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protest group, or could it end up as an embarras*ment to be avoided? – Fahrenheit211 > A pensioner described as an ‘online troll of the worst kind’ is > facing jail for accusing innocent parents of satanic abuse. Sabine > McNeill, 74, led a campaign to uncover claims of devil worship and > child abuse at a primary school in Hampstead, northwest London. > McNeill haras*ed four mothers, who cannot be named, by claiming they > were members of a cult who cooked babies and ate them. that a police investigation was launched into the blameless parents”, which is not quite accurate: the origin of the affair was by their mother and step-father to make allegations of Satanic se* abuse, and their precociously se*ually explicit accounts would have a church next to the school, consisting of a weird coalition of evangelical Christians, “alternative media” conspiracy theorists Of course, prosecutions and convictions are unlikely to change the minds of those who have invested in the conspiracy theory – indeed, the outcome can easily be as*imilated into a grand and non-falsifiable theory of an all-powerful cover up. Just recently, two American during which one of them plastered stickers around the town promoting the Satanic Ritual Abuse claims; and the story of “Hampstead Satanists” is now embedded within alt-right and populist circles, alongside the claim This was demonstrated last month, in a speech made outside the Royal Courts of Justice by Tracy Blackwell, a leader of the Tommy > Free Melanie Shaw, as we all know, another political prisoner. Free > Sabine McNeill, another prisoner. It was Blackwell and her fellow campaigners, led by one James Goddard, who blocked bridges in central London Also visible in the same video is Paul Rogers, who docu*ents and promotes various right-leaning protests in London under the name “Eddie Isok”. Rogers – whose Twitter avatar shows him posing with Anne-Marie Waters of For Britain – also attended the McNeill