This blog is a public record of a long-running, obsessive campaign of stalking, impersonation, and coordinated harassment — driven primarily by a ragtag mob of transgender activists and other assorted online obsessives.

Since 2018, I’ve been:

• investigated by the police three times

• arrested twice

• dragged through the civil courts on three separate occasions

• doxxed, mobbed, and terrorised — both online and off

It started with targeted mockery of my beliefs and public work. But it quickly escalated into coordinated trolling, defamation, impersonation, malicious complaints to the police, and calculated efforts to intimidate and isolate me.

I didn’t start documenting this out of self-pity. I did it for my own protection — and to expose how modern digital abuse operates: how it spreads, hides behind pseudonyms, and weaponises systems meant to protect the vulnerable.

What you’ll find here is a year-by-year timeline of what was done to me.

Plainly recorded. Evidenced. No exaggeration. No speculation. Just the receipts.

Stalking: A Societal Perspective