Another spate of Twitter accounts hacked, or is it simply a case of the same old excuse being dug out in order to save face?
Who might have come up with the idea in the first place? Let’s take an educated guess:
A senior police officer meets with Jewish Shomrim vigilante police force and Twitter troll Bedlam Jones.
Since that fateful day in court last December, Jones has desperately sought ways to alleviate his discomfort. Alas, to no avail.
A letter published in today’s Guardian speculates on the reasons for the Crown Prosecution Service announcement on Wednesday that a man connected to the murder of PC Yvonne Fletcher outside the Libyan embassy in 1984 cannot be prosecuted for reasons of national security:
• The UK government’s case has always been that the Libyans shot dead PC Yvonne Fletcher out of pure wickedness – implausible prima facie because it would make the closure of the Libyan People’s Bureau inevitable. In fact the UK government was warned by the Libyans several times on 16 and 17 April 1984 – both in Tripoli and London – that they expected trouble involving firearms. Western intelligence knew well that the violent Libyan dissident faction it supported – Al-Burkan – had agents inside the embassy. Outside the building, Saleh Ibrahim Mabrouk uttered the last warning to police on the morning of the shooting and was promptly arrested; he was in custody when the shots were fired.
Despite the deafening warnings, the UK government took no preventive action – not even surveillance cameras were positioned – and several individuals escaped from the rear of the LPB before the lockdown began. No wonder they still want to keep it all secret under the “national security” blanket.
Dr Kevin Bannon
London
This, of course, will not be heartening news for British police officers. One sets out with noble intentions of serving Queen and country – to whom one swears an oath of allegiance – and then one is brutally assassinated. The culprit walks free, leaving friends, family more aggrieved than ever and colleagues bitterly contemplating the possibility of the same happening to them. Yet another indication of the level of decrepit corruption prevalent within our Establishment.
An upcoming post will deal with why I’m no longer using Storify. This one deals with the multiple social media accounts run by Andrea da Silva Goncalves. Who, I ask, needs three Google+ accounts ?
Google+ account #1 ( suitable for family and real life acquaintance viewing ).
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Google+ account #2 ( unsuitable for family viewing ) :
The above account also used for trolling purposes; see top post in the screenshot below :
Google+ account #3 ( also used for trolling purposes ) :
Now, on to Storify. If you think having three Google+ accounts is a bit much, how about this :
Storify account #1 ( linked to Andrea’s main Twitter account. Storify is now suspended ) :
Storify account #2, linked to another of Andrea’s Twitter accounts @LaFoxLives – now suspended. Note that the link in the profile leads to Storify account #1 :
Storify account #3, linked to Twitter account @BelleHolborn aka @LibertyBelle1 aka @Hope_LovePeace1. Andrea has more socks than M&S. Note the profile uses a photo of Jimmy Savile :
Finally, Storify account #4. With each Twitter name change, a new Storify account can be created :
To finish off, let’s just confirm the above use of name-change and linkage with Twitter sockpuppetry. Here’s Hope_LovePeace1 :
Andrea thinks she’s clever. Alas, the contrary is true. Since opening and renaming the above account, yet another sock appeared which went from the name @IsUdaFoxx :
… to @Decapped :
Here’s more proof :
Both @IsUdaFoxx and @Decapped no longer exist on Twitter and there’s no trace of any Storify account linked to either. Has Andrea run out of phone numbers with which to unlock all of her socks?
Most likely, Andrea was also responsible for running the also now-defunct sockpuppet account @karengidders :
I won’t add Andrea’s other varied presence on other platforms such as Facebook, AppNet, etc. That’s quite enough for one day.
Wishing everyone a great weekend.
Alison. Xx
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