HeyJaredAlison's Newsletter: Industrial-scale identity fraud
Exposing quiet coups in plain sight with evidence‑based reporting on multiple identities, conflicted elites and the regulatory blind spots that keep unfit people in power.
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Sleeping Without a Pillow: My Journey (opens the original)
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At sixty, I’ve been watching for the early signs of kyphosis — the forward hunch through the upper back — that shaped my mother’s later years. So when BBC Radio 4’s Sliced Bread, ran an episode on pillows, on 6th August 2026, featuring physiotherapist Dr Chris McCarthy discussing neck pain, sleep positions, and spinal alignment, I listened closely, hoping for guidance relevant to my own situation (Sliced Bread - Sliced Bread - Series 17 - Pillows - BBC Sounds).<a class="image-link image2 is-view
The Supreme Court’s Trust-Based Conflict System (opens the original)
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No register, no central record and no AI-era conflict policy: if the Court holds no records of declarations, recusals or advice, its case-by-case system cannot be independently audited.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="819" src="https://subst
Andy Burnham's undeclared interests (opens the original)
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This letter of complaint focuses narrowly on Andrew Murray Burnham’s failure to register his new corporate interests in Office of Andy Burnham Ltd and Andy Burnham for Leader Ltd under the House of Commons Code of Conduct. A fuller analysis is being prepared, examining his current and past business interests, his use of corporate vehicles, and the network of associates and related entities around him. That wider work raises serious questions about identity fragmentation in Companies House, the u
No Records, No Register: Inside the Supreme Court’s Approach to Judicial Interests and Eligibility (opens the original)
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I have received a response to my enquiry to the Supreme Court about their missing Register of Interests, discussed in this article:I received the following letter (see pdf) on 22/07/2026 in response to my query:<img alt="" cla
Senior Lawyers Are Reading This Work. The Wider Public Needs To. (opens the original)
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Over the past three years, this Substack has documented a serious weakness in Companies House: one real person can create multiple distinct identifiers simply by varying a name, date of birth or usual residential address. In practice, that means an individual can fragment their official footprint across more than one profile, making it harder for the public to see the full extent of their interests and appointments. When that happens, transparency is compromised, accountability is weakened, and
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