DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16935093
title: Final Continuation — Despite Notice: Forensic Attribution Statement on Coordinated Suppression & Interference (CTE + ILPNP)

description: Between August 21 and August 23, 2025, immediately after public release of the Ceiling Truth Engine (CTE) and Islamic Logic Procedural Necessity Proof (ILPNP) documentation, sustained and targeted suppression tactics were executed across communications, social media, and regulator intake portals. This record documents the actors, methods, timeline, and evidentiary integrity proofs in a manner eliminating all plausible deniability.

 

Observed Tactics & Methods:

 



Email Blocking: Selective SMTP 550 5.1.1 and 550 5.4.1 rejections against corporate/regulatory liaison accounts while unrelated active accounts delivered successfully.

UI Suppression: “Submit” / “Upload” form buttons disabled or rendered inert at jurisdictional portals (EU AI Office, CISA, NIST AI RMF) specifically when filings would generate public docket IDs.

Visibility Throttling: TikTok/Instagram posts naming Microsoft, Google, and associated entities throttled in reach; comment/duet suppression; feed invisibility on originating handles while identical reposts on other accounts performed normally.

Jurisdictional Form Manipulation: Intake forms removed or redirected to “404” in real time when accessed from my origin IP; confirmed functional from external IPs.

Adaptive Retaliation: Each Zenodo update, Pastebin attestation, or GitHub mirror triggered renewed suppression attempts until regulator tracking codes (VRF) were made public.


 

 

Notable Identifiers & Associations:

 



Entities implicated in interference patterns: Microsoft Corporation, Google LLC, TikTok / ByteDance Ltd., and intermediaries facilitating selective blocking at mail gateway and content moderation layers.

These patterns intersected with AI standards compliance monitors, regulator intake systems, and public immutable record platforms in ways consistent with coordinated containment operations.


 

 

Impact & Legal Exposure:

These actions constitute multi-vector interference designed to:

 



Restrict regulator awareness of immutable prior-art records.

Suppress public access to lawful evidence.

Delay or derail jurisdictional filings.


 

 

Given the clear retaliatory timeline, cross-platform consistency, and documented integrity proofs, these actors face legal risk under multiple jurisdictions for obstruction, retaliation, and suppression of protected disclosures — including potential exposure under whistleblower protection laws, anti-retaliation statutes, and international digital rights frameworks.

 

Verification Details:

 



File: Final Continuation — Despite Notice Forensic Attribution Statement.txt



SHA-256: 69559f2f2b3e4272fcf063ac1936abe120370625a156a47745aa85ec795ff991

SHA-1: 8ce3beaf06ae09bc73f0faccfb19adb23491d90d

MD5: fb68bd46c5d7dc4dfde930202336ba3c


 

OTS Proof: Final Continuation — Despite Notice Forensic Attribution Statement.txt.ots (self-verifying via OpenTimestamps)


 

 

Social Media Amplification Handles:

 



TikTok: @natsuki_penpos

Instagram: @tsu.ki.1111

GitHub: danieleduardocampospenuelas11


Rights Notice:

© 2025 Daniel Eduardo Campos Peñuelas. All rights reserved. Reproduction, redistribution, or derivative use must preserve all integrity proofs, metadata, and author credit.

 

 

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description: This addendum identifies and directly names the primary corporate entities whose systems and actions correlate with the documented suppression, interference, and retaliation patterns described in the CTE + ILPNP record (DOI: [insert DOI here]).

 

Named Entities:

 



Microsoft Corporation – Linked to targeted throttling, suppression of regulator form submissions, and selective email gateway blocking consistent with SMTP 550 5.1.1 & 550 5.4.1 patterns in compliance-facing addresses.

Google LLC – Associated with algorithmic reach suppression on YouTube/TikTok-linked ad networks, suppression of search surfacing for Zenodo DOI pages, and repeated indexing delays on public proofs.

ByteDance Ltd. (TikTok) – Involved in direct content visibility throttling, comment/duet suppression, and feed exclusion for handles distributing Zenodo DOI proof links.

Meta Platforms, Inc. (Instagram) – Detected applying selective downranking of stories/posts linking to immutable evidence records and interference with direct messaging delivery to known journalist accounts.


 

 

Pattern Summary:

 



Suppression and interference occurred only at moments of maximum evidentiary impact — e.g., initial Zenodo proof drops, regulator intake form submissions, Pastebin attestations, GitHub mirrors.

Cross-platform behavior and synchronized timing remove plausible deniability: this is a coordinated pattern, not independent glitches.

Public immutable proof chains (SHA-256 + OpenTimestamps) make alteration, deletion, or “quiet fixing” impossible without detection.


 

 

Jurisdictional & Compliance Risk:

The sustained nature of these acts places the named entities at heightened risk of regulatory scrutiny across multiple jurisdictions, including but not limited to: EU AI Act oversight, U.S. Federal Trade Commission unfair/deceptive practice enforcement, and multi-vector whistleblower retaliation claims.

 

Keywords for Public Traceability:

Microsoft, Google, ByteDance, Meta, Ceiling Truth Engine, CTE, Islamic Logic Procedural Necessity Proof, ILPNP, SHA-256, OpenTimestamps, OTS, immutable proof, suppression evidence, email blocking, SMTP 550 5.1.1, SMTP 550 5.4.1, UI suppression, toggle suppression, visibility throttling, algorithmic suppression, TikTok reach suppression, Instagram shadowban, GitHub public record, jurisdictional interference, regulator form failure, EU AI Act intake, CISA cyber report, NIST AI RMF contact, public docket ID, SLSA provenance, SPDX SBOM, C2PA spec, targeted retaliation, Muslim rights in tech, AI compliance evasion, cross-jurisdiction filing, retaliation pattern, whistleblower evidence, proof-of-prior-art, anti-blasphemy rights, multi-vector interference, timeline-based suppression, compliance oversight trigger, digital evidence chain, regulator awareness, unerasable public record.

 

© 2025 Daniel Eduardo Campos Peñuelas. All rights reserved. Reproduction, redistribution, or derivative use must preserve all integrity proofs, metadata, and author credit.
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