Author: Mario Bekes
In the year 2019, a transport An-72 aircraft collided in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Russian embassy announced that two Russians, Wagner’s commanders, were on board. The news of Prigozhin’s passing spread rapidly. He debuted in public three days later. This case provides ample material for numerous conspiracy... View Article
Author: Mario Bekes
Almost every man in a city, whether he’s an Alpha, Beta, Delta, Gamma, Omega, Sigma, or Zeta, or any of the other dozens of subtypes, wants to be recognised and appreciated. What if I told you that a man’s brain, which translates wishes into words, words to be seen, heard,... View Article
Author: Mario Bekes
Globally, fraud is a persistent problem that costs organisations billions of dollars annually. But have you ever pondered the means by which such crafty crooks manage to elude capture by the authorities? After all fraudsters learning from authorities, law enforcement agencies and most importantly from corporations. Let’s start digging into... View Article
Author: Mario Bekes
The truth is that the fraudsters were trained and educated online, through social engineering (actual social engineering, not one described as online), and most crucially, through attendance at conferences, seminars, and most intrusive means, employment within organisations. Fraudsters have advanced in today’s interconnected digital environment, becoming more technically savvy and... View Article
Author: Mario Bekes
“While visiting a tourist spot in Australia, I found its absence of fast-food outlets to be a blessing in disguise, fostering support for local growers and farmers, promoting organic and non-GMO products, proliferating coffee shops, and ultimately resulting in a contented community.” In today’s fast-paced world of products, information, goods,... View Article
Author: Mario Bekes
My career as an intelligence agent has taught me many various approaches in intelligence and counterintelligence operations, but one thing no one could ever teach us was how some cities’ charm can be lethal. I recently visited Dubai, and I must say that it is one of the most beautiful... View Article
Author: Mario Bekes
Introduction On May 13, 1981, the world witnessed an event that would forever mark the papacy and global consciousness: Pope John Paul II’s attempted assassination. Mehmet Ali Aca, a Turkish gunman, opened fire on the Pope in St. Peter’s Square, Rome, in a terrible act of violence. The consequences of... View Article
Author: Mario Bekes
“I am Professional Revolutionist! I am Ilich Ramirez Sanchez a.k.a. Carlos the Jackal and my sphere of influence encompasses the entirety of the planet!” Many members of the police force and members of the general public recognise Ramirez as a contract killer who participated in the massacre of Israeli athletes... View Article
Author: Amit Pothiwala
Do you remember the phrase “too good to be true?” Then you know this is a red flag and you should not engage someone online who offers you salvation, great ROI, and the list goes on, and all you have to do is provide your banking details, credit card, or... View Article
Author: Mario Bekes
Since the foundation of the Federal Republic of Germany in 1949, Germans have been suspicious of the events of the early 1930s – the breakdown of the Weimar Republic and the emergence of Nazism. Everyone should learn from that period now, when democratic countries around the world are facing major... View Article