Exposing Corruption Using a Highly Resilient Platform
Despite the death threats problem (handled by police this week), the cyber attack problem (mostly under control now) and the lawfare problem (we're now represented by a Director of a law firm and two high-profile counsels) we are going ahead with several high-importance series about corruption. The tale about EPO corruption (or Tale of Two Antónios) will last the entire month and our hosting entity - a company I've been with since 2003 - reports some improvements this week*. Domestically, the site takes a tenth of a second to fully load. To reach visitors in Germany it can take a quarter of a second (we don't use third parties like CDNs, everything is served directly from our recently-upgraded servers):
Readers who have something to share about ongoing series ought to contact us. They probably can - given enough will (not the will to send threats to kill) - figure out how to reach us (encryption is possible). We envision huge changes at the EPO by year's end; as for IBM, it has become just a fast-depleting cookie jar for corrupt managers. Like GAFAM, it's 99% posturing, 1% perspiration (Wall Street is superstition). We only need the collective courage and resilience (decentralisation was established in 2020) to keep exposing their obvious lies. Growing levels of trust, based on our track record, help us attract whistleblowers. █
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* Things ought to be better now (improved routing).
