Fair Game Theory

Retroactively framing a missed career opportunity as the obvious end phenomena of a multi-interest black ops, one amateur detective/writer advises on tactics being used by todays surveillance capitalist specialists.

Does a series of nearly undetectable foreshadowings and psychological warfare events leading to the audio of my Scientology themed satirical musical going missing...suggest that Scientology has developed its own brand of MKUltra?

Being honeytrapped as part of a multi-interest black ops is one thing, but when that honeytrap attempts to leverage their interagency affair with a fellow spy, it becomes a multi-interest-multi-interest black ops, and that’s where I draw the line.

Being honeytrapped as part of a multi-interest black ops is one thing, but when that honeytrap attempts to leverage their interagency affair with a fellow spy, it becomes a multi-interest-multi-interest black ops, and that’s where I draw the line.

What's true for you is true for you, especially if you've spent most of the last year sitting in a room alone before a glowing screen, trying to put an altruistic spin on exploiting the global pandemic to get all your writing done. It takes a mixture of trust, object permanence, and, frankly, intellectual laxity to participate agreeably in modern society without feeling the need to run away scream...

Yes, I did just fuse the title of an obscure Scientology music album “The Joy of Creating,” with the name of a specialized FBI strategy known as “Create and Capture”. Hopefully this episode inspires a new musical genre as we explore the debate: was a series of projects that went awry the work of government agents and an international spy ring bugging camcorders and attempting to surround me with i...

“I fly like paper/I get high like planes...” if fake love feels this amazing, I don’t even need the real thing.

When I was 19 and subletting from the star of a now successful Netflix series, a mysterious 32 year old man on a motorcycle who spoke of having broken into a zoo attempted to seduce me by pointing a harpoon at my chest. But who was he, really?

From a stroke of fortune to the stroke of midnight, there are so many different strokes and even more kinds of folks. How do we use proper amateur detective work to categorize each? In this episode, I try.

In this episode, we reveal the top ten black ops maneuvers to which I have been subjected thus far. Only experts in the industry are able to pull off such a level of spy craft after years of training and practice. #1.) Stalked to a nail salon by a tiny child selling cookies. #2.) Stalked by dystopian film simulation. #3.) Stalked by a hustler for operant conditioning. #4.) Prospective literary rep...

With complete objectivity, I examine whether various artists who have beaten me out for roles and opportunities were, in fact, spies.

After meeting my honeytrap, I thwarted a possible black ops attempt to embroil me in trouble at my survival job in the winter of 2014/2015. I don’t know who should get more credit-the acting training that allows me to sharpen my deep listening powers, or the Scientology Communication Drills I learned when I was ten.

They say when you leave Scientology your life descends into a downward spiral. Sometimes, it takes a hired spy or two to help that process along.

They say that when you leave Scientology, your life goes into a downward spiral. Sometimes, it takes a hired spy or two to help that process along.

They say that when you leave Scientology your life goes into a downward spiral. Sometimes, it takes a hired spy or two to help that process along.

A “money shot” is known in the honeytrapping profession as the moment when the target is caught in the act of intended incrimination, usually of a sexual nature than can be used as blackmail for spy recruitment, political discrediting, or simply proof of a cheating partner. Does a honeytrap need to fall a little bit in love with their target in order to be convincing? It depends on the target.

A “money shot” is known in the honeytrapping profession as the moment when the target is caught in the act of intended incrimination, usually of a sexual nature than can be used as blackmail for spy recruitment, political discrediting, or simply proof of a cheating partner. Does a honeytrap need to fall a little bit in love with their target in order to be convincing? It depends on the target.

Did two separate operatives with identical names con their way into my bed and into my home within months of one another? Or was it merely the synchronicity of the universe?

The year 2020 began with getting targeted by a literal Hit Man on Astor Place one freezing Sunday morning as I headed to my class at Yoga to the People. Now let’s take a look at the added layer of psychological warfare and hacking only a professional could pull off.

This episode is for anyone out there who has ever felt like someone is paying homeless men to run up and slap you in the middle of the street while delivering a signature catch phrase.

This episode is for anyone out there who has ever felt like someone is paying homeless men to run up and slap you on the street while delivering a signature catch phrase.

Some spies work for perceived moral or religious incentive, others for money or career leverage, and there are those who simply are doing it to lessen their crime sentence or escape blackmail—regardless of what they’re getting out of it, the target pays the same price every time.

Some spies work for perceived moral or religious incentive, others for money or career leverage, and there are those who simply are doing it to lessen their crime sentence or escape blackmail—regardless of what they’re getting out of it, the target pays the same price every time.

Self Storage: A little known stop on the bridge to total freedom.

Self Storage: A little known stop on the bridge to total freedom.