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Crazy anti Hs2 campaigner of the week: No 13

26 Saturday Sep 2015

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This weeks award goes to StopHs2 Chair Penny Gaines for an absolutely bonkers & delusional tweet she’s just posted from the Green party conference in Bournemouth!

elepahnt

If one disinterested passer-by is what Penny thinks is “attracting attention” it’s no wonder the anti Hs2 campaign’s in such dire straits. Notice the complete absence of any Stophs2 protesters. We’re assured (by them) that their campaign’s unstoppable & going from strength to strength – so where is everybody? Of course, the only reason Penny is there is that she lives in Bournemouth, having moved away from the HS2 route several years ago. Imagine, the Chair (but what is there to chair in an empty room? Ed) of StopHs2 lives hundreds of miles away from HS2! In the ‘old’ days StopHs2 used to have stalls inside the various conferences but a lack of money, volunteers and the fact they got nowhere soon put a stop to that. Now the best they can do is a bag of wind and (if they’re lucky) a couple of volunteers trying to foist leaflets onto disinterested passers-by. How that was ever meant to stop HS2 is a mystery, but there you go…

With support like this, is it any wonder politicians are ignoring them?

2023 Update.

With the collapse of StopHs2 they’re no longer seen outside the party conferences. I believe their last derisory appearance was with two bags of hot air (Nellie the inflatable – and Joe Rukin) plus a couple of leafleteers outside the Tory conference in Birmingham in 2018. Their mantle passed to the equally useless protesters of HS2 ‘rebellion’ who are also history, having come and gone in the space of three short years.

Whilst Penny is in Bournemouth and Joe Rukin is in Kenilworth trying to resurrect some sort of post stopHs2 career, the present whereabouts of the inflatable bag of wind (aka ‘Nellie’) are unknown…

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Crazy anti H2 campaigner of the week: No 12.

11 Friday Sep 2015

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Yet again the award goes to Peter Jones, the libelous & unpleasant campaigner from North London who’s part of the supposed ‘Pan-Camden Alliance’

The recent announcement of Hs2 Ltd’s plans for Euston have had him spinning like a top. Since then he’s tweeted even more reams of nonsense & all sorts of daft claims. Unfortunately, what he’d failed to notice was that the Alliance hadn’t paid the bill for their website, so it had been taken down by the provider! To be fair,the Alliance is pretty much a one man & his dog operation, and – as the dog hasn’t got a credit card…

Pan Camden

Needless to say, twitter was soon full of jokes at Jones’ expense. Here’s some of the best;

duck jokes

Even more crazy than his usual claims was this one claiming Sadiq Khan, the newly anointed Labour Candidate for London Mayor, somehow opposes Hs2.

duckkhan

Once again, Twitter soon exposed his rubbish with one person digging out one of Khan’s own tweets!

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Just in case there’s any doubt remaining, here’s a speech Khan made when a Government Transport Minister back in 2010;

Khan also voted FOR the Hs2 Hybrid Bill in April 2014.

Now he’s a Mayoral hopeful Khan may try & play both sides until after the London election (like Boris Johnson has in the past) but one thing’s clear. He won’t volte-face to oppose a scheme that offers so much to London and the Labour heartlands in the North.

2023 Update.

Khan was easily elected Mayor and has continued his support for HS2 despite Nimbys bleating. Jones’ website made a brief return but soon disappeared again. No-one was reading it and no-one missed it. 

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Crazy anti Hs2 campaigner of the week – No 9

24 Friday Jul 2015

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For some reason the anti Hs2 campaign has always attracted the Walter Mitty types & this weeks chosen campaigner is a classic example!

Step forward Nicholas Batty…

Today’s superbly daft tweet sets the scene.

batty

‘Relentless & expanding rapidly’? How deluded can you get?

I’ve blogged before on the true situation with their campaign but let’s have a look at the state of play since I wrote that back in January. In the past 6 months the anti campaign’s failed to make any impact on a general election. Unlike previous years it’s not organised a single national event, demonstration or gathering- nor has it any planned. It’s failed to capture much media attention and its social media penetration is poor (to say the least). Here’s the latest ‘scores on the doors’ to illustrate the fact.

scores on doors

The usual caveats apply. Not all followers are supporters etc. The figures show that not only is the anti campaign growing slowly from a ridiculously small base, in some cases it’s going backwards! To put these figures in perspective, over 46 million people are registered to vote in the UK! So much for ‘expanding rapidly’ eh?

2015 has shown that the anti Hs2 campaign only really exists on social media nowadays. The ‘action group’ network that Hs2aa used to boast about (claiming over 90 +) has been shown to be less than half that. No new groups have formed since Phase 2 was announced but plenty have folded.

The anti campaign was further embarrassed when the Mid Cheshire ‘action’ group published their 2015 AGM minutes online. These exposed the fact only 23 people attended out of a Cheshire population of 700-800,000! Unsurprisingly, the group has since taken the minutes off the web. No doubt the ‘action’ group network will dwindle further one the petitioning process is completed. After all – what are they for anymore when there’s nothing going on?

So, where’s any evidence (outside of his own fevered imagination) to back up Batty’s claims? There’s none. Anywhere.

Of course, this isn’t the first time Batty has come out with abject nonsense. Back in 2013 he claimed that there were ‘thousands’ of anti Hs2 protesters in central London ahead of their annual rally. Only around 500 actually turned out to be real. But then Batty is a typical Walter Mitty who invents his own attendance at these events as well as that of others. Mind you, if you look at his profile, then do some research, it seems that’s not all he’s invented…

You’ve got to hand it to the anti Hs2 campaign, they really do know how to attract some very ‘special’ people.

2023 update.

Like the majority of the anti HS2 keyboard warriors, the ‘batty bricklayer’ (as he was known as by HS2 supporters) has vanished into thin air. His Twitter account disappeared years ago as his ridiculous fantasies and bluster came to naught. There’s literally hundreds of other abandoned anti HS2 Twitter accounts still out there, cluttering up social media. It’s one of the reasons the few remaining anti HS2 Twitter accounts get such a poor response. Most of the people who’re following them gave up and moved on years ago. A case in point is this tweet from Batty. It got all of 8 retweets. Of those 8 accounts only one – the human Oxymoron ‘@johnsensible’ is still tweeting, all the others are long gone…

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Crazy anti Hs2 campaigner of the week – No 8

08 Wednesday Jul 2015

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In the crazy anti Hs2 campaigner of the week competition we seem to have to have one contender who’s determined to stay ahead of the pack. Yet again the award goes to Camden’s Peter Jones. Not content with having won the accolade last week & being involved in Camden’s debacle at the Hybrid Bill Committee yesterday, he’s come out with this absolute gem today.

Duck

So, how will Hs2 stop industrial action on the tube? Probably the same way that it won’t cure cancer or prevent anyone but a Brit winning Wimbledon – or any of the other things it’s not designed to do.

Honestly, what is it with these people?

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Crazy anti Hs2 campaigners of the week. No 3.

06 Wednesday May 2015

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Yet again the week’s crazy campaign award goes to Mop Denson. Yes, the person who who brought us the bonkers campaign against leather seats has managed to come up with another classic…

Denson

Without the slightest trace of irony, Mop claims there’s ‘comedy’ in the photo of Ed Balls in an empty First Great Western 1st Class coach en-route to Cardiff. We’re not told where he’s coming from, what day – or even what time of day. But hey, why should facts matter to Mop?

Of course, the real comedy is in Mop claiming a man on a train to Cardiff has any relevance at all to rail capacity on the WCML, or Hs2. You might as well claim that because a bus between Skipton & Bradford is half empty we should scrap London bus improvements.

If this sort of bonkers nonsense is meant to swing voters on the last day of campaigning for the general election it’s easy to see why the anti Hs2 mob have had such a lousy election campaign.

UPDATE:

The level of frothing on Twitter is beginning to rival a Fairy Liquid factory – so I have to give a mention in dispatches to this UKIP Tweeter for his supremely bonkers comment that Hs2 is ‘insanity gone mad’…

Bonkers

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