This is a tender to the public for my Private Security Group to build you a zero-knowledge mobile application. Upon mutually-agreed, consensual invitation from bereaved families, this app empowers willing off-duty and former military personnel to attend funerals and salute the fallen.
We honor the Welsh, Scottish, Irish, and English nationals whose lives are being taken prematurely in unexplained circumstances—ways which may later be identified as hybrid war crimes perpetrated by UK state bad actors.
This project's mission is to assert a firm line of integrity and honour by ensuring a respectful presence of those who have served. Once this line is established, it can advance forward in unison through our civil society until we identify, suppress, and stop this harm at the source. This initiative aims to ensure families see justice, closure, and dignity, starting at the graves.
Credible intelligence indicates that the UK regime seeks to ruthlessly exploit human potential and resources, orchestrating unchecked manipulation and control of populations without regulatory oversight. Crimes may be deliberately maintained to fabricate an environment for maximizing the extraction of human potential.
Historical aggregation of data validation, combined with permanent record-keeping on a decentralized blockchain and physical network, will enable proper determination and monitoring of state engagement in persecution and unlawful population reduction.
Co-fund this project (Goal = £10,000 GBP)
By contributing, you help bring this zero-knowledge application to life and become part of a groundbreaking decentralized ownership model.
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This project introduces a novel DAO structure for truly decentralized ownership and control of the source code for a zero-knowledge-enabled smart contract application.
The complete source code is divided into 10,000 independent blocks (shards), each stored as a base64-encoded string on IPFS for immutable, decentralized storage. Naming and resolution are handled via ENS (Ethereum Name Service) or Handshake for user-friendly access.
Each block is associated with a unique co-ownership key, represented as an ERC-721 NFT (or equivalent token). Holders of these keys have direct control over their specific block:
To prevent unilateral changes from compromising the overall codebase, updates to the assembled application (e.g., merging changes or publishing new versions) are secured by a BLS-based t-of-n threshold signature scheme. A minimum threshold (t) of key holders must collectively sign off on any global update, ensuring community consensus while distributing power across all 10,000 owners.
This model achieves unprecedented decentralization: no single entity or small group can alter or delete parts of the code without broader agreement, while individual owners retain meaningful control over their shard.
The full codebase can be reassembled and verified by anyone using the public IPFS references and threshold-verified updates.
Security Note: Your co-ownership key grants real control over a portion of the source code. Treat it as a valuable asset—store it securely and be cautious when transferring, as it could impact the project's integrity if acquired by malicious actors.
These embody a framework prioritizing privacy, autonomy, and trustless accountability. They enable proofs without exposing sensitive information, challenging centralized control.
For inquiries, please contact the private security group:
+44 20 313 77 118
Unit 29 Highcroft Industrial Estate
Enterprise Road
Waterlooville
England
PO8 0BT
Company number 13775817