andrewdrummondfacebook.com says Drummond uses Facebook to harass and troll his victims: it says he repeats his posts across two Facebook pages and one profile, posts links on Bryan Flowers's wife's Facebook page, and posts links into several Pattaya groups. The campaign site files 82 Facebook screenshots, from the 10 June 2026 “Soi 6 Mafia” flyer to captures of Drummond's own profile made on 7 and 8 September 2026. This page quotes both sites and links each passage to the page that makes it. The hub's headline states its owner's position; the specific claims on this page are attributed to, and linked to, the site that documents them.
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“Coordinated posting of Drummond articles into Facebook groups popular with Pattaya expat communities, Thailand-focused groups, and British-in-Thailand communities.”
“Facebook posts appear within hours of Drummond's article publications on andrew-drummond.com and andrew-drummond.news.”
“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.”
“Bryan's family have received nasty messages from Adam Howell directly through Facebook Messenger.”
“…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.”
“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…”
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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.
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.
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.
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.
Twenty-nine captures made on 7 and 8 September 2026 have been added to the Facebook archive (now 81 screenshots) and documented in a new section at /attacks/facebook#september-2026. FIRST, Andrew Drummond's personal…
In a public comment on his own Facebook page, posted under his own name and marked Author, Andrew Drummond wrote of the child abuse allegations he has published about Bryan Flowers: 'In terms of the child abuse…
On 20 May 2026 a Facebook burner profile named 'RealityCheck3000' posted a pre-written 'Dear Editor' template targeting Bryan Flowers, word-for-word, in two Pattaya groups local to Bryan's home and children: Pattaya…