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Archive for August, 2026

Boastful Legal Letters That Reveal One’s Own Weaknesses

I‘ve just realised that it is a lot worse than I thought for the narcissist who chickened out of his own hearing. Their letters give away their weaknesses, however it’s veiled and disguised as some kind of “strength” or “virtue”.

How much more money are they willing to waste to cover up what they did for the two Americans?

Techrights 1, Greed 0

An own goal occurs in sports when a player performs actions that result in scoring points for the opposition, such as when a footballer puts a ball into their own net.

The closer we look at where we stand, the clearer it seems that millions spent trying to silence us were wasted and cannot be recovered.

Of course Techrights is a community site (I did not start it), so this is a win for the community and for freedom of the press.

It Looks Like BRETT WILSON LLP Delays or Avoids Showing Its Atrocious Financial State

Something seems missing, no?

BRETT WILSON LLP

I am not an accountant and I don’t pretend to be one. It seems to be like someone tries to duck obligations or delay them by several months.

Rianne’s Birthday

Unpublished and In Progress: roy, rianne

Rianne’s birthday is 3 weeks away and I am so happy that she is managing to find happiness not in wealth but in simple things. Health comes from good sleep and sleep requires a calm mind.

Costs of Food

Techrights Turns 18, chocs

I am seeing sharp increases in food prices and this news headline from yesterday helps explain a key factor: Britain could face food shortages as drought continues, farmers warn

My dad asked me about this yesterday. Everyone can see the increases, but many politicians focus on something else.

Yesterday we purchased a great deal of fruit. It’s considered vital to organs’ function and it has gotten exceptionally expensive until or unless one knows where to find a good deal (either in bulk or as standard).

For people who are poor, a healthy diet is priced out of reach.

For more and more people food banks have become a necessity. If we have homeless people and many empty homes, our society is failing. If we have billionaires and people who are hungry, our resources and not distributed properly…

“The best defense is a good offense”

Crossposted from Techrights

“Generally, the idea is that proactivity (a strong offensive action) instead of a passive attitude will preoccupy the opposition and ultimately hinder its ability to mount an opposing counterattack, leading to a strategic advantage.” -Wikipedia

A few weeks ago we took everything up another notch and we’re nowadays able, or so I hope, to produce better articles (not just more of them, quantity is never the sole goal). Judging by considerable growth in traffic, this is paying off and we’re even getting more whistleblowers to offer us more exclusive “scoops”. This year our main challenge is keeping up with all those “scoops” and finding a way to cover them all in a timely, impactful fashion.

The desperate acts seem to have backfired spectacularly. As a friend of mine put it yesterday (we spoke in person near Openshaw), we have nothing to worry about anymore because it seems clear that the other side is already acting out of sheer desperation and it cannot escalate any further. Worse yet (for the other side), the death threats are being investigated by another investigator now. Maybe this can culminate in the arrest of the fraternity of lawyers, a notorious clique from London’s SLAPP industry. They keep self-incriminating in a number of ways each time they send threats and demands mirroring the illegal communications sent our way.

Their principal client has, evidently, become increasingly irrelevant (social control media posts without any “likes”, not even one blog post per month) and maybe lost his job because he thinks burning effigies of living humans is pleasurable.

This week we have several surprises coming. Stay tuned.

Daniel Pocock Campaigns on Platforms Against Social Control Media

Daniel Pocock

With Daniel Pocock mentioned again today (in the mainstream/local media), ahead of an election race that is due 10 days from now (we had ours last week) let’s examine what he is proposing: “In 2024, I contested the European Parliament election for the most disadvantaged region in Europe, Ireland’s Midlands North West. On 6 June 2024, the day before voting, members of the Debianism cult distributed a falsified legal document in contempt of court. The timing of the malicious publication was clearly an attack on the democratic process. In 2025, it was revealed that a key member of the group engaged in that vendetta is a registered sex offender from Florida. Other members of the group have repeatedly and publicly expressed support for violence. Subsequently, I published a detailed history of the dispute, demonstrating how another collaborator in the group died on our wedding day in 2011. His wife became the mayor of Basel. Imagine having that death on your mind on your wedding anniversary every year. As with everything in Switzerland, there is extreme embarrassment about the whole affair because it was part of the Debian suicide cluster. Many people in Clacton-on-Sea are deeply concerned about the risks of social control media for their children. If this online culture is not even safe for the people who created it, how can it be safe for kids? Mental health, in general, is a big issue for the region.”

Mental health aside, there is hostile foreign intervention.

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