Clacton manifesto: Reform UK hacking, leaks, raw sewage & 8GB Swiss Archive

The end of my campaign in the Clacton-on-Sea by-election is close. The guy who resigned in July admits hitching his wagon to the high priests of social control media and cryptocurrency. If the much-anticipated Bitcoin market implosion were to occur before polling commences on Thursday, Reform UK supporters could very quickly abandon their party. The manifestos published by rival candidates will be vital reading for voters making up their mind at the last minute.

Here is the video about police from Switzerland being used as a weapon against unpaid volunteers to try and destroy evidence about the Debian suicide cluster. This is contrary to UK law on gross negligence manslaughter:

 

In July, every household in Clacton received a piece of the truth in their letterbox: the fact that this other engineer died on our wedding day, starting a fifteen year campaign of online harassment against my family.

This is one side of the flyer distributed in letterboxes:

 

Moving to Clacton-on-Sea

I first came from Australia to the UK in 2002. As a consultant in technology, I have regularly relocated for the needs of clients and employers.

Approximately twenty percent of the people I spoke to in Clacton-on-Sea tell me they expect their new MP to make a sincere effort to relocate and live in Clacton-on-Sea. If the people vote for me to work for them, I will treat my constituents like any other client and I will immediately relocate and base myself where they want me: in the constituency.

This is one of the few campaign promises voters can trust: official statistics tell us ninety-nine percent of Australians live within one hour of a beach. In other words, Clacton-on-Sea is my natural habitat.

Local first: where local needs meet the national agenda

In the second leaflet distributed personally to voters, I've emphasized two local policies.

The first local policy commitment is the construction of a tramway linking Jaywick, Clacton, Holland-on-Sea, Frinton and Walton-on-the-Naze.

 

The second major policy is the commitment to making Clacton-on-Sea a wellness hub for all ages. Wellness is about dignified living. Closely intertwined with that is my suspicion about attempts to promote the notion of so-called "dignified" dying. This is a slippery slope.

I understand some voters have expressed concerns about people who seek political asylum. Why don't these voters have at least the same outrage for the floaters that wash up on the Clacton region's beaches due to substandard infrastructure for wastewater treatment?

National security: Reform UK hacking, leaks & the 8GB Swiss Archive

As already explained in my submission to the European Commission, countries serious about sovereignty need to have sovereign app stores. Likewise, any apps the public use for essential services like communication and bill payment need to be fully transparent and open source. This is an attitude that is universally agreed upon by experts in data privacy and cybersecurity.

 

When the former member of parliament resigned, he admitted he couldn't protect his own party from hacking and leaks.

The smell of a huge contradiction is nauseating. In the same resignation speech, he boasted about his seven million followers on social control media.

Each year, IBM produces their well-known Cost of a data breach report. IBM's report typically ranks social engineering attacks as one of the most pervasive and expensive challenges faced by industry and society.

Ironically, the seven million followers the former member for Clacton boasts about can be taken away from him in the blink of an eye. In January 2021, the Silicon Valley overlords demonstrated their immense social engineering powers when they bypassed the courts and simply cut off the social control media accounts of then-US President Donald Trump. They demonstrated their social engineering powers a second time when they unilaterally decided to restore Donald Trump's use of social control media in 2024, allowing him to win another term as president.

In another irony, the former member for Clacton built his reputation as a champion of UK sovereignty while his resignation speech admits both his own personal security and his connection with his supporters are entirely dependent upon and under the control of wealthy foreigners.

The brochure I posted to homes at the beginning of the campaign explains how another engineer died on the same day as our wedding. When we see the possibility his death was part of the Debian suicide cluster, we need to contemplate the fact even the engineers who make this technology are vulnerable to social engineering and exploitation.

Imagine having a memory like Adrian von Bidder's death on your wedding anniversary every year. The victim's wife, Diana von Bidder-Senn became the mayor of Basel. At the same time as her rise in Swiss politics, over $US120,000 was spent to try and have Swiss authorities destroy evidence of the Debian suicide cluster.

Why did they spend all this money if they are not hiding something about Adrian von Bidder's death on our wedding day? Here is some of the kill money identified in public financial disclosures:

 

In fact, academics and experts agree transparency, including the publication of data breaches and the publication of open source software, is a key ingredient for better cybersecurity. In contradiction of this principle, Switzerland is trying to use their national brand and police violence to hide data breaches and evidence about incompetent officials.

The need for real experts in every parliament was emphasized by the accidental leak from Victoria's parliamentary cult inquiry in the middle of the Clacton election campaign.

Diana von Bidder-Senn, who is both the mayor of Basel and the widow of the victim who died on our wedding day, obtained a PhD in cybersecurity from ETH Zurich, one of Switzerland's top two polytechnic universities. In contradiction of industry best practice, she took down the writing on his blog and refused to release any documents about the death.

As she is using her credentials as an expert in cybersecurity to advance her career in public life, does she needs to explain whether she accessed her late husband's email account and discovered the records of previous deaths in the Debian suicide cluster or whether she failed to detect this influence on her husband?

Cults, leaks, 8GB Swiss Archive & Debian

When I first went to work on a project for UBS in Zurich, the expectations of privacy and security were made clear to me. Here is the reference letter from UBS:

 

I have always shown one hundred percent commitment to the security and privacy of my clients. Simultaneously, my clients and employers were given a promise of one hundred percent transparency about the open source organisations they rely. Why are my clients and employers banned from reading about the social engineering attacks that have compromised the integrity of the open source software ecosystem in recent years?

Despite my total respect for the privacy of my clients in the financial services sector, racist Swiss people have shown nothing but contempt for the privacy of my own family.

People can only wonder what is included in the 8GB Swiss Archive I've offered to table in the British parliament if the people of Clacton-on-Sea choose to elect me on 13 August 2026.

Google Artificial Intelligence falsified report about 8GB Swiss Archive

I've never made any public statement about the contents of the 8GB Swiss Archive or how it has been obtained.

Google's AI claims to know what is in the 8GB Swiss Archive, despite the fact Google has no way to know what is inside until after I publish it.

 

Remember, one of the key developers of Google's artificial intelligence, the University of Oxford's Google Professor of Computer Science, is actually one of my former classmates from the University of Melbourne. Maybe we can ask him why Google AI fabricates answers to questions it doesn't know anything about.

Good cybersecurity requires people to treat each other with mutual respect, even in situations where we may be competitors in politics and in business. By indulging the most vile and immature racist tendencies at a time when I lost two family members, these people who pretend to be professionals in computing and in the legal profession are only shooting themselves in the foot.

While I've said nothing to hint at the origins and content of the 8GB Swiss Archive, it is not hard to see a pattern: each major leak to come out of Switzerland has been more influential than the last. Using jealous lawyers in their silly wigs and silly robes to denounce the families of the foreign professionals employed to work on cybersecurity is sheer stupidity.

People are already wondering if the resignation of the deputy CEO of the Swiss financial regulator was precipitated by my analysis of her incredible incompetence. Whether people vote for me or not on 13 August, who will be next to resign over this scandal?

My videos

Mr Pocock is the only candidate with the breadth and depth of experience to take on the challenges of social control media:

Mr Pocock is rebuilding Clacton's neglected sister-city relationship with Valence in France:

Mr Pocock has made multiple appearances at United Nations forums in Geneva, Switzerland:

Mr Pocock is concerned about the time wasting and financial impact that fake reviews are having on small businesses, especially in the tourism and hospitality sectors:

Reform admit they have no control over their own cybersecurity. Mr Pocock is the only candidate ready for the war of tomorrow. (Video collage from Victoria's Cult inquiry, incumbent MP's resignation and Mr Pocock's work at the UN level).

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