Mental illness

Otherwise non-descript graduate suddenly goes on rampage

18 June, 2023
In line with the previous articles covering considerable lapses in actionable intelligence, we examine the June 2023 attacks in Nottingham. As with many of the subjects of such analysis, the perpetrator appears to have no motivation behind the seemingly random attacks. A pattern of idiosyncrasies ties in to a disturbing trend being seen in recent years.

Triggers, incentives and Terror Targets

27 February, 2023
When a high profile 'terror' attack takes place, the response of the authorities provides insight into potential contributory factors. With major investment in surveillance, the possibility exists that some of these attacks could have been avoided. The uncomfortable reality of LIHOP and MIHOP come to the fore as we examine the Finsbury Park Mosque attack.

The replacement of the petro-dollar with the con-cent

24 February, 2023
Since 2019 the global population have been subjected to an unprecedented social control system. Deployed under the mantle of public health, many of the liberties and freedoms that the military industrial complex vowed to maintain through the auspices of the 'War on Terror', have been put to one side. This is not the first time that humanity has been subject to the ethically ambiguous directives of mass social engineering.

Failures in actionable intelligence and the shortcomings of the PNC database

30 March, 2022
There's absolutely no doubt that this Laidi Benomor SNAFU reeks of some major mismanagement. The changing of his name and the illusion of him being Iraqi is very suspicious. This story was distinctively unusual when it emerged in the news. In fact, it stuck out like a naked man with his hair on fire. Men in suits generally do not go on unarmed rampages in West London at 4:30 AM. If they did, I imagine that the authorities would be compelled to do something about it by way of prevention. Perhaps making everyone wear tracksuits or primary coloured overalls or something.