BRAVE NEW WORLD - CH-CH-CH-CH-CHANGES

We are making structural changes to our engagement model by splitting our output into Private and Public and, more importantly, we are altering our strategies to entirely ignore a captured mainstream media and take our evidences straight to carefully selected entities in government, anti-corruption bodies and institutions.

We were naive in assuming that the UK football media had any interest in maintaining integrity in the sport, particularly when, for example, journalists at both the Guardian and the Telegraph take backhanders to promote the news agendas, matchfixing capers and clients of four major agents - Stellar, Unique, Base and Key Sports.

Stories are squashed and as Luke Heighton (an investigative journalist at the Telegraph) informed us: "UK football journalists prefer (a) not to rock the boat, (b) not to bite the hand that feeds them, and (c) like to make damn sure they are all telling the same story... Like royal reporters, they work as a pack and their aim is to promote the product."

And, as that product has evolved into a mafia template - the purpose of the media has also expanded to suppress any vestiges of organised corruption...

... and the papers squash more revelations at editorial level - for example, over the Allardyce disclosures and in preventing it becoming public knowledge that a number of the England Lionesses utilise a banned agent and mafia operative as their representative (both at the Telegraph).

Our new approach has a quadruple whammy of procedural advantages.

Firstly, the mafia entities destroying British football for proprietary gain will no longer know what evidences Football is Fixed have uncovered and to whom we are disclosing these criminal shenanigans.

Secondly, we will no longer be restricted by the Iceberg Effect whereby we only release 5% of our analytics and any information made available to us. We no longer need to retain the other 95% of our evidences for defence, constructive negotiation or court as the information will not be in the public sphere. Our hidden disclosures will have no redaction.

Thirdly, both Jean Baudrillard and Slavoj Zizek have shown that exposing corruption merely energises it by informing the operatives of where you are looking and what you are detecting. In future, John Colquhoun and Tony Bloom and other matchfixers will not know anything. They will be in a dark place.

Fourthly, we will no longer have to apply ourselves to surfing the zeitgeist of corruption - the gap between the actual level of corruption and the public perception of it - as our Private Network will have no conversation with fans or the public.

The Private Network is Private.

There is no membership, no access and we have gone to considerable (and expensive) lengths to ensure that this network is operationally secure against unwanted attention.

2) The Public Network

The Public Network, on the other hand, will be open to all (although some tiers will have access restricted to a certain number of clients).

The Public Network will include our forthcoming book, future articles, newsletters, podcasts, videos etc.

I am splitting myself off from the Football is Fixed Private Network (aside from inputs to ANTI) to run the Public Network.
I will no longer be providing anything other than a few analytical inputs to the Private Network although I will be closely liaising on security matters.

The Public Network will focus on the holistic of the corruption as opposed to the specific based on the premise that there will always be another criminal to replace one who is brought to justice so we should target the lack of regulation and cowboy capitalism that enables matchfixing, insider trading, club owners to own betting syndicates, third party ownership, collusion between agents etc etc etc...

The Public Network is a Membership Scheme.
You will learn more on August 1st 2019.

Coming with vivid faces
From terminals and hacking tools among grey
Twenty first century offices.
I have passed with a nod of the head
Of polite meaningless words,
Or have lingered a while and said
Polite meaningless words,
And thought before I had done
Of a mocking tale or a gibe
To please a co-conspirator
Around the fire in the pub,
Being certain that they and I
But lived where mafia is law:
All changed, changed utterly:
A terrible beauty is born.

W.B. Yeats Redux
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