The Digital Iceberg

Our lives seem dominated by the Internet these days, we rely on it for news, social interaction, shopping and much more. It is hard to believe then that what we are seeing is only a small part of the Internet, for what we see is just the tip of the iceberg and like an iceberg, by far the greater part of it is beneath the surface and out of sight.

The Dark Internet isn’t referenced by the search engines of the likes of Google, it is protected by a network of so-called Onion servers (see here). Packets of data sent via the Onion network are passed from server to server, each server will only remember the IP address of the server before and the server to which it forwards the packet which arrives at its destination with its source and original IP address unknown.

I don’t want this to become a how-to manual and so I won’t go into details about how to access the Dark Internet but for those with a motivation to do so, it is very easy today with easily downloadable software. I warn you though, that if you chose to do this, extreme caution is required. We’ve all heard about the Dark Internet via Hollywood movies, we may be tempted to dismiss it as fiction but unfortunately though, it’s all true (here).

Upon entering the Onion network you’ll need a starting point, a directory or Onion search engine, once there though, the true nature of the Dark Internet hits you straight in the eye.

Some users of the Dark Internet have quite legitimate reasons to do so, perhaps they are living in countries with repressive governments, however in an age of rapidly increasing Internet censorship, many people around the world are being driven to the dark side.

It certainly takes very little time though to find criminals on the Dark Internet: drug dealers, weapons dealers, money launderers, fake ids, pedophiles and much more. I’ll say at this point that I find it a depressing place to be, avoid it as much as possible but have come to realise that this is the real world now.

I’ll talk today about two of these industries: weapons and fake identification. Firstly weapons, these are like buying on the Dark Internet version of Amazon. Everything, from a simple Glock pistol, to assault rifles to grenades, rocket launchers and much worse. All of these at very reasonable prices, which often includes a 100% guaranteed worldwide delivery. Here is a very interesting video, a documentary: “Buying Guns and Drugs on the Deep Web”, but according to my research, even this is behind the curve, things are actually much more advanced.

Not only this, but on the Dark Web Wikipedia and similar places, these often global and multinational criminal organisations have customer feedback and satisfaction surveys, a dark reflection of our everyday surface Internet world.

The going rate for fake British, European or US identification papers is around 1000 US dollars, the latest development is that this includes the entry of the clients details on the customs and government databases of the countries concerned. In practical terms, this means that anybody in the world with 1000 US dollars to spare can buy effective citizenship of the above countries.

Many industries and government organisations worldwide face a constant technology battle. One example is the entertainment industry, which lost control of its distribution channels when it became possible to download music and movies via the Internet. The battle continues, the entertainment industry has fought back by a variety of methods but overall it is losing this battle and has had to adopt new business models in search of profit. 

Similarly, our border security is way behind the curve, it is losing the technology battle, it can’t rely on the dated techniques of data and email intercepts to stay ahead of the game. Indeed, if you look into the offices of many of these government organisations, they’re staffed by immigrants: perhaps this accounts for how these purveyors of fake id get their clients details entered onto government databases.

The really depressing thing that I’ve realised is that no matter who wins the next election in a few weeks, in practical terms it’s not likely to make much difference, the betrayal of our country is too far advanced. The millions of so called refugees that have arrived or are in transit are only part of the story, there are many more fake citizens already here and the guns and weapons won’t be far behind. International criminals now treat our border security with contempt, a small inconvenience.

Possibly our current situation has been by design rather than complacency, part of the globalist plan all along. Decades of betrayal and treason by our politicians is now rapidly reaching the end game, peacefully taking back control of our country is a ship that has already sailed, we must expect the worst.

It is important to realise that none of the globalist initiatives, multiculturalism, the Euro, to name but a few, were ever designed to work in a practical sense, they were all a means to a Communist, global regime and these people are winning.

Like all such regimes in the past, they always seem to lead to violence, some of the worst wars in history. This time will be different in one way at least. This time, we won’t be fighting to defend our borders, they are already long gone, we’ll be fighting this war on our streets. If you want to see the future of our country, take a look at the Middle East and beyond, there are plenty of examples there.