Fifth Edition
ECONOMIC DAMAGE
The police and
military endeavour to inflict economic damage on the individual rebels and
radicals. In shops they overcharge the revolutionaries for small change with
which they pay waifs and nuisances to cause a disturbance in the early hours of
the morning. This is invariably performed by women who are the cast-off
mistresses of the soldiers.
Audit checks or
calculation of the amount the rebel has in his pocket are commonly carried out
by the political police as they tail their quarry from shop to shop. Aware of
this practice the republicans informed the police through An Phoblacht of the
cost of the rocket attack on 10 Downing Street as the British War Cabinet met,
coming to £13.45.
The lesson is
clear. Count your change and ask for a receipt from the cast-off mistresses of
the police and military.
DER SPIEL: THE MEDIA
Variations on a
theme. Recently while being targeted for street scenes and "overheard
conversations",I became aware that the slamming of doors and windows, with great violence during the daytime and early night.The adjacent
dwelling’s doors were slammed ,with such great force,as to cause discomfort by all
adjoining neighbours.
In 2004, a
police arresting officer who took me to a psychiatric hospital for political
detention revealed that they were working closely with their Southern
colleagues.
For the duration
of the targeting by eight political policemen and twelve former soldiers in the
pay of the military intelligence rabble the immediate area in the vicinity of my
dwelling was ‘frozen’ by police. They never returned to the immediate area while" noise measures " were in progress.
POLITICAL POLICING
NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH/ CIVIL SOCIETY
TACTICS. "Shut
that door!" Tactical noise (CIA)
In place of banging
doors in an adjacent home (or flat in a block of flats),the Northern Irish
ex-soldiers and political police have a different tactic.
After long
preparation they identify and recruit bible thumpers and demented old women to
violently slam car doors and windows shut in the vicinity of the home of their
target. This behaviour begins almost episodically and in a minor way but builds
up to a symphony of auditory disturbances. The aim is to traumatise and
disorientate their political opponents.
In payment for
this service they offer employment in nursing homes for unmarried mothers,
employment in shops owned by ex-soldiers and employment in NATO countries.
This operates restraint of trade to the extent that Britain is mired in an intractable
economic crisis characterised by the reality that vast numbers of people are
excluded from the workforce by military and police violence, intimidation and blacklisting.
POLITICAL POLICING
HOW? TACTICS: SHOPKEEPERS
The role of
newsagents as small business people. The newsagents are a favourite target of
policemen and soldiers who aim to recruit police spies. In the style of the CIA
cult of mutual agency, the rebel writer is ‘their agent’ for the ‘news’ in
return for the newsagent selling them a newspaper.
This is illegal.
Breaking in and entering a target's house or dwelling is a criminal offence and
the photographing of writing is theft.
The sale of a
newspaper is a contract. The target pays cash for the contract. It forms a
separate legal relationship.
The newsagent
who sells the dishonestly appropriated intellectual product of a writer is stealing. The money may be
paid in a small amount but the "dealer" is liable for the full financial sum at market values.He also runs the risk of punitive damages if he comes before the courts.
POLITICAL POLICING
WHO? AGENTS.
HOW? THE ROLE OF ADVERTISING.
Advertising
plays a key role in the targeting of radicals. The spies and police and
military intelligence agents love contact with their targets to familiarise
themselves with their state of mind. On the basis of personal contact, they
hope to avoid the consequences of their words and actions. The scriptwriters for
those false and misleading radio adverts directed at approximately 285 "targets" in the North of Ireland are usually women. As women, they are prone to
hysteria.
In the early
1990’s, I encountered constant advertising on RTE radio advertisements
while living in Dublin. It was, “Joe …” and “Joe …” and so on in advertising.
The advertising
agencies are owned by the U.S. and English multinationals who performed a
confidence trick on their former owners by buying them out with a currency that
in reality is worthless. This is the style of the English and American swindlers. The hysterical behaviour in question was apparently the work of
Valerie Murphy of Kerry.
Incidentally the
former Taoiseach, Robert Ahern, has investments in a media company.
POLITICAL POLICNG
TACTICS: CIVIL SOCIETY
MAFIA STREET
BEHAVIOUR
“I shall protect the man on my right” (Isaiah).
In their
behaviour psychotic lunatics in the pay of the police, military and secret
police imagine that they can forestall the consequences of their criminal
activities. This behaviour was learned from the mafia which has plagued Italy
from the Middle Ages. In truth, these madmen and women are in the service of
the state and the CIA, a role which schizophrenia suits them to.
To get
themselves ‘covered’ for criminal trespass, watching and besetting ‘targets’
houses and property theft, the mafia observe certain ‘rules’. The criminals
will pass between their target and the buildings on the street. They will seek
to get themselves “covered” by meeting their target on a bridge. They will also
endeavour to pass him on a corner. Another favoured method is to get oneself
“covered” on a street corner. Such behaviour requires mountains of
intelligence. This is gathered by the police.
The military
take some time to build up their surveillance operations. They pay the children
of drunkards with employment for keeping a watch on the dwellings of targets.
Mobile phones are then used to communicate the departures and arrivals of
targets from their dwellings. When their quarry is absent,jailbirds can enter the
house to photograph the writings of the literate targets.
This
intellectual property is then passed on to a small businessman for photograhic development.
The next stage is that of the analyst, also a member of the syndicate and drawn
from the ranks of former revolutionaries.
At this stage,
the professional and paid intelligence officer steps into the frame. He will
distribute the intellectual property to those whom he seeks to influence and to
whom he has access. In the case of this author’s ideas for a revival of the Irish
economy, these ideas were passed onto Michael O’Leary, a multi-millionaire
chief executive of Ryanair and publicised in part in The Sunday Independent on 17th
August 2008.
A complaint was immediately
made by this author to his solicitor. Asserting legal rights drives away the
thieves but only invites further commentary by the soldiers of the Irish and
British Army.
A business front
had been established by MI5 in Forthill Street, Enniskillen to trade in the intellectual
property of the ‘target’. The police ignored this business front organisation
since they were already aware of the government's policy of theft and breach of
intellectual property. They acquiesced in hoards of criminal and illegal actions.
On Sunday 24th
of August 2008, after having approached my solicitor during the previous week
to assert intellectual property rights over the stolen material, I was asked
for directions by a MI5 two-man team. These gangsters imagined that this would make
me their “agent in the theft and publication” of my ideas on the Irish
economy. Perhaps these lunatics and agents of the British would derive comfort
from a proper psychiatric examination.
In 1991, after
‘covering the ass’ of the FBI agent Patricia Martin at the bottom of Harcourt
Street, Dublin I was subjected to 5 months of sleep deprivation by their
agents, heroin addicts and drunkards. Eventually I was attacked by a “madman
with a cutthroat razor in his hand”. The FBI and CIA exploited full spectrum dominance in the Free
State to deploy violence against the target. The sleep deprivation activities came to an end
after a report to the Gardai at Kevin Street, Dublin. A false prosecution
followed in March 1992.
POLITICAL POLICING
TACTICS: CIVIL SOCIETY
Die Panikmache
The police
attempt to create unease and insecurity with the street ‘racing’ of spies and provocateurs,
particularly women. Accompanying this tactic is the new tactic of utilising
ambulances to inspire fear, insecurity and panic.
On the basis of movements
and intelligence gathered by the neighbourhood watch, the police mobilise
surveillance on their targets by following them through the streets. They
are accompanied in these days of political psychiatry by ambulance drivers
often with sirens blaring to inspire fear of psychiatric hospitals. The
ambulance drivers openly boast that “It is better than working” as they deliver
political suspects to psychiatric hospitals.
When ambulances
start their street scenes with sirens blaring there is, in fact, little danger
of psychiatric detention because, in my experience, they are aware that their
terror has been superseded by the prospect of imminent legal action. As employees
of the state and collaborators with the British police and military, they fear
exposure and retribution.
In law, their
actions amount to intimidation and are actionable Because the police gather
information for the prosecution of criminal activities and are collaborating in
a campaign of intimidation, these criminals are allowed to escape scot-free.
POLITICAL POLICING
HOW? TACTICS?
Entrapment:
Agents Provocateur
It is a
well-established practice of the political police and secret police to recruit
informers by entrapment. This practice is illegal in the United States and
leads to acquittal. The state also offers various other forms of enticement to informers.
Recent cause
celebres of provocateurs included arms deals in Slovakia, a so-called sting
operation arranged by the Secret Intelligence Service in collaboration with NATO
agents. Three Real IRA arms-buyers were lured into a trap with a bogus Iraqi "arms dealer". In fact, no crime was committed since no crime was possible.The
trap was a police deception.
Another form of entrapment i.e. the honeypot was
practised on Denis Donaldson. He was "compromised" by a sexual entrapment ploy
by Special Branch and MI5 in 1985. (After 1980 the spy recruitment drive was
launched on Thatcher’s initiative). Nubile young women were recruited and an
encounter with such a femme fatale embarrassed Donaldson to the extent that he
turned informer to prevent blackmail by exposure to his wife.
Money or
financial enticement is another ploy used by the Special Branch. During the
Troubles informers were paid by the amount of arms and explosives recovered.
They were also paid by the head for volunteers murdered by state assassins.
Their role was to provide notice of insurgent’s movements to the Free State and
Northern political police.
Informers and wasters are also recruited by the offer of state employment. This employment
is provided through those who collaborate with the police and military in
return for cession of legal actions,usually Freemasons.
Other agents are
paid with promotion in their careers and invested with political influence. Their
promotion is in the private sector and can be arranged by other police agents.
POLITICAL POLICING
TACTICS: MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS
Intelligence –
censorship, suppression, control and manipulation of the media.
In news
management, the police and military intelligence agencies attempt to exercise
full spectrum dominance. This is the public doctrine of U.S. Military Intelligence and Central Intelligence Agency. In Britain the Government Communications Headquarters employs ten to twelve thousand people whereas the
National Security Agency in the United States employs two hundred thousand.Figures for the GCHQ compare to three thousand Security Service employees. The
press, television, radio and internet communications are monitored. The aim is
to impress, manipulate and damage psychologically.
In dissenting publications, the main aim of the spies is to steal the thunder of the less
radical writers by passing their best ideas on to politicians and pundits. The
spies endeavour to postpone to the Greek calends exposures to avoid embarrassment
to serving politicians.
The censorship
of independent publications and the internet is largely aimed at the
destruction of the writings and rewards. This is the practice of the Special
Branch, the Security Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. These
agencies endeavour to isolate the target from his confederates and his natural
milieu.
Letters are a long-established
method of communication. A postmaster everywhere in the world is chosen on the basis of
his reliability to the police. In cases of political dissidents who are in the
grasp of the psychiatrists,mail is intercepted. Notice of appointment of the postmaster is
engineered to precipitate a crisis and establish a pretext for incarceration.
Assassination
represents the ultimate form of suppression of dissident opinion.
Mobile
telephones provide a means by way of the bipolar radio signal interception method to monitor the
movements of police targets.
POLITICAL POLICING
TACTICS: THE MILITARY
The Role of
Drugs in Warfare Part 1
- Illegal Drugs. MI6 Cannabis
British
Army – Afghanistan,opium;Colombia – cocaine,SAS, American Army.
MI6
operating out of Holland used cannabis to recruit and control agents in the 1980's.
Glock
pistols and submachine guns and Brian Meehan gang/ Gilmartin – UVF/UDA Belfast
plus threats to S.F. in Fermanagh before guns seized along with drugs.Dutch
police seized third part of consignment.
- Opium
Since the time of Alexander, the path to Afghanistan has been taken by all armies. Drugs
are given to soldiers to make them fight harder. U.S. in Afghanistan. Dutch
traders. British in India.
2. Prescription drugs
2. Prescription drugs
The
doctors as agents of the police sedate some.
The
doctors as evil-doers in their own right drugging the criminals, soldiers and
proxy groups as well as freelance agents to make them attack republicans.
Income
of doctors. Pharmacists. Labour Party rewards doctors heavily as it relies on
their services and proselyting for votes. British intelligence services perceive a need for
their services due to poor education and tradition of uncritical acceptance of
their superiors.
Numbers employed in NHS greatly outnumber those in the Army.
POLITICAL
POLICING
CASE STUDY
Doctors
and cases of double jeopardy (Belfast)
1985.
Dr John Egan prescribes a tranquiliser which induced sleep for twelve hours a
day. This had the effect of making it almost impossible for a republican law
student to complete his study and to graduate. The secondary impact of this
narcotic was its well-known side effect which was to cause colon cancer.
A
colonoscopy was refused by Dr Leo O Morain at the Meath Hospital in Dublin is September 1988
to prevent medical intervention. Five segments of a clove of garlic dislodged the polyps in
1991-1992.
Harland
and McClean
Typhus
and Tapeworms
1980-85
accusations of "hypochondria". 1981 infected with typhus
Arrest
for depression.End of legal career.
Radiologists
Lung
cancer 1984-5
Colon
cancer 1991-2
Cody
anaesthetist. Colonoscopy at Erne Hospital in early 1992. Cover-up by Cody and
Mulhern.
Bronchitis.
Mulhern late 1990’s
1989/1992
Harris, Harrington St., Dublin
Reported
fever. He said “Treat yourself”
1991-2
Dr Sheila Murnaghan Ballyfermot TCD Out Patients Department. First encounter with an MI6 doctor
POLITICAL POLICING
TACTICS: POLICING
Movements
intelligence – the key to escalating police and military intimidation. Lookalikes quickly appear.
Set-up
by those one puts trust in as a choice of location for living
Observation
posts in line of sight to target’s house, flat or dwelling.
e.g. Morning Lane estate 1987-1988
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St Teresa’s Gardens December 1989-April 1992
Comings
and goings monitoring leads to entry by thief with camera and examination of documents and
illegal searches for guns and explosives
3-shift
system. 24 hours a day 7 days a week surveillance. The establishment of 3
members of the same family with ADT back-up and regular police supervision.
Document
to Mil. Int front business. Shops.Trading in illicit
publications
POLITICAL
POLICING
MILITARY: MATCHLESS
When
a police target or someone labelled as a political dissident by politicians or
police leaves their home the thief who enters through an open window will leave
a reminder of their presence.
This
consists of a live match left lying on the floor where a social democratic
writer is a resident. Small items are often taken and replaced at various
intervals by the thief to sow confusion. This practice encouraged by Regulation
of Investigatory Powers Act which is operated by local councils.
- It is a provocation,in institutional social democratic words;talented agitators are derailed.
