Never allow those who benefited from your expertise to erase your achievements, feather their own nests, or diminish what you delivered. I gave some of my best years covertly only to be let down by broken promises— delivering top-tier cyber and comms results while educating those who were clueless. My work may remain classified. My results do not lie. Those who now try to hide the truth or claim credit they never earned will not succeed. Integrity demands recognition of real contribution. I stand by mine. 👻 I don’t want special treatment just do your jobs fairly! Maybe actually my fathers name on that Cyber centre plaque as I did more for the funding received than anyone!! @PoliceServiceNI @ChiefConPSNI

Biolabs in Ukraine were just a conspiracy 👍🏽

Under-16's in the UK are still able to use BlueSky, which promotes hard-left ideologies and bans countering view points. They are also permitted to access Mastodon, which at it's early adoption was a network consisting of 70% illegal content (child abuse material from Japan).

I reported a serious fraud for a 73-year-old vulnerable woman oxygen-dependent, severely disabled, ex-RUC/PSNI. I had to escalate it to a SGT after the constables told me it was a civil matter. I was told for the next 3-4 months it was “under review.” When I asked him before xmas he emailed me back telling me to report it to CID myself he wasn’t doing it. I complained and escalated hard to Fermanagh command and PSNI complaints &Two days later the PSNI Economic Crime Unit contacted me and picked the case up immediately. In the same period I now hold twenty crime reference numbers for a litany of offences against this same vulnerable lady, targeted harassment, easement violations, daily intimidation. I even had to explain easement law and targeted harassment legislation to officers. She remains the key witness in the fraud case but She is still being targeted every single day. Then came the arrest. I was arrested for simply walking a lawful right of way the security entrance to my own home and sending two legal letters. The other party had illegally built a wall and gate across it. I was not permitted to submit CCTV, my own personal footage, the deeds, the maps, or any of the overwhelming evidence at the time. Six weeks later only after I escalated everything to the Police Ombudsman I was invited back to the station and finally allowed to submit the the whole digital evidence file. I love policing. I have dedicated years to helping it. When it is done right, it is one of the highest callings. But when it is wrong, it is wrong and the vulnerable pay the price. When I first started doing what I love, one of the early corruption cases I investigated involved a constable whose wife I also knew. I had clear evidence: footage of him allowing his drugged-up&drunk brother through a checkpoint, and a call telling him to hide the car. I did not submit those tapes. I gave him the benefit of the doubt. I recommended he be moved from the crime team to neighbourhood policing rather than destroyed. I regret that decision because that same officer later became the Chief Inspector at the centre of everything that followed. A few people in Fermanagh & Omagh policing are about to understand exactly why it was me who ended up doing what I have done in this life. When you fail to protect the vulnerable and suppress evidence to shield the wrong people, you do not just fail one family you fail the badge itself. Accountability is not optional. @PoliceServiceNI @PSNIFermOmagh @PONIPressOffice #PSNI #PoliceOmbudsman #ProtectTheVulnerable #FermanaghOmagh

Since the acceleration of unchecked migration into the United Kingdom, including Northern Ireland, we have witnessed concerning rises in specific crime categories that demand honest discussion. Protecting the women and children of this beautiful country is not ‘right-wing’ – it is basic duty, common sense, and moral responsibility for any responsible leader PSNI data shows overall recorded crime has fallen in recent years, reaching some of the lowest levels since the late 1990s. However, sexual offences have increased significantly, with rape reports also rising. Foreign nationals have featured prominently in certain custody figures for sexual offences. Knife crime and violent incidents persist, with tragic examples including the recent attempted beheading in North Belfast by a Sudanese national on a temporary visa – an attack that shocked communities and led to understandable public anger. Theft offences remain a public concern amid integration and resource pressures. It is not extreme to demand secure borders, proper vetting, rapid processing of claims, and deportation of those who abuse our hospitality or commit serious crimes. Our priority must be the safety of Northern Ireland’s families,our daughters, wives, and communities first. Legacy issues and economic pressures do not justify ignoring these patterns. Leaders in @sinnfeinireland, @allianceparty & @SDLPlive need to Engage with these legitimate concerns from working communities rather than dismissing them as racist or right wing Strong borders and community protection strengthen society they do not diminish it. Prioritise the people of this land. Northern Ireland and indeed the Republic of Ireland deserves leadership that stands tall for its own. Facts over feelings. Safety over slogans.

So @Signal will exit the UK before weakening end-to-end encryption. A strong no-logs VPN layered with their built-in censorship circumvention and TLS proxy support keeps access operational. Android sideloading works cleanly. @GrapheneOS will help Serious operators self-host the proxy. This infrastructure has sustained Signal in far more hostile censorship environments. The protocol does not break. Private comms continue.

Signal is 100% right. The greatest trick governments ever pulled was convincing people that freedom and privacy are obstacles to safety. What we are witnessing is not child protection. It is the construction of a surveillance architecture that will eventually monitor, profile, categorize and control every aspect of our digital lives. Today it is age verification and content scanning, tomorrow it is digital identity, then financial monitoring, then behavioural scoring, then access to services conditioned on compliance. The destination is not difficult to see. It is a technocratic system where every interaction is tracked, every transaction recorded, every opinion assessed and every citizen reduced to a data profile managed by governments and corporations working hand in hand. A form of digital neo feudalism where a small unelected class controls the platforms, the infrastructure, the money and ultimately the boundaries of acceptable behaviour. The argument that only criminals should fear surveillance is as absurd as saying only criminals need freedom of speech. Privacy is not evidence of wrongdoing, it is the foundation of human dignity, individual sovereignty and genuine liberty. The UK government is asking citizens to accept the presumption of guilt simply to communicate online. To prove who they are, verify their age and allow their devices to inspect their content before they can participate in modern society. History teaches us that every power granted to the state eventually expands beyond its initial mandate. The technology introduced to detect one form of content today will be used to police entirely different forms of expression tomorrow. The choice before us is not between privacy and child protection, it is between preserving a free society, or constructing the infrastructure of a digital prison that will further enslave us.

Signal and Mullvad warn about the UK’s plans to scan people's phones #Signal #Mullvad #UK cyberinsider.com/signal-and-…

RT @uuponline: ✍Statement from Ulster Unionist Party Leader Jon Burrows MLA

All liars eh @neil_gibson1975 👍🏽

UK government stood by as children were put at risk from grooming gangs, the Monarchy, Jimmy Saville, BBC, Epstein & co, predators hired at GCHQ, and lastly spy cops scandal... UK won't miss an opportunity to push digital ID & malware on your devices using false pretenses tho.

UK government did nothing to protect children from child rape grooming gangs, the Monarchy, Jimmy Saville, his friends at the BBC, spy cops or Epstein... but sure, monitoring your phone and digital communications will definitely be used to protect the children now...

Change is happening, and change is good for Northern Ireland. The @uuponline continue to rise in polls. You can be part of this journey by joining via uup.org/join

The UK is threatening tech bosses with prison if they don't install surveillance software on every phone in Britain. The minister who resigned for not doing this fast enough called it "incremental change."

PSNI sacks 19 officers from force in last year irishnews.com/news/northern-…

Keir Starmer: “Elon musk is the problem and Grok.” Translation: “𝕏 exposed the grooming gangs and exposes the failures of the British government .” They hate Elon and 𝕏 because they cannot control the narrative.

Complete insanity in the United Kingdom. The calls for @Keir_Starmer to be immediately removed for allowing this once great nation to go into the toilet are not only righteous but necessary. Henry Nowak may he R. I. P.

So @Keir_Starmer … Billionaires like George Soros & Bill Gates influencing and interfering in UK politics ✅ Elon Musk ❌ #TwoTierKeir

Europe’s largest criminal networks aren’t just one step ahead they’re holding the files. Dossiers on crooked Europol and Interpol insiders, names, numbers, payoffs, the works. And the stench doesn’t stop at middle management. It goes right to the top. The very people we’re told to trust with our security have been bought and sold*

Two police officers have recently been dismissed from the Police Service of Northern Ireland over behaviours that were “abhorrent and completely dismissive of any respect towards colleagues in the workplace”, the Chief Constable has said. belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/…

Officers from the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s International Policing Unit have today arrested a woman who is wanted in Lithuania to serve a prison sentence there in relation to serious sexual offences committed against a child. Read more here, orlo.uk/psKqB