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Complete Chronological Record

Campaign Timeline

A chronological record of the campaign against Bryan Flowers and his family, and of what has been documented in answer to it. Andrew Drummond's articles and the platform attacks that followed them run down one side; the evidence pages, legal steps and corrections published in response run down the other. Every date is sourced to a primary document — an article timestamp, a court record, a letter of claim — and where a date cannot be evidenced it is stated as approximate rather than fixed.

Full Timeline

65 entries, newest first. Use the filters to read a single strand — the articles alone, or the legal record alone.

September 20267 entries

August 20261 entry

July 20263 entries

The campaign:
Article

Used Panties Sales Plan Blew Open British Nightlife Boss's Links to Online Child Abuse Material

The article defeats itself in one line. On 26 July Drummond certified 'No laws have been broken in the process'; on 28 July he wrote that joining these groups is illegal — while telling readers his source spent two years inside them taking screenshots. Both cannot be true. He also names his source without disclosing that Adam Howell was convicted of criminal defamation on 28 August 2025 over these same allegations, has three further criminal cases and one civil case pending, faces charges arising from false reports to police, and has left Thailand for Dubai; readers are told only that he is an investor who lost money. On the new allegations: a friend asked for help marketing a lawful used-underwear startup, which Bryan Flowers covered openly on his own YouTube channel at the time and which never launched; the escort site is one lawful adult business among a large portfolio in which he holds a small interest; the hundreds of email addresses span his own and partners' websites, businesses and subscriptions, and the attribution comes from Howell's recollection; a scrape can only observe what is publicly visible and cannot establish common operation of two accounts, which requires platform-side registration, device and IP records held by Telegram and released only on legal process — and no scrape, method, date or output has been produced; the COVID webcam work was lawful, ran openly on YouTube, kept hundreds employed while around 300 women were out of work, and ran alongside roughly 1,000 meals a day handed out during the closures; the work permit was held for years and no breach is alleged; Bryan Flowers has no legal ownership of the Pattaya News and no involvement in it; the Thai side is run by his wife, who is one of its owners. Not addressed anywhere in the article: the handle mismatch, his own 26 July caption conceding one of two screenshots contains no such material, the published 11 June 2026 provenance of the AHTD letter, or any of the ten questions. Answered in full at /evidence/drummond-telegram-allegation-july-2026; new Lies #90-#94.

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June 20263 entries

May 20266 entries

April 20265 entries

March 20261 entry

February 20268 entries

January 20261 entry

December 20252 entries

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April 20253 entries

March 20252 entries

February 20251 entry

December 20241 entry

August 20241 entry

The record:
Legal

Howell Receives First Court Notice

Adam Howell receives the first court notice in Bryan Flowers' libel proceedings in Thailand, case 888/2567. The date matters because of what Drummond later said about his own material: on 26 July 2026 he wrote that the Telegram scans were 'taken over two years'. Counted back from that article, two years reaches roughly July 2024 — within weeks of this notice, and years into the business relationship it is said to describe.

December 20231 entry

January 20151 entry

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