Ron Brynaert goes after Doug Spink aka Cryptostorm Ron Brynaert @ronbryn ・24 Nov 2014 Is your pal – former InfraGard member Neal Rauhauser – on the crypto_storm team? @allsquarecat@cryptostorm_is https://cryptostorm.org/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=6119 … Mark @ChildDelinquent ・24 Nov 2014 @ronbryn @AllSquareCat @cryptostorm_is carrot asked that before. I think neal is just a supporter Ron Brynaert @ronbryn ・24 Nov 2014 FBI informant Neal Rauhauser was in Infragard & security firm accused of spying on activists @ChildDelinquent @AllSquareCat @cryptostorm_is Ron Brynaert @ronbryn ・24 Nov 2014 I presume that FBI informant Neal Rauhauser – at least – uses an alias at Cryptostorm forum. @ChildDelinquent @AllSquareCat @cryptostorm_is … Continue reading RonBrynaert and Cryptostorm

Doug Spink wrote a very long review in 2011 but attached a lengthy bio of himself written in the third person. We have that down below… he wrote the bio too. It’s very alternate reality.In the reality everyone else lives in, smuggling cocaine across an international border is a crime. Spink was charged with that crime and sentenced. His sentence was reduced because of his cooperation with law enforcement but there was nothing political about it. Douglas Bryan LeConte-Spink is a co-founder of Baneki Privacy Computing — a no-compromise provider of world-class network security and privacy services.  He carries an MBA … Continue reading Doug Spink, Political Prisoner; February, 2011

Fausty was one of Doug Spink’s online names used when he left comments on forums.  He also had a website by that name. Little did Doug know that the Fausty alias was known to Law Enforcement. The old fausty.org domain now redirects to Doug Spink’s OneName account. This is my simple religion. There’s no need for temples; no need for complicated philosophy. Our own brain, our own heart is our temple, the philosophy is kindness. – HH The Dalai Lama Hi, I’m Fausty . . . yes that Fausty 🙂 There’s a bit of a cottage industry specializing in Fausty-related trivia. Personally, I think … Continue reading Meet Fausty aka Doug Spink

Douglas Spink was originally arrested in 2005 for trying to smuggle 149 Kilos (that’s 328 pounds!) of cocaine across the US/Canada border. Doug received a 3 year sentence much of which was supervised release. In a seizure that helped lead to his downfall, federal agents and Monroe Police last February stopped a car driven by Douglas Spink, one of Kesling’s drug couriers, and confiscated 149 kilograms of cocaine with an approximate street value of $34 million. And that, the judge noted, “was just one shipment.” Though Spink has denied cooperating with Feds, his version of events never seem to line … Continue reading Don’t Say You Weren’t Warned, AsherahResearch And Cryptostorm 2014