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> Literally no one here cares though. Brits tends to hold the opinion that if you just don't say or do the wrong things you'll be fine. I after ten years of po
by Zenst 4y ago
> Literally no one here cares though. Brits tends to hold the opinion that if you just don't say or do the wrong things you'll be fine.
I after ten years of police incompetence, failure, sheer ineptitude and negligence of the police to deal with abusive heroin/crack addicts did my own survaliance and with all the evidence, they still failed to do a thing. Even predicted drug dealer activities and events before they even happened and then with fair and sound warning, they still failed. Even with evedence they failed to even offer any up against the offenders in crown court and they walked. I could write a novel at the failures they have done, from passing witness satments onto drug dealers to bending over backwards for them. Even predicted and warned about danger of life to others and they were allowed to just die.
So yes, you can say and do what you like without being held to account as long as your a criminal who can play the system and get away with it.
Which is why I'm in the process of making it all public and shame all those failures in the open. Already have the Met Police on special measures. Already flagged and raised two major security flaws in their systems to entities higher and dare say I'm not even scratching the surface here.
Hence your comment about "litterally no one here cares" rings true too me of the police themselves who have for all effect enabled crime and victimhooded the real criminals at the expense of innocent lives and with that. I dare say they will find a way to charge and arrest me once I do it but damit, this can not carry on and the levels of failure are so deep and wide, it is the right thing to do.
Any suggestions about releasing such whistleblowing level of data to augment what I have inplay would be welcome though.
- landemva 4y agoTo get started, simply buy a domain and host it via blogger. Create a new blog entry every week.
- Zenst 4y agoWell, duristiction of domains (also hosting) can be a factor as well and looking at ways to curtail it being easily removed and with that - out of reach of parties involved.
- techdragon 4y agoI would avoid sharing information like that without solid effort to prevent you being identified as the source. I’d start with anonymous drop-box for a newspaper, from a throwaway laptop, using tor, etc…. and see if they publish enough. Just don’t put yourself in harms way, and you probably know how wide that is since you’re investigating their incompetence and negligence.
- Zenst 4y agoAlas that is kinda hard and really impossible in this matter, but wise advice and if was an avenue, it would already be done. Really is a case of dammed if I do and dammed if I don't and picking which flavour of dammed I go with and with that, I choose the one that helps others iraspective of impact upon me. Not ideal but then, sometimes in life you just have to do the right thing whatever the personal cost involved.
- rootw0rm 4y agolots of claims, no evidence. You sound like a busybody with a beef until you share your smoking gun. I hope that I'm just being a bit insensitive and you prove me wrong, good luck.
- Zenst 4y agoNo that's a fair observation given the what you have to go on (a single post) and kinda the case of need to get the smoking guns out, which is what I'm in the process of doing. Thank you.
- iasay 4y agoThis is about right. A friend of mine was hit by another car two weeks ago and was injured in the crash. The other driver drove off without stopping. Police didn't turn up for the accident. They handed 360 dash cams over to the police. The registration plate was clearly visible. It checks out on DVLA and MID as taxed, MOT'ed and insured. Police have managed to do nothing so far with any level of competence, have note even attempted to contact the vehicle owner and have managed to lose the video evidence and half of the case notes so far. That and a few other cases over the years including an attempted stabbing, burglary and car theft has given me a really bad opinion of the police. They have not managed to actually help me once. The stupid one was the car theft. The policeman who turned up said they know who did it and where the car was. Then 4 weeks of silence followed by an apology letter.
- Zenst 4y agoWell, hopefully the climate will change and others will come forward once it gets traction as a lot of things just get glossed over and burried to the stage that it does nobody any good and just enables bad actors more than is right. Don't even get me started on the court system which hands out weak sentences and then gives a 50% discount - even today that the whole deterant it was is nolonger the case as it has become so watered down that it casts a mockery of it all and that's just the instances in which it even gets and goes to trial.
- iasay 4y agoI think you underestimate the amount of bureaucracy they can muster to avoid acknowledgement and change. But I live in hope.
- Zenst 4y agoOh I'm fully aware of what they can do in their ability to dismiss, ignore, false flag and can be akin to kicking you in the nuts and feeling that their right to focus upon their hurty ears as you scream in pain, is very much a playbook used by so many in many walks of life. Hence looking at multiple avenues of release to curtail much of that.
- alex_duf 4y agoIf you intend to release data and want it out: https://www.theguardian.com/securedrop https://www.theguardian.com/securedrop
- Zenst 4y agoThat is a good suggestion - thank you, certainly a suitable platform to get things out. Appreciete the suggestion.
- pjc50 4y agoThe Met in particular are a disaster: https://www.politicshome.com/news/article/what-does-it-mean-that-the-met-police-have-been-placed-in-special-measures https://www.politicshome.com/news/article/what-does-it-mean-...