Journalism

  • Exclusive: MI5 Journalistic interference

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, the UK’s domestic intelligence service is accused of attacking UK Journalists.

    It’s believed to happen in the North and South of the country and affects people of varying degrees of professionalism.

    It’s also alleged UK University academics are supporting the effort. They use contact with graduates to achieve interference. It leads to more lucrative work.

  • Caught: “The Guardian” antagonist

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect believed to lead “Charges” against owners of “The Guardian” has been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect walking in Reading West, Berkshire.

    It’s alleged she’s used criminal funds to launch attacks. Her false accusations have lead to extensive litigation. It slows relevant Journalist activity in the UK.

  • Caught: MoS “Duo”

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a Mail on Sunday “Duo” suspected of serious crime has been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    Two suspects in Reading alleged of serious crime.

    They’re alleged to help criminals to harass working professionals in Ireland. They’re also alleged of serious sex crimes.

  • Caught: Gaza “Fake News” operative

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a Gaza “Fake News” operative has been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect loitering in Reading, Berkshire.

    He makes threats to staff of many companies. It’s to keep fake coverage, events, and stories in general circulation.

  • Trump’s a media letdown

    The awkward truth is some people really like a rich older man. It’s true in any culture.

    It’s even become clear in America.

    The US media can’t keep Trump out of its sight. Its pundits fawn over every ounce of gossip.

    It’s as if love is in the air.

    Trump is sure to be a letdown. He can’t get hitched to any of them. He doesn’t like media. He likes his businesses.

    He loves his job.

  • Call for information: Int. fraudster

    In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a suspect of crimes in Journalism, believed to be a fraudster at high levels, has been spotted.

    A suspect in fraud

    She’s believed to run financial crime rings against specific individuals, to derive huge value, alongside existing Journalist staff.

    Any information relating to this individual must be passed to a relevant public body. It will be used to build an accurate case, if one exists.

  • Exclusive: “Press Agent” for radicals

    In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a “Press Agent” working on behalf of European Neo-fascists has been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    He’s believed to play a large part in “Offline” Journalism, which is the same type of work but conducted in person, and privately.

  • Long Report: Going to a protest

    The journey to a protest is arduous for some. I knew of a girl who travelled from Edinburgh every time she attended a rally in London. It’s because she lived there. She did it by train. It was gruelling because of ill health, but she got used to it, she said.

    The end of her life is sad. A Journalist from France murdered her. The girl was found lying on a side of a road in the capital. The assailant claimed it was ‘diplomatic’, to protect Journalism from protest influence. She ran off after she said it.

    Running away

    At the time, Journalist’s were accused of running from issues. They didn’t turn up to sites. Their emails returned out of office notices. They ignored phone calls. This is the sort of practice that isn’t heard of in such circles, but it was commonplace.

    The quality was criticised. Albeit a relative exercise to some, discontent sounded out from all corners. There were professors missing out on lectures because of it. There were experts ruined. The University student pool had quickly thinned out.

    It wasn’t a surprise a Journalist would show such disregard for human life, but not for their job. She was accredited, but had somehow fallen away in the meantime. The credentials weren’t rescinded. Her employer had failed to recall her.

    Wasting time

    Her life was aimless. She lived along the French coast for some time, before moving to Paris. She mooched about, being watched by some colleagues – and followed by French intelligence. Her activity was random, and her killings didn’t stop.

    The girl in London was just another victim in a long line. She didn’t deserve it. Her parents felt underserved by her employer. The police in France helped, but to no end. The mystery was why her, not why it took place. The Journalist was crazy.

    Taking it back

    A protest is fraught with trouble because it stands alone. The Journalist was tracked down later, again, and found isolated. It was clear she suffered mentally. The illness now showed. There was no way to hide it. The guilt was in there too.

    The events were in the past, but people know their loss. This is what Journalists also study. They look into offences, altercations, and disagreements. There’s eventually a resolution. The personal lives of those who do are not always as clear.

  • Long Report: A juvenile view of Gaza

    A predominant force in the Middle East crisis with Israel and Gaza is the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), but it’s a difficult matter in actuality.

    It’s fashioned as a dedicated arm of the UN that aids the plight and relieves the distress of ordinary Arab populations and communities in the unique and contested territories.

    These are situated in and around the contemporary, modern state of Israel which itself says it’s at war with terror groups operating in designated zones such as Gaza and West Bank.

    Under attack

    It’s an interesting body, in that its existence predates much of the recent controversy. It’s worked in the region since 1949, providing assistance in a variety of ways to generations.

    The problem is that aid is weaponised in a war of words between unregistered groups, and unlicensed providers of education and support for Palestinians, and Israel.

    It’s also subject to its own rivalries, and internal problems. A significant juncture in its more recent history is an interruption of its activities by overzealous activists.

    They are the subject of tumult, discord, and confusion in the charity itself and it’s clouded the actual work of humanitarianism in the Middle East, and in other places.

    Making an effort

    It’s not easy tracking these people down, because they also have real jobs in real companies. These offices are difficult to locate, and access, in order to question people.

    The story goes, that on leaving college they make their way into a reasonable job and start work on diverting resources, disturbing logistics, and typing out claims.

    It’s not easy facing suffering head-on, but it’s so much harder if your work is wiped, corrupted, or replaced wholly by an actor whose intent is to disrupt your job.

    It’s the sort of technical adaptation people make in their pursuit of greater glory, acclaim, or stature. It’s written into modern day academic culture, and workplaces.

    Getting back

    The investigative work involved in the discovery of an operative who works like this is a long, arduous, and winding path. It was possible, however, if I kept trying.

    At long last, I found an individual I was looking for on a train ride back. It was the person I had been searching after since first seeing her loitering in London.

    Allegedly guilty of charity espionage

    It’s not everyday the exact subject of your research just appears. It’s also unlikely I’d see again a high-flying journalist headed for her own top job in New York.

    However, I knew it’s where she worked, so I waited on it, and it paid off. I finally reached the end of a trail of mischief, and the mystery was revealed in the culprit.

  • Sky-high propaganda

    A brief investigation into Sky News would reveal critical errors in reasoning.

    The fact is people don’t always get it right.

    It’s even clearer if those people are behind or on a screen and they groupthink it out. It’s happened at the office of Sky News and it isn’t pretty.

    The political lore of the UK is that thugs feed off propaganda and yet it’s the ordinary events of our daily lives that make for their fodder.

    It’s the so-called propaganda of a stabbing maybe that makes it happen but this is factually not true.

    It’s not us that makes it go but its own engine of hatred.

    At least, that is how more sage figures think about it. They don’t express such views so clearly because to do so is to be under immediate fire from Sky News, as they used to say.

    Although not so much these days it used to be an inside joke at one point.

    The projection of the UK by Sky News is under scrutiny sometimes because its output is suspiciously incorrect according to many eminent scholars in this field.

    They’ve revealed their misgivings in private conversations and their assessments are scathing, and don’t publicise it either because there’s no given reason to doing so.

    It just doesn’t figure as highly as others.

    The point is though at times it resembles a sort of modern form of Russian propaganda. It doesn’t help most times if an event is commented on at length to hear it from Sky News because it’s wrong.

    This is because its presentation usually comes with a dollop of visuals and insight which incites a sort of critical thought that isn’t normal here.

    It isn’t physical violence that results but political apathy.

    It’s important to separate figures from people and not confuse the two, but as an ongoing comment it also matters to separate fact from fiction.

    It appears Sky News and their news team haven’t realised it yet.