Sometimes you just have to sit back and wonder what on earth goes on inside Angie’s cranial cavity. A few weeks ago she posted those strange Skype conversations with Sabine, despite knowing that a trial is in the offing for her alleged friend. And now she’s posted a call between herself and Rupert, claiming that…
We were intrigued to notice a post from Angela Fag-Ash Disney on one of Guidance 2222’s old Hoaxtead videos—remember them? No, neither do we, really. At least we try not to. Dismal stuff.
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Some of you will recall Kane Slater, the Canadian cannabis enthusiast who arrived late to the Hoaxtead party, but has been making up for lost time by bombarding his Facebook ‘Cannabis Cures Cancers’ page with grotesque and offensive lies.
Over the past several days we’ve been posting snippets of the response to Abe and Ella’s IPCC appeal, which have been appearing in heavily redacted form on Drifloud’s Twitter page. Drippy seems reluctant to release the entire document on his friends’ behalf, for obvious reasons: the results are hardly encouraging for the Hoaxtead mob. It’s…
Yesterday started off slow on the Hoaxtead front: not much going on, and we were toying with the idea of a story about Araya Soma’s latest advice on novel ways to use one’s own urine. But then we heard that Angela Fag-Ash Disney had finally published her account of where that missing Kenya Project money…
It looks as though Drifloud has leaked another bit of the report resulting from the IPCC-mandated investigation of the way in which the Barnet police conducted the original police investigation in September 2014. Oh, huzzah.
In yesterday’s discussion of Ian Josephs’ repudiation of his soon-to-be ex-friends Belinda and Sabine, the topic of the Vicky Haigh case came up. As usual on Hoaxtead Research, the comments section yielded much food for thought.
Over the weekend we published a post in which we discussed the activities of Ian Josephs, hailed by Belinda McKenzie and Sabine McNeill as the ‘veteran of all McKenzie friends’. Ian is known for promoting the false and damaging rhetoric of ‘child-snatching’ social workers, who he claims reap a tidy profit from destroying happy families…
How can you tell when members of the Hoaxtead crew are trying to sweep a bit of inconvenient information under the carpet? It’s easy, actually: when they raise the topic at all, they cherry-pick tiny pieces, and then explain in great and implausible detail why these pieces ‘prove’ that they were right all along.
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