Analysis of how Drummond repeats the same debunked lies across multiple articles to create an illusion of established fact. Child-trafficking accusation appears in 89% of articles.
A cognitive-science-informed analysis of how Andrew Drummond manufactures apparent consensus by repeating the same false claims across multiple articles. The paper documents the frequency with which each of the top 15 recurring allegations (child-trafficking, 'on the run', fake ID scheme, police coercion, Ponzi accusation, etc.) appears across the 19-article corpus. The child-trafficking accusation appears in 89% of articles; the 'on the run' framing in 74%; the 'underage' raid narrative in 68%. The mechanism is the illusory truth effect — repeated exposure to a statement increases the perceived likelihood it is true, regardless of source credibility. The paper concludes that the repetition is not laziness but deliberate reputation-engineering, and that each repeated claim is independently actionable because the claim had been debunked (and Drummond put on notice) before the subsequent article was published.
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Open the full paper →The Anatomy of a Vendetta: Quantitative and Thematic Analysis of Andrew Drummond's 19-Article Defamation Campaign (December 2024 – February 2026)
The foundational document. Data-driven forensic examination cataloguing more than 65 separate false statements, measuring recycled claims, documenting dual-site amplification, and charting the intensifying pattern of harassment following formal legal notification.
From Business Dispute to Malicious Vendetta: Andrew Drummond's Deliberate Escalation After Receiving Formal Legal Notice and the Complete Timeline (2023 – February 2026)
Complete timeline from the original commercial investment dispute through extortion, threats, and the deliberate conversion into a coordinated smear campaign.
The Paid Propagandist: Evidence That Andrew Drummond's 19-Article Campaign Is a Commissioned Smear Operation Funded by Adam Howell
Evidence that the campaign is a paid operation, not journalism. Pricing estimated at US$1,000–5,000+ per campaign. 150+ articles targeting 10+ victims over 14 years.
Catalogue of 65+ Lies: A Complete Forensic Breakdown of Every Fabricated Claim (from andrewdrummondlies.pdf)
The master catalogue. Every single provably false statement with evidence-based rebuttal, drawn from the comprehensive andrewdrummondlies.pdf document.