Records of worldwide security and oversight reports regarding collaboration and complicity of high level authorities and tech companies with criminal human rights violations, breaches of international humanitarian law, and violations of the Geneva Conventions in service of the interrelated global far right monarchist / technocratic / neoreactionary / Network State movements.
Starting with a report to the CIGIE (Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Ethics) regarding Intelligence Community activities during assassination attempts on July 05. 2024, I then reported to the House Oversight Committee (the Congressional committee that oversees funding to Federal agencies).
Still without an official response, I escaped to Zurich by plane and managed to finally submit a report to the UNHCR (the United Nations High Commissioner of Human Rights) despite severe cyberattacks and clandestine assaults after making it to Helsinki by rail and air via Germany. At this point I had already faced repeated refoulement on the Canadian border, which had assured me my life was considered forfeit.
Still later I filed follow up reports with both the CIGIE and UNHCR, as well as reports with the IC3 (the FBI) and INTERPOL. All of these agencies neglected to offer official responses, and may have engaged in reactive repression, censorship, aggressive counter-investigation, and serious, life threatening whistleblower reprisal.
The complicity and cooperation of major transnational corporations in these abuses—likely in defense of the tech sector prior to Trump’s second term being tinted by ever darker authoritarianism—comprises an entirely seperate chain of evidence that is hardly hinted at here, but often times has crossed the threshold of torture by definition via supply chain and denial of service (sociocybernetic) attacks, in cooperation with both national and transnational authorities.
This is the entire worldwide neomonarchist movement—a terrifying iteration of technified far right extremism that has resisted thorough definition, litigation, or monitoring, often due to their vital role in the American Defense, communications, and economic sectors.
What is at stake here, however, is not just the modern state of human rights, it is the entire collected corpus of human knowledge under threat from digitization and augmentation via malicious AI and extremist sociocultural narratives of chauvanistic supremacy. It is the memory of humankind at stake, and all of our individual rights and liberties so hard won across the centuries.
Don’t forget it.
