Society

Monday, July 24, 2023 - 09:43 Anti social behaviour has become a sustainable industry

Exclude all the mainstream providers from a default news feed and what remains is an overview of human negativity. Without Reuters and equivalent content seeking to trigger emotions and create polarised opinions, it's impossible to ignore how broken humanity has become. This raises the question of exactly how this came to happen. Examining the circumstantial evidence points to some profoundly malevolent actions being perpetrated against civilian populations - by their own governments.

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.

Tuesday, July 4, 2023 - 08:43 When inclusion policy becomes a legacy liability

The past two decades have seen a massive upswing in extreme gender politics. Currently the woke agenda extends to hastily inventing acronyms with which to label gender viewpoints. Apparently the labels used by previous generations to identify gender ambiguity have become outdated. Cue the invention of some paltry pigeonholes for personality profiles.

Wednesday, June 28, 2023 - 10:44 From battle patch ideologues to woke firebrands, the infrastructure is failing.

Since the release of the TCP/IP protocol, the establishment has been desperately scrabbling to keep up with society. In years past, a strangle hold on information provided governments with an iron fist of perception management. If a narrative contradicted that of the state, the state simply shut down the outlet and nobody else would be voicing concerns about the narrative. The commercial delivery of technological products such as live streaming have altered the interface between the state and the citizenry in fundamental ways.

Friday, June 16, 2023 - 21:30 When the semitiotics of apparel are predicated on ideology (Profanity warning)

Over the past couple of decades there has been an marked increase in the amount of utilitarian clothing being worn by the average person in the street. From men purchasing 'workmen' trousers to do gardening in, to women purchasing hi-viz jackets to cycle in. Neither have any occupational capacity and both have delusions of responsibility.

Monday, April 10, 2023 - 23:41 Creative marketing meets corrupt practices

When every facet and microsecond of human existence is considered to be information of potential commercial value, human rights as we knew them can not endure. Humanity is a flock of blindfolded sheep being herded toward the precipice of a major paradigm shift. While the last Covid bastions shed their 'non surgical' masks, those who initiated the paradigm shift drool all over themselves with anticipation.

Saturday, March 11, 2023 - 17:54 The archetype of natural enemies

Fact chocking services and counter disinformation campaigns are now commonplace. Thanks to the digital age, we are now only a few clicks away from the prescribed narrative. In the past, things were not quite so instantly accessible. The results endure to this day.

Wednesday, March 8, 2023 - 13:06 From Phlogiston to methane masks for cows

Due to a bizarre infatuation with highly implausible narratives, the human race has historically adopted modes of thought which have since been proven to be highly flawed. With each paradigm shift, various universal constants are offered up by magi, hierophants and more recently advocates of 'Scientism'. These directives inhabit the opposite end of the spectrum from those classified by Arthur Schopenhauer. They haven't been ridiculed or violently opposed yet somehow they become accepted as self evident.

Monday, February 27, 2023 - 22:42 A network of excellence : project number: 20.800

Requirements Engineering Network Of International cooperating Research groups

Monday, February 27, 2023 - 13:58 Triggers, incentives and Terror Targets

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.