Cyber Crimes
It’s silly to commit crimes against the bear
Sidebar: While writing this
article, 30-60 minutes ago, my system received a cyber attack of SQL data
injections as rearranging this document. This was experienced during prior
doctoral studies reflective of cyber attacks and alleged AOD abuse in target academia and with its partners. Please
contact or visit your nearest emergency health clinic. These crimes are under investigation by FBI cyber intelligence, as filed twice-updates, over the past 5 months, as related to crimes conducted by target academia and their affiliate partner networks.
Broad topic area: Pooh on valid ICE (as in the frozen cube, not to be confused with immigration)
It is not known why cyber-deviance and other criminal acts target family members of Winnie the Pooh’s creator A. A. Milne.
Literature reviewed
Dark personality traits, Mental health, drug and alcohol use toward psychosis, retribution acts of crime and general crime.
Method
Ontological reduction, coding/theming
Ontological research questions (SQL injection during this post so forgive multiple, unified focus.)
Q. Do you experience hallucinations? For example, seeing a bear such as Pooh in the eyes of one of the creator’s relatives?
Q. Do you hold an imaginary bear hostage through ransomware or take things out on a stuffed bear through other criminal activities like vandalism?
Q. Do you feel the bear could get more attention than you as in upstaging?
Q. Do you feel a bear is responsible for your income potential or the bear owes you something?
Q. Does the image of ICE and Pooh mean a connection with the ice skater, his coach, or family?
Q. Because your business desires relations with Disney, do you hold Milne’s ransom via ware or other cyber crime to secure business relationships.
Q. Is your Bowen system culture (family), or business, biased against the simple bear and prefer to not be upstaged?
Q. Does imagery transference of the bear remind you of a bear you used to own?
Q. Do you have dreams of hurting a bear as imagery transference?
Q. Have you previously had bad experiences with bears?
Q. Does hurting stuffed bears invoke your pleasure reward pathway (a high) of dopamine and acytelcholine?
Q. Does befriending the bear’s family imply outcomes of financial gain by ransom as a TIP?
Q. Does a bear on ICE mean more to you or your family? Or what does ICE mean to you?
Q. Does the image of ICE and Pooh mean a connection with the ice skater, his coach, or family?
Q. Because your business desires relations with Disney, do you hold Milne’s ransom via ware or other cyber crime to secure business relationships.
Q. Is your Bowen system culture (family), or business, biased against the simple bear and prefer to not be upstaged?
Q. Does imagery transference of the bear remind you of a bear you used to own?
Q. Do you have dreams of hurting a bear as imagery transference?
Q. Have you previously had bad experiences with bears?
Q. Because your business desires relations with Disney, do you hold Milne’s ransom via ware or other cyber crime to secure business relationships.
Q. Does the image of ICE and Pooh mean a connection with the ice skater, his coach, or family?
Q. Because your business desires relations with Disney, do you hold Milne’s ransom via ware or other cyber crime to secure business relationships.
Q. Is your Bowen system culture (family), or business, biased against the simple bear and prefer to not be upstaged?
Q. Does imagery transference of the bear remind you of a bear you used to own?
Q. Do you have dreams of hurting a bear as imagery transference?
Q. Have you previously had bad experiences with bears?
Q. Does hurting stuffed bears invoke your pleasure reward pathway (a high) of dopamine and acetylcholine?
Q. Does befriending the bear’s family imply outcomes of financial gain by ransom as a TIP?
Q. Does a bear on ICE mean more to you or your family? Or what does ICE mean to you?
Q. Is your Bowen system culture (family), or business, biased against the simple bear and prefer to not be upstaged? Q. Does the image of ICE and Pooh mean a connection with the ice skater, his coach, or family?
Q. Because your business desires relations with Disney, do you hold Milne’s ransom via ware or other cyber crime to secure business relationships.
Q. Is your Bowen system culture (family), or business, biased against the simple bear and prefer to not be upstaged?
Q. Does imagery transference of the bear remind you of a bear you used to own?
Q. Do you have dreams of hurting a bear as imagery transference?
Q. Have you previously had bad experiences with bears?
Q. Does befriending the bear’s family imply outcomes of financial gain by ransom as a TIP?
Q. Does a bear on ICE mean more to you or your family? Or what does ICE mean to you?
Q. Does imagery transference of the bear remind you of a bear you used to own?
Q. Do you have dreams of hurting a bear as imagery transference?
Q. Have you previously had bad experiences with bears?
Additional research DATA
Bear Thematic ransomware names as deductive implicit, explicit reasoning
Ransomware attacks:
· AIDS Trojan. One of the first known examples of ransomware was the AIDS Trojan written by evolutionary biologist
· WannaCry. WannaCry, an encrypting ransomware computer worm, was initially released on 12 May 2017. ...
· CryptoLocker. ...
· Petya. ...
· Bad Rabbit. ...
· TeslaCrypt. ...
· Locky. ...
· Jigsaw.
· Park ranger
· Sadism the dog
The bear, of Winnie the Pooh fame, as written by A.A. Milne, is owned by Disney Corporation. Members of the family are not available to endorse products or services, and particularly academia institutions with fraudulent named IT companies identified by HP.
Analysis
Using the ontological method of epistemology reduction has been applied in research interviews conducted in a rural community of the Southwestern United States. The paper reveals that cyber attacks and bullying emerges most commonly from relationship problems in culture relations (as break‐ups, envy, intolerance, and ganging up) against a bear, perceived otherwise through psychosis and jealousy and manifesting in criminal outcomes
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