SIGNALIS

Strategic Intelligence for Global Networks, Alerts, Live Information & Security

A public-source intelligence hub for global threat awareness, sanctions monitoring, event intelligence, and analyst-ready reporting. SIGNALIS combines source collection, watchlists, scoring, entity mapping, and structured analysis into one modular platform.

The Invisible Emir

Understanding Power, Psychology, and Structure Under Hibatullah Akhundzada

A teaser for a political-psychological examination of Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Amir al-Mu’minin of Afghanistan. This analysis explores a model of leadership shaped through ideology, religious legitimacy, internal structure, and authority rather than traditional political mechanisms.

NAOMI - Facial Expression Software

An advanced AI platform designed to detect and analyze micro-expressions — tiny, fleeting facial movements that often reveal hidden emotions like stress, deception, or confidence. Neural Analysis Of Micro-Intent in real-time micro-expressions → inferred intent.

Reentry Wage Reporting System

A public policy and data reporting system focused on wage tracking, employment outcomes, and reentry program accountability for formerly incarcerated individuals.

Notes Project

A standalone project aimed at being a structured personal note system for organizing research, source notes, writing ideas, and project planning.

Vault Project

Standalone project that focuses on secure encryption and protected document storage for sensitive local files, private records, and controlled access workflows.

Semantic Archive

Component of Signalis - Searchable intelligence memory for events, entities, notes, and source records.

Daily Briefing Generator

Subcomponent of Signalis - AI-shaped daily briefs from events, notes, watchlists, and entity records.

Noise Filtering Engine

Subcomponent of Signalis - Filters low-value data from strategic signals before analyst review.

OFAC / Sanctions Monitor

Subcomponent of Signalis - Sanctions tracking for entities, aliases, programs, countries, and identifiers.

Watchlist Engine

Subcomponent to Signalis - Topic-based monitoring for regions, actors, threats, sanctions, and emerging events.

Collector Orchestration

A controlled ingestion engine that rotates eligible sources, routes them to the correct collector, applies cooldowns, normalizes public-source records, and stores collected data for downstream analysis. Built to support scalable RSS, GDELT, OFAC, sanctions, and future source collection without uncontrolled API hammering or duplicate ingestion.

Source Registry

Governed source collection with cooldowns, reliability tracking, and API protection.

European Terrorist Group Network Assessment

An intelligence-style research project assessing extremist networks, recruitment pathways, geographic distribution, operational patterns, and security challenges across Europe.

Russian Affairs Research Project

A continuing research project examining Russian foreign policy, influence networks, gray-zone activity, regional pressure systems, and the strategic narratives shaping Moscow’s role in the international order.

The Human Source Premium

A research paper on why human intelligence becomes more valuable, not less, as AI, cyber collection, and automated OSINT flood the intelligence environment with more data than analysts can easily interpret.

Eastern Europe Gray-Zone Networks

Mapping the hidden systems of smuggling, sanctions evasion, cyber pressure, political influence, and hybrid conflict shaping Eastern Europe below the threshold of open war.

The Al-Qaeda Framework

A research project showcasing terrorism efforts & al-Qaeda’s shift from centralized leadership to a distributed ideological and franchise-based network in a post-GWOT world.

Strategic Proxies

Explaining Iran’s Support for Hezbollah Through Realist Theory

A realist analysis of Iran’s support for Hezbollah, examining how proxy warfare allows Iran to project power, deter stronger adversaries, expand regional influence, and avoid the costs of direct military confrontation.

Markets Without Rules

Informal Networks and the Failure of IMF Reform in Russia

A political economy paper examining why IMF-backed neoliberal reforms failed to produce stable market institutions in post-Soviet Russia. The project argues that rapid liberalization entered a weak institutional environment where informal networks like blat did not disappear, but adapted and became central to how markets actually functioned.

Pipelines and Democracy

Explaining EU Alignment Against Russia After the 2022 Invasion of Ukraine

A data-driven foreign policy analysis examining how Russian energy dependence, democratic institutions, and military spending shaped EU member-state alignment against Russia after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.