Let’s start with a generality:
The charlatan was not, imho, only this Arlay himself, whom I believe may well have been “suicided”, a la Killery or letter agency … or else, as “our chap” at Unherdables pointed out – it was just one giant psy-op. Maybe he’s still alive.
How else can you get a massed “We are Charlie Hebdo” type thing going unless you have a sacrificial lamb? The people behind this whole Kabuki Theatre scamfest are nasty indeed. In fact, some people not generally given to overt religiosity have been using words such as “evil” and “demonic” and the perspicacious have noted it:
Fauci? Blair? Obama? And the normies come in like Eloi:
As Nick Dixon said: “All facts (about what Arday and promoters were up to) are lost in a torrent of emotion and identity.”
That’s why, until now, I’ve not bothered with the whole mendacious scamfest.
Asking who benefits should give a clue to who’s setting up events such as this one. Ann was a threat, this guy was a tool.
ReplyDeleteThings happen some things are barely broadcast and some things are amplified. Whenever a nothing burger of a story gets headlines and goes on for days I detect a fishy smell. Job done, it filled countless column inches and people's minds for long enough to distract them from inconvenient observation and speculation.
ReplyDeleteSorry, that above was from me. I have to change from anon every time I comment now.
DeleteI'm sure someone else has said this but it's just another George Floyd event.
ReplyDeleteThe fraudster is black ergo he's a victim and we white people are the criminals.
The next step will be for the usual types to start "taking the knee", starting with the cops and the footballers. Step 3 will be a gang of black scammers setting up gofundme accounts and stealing the money donated by the gullible white fools amongst us.
Steve
ReplyDeleteI've tried to avoid this story; because it is a story, a tale, and a tall one at that. From the Guardian:
'At the age of three, the south Londoner [from social housing] was diagnosed with autism and global developmental delay. He was unable to speak until he was 11 and could not read or write until 18.. he forged an impressive academic career, mostly focusing on race and education.'
Well he would do wouldn't he, his PhD supervisor was a professor of 'inclusive education and learning'.
Jason Arday left school with three GCSE's. That is all.