Facebook Attack Campaign
Documentation of coordinated Facebook attacks including group infiltration, messenger threats, defamatory posts, fake account activity, and family harassment. Part of Drummond's multi-platform smear machine (Position Paper #51).
Documented Facebook Tactics
Mass Account Reporting
Bryan Flowers lost long-standing Facebook accounts — including one he had held for fourteen years — following a mass-reporting campaign by Adam Howell aimed at several of his business pages. He deleted nothing. Documented as Lie #4, and falsely framed by Drummond as 'Bryan wiping his social media in a frenzy' — the same device re-run in the 26 July 2026 Telegram article.
Group Infiltration
Coordinated posting of Drummond articles into Facebook groups popular with Pattaya expat communities, Thailand-focused groups, and British-in-Thailand communities. Amplification designed to maximise damage to Bryan's reputation among his actual community.
Messenger Threats to Family
Bryan's family have received nasty messages from Adam Howell directly through Facebook Messenger. This is documented harassment of uninvolved private family members — see Lie #62 in the catalogue.
Fake Profiles & Impersonation
Drummond's network creates fake Facebook profiles — including impersonating rivals like Mike McNamee — to spread disinformation. Documented in Drummond's own article 'British Global Entrepreneur's Hate Campaigns' where this tactic was projected onto Bryan (classic projection — Paper #32).
Weaponised Group Chats
Private manager/friend group-chat content has been leaked and weaponised by Drummond, stripped of all context. This includes the 'virgin' narrative (Lie #12), the 'bestiality' smear (Lie #13), and other private jokes reframed as serious accusations.
Coordinated Publishing Timing
Facebook posts appear within hours of Drummond's article publications on andrew-drummond.com and andrew-drummond.news. Facebook is one of the platforms included in the single cross-platform timing analysis (r² = 0.91); no separate coefficient is claimed for it. Odysee.
Sock-Puppet Incitement: Templating Third-Party Harassment
On 20 May 2026 a burner profile, 'RealityCheck3000', posted a pre-written 'Dear Editor' template targeting Bryan Flowers word-for-word in two Pattaya groups — Pattaya EXPATS and Pattaya 365 — instructing members to copy-paste it to Thai newsdesks. Same burner, same body text, same Odysee link to @Soi6Whistleblower; the two copies even contradict each other on fabricated numbers (65 years vs 75 years of jail time). Drummond is a known active poster in Pattaya 365 under his own name. Full forensic rebuttal at /evidence/pattaya-groups-incitement-may-2026.
Graphic-Design Wanted-Poster Defamation
On 10 June 2026 at 15:19 the same 'RealityCheck3000' burner posted a graphic-design wanted-poster style flyer titled 'The Soi 6 Mafia.' into Pattaya 365, re-posted to Pattaya Expats — naming nine individuals collectively. Three alleged chat screenshots attached at the top-right are forensically examined: two are real messages by other people falsely attributed to Bryan; one is wholly photoshopped. Post sign-off 'Gordon you're up!' indicates a coordinated tag-team brigading operation. Full forensic rebuttal at /evidence/soi-6-mafia-flyer-june-2026.
In his own name: Drummond on Facebook, and what his readers wrote under it
Until this month the record of Andrew Drummond's Facebook activity was indirect — burner accounts, shared links, a page called Behind the News in Thailand. A set of captures made on 7 and 8 September 2026 shows the personal profile itself: his posts about Bryan Flowers on 20 May, 27 July, 29 July and 1 September; a reply in which he names further targets on request; and, beneath the 1 September post, what 189 likes and 12 shares produced. Third parties are described by role. The screenshots carry the names as they were posted.
1. The posts
1 September 2026, 18:14, on his own profile: “The ‘moral authority’ in this street is a Brit, known as the boss of the Soi 6 Mafia, an accolade given by the local police, who need to be rewarded by all bar owners … the boss, who describes himself as Global Entrepreneur is fighting more serious allegations. Here is the latest.” The same post was placed inside the Pattaya 365 group — the group the 20 May template and the 10 June poster were posted into. Under an earlier post a commenter asks him to write about Bryan Flowers' supposed move to Soi 7; he replies, as author, naming two more people. On 20 May, the day of the ‘Dear Editor’ burner posts, his profile carried two words over a video about deportations: “Pattaya next”.
2. Shared within the day
The page post of 2 September was shared, in the same hour, by two accounts with no other visible footprint and names that are not names, and into Pattaya 365 by two members — one with the note “it's still going off. Drummond isn't letting Petals…”. ‘Petals’, ‘Bwyan’ and ‘Bry’ are the group's names for Bryan Flowers; ‘ND’ is Nick Dean. This site records the pattern and does not assert who operates the accounts.
3. What his readers wrote
Under his own 1 September post: “Scum & scam.” — “Flowers the nonce” — “What is the name of the Brit?” The post does not name him; a reader supplies the name and the label within days. In Pattaya 365, a verified account posted that a ‘nightclub owner’ was “selling kids under 5 as a commodity”, that he and Nick Dean are “nonces the lot of em”, that “a monster on the run from Thailand is all over the internet for heinious charges against children”, and, of a photograph of a masked man, that surgical scars “could be a clue to this peadophile international monster”. Nothing in any Drummond article alleges a sale of children. Six weeks after the Telegram article, this is what a reader has made of it — and the group screenshotted his posts before he deleted them, so the deletions confirm rather than remove them.
4. Where to find them
The same verified account: “i wanna smash a nonces head in, wheres nick dean right now, im back in literally 10 minutes”. A Pattaya 365 admin republished it and added: “Go to Rage gym and he'll easily find Petals, Dean is on Soi 7 most days or out YouTubing, Flack is in Robin Hood every day.” Rage is Bryan Flowers' gym. The admin writes that the group only ‘take[s] the piss’. Whatever the intent, a man who has written that he wants to smash a head in has been told, in public, where three people can be found.
5. The group's entertainment
AI-generated images, marked as such: Bryan Flowers in the dock — “A year from now when Petals has reached rock bottom” — with the judge confirmed in the comments (“is it Drummond?” “sure is”); a ‘Peado Hunter’ apologising to ‘Bry’; manipulated photographs; his businesses tracked and mocked post by post. Gordon Barr laughs under several of them; the 10 June poster post signed off “Gordon you're up!”, and this site records the shared first name and asserts nothing further.
6. The template, again
18 June 2026, eight days after the poster: a new account, a designed graphic, a numbered list, a group audience — “What the Nightwish Group actually is”, 175 comments. And on 1 September the ‘Soi 6 Mafia’ poster itself was re-circulated with the one line that was scribbled out in June now reading “caught red handed in child porn groups”; both versions are compared on the flyer page.
Method. Captured 7–8 September 2026 by phone screenshot and screen recording; frames were extracted from the recordings and only frames concerning Bryan Flowers are reproduced. Relative post dates shown by Facebook (‘5d’) are resolved against the capture date and given as ‘on or about’. Where a share link or photo address was visible in the capture it is quoted in the caption. The capturing account's own name is not the evidence and has been cropped out where it appeared. This site takes no position on who operates any account; it records what the accounts posted.
Screenshot Evidence — 82 Archived
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Full evidence archive maintained by legal representatives. This gallery shows 82 archived screenshots from the coordinated Facebook attack campaign.
TripAdvisor smear campaign — monthly injections of defamatory forum posts across Thailand, France, and Japan regional forums.
View /attacks/tripadvisor →Connection to the Drummond-Howell Campaign
Facebook attacks are an integral part of the coordinated multi-platform smear machine. Working alongside attacks on Reddit (r/pattayanews, 70 screenshots), Quora (112+ burner accounts, 91 screenshots), X / Twitter (21 screenshots), Odysee (@Soi6Whistleblower, 85 videos), and the dual-site publications on andrew-drummond.com and andrew-drummond.news. All orchestrated from a single operational centre — Drummond in the UK, Howell in Dubai, with Kanokrat Nimsamut Booth as the on-the-ground fixer in Thailand.