Intelligence

  • The UK enters a new phase of Intelligence activity

    The UK’s two main intelligence bodies – MI5 and MI6 – have decided to change their names.

    They are not major differences to the past and neither do they stipulate major changes to their present missions.

    However, it indicates that staff are continuing to discuss and to deliberate over their purpose here.

    “The two UK intelligence services are changing their names. This has been in process for some time, but today we are confirming them.

    • MI5 is now known as The Security Service and it reflects a greatly expanded role it will take on in a time to come.
    • MI6 is now known as The Secret Service and this helps the public to understand its specialised role in covert international operations.

    These changes are small today, but in their respective histories they represent large steps in their place in the UK’s capabilities.

    The UK will continue to hold these two bodies to account by using their unique connection to government departments as sources of clear strength and powerful support.”

    It’s believed that the Home Office and the Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office respectively have no issue with the changes that they’re making.

    The next steps in these two bodies are now becoming clear. It’s obvious that the UK needs to pay a lot more attention to the safety of its own citizens and to the security of its interests abroad.

    It’s believed that in time to come more innovations will be deployed in the UK – particularly on behalf of MI5 – in order to increase the presence of this type of legitimate activity.

  • Caught: German Intelligence officer

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a German Intelligence officer alleged of reconnaissance of UK towns and cities has been spotted at work in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect
    A suspect alleged of collecting intelligence for a State-backed Intelligence unit in a European country.

    He’s believed to have a team of Intelligence agents that support his efforts to collect data.

    It’s believed his mission is to disrupt media in the UK. This may enable German authorities to improve the image of their departments if it proves successful.

  • Exclusive: DI “mole”

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect alleged of being a “mole” in international Defence Intelligence circles has now been spotted loitering in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect
    A suspect alleged of nefarious Defence Intelligence “mole” activity seen here in a public location in a large UK town.

    It’s believed her aspect is media and her prospect is seeking further gains in contracts and offices globally with a non-committal focus.

  • Caught: Spy “mole“

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a Spy “mole” so-called who acts as a high-level Intelligence mole for a Russia-based University department has now been spotted on location in the UK.

    A suspect
    A suspect alleged of acting as a Spy “mole” seen here preparing herself for further activity in Parliament, in central London.

    It’s believed her presence is hostile to UK citizens due to her mission to disrupt citizen communications to influence Parliamentary work, specifically in relation to the duties that MP’s have here.

    Sinister intent

    The combination of her status and intent is considered to be ‘new’ to some experts, as well as the fact it’s a University that’s believed to have sponsored her effort.

    It means that it’s also taken on a mode of infiltration, and may have included attempts at sabotage that would have affected academic institutions in the UK.

    The disastrous influence hostile State actors have had in the UK are minimal compared to her endeavours here to prevent key information from being of representative value in the process of democracy.

  • Snowden is a human, not Intelligence, story

    Edward Snowden burst onto the international scene as a defector of some size and proportion, and most of it was due to a cultural burst of controversy that hit home relevantly in many different ways.

    It’s not understood fully, however, what his move meant technically to his home country, and how it benefited Russia, and may have took some of their advantage away, but not to a significant extent.

    Last days

    He had been known, according to insiders, as a prolific and habitual reviewer of his own activity. This went against his advice.

    He’s alleged to have spent increasing amounts of time looking over his work and attempting to delete, correct, and add to reports that he had made for his superiors.

    It was seen to be a sign he was “amiss” in his thoughts, and had been speaking to people outside his home agency, the CIA.

    Private doubts

    He was a very senior staff member, and had been promoted significantly in its ranks, and given sizeable projects to work with on his own.

    The increasing pattern of self-isolation was misinterpreted as an intellectual motivation to focus and seek self-awareness.

    He was in fact struggling to balance his long-time secret role to inform Russian agents – and girlfriends – and to keep to his desk in his American role as a professional advisor.

    Ideal moves

    Edward Snowden’s final and public defection drew international attention, but without much of the merit. Just like others, it’s believed he was not that interesting to Russia after his departure.

    As much as they’re a growing international community, choosing to be in Russia against their home States, their inclusions aren’t particularly noticeable, or useful, due to their junior status relative to the country as a whole.

    Snowden’s journey only made news because American officials saw him as “comfortable” in America, and “likely to rise higher”, according to one diplomat, so it was a surprise, but not a particularly bad one.

  • Caught: China spy

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a maritime intelligence spy for China that has allegedly gained access to European dockyards has now been spotted loitering in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect alleged of spying seen here on foot in a central Reading location.

    It’s believed his presence is nefarious even though Reading – like other places in the UK – is considered a low spot for Intelligence gathering, and may just be used for rests.

  • Caught: Syria criminal

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a Syria-based criminal alleged of acting for its Defence Forces in a number of capacities on behalf of “Citizen Investors” so-called, including a number of Christian schools networks based in the UK, can now be identified by this site.

    A suspect alleged of defection and interference seen here in a public place in Reading, Berkshire.

    He’s believed to have significant Intelligence contacts in the UK, predominantly related to MI6, that act as his base for activity related to a Syrian presence here.

    The involvement of UK entities is particularly problematic because it opens up sensitive assets to exposure to criminal, terrorist, and other illegitimate activity that’s misguided and ultimately harmful.

  • Exclusive: Iran defector

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a senior ranking MI6 staff member has been uncovered as a defector in the making for the State of Iran. His position in MI6 staff lists is said to have been extensive in its remit and influence on internal arrangements and external activity.

    A lead suspect in an attempt to defect to the State of Iran is captured here waiting for his contacts in a UK-based hospital.

    In an extensive investigation conducted by this site, it’s believed that his preparation had included compiling huge amounts of documentation ready for shipment to Iran. It would have provided a detailed overview of current – and some former – military arrangements in the UK as it pertains to defence.

    It’s not thought the Supreme Leader of Iran is involved, but such matters go to a very high level regardless and this counts as a significant loss. It’s a huge setback for the nefarious intentions of the Persian republic as it relates to its efforts to advance its own interests by learning more about other, highly advanced states.

  • Caught: Fascist agitator

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a known fascist agitator alleged to correspond with similar, like-minded individuals across Europe with the aim to build up knowledge of Intelligence structures has been spotted in the UK.

    A suspect alleged of nefarious interference in European Intelligence affairs seen here in Reading, Berkshire.

    He’s believed to have started his effort by contacting Ken Gott (assumed name), a former Neo-Nazi leader of the now-defunct group “Fascist Estate”, a title he took on after its founder died. The two had discussed its renaming.

  • Russian Intelligence has improved

    The Russian state of affairs is changing rapidly, but it’s not evidently clear yet. This is intended and it’s usually the case for large, powerful states.

    Russia is improving its capabilities, but it’s not something for us to celebrate.

    Its new nuclear power is something to consider, if not plan a response to. It may be an ongoing problem in diplomatic terms and also in the manner in which we have to relate to Russian advances.

    It’s also believed that Russian Intelligence has improved its capability markedly. This is indicated by subtle rearrangements that have been seen in public, and the considered way in which Putin has looked at the war in Ukraine.

    Any improvement of this capability at any level is a huge concern to us because of what it means.

    It could lead to better understanding of hostile Russian agents against us and our interests. It means we need to be more careful and pay more attention to the detail.

    It could mean a much more aware and dynamic news sector in its remit as a branch of the State. This may entail more criticisms and less of a reason to ignore it.

    It could increase the interaction we have to undertake – on a serious level – with any Russian institutions that have cultural sway or impact. This means greater dialogue.

    The services that a decent Intelligence service provides are invaluable to a state, and if so, may prove to be a boost in prospects for the pariah known as Russia.

  • Caught: German NHS spy

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a German spy alleged of taking information from the NHS and passing it on to German contacts has now been spotted.

    A suspect alleged of spying activities seen here in a central London location.

    She’s believed to have infiltrated public bodies like NHS England and has been supported by nursing staff. It’s believed she’s also had help from German academics.

  • Caught: Intelligence agitator

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect accused of agitating against UK-based Intelligence bodies – and alleged to have played a role in preparing a mole to be put into MI5 ranks – has now been spotted.

    A suspect alleged of interference in Intelligence affairs seen here in Reading, Berkshire.

    He’s accused of working with Iranian counterparts to feed false information to “BBC” contacts. He’s also alleged of attacking MI5 staff at various bases. He’s believed to have mental difficulties.

  • Update: MI5 mole

    In a further update to a sensational plot to plant a mole in MI5, it’s believed Welsh nationalists are behind the plan.

    It’s believed to centre on economic activity and the prosperity of the nation in the Union.

    According to research, many nationalist groups in Wales remain hidden and out of view. Their activity is mainly thought to be about the protection of countryside, peopled heritage, and modern issues of urban management.

    However, apart from the existence of Parliamentary politics and local to national political activity, this sort of radicalism is thought to have its base in unnamed groups.

    They’re not believed to be armed. In fact, many closeted Welsh nationalists are pacifist.

    However, this attempt shows a concerted effort to disrupt reasonable intelligence gathering for the purposes of security.

  • Dover is safe, but the UK isn’t

    The clear-up of Dover is said to be complete, but it doesn’t mean the UK is safe. The rest of the Union has its work cut out. It’s believed by Policing intelligence sources that the spread of illegal entrants to the country has exacerbated the levels of crime in all four nations. This has resulted in increase fear, stress, and levels of tension.

    It’s not apparent what will be done next. Those of us in the know, now know that our Intelligence bodies are famously slow at responding to national events like this. They do have the resources, one person has said to me who is familiar with the matter, but lack the sufficient motivation or care and concern for others to do it.

  • Exclusive: “Intelligence” criticised

    It’s a further tale of woe for the UK’s Intelligence services. According to hundreds of insiders and thousands of witnesses, Intelligence staff in the UK are accused of rampant lying to officials and the public, and of laziness at their desks and in the field, so-called.

    It’s believed the heads of both MI5 and MI6 have left open such professional abuses and wreaked havoc on UK services including public services and the Armed Forces. They’re also under scrutiny now for alleged inefficiencies and oversights in their own work.