Primary document compilation uncovers persistent allegations of communication interference across UK government channels, highlighting challenges in official vulnerability reporting pathways.
Letter to 'Prime Minister' Sunak and Related Correspondence: National Security Reports and Communication Interference Allegations (May–June 2023) Evidence from a criminal enquiry into a terror attack on a London Underground train.This document formed a part of CEL's Evidence Dossier, a copy of which was hand delivered by CEL, addressed to the 'National Crime Agency', to the 'United Kingdom Embassy' in Bangkok, on the 6th of December, 2023. The 'embassy' official on duty signed CEL's delivery note to acknowledge delivery on behalf of the 'NCA' (see document, above).A copy of CEL's letter to the 'Home Secretary' was sent to 'Prime Minister' Sunak for his attention in 2023.This letter, was sent via email by CEL (Capstone Estates Limited) to 'UK Home Secretary' Suella Braverman on 1st June 2023. A reply was received by CEL via email in August 2023.The letter draws attention to the activities of Hostile Enemy Actors (HEA) acting against the 'UK's' national interest.Email text:'Subject:URGENT NATIONAL SECURITY REPORTFrom:Graham Wilkinsgraham.wilkins@gmx.comTo:public.enquiries@homeoffice.gov.ukDate:Thursday, June 01, 2023 at 3:21 PMDear Home Secretary,I write to bring urgent matter of most pressing concern to your attention.Please find attached a National Security Report of utmost importance. I'm writing from Bangkok, Thailand. I've had difficulty sending messages from this email account, and it appears someone has been preventing recipients from receiving my messages. If that's the case, then they've most likely already read this report. So, I've been careful to omit overly sensitive Natonal Security Information for the time being. I'll wait until Monday; if I don't receive a reply from your office by then confirming receipt, I'll assume someone prevented your office from getting my email, and will at that time forward this email on to the Office of The Prime Minister.Yours Faithfully,Graham Wilkins,Director,CAPSTONE ESTATES LIMITEDA further email was sent by CEL to the 'Home Secretary' on 6th of June 2023:Subject:NATIONAL SECURITY EMERGENCYFrom:Graham Wilkinsgraham.wilkins@gmx.comTo:public.enquiries@homeoffice.gov.ukDate:Tuesday, June 06, 2023 at 4:06 PM"NATIONAL SECURITY EMERGENCY" contains 5 attachments - 2.6 MBIMG_20230606_201009.jpg590.9 KBDownload fileIMG_20230606_200923.jpg563.8 KBDownload fileIMG_20230606_200928.jpg488.9 KBDownload fileIMG_20230606_200940.jpg568.9 KBDownload fileIMG_20230606_200945.jpg492.9 KBDownload fileDear Home Secretary,I must now bring to your attention an untenable situation which represents a National Security emergency. I just tried to send a National Security Report on the Office of the Prime Minister's Contact Form. I already sent your office the same on Friday, and I trust you got yours securely. I received a message saying the site was blocked. I think the connection must have been hacked. This is a seriously dangerous situation, as the OPM is no longer capable of securely and reliably receiving urgent messages. I attach photos as proof.Yours Faithfully,Graham Wilkins,Director,CAPSTONE ESTATES LIMITED' Abstract This document comprises a comprehensive collection of correspondence addressed to senior officials of the 'United Kingdom Government'—including the "Prime Minister', the 'Home Secretary', the 'Defence Secretary', and various security and oversight bodies—between May and June 2023. The author, writing in his capacity as Director of Capstone Estates Limited and Authorised Person (de jure) for London Underground Limited, reports a series of alleged security breaches affecting government communication systems, personal electronic devices, and critical transport infrastructure. The correspondence documents sustained attempts to report what the author characterises as a "National Security emergency," encompassing suspected hacking of government contact forms, email interception, compromised intelligence agency communications, and systematic obstruction of reporting channels. The document also includes the author's personal account of experiences in Thailand and Laos, which he interprets as evidence of intelligence agency harassment and retaliation. Contents 1. 'Prime Ministerial' Communications (June 2023) Multiple submissions via the official Number 10 Downing Street contact form Reports of technical failures and suspected interception Correspondence via the 'Prime Minister's' personal website contact form 2. 'Ministry of Defence' Reporting (May 2023) Two vulnerability reports submitted through HackerOne, the 'MOD's' contracted security platform Correspondence with the 'Royal Military Police Force' Detailed analysis of email delivery failures attributed to "malicious actors" Response and rejection from HackerOne, classified as "Spam" 3. Transport Security Reporting (February 2022 – November 2023) Detailed account of suspected terminal and autophone hacking on the London Underground network Reports to the 'British Transport Police', 'Rail Accident Investigation Branch', and 'Independent Office for Police Conduct' Multiple station-level incidents at Woodford, Leytonstone, White City, Roding Valley, and Holborn stations Follow-up correspondence regarding the importance of the London Underground network to national financial security 4. International Notifications (May 2023) Correspondence with the 'United States Department of Justice' Communication with the 'Office of the Director of National Intelligence (USA)' Reports to the 'Federal Bureau of Investigation' 5. Personal Narrative (2022–2023) Account of relocation from the 'United Kingdom' to Southeast Asia Allegations of harassment, theft, physical assault, and electronic surveillance in Laos and Thailand Detailed report of the author's experiences in Vientiane and Pattaya Explication of theories concerning vaccine implants, remote neural monitoring, and intelligence agency operations Context This document forms part of a broader body of work by the author, including: Causa Nostra Terror Group: Origins, History and Structure (JETIR, December 2023) Proclamation of the State of Earth, Republican of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (RGBNI), Republic of Gibraltar and Republic of the Falkland Islands State of Earth Public Notice #10: Repudiation of the Edict of Expulsion (27 July 2026) Scholarly Significance This document offers primary source material for researchers investigating: State Communication: The operational challenges and barriers when reporting security concerns to government authorities Intelligence Accountability: P ccerceptions of and engagement with intelligence agencies in the contemporary period Digital Security Reporting: The interface between personnel and official vulnerability reporting channels Transport Security: The reporting and handling of suspected security breaches on critical national infrastructure Technical Notes The correspondence includes detailed email headers, delivery failure notifications, and technical error codes that may be of interest to researchers studying: Email routing and security protocols Spam filtering algorithms and their application Government communication system architecture Digital forensics and data preservation Keywords State of Earth, national security, UK government, Prime Minister, correspondence, whistleblowing, hacking, surveillance, MI5, MI6, intelligence agencies, London Underground, transport security, HackerOne, Ministry of Defence, Royal Military Police, RGBNI, Republic of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Capstone Estates Limited, gangstalking, digital security. DOI Registration: This record provides a permanent, timestamped, and citable version of the Intelligence Briefing for the British Army, ensuring its integrity and public availability for legal, diplomatic, academic, and historical reference.
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