Hey! I know one of them!

Reece Elliott posted his comment on online memorial pages

BBC News - US Facebook death threats troll: Reece Elliott jailed

A British man who threatened to kill 200 people in the US, in posts he made under a false name on Facebook, has been jailed for more than two years.

Reece Elliott, 24, of Foss Way, South Shields, made the threat in February on online memorial pages for two Tennessee girls killed in car accidents.

About 3,000 pupils in Warren County missed school the next day as a result.

Elliott, who pleaded guilty at Newcastle Crown Court in April, was jailed for two years and four months.

The father-of-one admitted one count of making a threat to kill and eight of sending grossly offensive messages. He had been held in custody since his arrest.

A warning to Internet assassins | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

A warning to Internet assassins | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

A couple of warnings to internet trolls:

A tweet published by Sally Bercow about Tory peer Lord McAlpine was libellous, [Britain’s] High Court has ruled.
The wife of Commons Speaker John Bercow tweeted two days after BBC Newsnight wrongly linked a “leading Conservative politician” to sex abuse claims.
Amid widespread speculation about his identity, she wrote: “Why is Lord McAlpine trending. *innocent face*.”

And:

ONE of Australia’s leading plastic surgeons, Chris Moss, ...  has brought a legal action in the Victorian Supreme Court against Craig Rodda, the managing director of a marketing agency, which he claims has driven business away from his practice…
The posts which began late last year on Australia’s largest on-line plastic surgery forum alleged that authentic positive reviews of Dr Moss’ work were fake and had been written by his own staff…
“I was shocked and appalled by the threads containing (false) suggestions that I was dishonest, unprofessional, overcharged clients and that my surgical work was not a high standard ...,” Dr Moss said in an affidavit.
Dr Moss alleges that an individual operating from an IP address at Mr Rodda’s home had created seven different pseudonyms to criticise his work on the forum and encourage others to follow suit.
Dr Moss alleges the posts were made on the instructions of competitors as there were recommendations to other plastic surgeons…
Mr Rodda told The Weekend Australian that the posts were made from his IP address but claimed he was not the author. He said that his defacto wife had admitted making the posts but had done so “innocently for the purposes of research”.

This is why hate stalkers stalk.

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When someone hates something that to outside observers looks exactly like themselves in every way, you should quickly consult a French book to see if they don't have a word for that phenomenon, and they do, it's called projection.


Before you nod and use it to hate on her, you should understand what projection is.  It sounds like you project unwanted feelings onto another person, which is both wrong and impossible.  It's not an action, it's a problem of perception.  The unwanted feelings don't make sense coming from someone like you, so you conclude they must be coming from the other person.

Newspaper That Published Addresses of Gun Licence Holders Now... Hires Armed Security Due to Fears of Criminal Response —Ace

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Those at the paper said they felt alarmed by the responses they were getting, which they considered threatening -- though none of them were actually threats.

But that's the whole point: What the paper did to lawful citizens was throw the spotlight of Internet Fame on to a group of people who'd done nothing to warrant it. The reason those people themselves did not like the Sudden Internet Spotlight is simple: Who knows what wackadoos will come crawling out of the wordwork to wreak some violence against you?

The paper didn't mind doing this to these people -- in fact, I think they intended it. They intended the lawful gun-license holders to feel intimidated, to feel as if their safety was compromised. That's how stalkers impose their wills on their targets-- the target is always aware that malicious intent lurks around them and may strike at any time.*

And now the paper whines because that selfsame loss of the feeling of security, that same feeling that now a dozens of emotionally unstable people might commit random violence in order to vindicate some political point, is now felt by they themselves.

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*And THAT is why, like all bullies, they whine and cry like the little bitches they are when you take them on.

Roshanak Taghavi: Rape on U.S. Military Bases Left Unchecked, Documentary Reveals

Roshanak Taghavi: Rape on U.S. Military Bases Left Unchecked, Documentary Reveals

"You always have protection with Jesus," former seawoman Kori Cioca tells the camera, brandishing the long, serrated hunting knife she always keeps in her purse or pocket.

"But sometimes, you need just a little bit more."

Ms. Cioca, who left the U.S. Coast Guard after being stalked, beaten and raped by her supervisor, is one of 36 veterans from the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Army and Air Force documented in The Invisible War, an investigation into the epidemic of rape -- often by serial offenders -- in the U.S. military.

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Guess I should be grateful the pervert stalking me hasn't strayed into this sort of area... yet... With me at least...

Should a military officer REALLY be spending his days in Canberra surfing the internet, fiddling on facebook, stalking people (including a woman- a circumstance of aggravation) as his self-admitted "hobby"?

Quite the statement of facts shaping up over a particular cyberstalker.

And for someone who, through what epic incompetence or corruption we don't know, has had his behaviour ignored by his mates in military intelligence (are they a law unto themselves?), it's going to be pretty weird when he gets served with the AVO etc. if that's the way it goes...

When will we name and shame?

When indeed...

Pervert's Paradise strikes again: BBC News - Facebook flaw bypasses password protections

BBC News - Facebook flaw bypasses password protections


The bug was exposed in a message posted to the Hacker News website.

The message contained a search string that, when used on Google, returned a list of links to 1.32 million Facebook accounts.

In some cases clicking on a link logged in to that account without the need for a password. All the links exposed the email addresses of Facebook users.

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Jolly good news for any trusted members of the military who want to waste their time stalking strangers... Especially women, eh?

And just think- your taxes pay the perverts to waste their time breaking the law.

Naming and shaming a cyberstalker

It could happen as soon as today or tomorrow. :) Or maybe it won't happen at all.

But it's a terrific story, especially the part where a woman is victimised by the same piece of pond scum.

Suspense is fun.