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==Reverting your edit==
 
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You can say what you like on your website, [[User:MHN|MHN]], but not on [[WikiSpooks]].--[[User:Patrick Haseldine|Patrick Haseldine]] ([[User talk:Patrick Haseldine|talk]]) 21:02, 5 March 2018 (GMT)
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You can say what you like on your website, [[User:MHN|MHN]], but not on [[Wikispooks]].--[[User:Patrick Haseldine|Patrick Haseldine]] ([[User talk:Patrick Haseldine|talk]]) 21:02, 5 March 2018 (GMT)
 
:Sure [[User:Patrick Haseldine|Patrick]] but what is the specific objection? The facts are true, not denied by the subject and clearly relevant to the site’s mission. Can you please give me an idea of how you feel it breaks the editorial rules? [[User:MHN|MHN]] ([[User talk:MHN|talk]]) 22:32, 5 March 2018 (GMT)
 
:Sure [[User:Patrick Haseldine|Patrick]] but what is the specific objection? The facts are true, not denied by the subject and clearly relevant to the site’s mission. Can you please give me an idea of how you feel it breaks the editorial rules? [[User:MHN|MHN]] ([[User talk:MHN|talk]]) 22:32, 5 March 2018 (GMT)
 
::No comment!--[[User:Patrick Haseldine|Patrick Haseldine]] ([[User talk:Patrick Haseldine|talk]]) 23:32, 5 March 2018 (GMT)
 
::No comment!--[[User:Patrick Haseldine|Patrick Haseldine]] ([[User talk:Patrick Haseldine|talk]]) 23:32, 5 March 2018 (GMT)
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== Clarification of Editorial policy ==
 
== Clarification of Editorial policy ==
  
[[User:Patrick]] appears to operated within the letter of the policy, but outside of its intended spirit - so I've just tweaked the General courtesy section of the [[Wikispooks:Editorial Policy]] to clarify it:-). It now reads: "''if you revert someone's edits, you are recommended either leave an <u>explanation</u> on that page's talk page or on the user's page. At a very minimum, use the comment box to explain the reversion.''" He ''did'' leave a note "You can say what you like on your website, MHN, but not on WikiSpooks" but this is hardly an explanation. Accordingly, more specifics are in order.
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[[User:Patrick]] appears to operated within the letter of the policy, but outside of its intended spirit - so I've just tweaked the General courtesy section of the [[Wikispooks:Editorial Policy]] to clarify it:-). It now reads: "''if you revert someone's edits, you are recommended either leave an <u>explanation</u> on that page's talk page or on the user's page. At a very minimum, use the comment box to explain the reversion.''" He ''did'' leave a note "You can say what you like on your website, MHN, but not on Wikispooks" but this is hardly an explanation. Accordingly, more specifics are in order.
  
 
As far as references go, more is better than less, since they're small and help establish credibility or give new perspectives. References are preferred to long third party quotes. There's little point if they all say basically the same thing, but in general I wouldn't consider 4 references too many, provided they gave different angles and were worth reading their own right. -- [[User:Robin|Robin]] ([[User talk:Robin|talk]]) 10:22, 6 March 2018 (GMT)
 
As far as references go, more is better than less, since they're small and help establish credibility or give new perspectives. References are preferred to long third party quotes. There's little point if they all say basically the same thing, but in general I wouldn't consider 4 references too many, provided they gave different angles and were worth reading their own right. -- [[User:Robin|Robin]] ([[User talk:Robin|talk]]) 10:22, 6 March 2018 (GMT)
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:"This blog allows (moderated) comments by readers and relies on the notice procedure under s5 Defamation Act 2013. Under the new Act it is a complete defence to any defamation claim that a post was made by someone other than the operator of the site, regardless of whether posts are moderated (s5 (2) and s5 (12)) unless the notice procedure has been complied with. Notices under s5 may be sent to the email above (matthopkins@thewitchfindergeneral.com)."
 
:"This blog allows (moderated) comments by readers and relies on the notice procedure under s5 Defamation Act 2013. Under the new Act it is a complete defence to any defamation claim that a post was made by someone other than the operator of the site, regardless of whether posts are moderated (s5 (2) and s5 (12)) unless the notice procedure has been complied with. Notices under s5 may be sent to the email above (matthopkins@thewitchfindergeneral.com)."
  
Apart from reiterating my initial comment ("You can say what you like on your website, [[User:MHN|MHN]], but not on [[WikiSpooks]]") I have nothing to add.--[[User:Patrick Haseldine|Patrick Haseldine]] ([[User talk:Patrick Haseldine|talk]]) 14:25, 6 March 2018 (GMT)
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Apart from reiterating my initial comment ("You can say what you like on your website, [[User:MHN|MHN]], but not on [[Wikispooks]]") I have nothing to add.--[[User:Patrick Haseldine|Patrick Haseldine]] ([[User talk:Patrick Haseldine|talk]]) 14:25, 6 March 2018 (GMT)
 
:I do not understand this comment [[User:Patrick Haseldine|Patrick Haseldine]] and under the circumstances am reverting both your edits. Tagging [[User:Robin|Robin]]. [[User:MHN|MHN]] ([[User talk:MHN|talk]]) 14:48, 6 March 2018 (GMT)
 
:I do not understand this comment [[User:Patrick Haseldine|Patrick Haseldine]] and under the circumstances am reverting both your edits. Tagging [[User:Robin|Robin]]. [[User:MHN|MHN]] ([[User talk:MHN|talk]]) 14:48, 6 March 2018 (GMT)
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= Mendacious kindergarten politics =
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Brief research on the links in the disputed section, together with a few Google searches reveal it to be a mendacious account of a planned attack on an British MP using contrived and spurious connections to two of the 15,000 or so US homicides per year and which have zero connection to British politics or Ellie Reeves other than the contrived ones of this section. It is a good example of a nasty little 'storm in a kindegarten-politics tea cup' manufactured by at least two people in pursuit of a political agenda. As such it contravenes both [[Wikispooks:Editor Undertakings]] and [[Wikispooks:Editorial Policy]]
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Specifically:
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# Both the heading and sub-heading are contrived from a clearly planned initiative by Sam Smith and Margaret Pless - and probably others. In addition the sub-heading naming the two murder victims is crude, tone-setting and headline-grabbing that offends Wikispooks style guide and is inappropriate to the biographical nature of the page.
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# The 'cyberstalker group' was one of dozens, if not hundreds, of similar such nasty, juvenile venues frequented by millions of increasingly disaffected angry young men/women with nothing better to do. It was nothing special in other words.
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# To say ''...it had been described by New York Magazine as...'' is grossly misleading. New York Magazine did not describe anything; it was the same Margaret Pless in her one and only article for the publication that did the describing and brief research will quickly reveal her to be something of a cyberstalking Dox artist herself.
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# To describe the murderer as 'a member of Kiwi Farms' is also misleading. He had simply signed on to a web site ('''''as had Margaret Plessy herself''''' + many other of its hand-wringing critics) so he could post crap, just as millions of similar young disaffected hot-heads do every day. IOW, Nothing special or significant, but made to appear sinister and scary for the purposes of the attack.
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# ''"Reeves was the only major politician to completely ignore the requests for help"''. This begs the key but unaddressed questions 'who were requested?' and 'how did they respond?'
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# It gives the misleading impression of sympathetic intent in contacting Reeves by alleging that one of her friends had been cyberstalked, but provides no link or evidence for the claim.
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# And of course that trusty knee-jerk icing-on-the-cake anathama 'failure to condemn alleged [[antisemitism]]'
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As an example of 'Deep politics' it is risible. Dealing with such 'Kindergarten politics' contributions is deeply distracting from the site's core mission. Wikispooks can do without such calculated mendacity. In the absence of a convincing rebuttal to these charges within the next 24 hours, the entire section will again be removed. --[[User:Peter|Peter P]] ([[User talk:Peter|talk]]) 07:23, 7 March 2018 (GMT)
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:Per the above the disputed section has been removed. It is reproduced below for reference purposes --[[User:Peter|Peter P]] ([[User talk:Peter|talk]]) 08:27, 8 March 2018 (GMT)
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::I do not agree [[User:Peter|Peter]]. It was not a pre-planned attack. If Reeves had assisted we would have praised her as we did Brendan Cox. Obviously Pless and I could not have foreseen that William Atchison would go on a killing spree. However I defer to the consensus if you feel it should be removed due to tone. I will however add a citation to the ‘arrest’ paragraph. I would invite you to withdraw your allegation of mendacity. [[User:MHN|MHN]] ([[User talk:MHN|talk]]) 09:40, 8 March 2018 (GMT)
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::::There was no ad hominem. I described the section and the attack on Reeves as mendacious. I stand by that description for the above reasons. If those reasons are substantially wrong, then I will amend the mendacious description. --[[User:Peter|Peter P]] ([[User talk:Peter|talk]]) 14:16, 8 March 2018 (GMT)
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Replying to [[User:Peter|Peter]] above, but removing indent for readability. Thank you for your fair response. I will seek to reassure you on reach of your numbered points -
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# Margaret and I (along with many others) have been running a campaign against Kiwi Farms. We have approached persons in multiple political parties in multiple countries including Labour (Brendan Cox), Liberals (John Hemming) and Conservatives. Margaret is a Democrat and will not help me plot to get Democrats or Labour people on party political grounds. I am a Conservative and will not help Margaret get Republicans or Conservatives. We have praised those who helped us regardless of party. No one else has flat out declined. So there was no planning of a partisan political attack. We could not have anticipated the killings in December. As you can see from the article I cited, we named but praised Brendan and Shapps (Labour and Conservative) respectively.
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# We consider Kiwi Farms exceptional. There is a summary with links to their many, many misdeeds in the links below. That may be opinionated of us but not mendacious or dishonest. There are articles here with many links to other articles and evidence documents - https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Kiwi_Farms, http://www.kiwifarmswiki.com/index.php?title=Joshua_Conner_Moon, http://matthewhopkinsnews.com/?p=4179
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# Agreed it could be rephrased. That phrase could be changed to, "Margaret Pless, writing for New York Magazine, descripted it as" or some-such.
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# Atchison was much more than just a member of Kiwi Farms. He had actually been discussing future school shootings with the owner of Kiwi Farms 3 days before the murder. As evidence I screenshot a message he sent to Kiwi Farms owner Moon three days before the murders in this earlier article of mine - http://matthewhopkinsnews.com/?p=5538 (the screenshot is in the middle). In addition, as that earlier article relates, Kiwi Farms has previously been linked to bomb threats to schools and hospitals.
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# There were many but as examples, Grant has written to the UK government and directly to the FBI requesting action. Also, far-right payment system Hatreon even talked to us and banned Kiwi Farms - https://hatreon.net/featured-creators/. Coinhive even banned Kiwi Farms.
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# To protect the family of the victim. I can provide more details to show you I am telling the truth but only in private. It would defeat the point of the campaign to circulate attack materials on innocent victims.
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# That is part of the general comments about Labour First. In my cited article I noted its older logo looked a lot like Stormfront's and some of their senior members' comments on immigration were surreal (e.g. about council's not using wheelie bins in case immigrants hid in them).
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Turning to the comment about ad-hominem, the point you make is the same as saying that Margaret and I deliberately lied, which is unfair and I again ask you to withdraw. That is different from stylistic criticism. Let me know if you require further evidence. [[User:MHN|MHN]] ([[User talk:MHN|talk]]) 20:50, 8 March 2018 (GMT)
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:I've uploaded the screenshot of Atchison talking to the Kiwi Farms owner about a school shooting three days before. Atchison is the one with the charming username, "FuckYou" and the Nazi muscle guy for an avatar. The Kiwi Farms owner is "Null".
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:[[File:KiwiFarmsMassMurderForeshadowing.png]] [[User:MHN|MHN]] ([[User talk:MHN|talk]]) 21:01, 8 March 2018 (GMT)
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::'''Replying to MHN above'''
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::In light of your courteous persistence and clarifications, I am happy to revise ''''''mendacious'''''' to ''''''misleading'''''' and to acknowledge that the original letters from you and Margaret Pless did not constitute an attack but rather a coordinated approach. The attack(s) came following her (ie Reeves') lack of response in the form of the linked MHN website article and your Wikispooks section. I am also happy to leave this entire exchange in place as a complete reference.
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::I invite both you and Patrick to acknowledge that this and much of the recent concentration of articles about current affairs in the Labour Party are at best peripheral to Wikispooks' core mission. The site is emphatically NOT intended as a venue for either current affairs and breaking news comment, or party-political and intra-party-political infighting. Both categories, together with the disputes they invariably generate are distracting. That said, the coordinated and solidly continuing attack on [[Jeremy Corbyn]] by the entire {{CCM}} '''is''' relevant to the site's purpose in that it is evidence of what happens when an establishment outsider is judged, however spuriously, to represent a serious threat to Deep-State agendas.
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::Having spent some 2-3 hours on this matter already, it represents a good example of what I mean by 'distracting'. --[[User:Peter|Peter P]] ([[User talk:Peter|talk]]) 08:53, 9 March 2018 (GMT)
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:::My silence for the past four days, [[User:Peter|Peter]], is because I was away from home and from my computer. Now back in action, I will endeavour to fully support – and not be a distraction from – Wikispooks' core mission.--[[User:Patrick Haseldine|Patrick Haseldine]] ([[User talk:Patrick Haseldine|talk]]) 22:56, 11 March 2018 (GMT)   
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==Criticism Over Child Protection==
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===Murders of Casey Jordan-Marquez and Francisco "Paco" Fernandez===
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On 9 November 2017 American journalist Margaret Pless wrote to Ellie and asked her to assist in a campaign against a cyberstalker group that had distributed textual paedophile stories, voted to target children and whose leader had expressed far right views. A former acquaintance Sam Smith, the editor of [https://matthewhopkinsnews.com Matthew Hopkins News] wrote to her on 11 November 2017 with the same request, which he later recounted in an article<ref>''[http://matthewhopkinsnews.com/?p=5697 "Ellie Reeves MP and the Corpses of Children"]'' [https://archive.is/qbnqx (archive)]</ref>.
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The group, Kiwi Farms, had been described by New York Magazine as the "Web’s Biggest Community of Stalkers"<ref>''[http://nymag.com/selectall/2016/07/kiwi-farms-the-webs-biggest-community-of-stalkers.html "Kiwi Farms, the Web’s Biggest Community of Stalkers"]'' [http://archive.is/Mhn6W (archive)]</ref> in an article recounting their cyber-stalking of disabled persons, their sexual exploitation of a vulnerable adult and grooming of a 13-year-old. According to the article by Smith, Reeves was contacted because one of her friends had been targeted by the group. Reeves was the only major politician to completely ignore the requests for help, despite tracking software showing she had read the email and despite the apparent consent of Smith's MP Grant Shapps. Ms Reeves also failed to condemn Kiwi Farms' anti-Semitism. According to Smith, Shapps, former Liberal MP [[John Hemming]] and [[Brendan Cox]] all agreed to help.
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On 7 December 2017 Kiwi Farms member William Atchison walked into Aztec High School in New Mexico and opened fire, killing two students and failing to kill 17 others<ref>''[https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/aztec-high-school-shooting-gunman-disguised-himself-randomly-killed-school-n827881 "Aztec High School shooting: Gunman disguised himself, randomly killed at school"]'' [http://archive.is/mMWTC (archive)]</ref><ref>''[https://edition.cnn.com/2017/12/07/us/aztec-high-school-shooting-new-mexico/index.html Aztec High School shooting: 2 slain students identified]'' [http://archive.is/BPQiM (archive)]</ref><ref>''[http://subliminalridge.blogspot.co.uk/2017/12/encyclopedia-dramatica-admin-commits.html "Encyclopedia Dramatica Admin Commits School Terror Killings"]'' [http://archive.is/Ra9la (archive)]</ref><ref>''[http://matthewhopkinsnews.com/?p=5538 "Kiwi Farms Member Kills 2 in School Rampage Before Killing Himself – Police Knew of Risk Nearly 2 Years Ago"]'' [http://archive.is/EACQq (archive)]</ref>. The murdered students were Casey Jordan-Marquez (a cheerleader) and Francisco "Paco" Fernandez <ref>''[https://www.cbsnews.com/news/aztec-high-school-shooting-victims-students-id/ "Aztec High School shooting: Police ID student victims"]'' [http://archive.is/qhQoN (archive)]</ref>.
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As a result, Smith drafted his article for Matthew Hopkins News criticising Reeves.
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===Failed Harassment Allegations Against Blogger===
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According to Smith, Ellie Reeves reported him to the police for harassment upon receiving a draft of his article, "Ellie Reeves MP and the Corpses of Children", for comment. After he spoke to a Detective Inspector however, the police decided to take no formal action against him and did not give him a harassment warning. Aside from the failed allegation of harassment, Reeves has never denied the truth of the allegations made by Matthew Hopkins News and did not respond to requests for comment.
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Latest revision as of 17:10, 14 October 2018

Reverting your edit

You can say what you like on your website, MHN, but not on Wikispooks.--Patrick Haseldine (talk) 21:02, 5 March 2018 (GMT)

Sure Patrick but what is the specific objection? The facts are true, not denied by the subject and clearly relevant to the site’s mission. Can you please give me an idea of how you feel it breaks the editorial rules? MHN (talk) 22:32, 5 March 2018 (GMT)
No comment!--Patrick Haseldine (talk) 23:32, 5 March 2018 (GMT)
Hi Robin I have a dispute with Patrick Haseldine on the content of this page. Patrick has reverted the changes I made under the heading “Criticism Over Child Protection” and per his comment above, declines to give reasons. The allegations he has removed were cited and are not disputed by the article subject. In accordance with site policy we are supposed to explain our reasons. Because Patrick refuses to do so, I am not able to understand his reasoning. I would therefore ask your permission to restore the content or give reasons why not. I can provide additional information if necessary.MHN (talk) 08:02, 6 March 2018 (GMT)

Labour First

The changes you have made to the Labour First heading appear slightly mistaken. The sense of my text was that the *faction* is anti-Corbyn, whilst you have changed it to refer to Luke Akehurst being anti-Corbyn. Also you removed citations unnecessarily that suppported the contentions. Is there any rule against over referencing? MHN (talk) 22:41, 5 March 2018 (GMT)

Three references are sufficient!--Patrick Haseldine (talk) 23:32, 5 March 2018 (GMT)
Hi Robin I have a dispute with Patrick Haseldine on the content of this page. Patrick has amended the changes I made under the heading “Labour First”. The original paragraph I wrote referred to the *faction* as “anti-Corbyn”. Those quoted words came from a cited article and referred to the faction. I also noted that Luke Akehurst is the National Secretary of Labour First. Mr Haseldine has changed it to describe Mr Akehurst as “anti-Corbyn” but this is a change to the allegation and not what the quote refers to. He has also arbitrarily removed citations that improve article quality. He does not address the point above except for the assertion that three citations is sufficient. I request permission to restore the correct meaning and the citations. MHN (talk) 08:12, 6 March 2018 (GMT)

Clarification of Editorial policy

User:Patrick appears to operated within the letter of the policy, but outside of its intended spirit - so I've just tweaked the General courtesy section of the Wikispooks:Editorial Policy to clarify it:-). It now reads: "if you revert someone's edits, you are recommended either leave an explanation on that page's talk page or on the user's page. At a very minimum, use the comment box to explain the reversion." He did leave a note "You can say what you like on your website, MHN, but not on Wikispooks" but this is hardly an explanation. Accordingly, more specifics are in order.

As far as references go, more is better than less, since they're small and help establish credibility or give new perspectives. References are preferred to long third party quotes. There's little point if they all say basically the same thing, but in general I wouldn't consider 4 references too many, provided they gave different angles and were worth reading their own right. -- Robin (talk) 10:22, 6 March 2018 (GMT)

Okay Robin so I propose to restore the paragraph “Labour First” to the version I submitted but I will await further comment from Patrick Haseldine for a day or so before restoring that. MHN (talk) 12:21, 6 March 2018 (GMT)
Correction I will wait for comment or a day before restoring the “Child Protection” heading. MHN (talk) 12:23, 6 March 2018 (GMT)

Defamation and Ellie Reeves

Quoting from MHN's website:

DEFAMATION
"This blog allows (moderated) comments by readers and relies on the notice procedure under s5 Defamation Act 2013. Under the new Act it is a complete defence to any defamation claim that a post was made by someone other than the operator of the site, regardless of whether posts are moderated (s5 (2) and s5 (12)) unless the notice procedure has been complied with. Notices under s5 may be sent to the email above (matthopkins@thewitchfindergeneral.com)."

Apart from reiterating my initial comment ("You can say what you like on your website, MHN, but not on Wikispooks") I have nothing to add.--Patrick Haseldine (talk) 14:25, 6 March 2018 (GMT)

I do not understand this comment Patrick Haseldine and under the circumstances am reverting both your edits. Tagging Robin. MHN (talk) 14:48, 6 March 2018 (GMT)

Mendacious kindergarten politics

Brief research on the links in the disputed section, together with a few Google searches reveal it to be a mendacious account of a planned attack on an British MP using contrived and spurious connections to two of the 15,000 or so US homicides per year and which have zero connection to British politics or Ellie Reeves other than the contrived ones of this section. It is a good example of a nasty little 'storm in a kindegarten-politics tea cup' manufactured by at least two people in pursuit of a political agenda. As such it contravenes both Wikispooks:Editor Undertakings and Wikispooks:Editorial Policy

Specifically:

  1. Both the heading and sub-heading are contrived from a clearly planned initiative by Sam Smith and Margaret Pless - and probably others. In addition the sub-heading naming the two murder victims is crude, tone-setting and headline-grabbing that offends Wikispooks style guide and is inappropriate to the biographical nature of the page.
  2. The 'cyberstalker group' was one of dozens, if not hundreds, of similar such nasty, juvenile venues frequented by millions of increasingly disaffected angry young men/women with nothing better to do. It was nothing special in other words.
  3. To say ...it had been described by New York Magazine as... is grossly misleading. New York Magazine did not describe anything; it was the same Margaret Pless in her one and only article for the publication that did the describing and brief research will quickly reveal her to be something of a cyberstalking Dox artist herself.
  4. To describe the murderer as 'a member of Kiwi Farms' is also misleading. He had simply signed on to a web site (as had Margaret Plessy herself + many other of its hand-wringing critics) so he could post crap, just as millions of similar young disaffected hot-heads do every day. IOW, Nothing special or significant, but made to appear sinister and scary for the purposes of the attack.
  5. "Reeves was the only major politician to completely ignore the requests for help". This begs the key but unaddressed questions 'who were requested?' and 'how did they respond?'
  6. It gives the misleading impression of sympathetic intent in contacting Reeves by alleging that one of her friends had been cyberstalked, but provides no link or evidence for the claim.
  7. And of course that trusty knee-jerk icing-on-the-cake anathama 'failure to condemn alleged antisemitism'

As an example of 'Deep politics' it is risible. Dealing with such 'Kindergarten politics' contributions is deeply distracting from the site's core mission. Wikispooks can do without such calculated mendacity. In the absence of a convincing rebuttal to these charges within the next 24 hours, the entire section will again be removed. --Peter P (talk) 07:23, 7 March 2018 (GMT)

Per the above the disputed section has been removed. It is reproduced below for reference purposes --Peter P (talk) 08:27, 8 March 2018 (GMT)
I do not agree Peter. It was not a pre-planned attack. If Reeves had assisted we would have praised her as we did Brendan Cox. Obviously Pless and I could not have foreseen that William Atchison would go on a killing spree. However I defer to the consensus if you feel it should be removed due to tone. I will however add a citation to the ‘arrest’ paragraph. I would invite you to withdraw your allegation of mendacity. MHN (talk) 09:40, 8 March 2018 (GMT)
There was no ad hominem. I described the section and the attack on Reeves as mendacious. I stand by that description for the above reasons. If those reasons are substantially wrong, then I will amend the mendacious description. --Peter P (talk) 14:16, 8 March 2018 (GMT)

Replying to Peter above, but removing indent for readability. Thank you for your fair response. I will seek to reassure you on reach of your numbered points -

  1. Margaret and I (along with many others) have been running a campaign against Kiwi Farms. We have approached persons in multiple political parties in multiple countries including Labour (Brendan Cox), Liberals (John Hemming) and Conservatives. Margaret is a Democrat and will not help me plot to get Democrats or Labour people on party political grounds. I am a Conservative and will not help Margaret get Republicans or Conservatives. We have praised those who helped us regardless of party. No one else has flat out declined. So there was no planning of a partisan political attack. We could not have anticipated the killings in December. As you can see from the article I cited, we named but praised Brendan and Shapps (Labour and Conservative) respectively.
  2. We consider Kiwi Farms exceptional. There is a summary with links to their many, many misdeeds in the links below. That may be opinionated of us but not mendacious or dishonest. There are articles here with many links to other articles and evidence documents - https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Kiwi_Farms, http://www.kiwifarmswiki.com/index.php?title=Joshua_Conner_Moon, http://matthewhopkinsnews.com/?p=4179
  3. Agreed it could be rephrased. That phrase could be changed to, "Margaret Pless, writing for New York Magazine, descripted it as" or some-such.
  4. Atchison was much more than just a member of Kiwi Farms. He had actually been discussing future school shootings with the owner of Kiwi Farms 3 days before the murder. As evidence I screenshot a message he sent to Kiwi Farms owner Moon three days before the murders in this earlier article of mine - http://matthewhopkinsnews.com/?p=5538 (the screenshot is in the middle). In addition, as that earlier article relates, Kiwi Farms has previously been linked to bomb threats to schools and hospitals.
  5. There were many but as examples, Grant has written to the UK government and directly to the FBI requesting action. Also, far-right payment system Hatreon even talked to us and banned Kiwi Farms - https://hatreon.net/featured-creators/. Coinhive even banned Kiwi Farms.
  6. To protect the family of the victim. I can provide more details to show you I am telling the truth but only in private. It would defeat the point of the campaign to circulate attack materials on innocent victims.
  7. That is part of the general comments about Labour First. In my cited article I noted its older logo looked a lot like Stormfront's and some of their senior members' comments on immigration were surreal (e.g. about council's not using wheelie bins in case immigrants hid in them).

Turning to the comment about ad-hominem, the point you make is the same as saying that Margaret and I deliberately lied, which is unfair and I again ask you to withdraw. That is different from stylistic criticism. Let me know if you require further evidence. MHN (talk) 20:50, 8 March 2018 (GMT)

I've uploaded the screenshot of Atchison talking to the Kiwi Farms owner about a school shooting three days before. Atchison is the one with the charming username, "FuckYou" and the Nazi muscle guy for an avatar. The Kiwi Farms owner is "Null".
KiwiFarmsMassMurderForeshadowing.png MHN (talk) 21:01, 8 March 2018 (GMT)
Replying to MHN above
In light of your courteous persistence and clarifications, I am happy to revise 'mendacious' to 'misleading' and to acknowledge that the original letters from you and Margaret Pless did not constitute an attack but rather a coordinated approach. The attack(s) came following her (ie Reeves') lack of response in the form of the linked MHN website article and your Wikispooks section. I am also happy to leave this entire exchange in place as a complete reference.
I invite both you and Patrick to acknowledge that this and much of the recent concentration of articles about current affairs in the Labour Party are at best peripheral to Wikispooks' core mission. The site is emphatically NOT intended as a venue for either current affairs and breaking news comment, or party-political and intra-party-political infighting. Both categories, together with the disputes they invariably generate are distracting. That said, the coordinated and solidly continuing attack on Jeremy Corbyn by the entire Commercially-controlled media is relevant to the site's purpose in that it is evidence of what happens when an establishment outsider is judged, however spuriously, to represent a serious threat to Deep-State agendas.
Having spent some 2-3 hours on this matter already, it represents a good example of what I mean by 'distracting'. --Peter P (talk) 08:53, 9 March 2018 (GMT)
My silence for the past four days, Peter, is because I was away from home and from my computer. Now back in action, I will endeavour to fully support – and not be a distraction from – Wikispooks' core mission.--Patrick Haseldine (talk) 22:56, 11 March 2018 (GMT)

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Criticism Over Child Protection

Murders of Casey Jordan-Marquez and Francisco "Paco" Fernandez

On 9 November 2017 American journalist Margaret Pless wrote to Ellie and asked her to assist in a campaign against a cyberstalker group that had distributed textual paedophile stories, voted to target children and whose leader had expressed far right views. A former acquaintance Sam Smith, the editor of Matthew Hopkins News wrote to her on 11 November 2017 with the same request, which he later recounted in an article[1].

The group, Kiwi Farms, had been described by New York Magazine as the "Web’s Biggest Community of Stalkers"[2] in an article recounting their cyber-stalking of disabled persons, their sexual exploitation of a vulnerable adult and grooming of a 13-year-old. According to the article by Smith, Reeves was contacted because one of her friends had been targeted by the group. Reeves was the only major politician to completely ignore the requests for help, despite tracking software showing she had read the email and despite the apparent consent of Smith's MP Grant Shapps. Ms Reeves also failed to condemn Kiwi Farms' anti-Semitism. According to Smith, Shapps, former Liberal MP John Hemming and Brendan Cox all agreed to help.

On 7 December 2017 Kiwi Farms member William Atchison walked into Aztec High School in New Mexico and opened fire, killing two students and failing to kill 17 others[3][4][5][6]. The murdered students were Casey Jordan-Marquez (a cheerleader) and Francisco "Paco" Fernandez [7].

As a result, Smith drafted his article for Matthew Hopkins News criticising Reeves.

Failed Harassment Allegations Against Blogger

According to Smith, Ellie Reeves reported him to the police for harassment upon receiving a draft of his article, "Ellie Reeves MP and the Corpses of Children", for comment. After he spoke to a Detective Inspector however, the police decided to take no formal action against him and did not give him a harassment warning. Aside from the failed allegation of harassment, Reeves has never denied the truth of the allegations made by Matthew Hopkins News and did not respond to requests for comment.

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