https://youtube/watch?v=r4N82IJTcyk 10:47 minutes into the interview, clearly referring to Seán Manchester (but not identifying him by name) David Farrant says: And then he produced a stake which he had stuck down the back of his trousers ... Followed at 10:48 minutes by the same David Farrant protesting about this alleged appearance of a stake in a 1970 television interview along with an explanation for its traditional purpose in vampire folklore as being a very irresponsible thing ... 03:5 minutes into another video (below) David Farrant is revealed (in the same 1970 television transmission he was alluding to in his interview) to be doing precisely what he attributes to somebody else, namely Farrant is seen producing a stake which he had stuck down the back of his trousers. This appeared on a BBC current affairs programme in October 1970 where he was asked to demonstrate and reconstruct what he was doing on the night of his arrest at Highgate Cemetery in the previous August. It must be pondered whether David Farrant considers this to also be a very irresponsible thing? And, if so, why would he hypocritically want to tar somebody else with his own actions and then disclaim and denounce that person? https://youtube/watch?v=-VcUq-ohXVY Elsewhere, at 14:14 minutes into Dark Mortes interview with David Farrant, he has the effrontery to say: Im not a person who holds grudges. Many people, of course, will be aware of the unrelenting vendetta Farrant has waged against Seán Manchester since 1970, but an effigy purporting to be Seán Manchesters decapitated head on a tin foil platter in Farrants Muswell Hill home with the the hate campaigner smirking in the background leaves nobody in any doubt as to whether Farrant holds grudges. An image of this can be found at the link below. What better evidence could be found of someone feeling ill will than this macabre piece of malice? rationalwiki.org/wiki/File:Dfarrant2.jpg
Posted on: Tue, 30 Sep 2014 07:22:46 +0000
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