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Friday, October 16th, 2026, 1:35 am

Documenting Swatting Attempts

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Roy and Rianne collage

This week we began documenting what happened almost 3 years ago. The following 4 parts will be followed by plenty more:

2026-10-12 Intercontinental Brigading – Part I – The Failed Attempt to ‘Swat’ Our Series About the Attacks and Crimes Committed Against Us
2026-10-13 Intercontinental Brigading – Part II – An Outline of This Series
2026-10-14 Intercontinental Brigading – Part III – Reporting Harassment From America to British Police
2026-10-16 Intercontinental Brigading – Part IV – Harassment Registered With the Police Before Projection Attempts Made From America

There’s a happy ending, sort of. But it’s unfair that people go through this for doing good work, for free.

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