of July 2000. Since then clandestine world have fallen over themselves in the subsequent land grab. The process of turning every citizen in Britain into a quivering grass has brought the population to a profoundly negative place. The concept of studying hard to get a good job and do well just doesn't exist any more. Instead the population is expected to have their personalities fractured as early as possible and spend the rest of their lives in a series of LARP scenarios.

Saturday, July 15, 2023 - 08:50 When advertising is more important than human life

All truth goes through two phases of rejection before it is accepted as self evident. Continuing the theme of severe lapses in actionable intelligence, the subject of judicial review comes into question. Complacency within the clandestine community has demonstrably resulted in the deaths of British citizens, both abroad and on British soil.

Monday, September 27, 2021 - 13:49 An uncompromising romp through the shadowy terrain of contemporary clandestine Britain

No similarities to persons past or present is intended. This entirely fictional narrative is strictly for the purposes of entertainment. Nothing referenced in the text represents anything even remotely relevant. In fact the whole thing is a massive tissue of lies, woven loosely together with nought but a cobweb of truth.