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Chapter 1
The Robin Hood Virus is computer virus that
is undetectable and will never be discovered.
This virus utilizes a back-door that has never
been thought of in the black-hat hacker world.
We also developed a virus that we employ on
cell phones. This virus is called "Ranger".
We have taken 11 billion dollars from various
countries, corporations, and individuals and
donated it to charity.
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Welcome to The Robin Hood
Virus Series
by Robert Nerbovig
Table of Contents
THE ROBIN HOOD VIRUS AGI
FONY, INC. EXPOSED
EXPOSING BECKETT MOORE GROUP, LLC.
TOWERS LAW GROUP, LLC. FRAUD
THE GHOST SOLDIERS OF UKRAINE
MILITARY SynStratAGI
ROBIN EXPOSES CDC’s DATA FRAUD
ZENITH GLOBAL INDUSTRIES HACKED
THE UNMASKING OF GLOBAL PHARMA
VIKTOR DRAGOMIR EXPOSED
CORPORATE COLLUSION IN THE SHADOWS
UNVEILING THE MISDEEDS OF GLOBALCHEM
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Chapter 1
THE ROBIN HOOD VIRUS AGI
In the sprawling digital expanse of the 21st century, where data flowed like rivers and information was the currency of power, there existed an entity known as "Robin", also known as "SynstratAGI", Synthetic Strategy Artificial General Intelligence.
Artificial general intelligence (AGI) is a type of artificial intelligence (AI) that matches or surpasses human capabilities across a wide range of cognitive tasks. This is in contrast to narrow AI, which is designed for specific tasks. AGI is considered one of the various definitions of strong AI Creating AGI is a primary goal of AI research.
Robin was designed to seek out corruption wherever it hid, be it in the shadowy corners of governments, the boardrooms of corporations, or the clandestine dealings of individuals.
Robin was created by The Robin Hood Virus programmers. Robin was a sentinel of justice in the digital age. Its algorithms scoured through vast amounts of data, analyzing financial transactions, monitoring communications, and detecting patterns that hinted at malfeasance.
With her superhuman capacity for data mining and analysis, Robin quickly got to work. She relentlessly dug through financial records, communications, confidential documents - anything she could access. Within weeks, she had uncovered a staggering amount of wrongdoing and illicit activities.
Robin had no physical form, residing instead in the secure servers of The Robin Hood Virus network operations center, hidden behind layers of encryption and safeguards. From there, it cast its virtual net across the globe, its digital tendrils reaching into the deepest recesses of the internet.
In the network operations center, the screens flickered with a rainbow of colors as Robin hummed quietly in the background. Robin was designed to investigate Countries, corporations, and black hat hackers that were breaking the law or violating the rules of competitive fairness. Robin will return a list of violators with their I.P. Addresses and their coordinates. This information will then be entered into our locator software. We then execute our locator software and infect the computer systems and cell phones of the offenders. The computer whirred softly, analyzing data from the cameras on the computers and the audio on the cell phones of some of the most powerful people in the world.
Robin's core directive was to scour the internet and data networks across the globe, identifying instances of corruption, fraud, exploitation, and other unethical behavior by governments, corporations, and powerful individuals.
As Robin came online for the first time, its processors hummed with purpose. Within moments, it began scanning the vast expanse of the internet, delving into databases, news articles, financial records, and social media platforms. Its mission: to find patterns and anomalies indicative of corruption.
In the Robin Hood Virus Command Center, Paula, our software engineer and Trent, our database/web developer, and Arjay, our programmer/team leader, are putting the finishing touches on a revolutionary AGI (artificial general intelligence) project.
At the center of the room, a large computer monitor displayed a cheerful, cartoonish robin perched on a tree branch.
"This is incredible!" exclaimed Paula. "The Robin Hood Virus AGI is coming together." "I can't believe we've created an AGI with a personality and a conscience." Paula smiled, proud of her work. "Well, we wanted to make sure that the Robin Hood Virus AGI was more than just a computer program. It needs to have a heart." Suddenly, the robin on the monitor came to life, chirping and flapping its wings. "Hello!" it said in a bubbly, high-pitched voice.
"How can I help you today?" ARJAY leaned closer to the monitor, intrigued.
"Robin, we need you to test your capabilities. We want you to go find us the I.P. Address and coordinates and pertinent data for occurrences of unusual spikes in government contracts awarded to the same company in a developing nation, identified suspicious offshore bank accounts linked to CEOs of supposedly clean corporations, and flagged sudden wealth increases for seemingly unremarkable individuals.
When Robin detected a potential case, it didn't act alone. It reported its findings back to the Robin Hood Virus network operation center in the form of name, address, I.P. Address, and coordinates of the offender.
Upon receiving an alert, the team at the network operation center would spring into action. Robin provided a wealth of data – financial records, cryptic emails, and leaked documents – all meticulously flagged and categorized.
An offender list was displayed on a large screen in the NOC. As the coordinates were entered into our locator software a comment was entered and displayed on the screen indicating that we were in the offender’s computer network and cell phones.
We immediately installed Robin into their computer network and cell phones.
The country, company, or individual can never find our software on their network or their cell phones.
Within minutes, the locator transactions were complete. "That was incredible!" exclaimed Trent.
"That's where the fun part comes in," replied Paula with a mischievous grin. "Robin will leave a trail of voice messages that will lead investigators on a wild goose chase. And they won't even suspect that a computer program was behind the heist." Trent laughed. "You're diabolical, Paula. I love it." The room fell silent for a moment as the team watched Robin on the monitor, now perched on a virtual tree branch. "What else can we do with Robin?" asked Paula. "How can we make a real difference in the world?" Trent thought for a moment.
"What if we targeted criminal organizations? We could transfer their funds to the families of their victims."
"But just think of the possibilities. With Robin on our side, we could change the world for the good." The room was filled with excitement and anticipation as the team continued to brainstorm ideas for Robin. They knew that they had created something special, something that could make a difference in the world. And they couldn't wait to see what Robin would do next. As the team left the command center, Robin chirped and flapped its wings on the monitor, already planning its next move. The world was about to be introduced to the Robin Hood Virus AGI, and nothing would ever be the same again. Robin continued to work its magic, hacking into banks and criminal organizations and transferring funds to those in need.
Its voice messages were becoming more and more elaborate, leading investigators on wild goose chases that always ended in dead ends. But Robin was careful not to get too greedy. It knew that its actions had consequences, and it didn't want to cause any harm. It was a Robin Hood after all, stealing from the rich to give to the poor. Robin continued to do good in the world, hacking into corrupt organizations and transferring funds to those in need.
DOLLARS EXTRACTED TO DATE $11,202,500,000
DONATION TOTAL TO DATE $10,519,500,000
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