For two years now, many of us have struggled mightily with the behemoth that is Facebook. We report illegal posts—photographs or videos featuring RD’s children, threats toward the Hampstead community, threats toward anyone who disagrees with the Hoaxtead mobsters—and nine times out of 10, the message we receive back from some anonymous Facebook moderator runs…
Anyone who has posted on YouTube about the Hampstead SRA hoax will likely have run into a very unpleasant character called Atya Sca. This person has been an acolyte of Abe and Ella almost since the start, and no YouTube comment thread on the topic of Hoaxtead is really complete without one of their creepy,…
Yesterday we revealed the identity of Araya Soma (aka Araya Manna, aka Ninon Dulac): turns out her real name is Laurence Lavie, and she’s currently wanted by Somerset police for failing to attend her trial on drugs charges. Today, we thought we’d take a look at one of the lesser-known Hoaxtead trolls, who’s been uttering…
Several readers have pointed out over the past couple of weeks that our favourite menses-quaffing, Hoaxtead-pushing anti-Semitic fascist, Araya Soma, has been awfully quiet of late. For those who are new to the Hampstead SRA hoax, Araya was among the first to broadcast the hoax via Facebook, and has continued to do so for the…
When the Hampstead SRA hoax was in its infancy—that is, after Sabine had released the videos of RD’s children but before Mrs Justice Pauffley issued her judgement on the fact-finding hearing—Hoaxtead mobsters in training had a very nasty habit: they would trawl the Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ accounts of anyone unfortunate enough to have been…
By now many of our readers will already know that Alex “Puffy” Jones, American blowhard extraordinaire who never met a conspiracy theory he didn’t like, has issued an apology regarding his involvement in pushing the Pizzagate fraud. As the Washington Post reported yesterday, In a surprising and rare bit of backtracking, Jones posted a six-minute…
There’s a certain fascination in listening in on a conversation amongst those who have decided to believe in the Hampstead SRA hoax: they blurt out the most bizarre stuff with the intense earnestness of a group of three-year-olds who are utterly convinced of the reality of the Easter Bunny. Take this recent convo from Kristie…
