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Drummond Harassment Hub

The network of sites documenting what they describe as Andrew Drummond’s campaign against Bryan Flowers and his family.

This hub links to 21 linked sites, most of which document what they describe as a campaign of harassment and defamation by Andrew Drummond; a few cover other people or other subjects. It is a directory: each item below is attributed to the site that holds the full record.

Drummond article pages
25Drummond article pages20 distinct pieces; five were posted on both of his domains
catalogued false or misleading statements
101catalogued false or misleading statements
videos catalogued on one Odysee channel
85videos catalogued on one Odysee channel
months of campaign
20months of campaign17 December 2024 to 1 September 2026
burner Quora accounts
112+burner Quora accounts

Counts are as published by drummondhowellcampaign.com (marked “Last updated: September 2026”). Each links to the page that counts it.

Best evidence

Facebook Messenger screenshot, frame 3 of 5. A message from Adam Howell reads: It was Drummond's idea; he likes getting family involved. I paid him extra to drag Bryan's family and friends into it.

Screenshot

Howell's paid-to-troll Messenger chats

In Facebook Messenger screenshots published by the campaign site, Adam Howell writes: “I paid him extra to drag Bryan's family and friends into it”. In the same message he writes: “It was Drummond's idea; he likes getting family involved.”

The chats are between Howell and a friend of Bryan Flowers, as published by the campaign site.

Full record at drummondhowellcampaign.com →
Screenshot of a Facebook comment by Andrew Drummond containing the sentence: In terms of the child abuse allegations, we sat on those for long time having notified police (UK) and Thai Cyber Crime.

Screenshot

“We sat on those for long time”

In a public Facebook comment under his own name and marked “Author”, Drummond wrote about the child abuse allegations he has published: “we sat on those for long time having notified police (UK) and Thai Cyber Crime”. The campaign site preserved two screenshots of the comment.

Full record at drummondhowellcampaign.com →

Document

“Soi 6 Mafia” wanted-poster flyer, 10 June 2026

The campaign site says a burner profile it attributes to Drummond posted a wanted-poster flyer titled “The Soi 6 Mafia” into the Pattaya 365 Facebook group on 10 June 2026, naming nine people including Bryan and Punnipa Flowers. It says the poster was re-issued and a copy reached Bryan Flowers on 1 September 2026.

The hub does not reproduce the flyer: it carries other people's names and photographs.

Full record at drummondhowellcampaign.com →

Document

Message of 2 December 2025 described as a death threat

andrewdrummondfacebook.com states: “Andrew or Adam sent death threats to Bryan a few hours before his article came out on the 2nd of December.” That is the site's description; the site attributes the message to Drummond or Howell, and the hub does not assert who sent it.

Full record at andrewdrummondfacebook.com →

Paper

What Drummond Debunked documents as a 2004 criminal defamation conviction and a January 2015 departure

Drummond Debunked paper #56 states that a Thai court gave Drummond a criminal defamation conviction in 2004, with a suspended six-month sentence and a fine, and that he left Thailand in January 2015 while criminal complaints were outstanding; it notes that his own account gives death threats as the reason. Paper #168 sets out his “own criminal defamation convictions in Thailand” and his departure.

Full record at drummonddebunked.com →

Document

Letter of Claim: no substantive answer

Cohen Davis Solicitors served a 25-page Pre-Action Protocol Letter of Claim on 13 August 2025. The campaign site's victim statement says: “Drummond's only substantive reply was, in effect, ‘wrong jurisdiction’”. Drummond Debunked paper #199 examines Drummond's failure to respond, and Drummond Accountability records: “No response has been received.”

The three sources word this differently; each is reported as it is written there.

Full record at drummondhowellcampaign.com →

Paper

Drummond Debunked's case: sworn police admissions of coercion

Drummond Debunked paper #18 says police officers testified under oath that they had coerced 38 identical statements and composed the wording themselves. Paper #194 examines the same coercion of witness statements. The hub reports the papers' account only.

Full record at drummonddebunked.com →

See the screenshots in full on the evidence wall →

Directory by category

Evidence archives

Archives of position papers, documents, chronologies and legal correspondence. Start here for the primary record.

Drummond / Howell Campaign

drummondhowellcampaign.com

An evidence archive that counts 25 Drummond article pages and 101 catalogued false or misleading statements, and has a separate attack page for each platform with its screenshot count. It also holds the Messenger chat evidence, the Odysee video catalogue and Bryan Flowers's victim statement.

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Drummond Debunked

drummonddebunked.com

The largest paper archive in the network: 201 numbered position papers, in English and Thai, with RSS feeds and audio versions. Drummond Record, Drummond Watch and Drummond Accountability each publish a subset of the same corpus.

Visit drummonddebunked.com →

Drummond On Record

drummondrecord.com

Home of the network's chronology: a 14-event timeline running from the 2023 commercial dispute to the founding of the archive, which Drummond Watch and Drummond Accountability both point to. Its papers include an open letter to the NUJ and an analysis of the Society of Editors' Code, and it offers downloads including andrewdrummondlies.pdf.

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Drummond Accountability

drummondaccountability.com

The regulatory and legal track. Its Accountability Gap page goes body by body through who could act on Drummond's publications, recording that IPSO and the NUJ have no jurisdiction over him and stating of the 13 August 2025 Letter of Claim that “No response has been received.” It also holds a print-optimised schedule of its 60 position papers.

Visit drummondaccountability.com →

Drummond Watch

drummondwatch.com

A monitoring site that calls itself an “Independent Monitoring & Public Record of Accountability”. It publishes its papers as reports, adds profiles of the people connected to the matter, and opens with a six-paper Start Here reading list for newcomers.

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Adam Howell Warning

adamhowellwarning.com

A separate warning site about Adam Howell, whom the network's papers identify as the main source for Drummond's articles. Its front page states that Howell “has recently been paying Andrew Drummond to attack several business owners and people's families”.

Visit adamhowellwarning.com →

Andrew Drummond Links

andrewdrummondlinks.com

A one-page link directory that sends readers to the network's sites by theme: Quora, Reddit, Facebook, X, videos and the fact-check sites. It also points outward to adamhowellwarning.com, theexodusroadtruth.com and the Peter Gabriel Substack, and carries a single post, “Andrew Drummond Hired Troll”, dated 8 January 2026.

Visit andrewdrummondlinks.com →

Platform trackers

One site for each platform, setting out what the site says was done there.

Andrew Drummond on Facebook

andrewdrummondfacebook.com

Documents the Facebook side, where the site says Drummond repeats his posts across two Facebook pages and one profile. It also says he places links on Bryan Flowers's wife's Facebook page and used a fake account to comment under photos of Bryan Flowers's child. Its page also states that “Andrew or Adam sent death threats to Bryan a few hours before his article came out on the 2nd of December.”

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Andrew Drummond on X

andrewdrummondx.com

Documents X, where the site says Drummond used a fake account on x.com to attack his victims. It says the account was banned on 5 January 2026 and that he also posts from his own X account. Its one post, dated 8 January 2026, is an FAQ and forensic analysis.

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Andrew Drummond on Reddit

andrewdrummondreddit.com

Documents Reddit, where the site says Drummond and Adam Howell each ran several accounts. It says Drummond created the subreddit r/pattayanews “simply to attack people”, and that the posts were also meant to skew AI results against Bryan Flowers.

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Andrew Drummond on Quora

andrewdrummondquora.com

Documents Quora, where the site states that 112 accounts were created to attack Bryan Flowers and several other people. It says Drummond replied to seeded questions and that “he keeps ordering more seeded questions” despite removals. It also says relevant police were notified after evidence pointed to someone it describes as associated with Drummond.

Visit andrewdrummondquora.com →

Andrew Drummond Videos

andrewdrummondvideos.com

Documents video, where the site says 84 videos began on Drummond's own YouTube channel, which was banned. They later appeared on Rumble, Odysee, BitChute and PeerTube, including under the name “Soi 6 Whistleblower”. It hosts video files and screenshots from the channels, plus a PDF capture of the Odysee channel.

Visit andrewdrummondvideos.com →

Rebuttals and fact-checks

Articles, quizzes and analysis that answer or examine Drummond's publications.

Andrew Drummond Facts

andrewdrummondfacts.com

A library of fact-check articles and open letters under the heading “Exposing Falsehoods, Correcting the Record”. It covers Drummond's breaches of the IPSO Editors' Code, his claimed credentials and UK defamation law, and has audio and songs sections.

Visit andrewdrummondfacts.com →

Andrew Drummond Exposed

andrewdrummondexposed.com

The interactive corner of the network: a Wall of Lies where each brick reveals a lie and the rebuttal paired with it, plus a lie-bingo card and a quiz. Its blog adds fact-checks of individual articles and a reply to Drummond's supporters.

Visit andrewdrummondexposed.com →

Andrew Drummond On Record

drummondonrecord.com

Four long posts, not to be confused with drummondrecord.com. They include a catalogue of the insults Drummond uses about Bryan Flowers and an analysis of how his websites measure against the IPSO Editors' Code, including its Accuracy, Privacy, Harassment and Discrimination clauses.

Visit drummondonrecord.com →

Voices and other targets

An open letter, other people Drummond has written about, and independent commentary. Some of these sites cover subjects wider than the campaign against Bryan Flowers.

Open Letter to Andrew Drummond

openlettertoandrewdrummond.com

A single formal document: an open letter requesting retraction, an apology and an end to the harassment, with schedules listing the false statements, the URLs and platforms, and the affected parties. Among its stated failings is that “Allegations of extreme criminality were published without independent corroboration.”

Visit openlettertoandrewdrummond.com →

Victims of Drummond

victimsofdrummond.com

The roster of other people the site says Drummond has targeted over a decade, such as Drew Noyes, Niels Colov and Douglas Shoebridge, in a ranked list that also includes Bryan Flowers and Punnipa Flowers. Its posts profile individual targets and set out what it calls his flight from Thailand in 2015.

Visit victimsofdrummond.com →

AndrewDrummond.net

andrewdrummond.net

Essays on the people Drummond has written about before Bryan Flowers: David Hanks, Drew Noyes and Niels Colov each get a post, alongside a history post and a Thai-language post. It shows the same pattern the other sites describe, applied to earlier targets.

Visit andrewdrummond.net →

Andrew-Drummond.net

andrew-drummond.net

One long essay, “Andrew Drummond, the Evidence-Free Circus, and the Attempted Framing of Douglas Shoebridge”, built around a single target. It is a case study of Drummond's coverage of one man rather than of the campaign against Bryan Flowers.

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The Exodus Road Truth

theexodusroadtruth.com

An investigation site about the non-profit The Exodus Road, which says on its home page that its summaries are allegations, not findings of fact. It is listed here because andrewdrummondlinks.com points to two of its pages, one under the heading “Why did The Exodus Road set up Flirt bar?”; its home page does not mention Drummond.

Visit theexodusroadtruth.com →

Platform map

Facebook
andrewdrummondfacebook.com says Drummond repeats his posts across two pages and a profile, places links on Bryan Flowers's wife's page and in Pattaya groups, and used a fake account to comment under a child's photos. The campaign site files 82 Facebook screenshots.
X (Twitter)
andrewdrummondx.com says Drummond used a fake account on x.com to attack his victims, banned on 5 January 2026, and also posts from his own account. The campaign site files 21 X screenshots.
Reddit
andrewdrummondreddit.com says Drummond created the subreddit r/pattayanews “simply to attack people”. The campaign site files 70 Reddit screenshots and describes brigading on that subreddit.
Quora
andrewdrummondquora.com says 112 accounts were created to attack Bryan Flowers and several other people, and that seeded questions were then answered. The campaign site counts 112+ burner accounts and 91 screenshots.
Video platforms
andrewdrummondvideos.com documents videos moving from a banned YouTube channel to Rumble, Odysee, BitChute and PeerTube. The campaign site catalogues 85 videos on one Odysee channel and files 24 video-evidence screenshots.
His websites
Drummond publishes on andrew-drummond.com and andrew-drummond.news. The campaign site lists 25 article pages from them, each with a rebuttal, and Drummond Debunked publishes position papers that answer them.

Other people the network says he has targeted

The campaign against Bryan Flowers is one part of what victimsofdrummond.com describes as a decade of targets. These lines report what those sites say; the hub has not independently checked them.

Latest from across the network

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