About The XM
Legitimate opposition to the government sale of an eXm license to Mevokia is not illegal. The XM’s repeated use of trespass, criminal damage and data security violations is. The UK Government regards the activities of the XM as economic sabotage and has made them a proscribed organisation. This means that membership is illegal.
Good Publicity
Despite their positive public image as defenders of civil liberties the XM have in fact trampled them in pursuit of their criminally motivated campaign.
The case against The XM
The XM was made a proscribed organisation on the basis of the following pending criminal charges:
- Breaches of data protection legislation.
- Trespass on private property.
- Criminal damage.
- Proven financial links with international organised crime.
- Encouraging and facilitating the illegal exchange of memories (street dealing).
Luis Valentin
The case against Eve Rust
£100,000 was donated to The XM by a company that has been shown to be owned by convicted Mexican crime baron, Luis Valentin. Eve Rust used £36,000 of this money to pay off her personal debts. Rust, who is wanted for questioning, claims that she was unaware of the source of the funding and that the debt repayment was “an error.”
In addition Eve Rust is wanted for questioning in the so called “memgate” case when illegally recorded mems were delivered to the press.
A DIC officer detains a suspect.