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  • UK gets new intelligence vectors

    The UK has received new intelligence stipulations based off an entire internal review provided by outside legal agencies. The coordination of such a large investigation is thanks to the UK government and those that took part in a public consultation.


    “UK INTELLIGENCE REVIEW

    UK intelligence is reduced to named buildings only.

    It may not base principal staff at home. Home workers may only be in a support staff capacity.

    Each HQ must account for its total number of staff on duty.

    UK intelligence may only recruit from within the UK, and is refused defectors.

    UK intelligence has an open budget that’s defined centrally by government departments.

    UK intelligence may not innovate around other political positions.

    UK intelligence may not consider the UK to be a safe or secure place.”

    Military Intelligence Services (MIS)/Public Release.


    The receipt of new vectors marks a serious moment for intelligence staff in bodies like MI5 and MI6, plus GCHQ and Defence Intelligence. It puts the bad workers in their place and elevates the good workers to dizzying new heights. This is it for intelligence work in the UK.

    It’s especially important considering the intelligence failures that have led to terror networks like Palestine Action having ‘free reign’ to attempt to kill every baby in Cambridge, for example, or to range Universities to look for targets as random kills.

  • Exclusive: Intelligence disruptor

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a criminal disruptor suspected of repeat infiltrations of Intelligence bodies in the UK has now been spotted in a public place.

    A suspect
    A suspect accused of relentless campaigns of harassment of systems used by Intelligence services like MI5 in the UK.

    He’s believed to have disrupted the public disclosure of Director General positions. It’s destabilised the authority of the positions respectively in the realm of Military Intelligence and in other quarters.

    Fake news

    The individual is suspected of having had in-depth knowledge of newspaper offices and other digital enterprises in News Journalism sectors in the UK at large.

    He’s used such access to disrupt people’s career progress, hinder the transmission of relevant information, and to disperse interest in relevant information in Army circles, and other relevant duties.