Spy School

Spotting an agent in a crowd by production of a camera.

Agents go to pieces when surprised by a camera. Typical reactions betraying a trained agent:

• Face contortion (yawning, broad smile, wide mouthed aggression with scowl)
• Turning face to side or downward
• Fear or fleeing
• Hiding behind an object (coffee cup, camera etc.)
• Distraught confrontation, insistence on deletion. First ignore & walk away, then point camera again.

Facial recognition
Agents will try to cover one or more points needed to construct a facial map for surveillance recognition.

GCHQ being investigated here in trafficking & child slaughter cartel, hiding key facial point with an on-screen face alignment image.

Here is a movie taken yesterday at Brighouse. Check back to see who I think is exhibiting suspicious behaviour.

5X optical zoom, with 20 MP , cost about £70. Covert photos should be shot from the hip, more than one angle & flash off.

Part 1

OK, the first part of the video from left to right. narky body language, double nark + heavy disguise, nark, head turning & tilting. Nark is not something I encountered in the early days but rather a learned alternative to fear or smiling adopted by long term contact with the NCA. Behaviour is still conspicuously inappropriate & too common.

Second row: Turing head around like an owl, irritated, looking away, nark.

If you wish to continue looking I'll be watching the rest later.

 

4 prop Camera drone flying GCHQ, part of murder investigation subversion (sabotage), harassing. One adult present with dummy controller. Base in car park 200m distant drone visible over fencing. Car of youths overlooking controller. Face of car youth blocked by unusual smear like the more common white cigarette smoke type of spiritual photography.

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