Quora Attack Campaign
Coordinated manipulation of Quora's Q&A platform through planted questions, sock puppet accounts, and algorithmic exploitation to surface defamatory content about Bryan Flowers.
Documented Tactics
Question Planting
Questions are crafted to target specific search terms (e.g., 'Bryan Flowers Pattaya scam') so that defamatory answers surface in Google results. The questions themselves contain loaded premises.
Sock Puppet Networks
Multiple accounts created in close succession provide 'independent' answers that all repeat the same talking points from Drummond's articles. Account analysis reveals coordinated creation dates and posting patterns.
Algorithmic Exploitation
Coordinated upvoting of defamatory answers and downvoting of corrections exploits Quora's algorithm to surface false content. Cross-linking between answers creates an artificial web of 'sources'.
SEO Manipulation
Answers are specifically optimized for Google indexing, targeting name-based searches. This ensures that Quora results containing false claims appear prominently when searching for Bryan Flowers.
Screenshot Evidence — 91 Archived
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Full evidence archive maintained by legal representatives. This gallery shows 91 archived screenshots from the coordinated Quora attack campaign.
Connection to Andrew Drummond's Campaign
The Quora attack campaign is not an independent phenomenon — it is a coordinated extension of the broader Drummond campaign. Evidence of coordination includes:
- Quora answers directly reference and link to Drummond's articles, published within hours of each other
- Sock puppet accounts use identical talking points found in Drummond's articles and in the Odysee videos
- Question planting timestamps correlate with article publication dates
- Account creation clustering suggests a single operator managing multiple personas
- The Quora posts and answers about Bryan Flowers are attributed to someone associated with Andrew Drummond. andrewdrummondquora.com states that police have been notified
Correction, 1 November 2026. This page previously linked the Quora answers to Adam Howell on the basis of writing style. That attribution is superseded. andrewdrummondquora.com now states: “Originally, it was thought that Adam Howell was behind the Quora posts, but evidence has come to light that it was someone else associated with Andrew Drummond. As a result, relevant police have been notified.” This site follows that statement. It does not name any other person.