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The U.n. [the United Nations Working Group On Arbitrary Detention] Has Looked Into This Whole Situation. They Spent Eighteen Months In Formal, Adversarial Litigation. [so It's] Me And The U.n. Verses Sweden And The U.k. Who's Right? The U.n. Made A Conclusion That I Am Being Arbitrarily Detained Illegally, Deprived Of My Freedom And That What Has Occurred Has Not Occurred Within The Laws That The United Kingdom And Sweden, And That [those Countries] Must Obey. It Is An Illegal Abuse.

It's Interesting That Swiss Banks Also Hide Their Assets From The Swiss By Using Offshore Bank Structuring.

I Want To Set Up A New Standard: ‘scientific Journalism.’ If You Publish A Paper On Dna, You Are Required, By All The Good Biological Journals, To Submit The Data That Has Informed Your Research—the Idea Being That People Will Replicate It, Check It, Verify It. So This Is Something That Needs To Be Done For Journalism As Well. There Is An Immediate Power Imbalance, In That Readers Are Unable To Verify What They Are Being Told, And That Leads To Abuse.

That's A Problem. I Mean, Like Any Sort Of Growing Startup Organization, We Are Sort Of Overwhelmed By Our Growth, And That Means We're Getting Enormous Quantity Of Whistleblower Disclosures Of A Very High Caliber But Don't Have Enough People To Actually Process And Vet This Information.

The Iraq War Was The Biggest Issue For People Of My Generation In The West. It Was Also The Clearest Case, In My Living Memory, Of Media Manipulation And The Creation Of A War Through Ignorance.