“Dorseteye.com” Hate Timeline

Page updated 24th Feb 24

Alex Bailey observed that their website had returned online after being suspended by its web host, Hostinger. The suspension was due to a large volume of defamatory content, which Jason Richard Cridland has since been removed from the site.

It’s ironic that the piece they are so eager to publish claims to be written by a citizen journalist, Liz Bladon. This article features a significant number of screenshots, mainly from the NTTB Facebook group. However, there is no evidence that the journalist announced themselves or sought permission from the authors to use these screenshots. Despite this, ‘Dorseteye.com’ approved and published the article from Liz Bladon, which contains numerous screenshots without context, despite suggesting that such practices could be intimidating. This discrepancy underscores the inconsistency in their editorial standards, which appears hypocritical. To embark on your journey to debunk this potentially defamatory article, click here.

The evidence below also shows:

• Jason Cridland, the administrator of the ‘Dorseteye.com’ Facebook page, has been deleting comments on a recent post where he falsely portrays himself as a victim after Mr Bailey raised concerns about several defamatory articles with his now second web host. These removals seem to stem from a desire to control the narrative and conform to their extreme left-wing political stance.
• Admin has permitted Kevin Davies to post hate material, repeatly about Alex Bailey. Click here to view Kevin’s timeline of hate material.
• Hate group no 3 = Dorset Against Fascism joined ‘Dorseteye.com’ FB group one day after the page creation and regularly posts there.

Here is my backed-up version via the Internet Archive ‘Wayback Machine’ where you can view the original Liz Bladon piece and our own far better journalist’s responses debunking

Some question which spring to mind:

1. What is the link between Kevin Davies and Jason Cridland/Dorseteye.com?
2. What is the link between Dorset Against Fascism hate group and Dorsetye.com?
3. Are the Cridlands and Dorseteye.com part of the Troll Cottage Industry within our community?

Evidence

16:51 + 56, 02.03.24 – It’s evident a certain individual/s are utilising a pattern of posting across multiple Facebook groups, using a page called “Dorset Against Fascism,” on Dorset Eye, and newly created Dorset Far Right Watch and Dorset Socialists. The speed at which these posts propagate suggests a level of coordination, involving pre-approval from the administrators of these groups. Given the past behaviour of Jason Richard Cridland, who has been known to operate under fake profiles and pages, it wouldn’t be far-fetched to suspect his involvement in this activity.