Sir Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989. Sir Tim Berners-Lee is a British computer scientist. He was born in London, and his parents were early computer scientists, working on one of the earliest computers. Growing up, Sir Tim was interested in trains and had a model railway in his bedroom.

While most consider the world wide web to be the internet, this is not accurate. The TCP/IP protocol provides the connectivity of the internet which supports other technologies such as the world wide web, email, messaging, VOIP and various other data transfer applications. 


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Crowd Surveillance
Profiles of incompetence
No rivets, screws, nuts or bolts.
The 'UFO invasion' gravy train
Valdo Calocane
Valdo Calocane Nottingham attacks
Not tonight, regulars only
The Style Council versus City Hall
OH NO HERE COMES MARS - AGAIN
Oh no, here comes Mars again
Smoke and Mirrors
Greed is good and lunch is pushed forward
Crowd of Masked protestors
The flotsam and jetsam of a toxic tide
The Pharaoh Caesarian / Jesus Christ
Grounds gained by covert methods
ELF Mind Control
USAP technology and creative marketing
London Flash Flooding
Estuary English
Canid caravan
Reigning cats and dogs
Methand masks for cows
Bad Science and worse soundbytes
Cosmic Wheel
Immanuel Velikovsky
Grebinnikov platform
Viktor Grebennikov
Company Logo
CIA Principles of Deep Cover
Thomas Townsedn Brown
Project Winterhaven
John Hutchison
Hutchison Effect FOIA from Brian Allan
Armaments lifecycle model
RENOIR Directory
ICD705 SA501 compliant SCIF
Special Access Program - SA501
Darren Osbourne - Super Villain or Patsy?
A series of wrong turns
Extremely disturbing dogman footage
Game theory for the insane
Guild House, London
Brand loyalty and the eternity of buyers remorse
High Fashion Masks
High octane emotional energy
Social Engineering
Macro social engineering & covert control
Mind Control victim goes apeshit on M6 motorway
Perishable goods and disposable assets
Sealed hull, electro-gravitic propulsion
The Secret Space Fleet - Or is it?
BBC Typomime
Millennial Ideologues #1
Alexander the Great - Rocket or Spearhead?
Into the wide blue yonder
Bottle o' Bucky an' that, cheers.
Benedictine brain damage
Example of hand weapons
Toora loora loora loo