Let Us Show the Continuum of
Missed Communications or
(Fake News) Since the 1700's
& Why We Are Worse Off Today!
by Nicholas Ashton, CEO/CIO, CommSmart Global Group - Virtual Crime Center
You know that our passion is law and law enforcement and how we must stabilize the downward spiral of events that are fueled by misinformation, rumors, and downright lies spread innocently and maliciously.
The words 'Fake News' are now front and center!
They always have been!
Today it is manipulation, for whatever the diabolical personal gain it entails. Simply it is lies and more lies, changed stories for an advantage and particular by those that wish to undermine authority.
Back in the 1700's, the reasoning was simple, there were no technological abilities, no wristwatch, so the time was called out every hour and that 'all's well', we called it out, no written word, such as a regular newspaper.
Even in 1860, the election of Lincoln took months for the whole country to know he was the next Present of the United States. Communications were so antiquated, it was unreal.
The Industrial Revolution opened so many doors that we have sadly closed today and are suffering because of that action of slamming the door and lazily utilizing technology only.
So why today do we still have terrible communications? Simple, hiding behind technology, 140 characters and human traits of undermining or bullying have increased exponentially.
We like to explain why communications from the 1800's and specifically Sir Robert Peel and his Nine Peelian Principles is more important than ever.
We know the 10th Peelian Principle, Technology & Digital Policing is so important and why when used with the other nine, it makes absolute sense to save our society from this depressed path we are on.
Stay tuned and see how we can bring back Trust & Respect to our communities, which police officers are an integral part of.
The tide can and will be turned and importantly, you are a major part of that energy to make this happen!
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