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Andrew Drummond's websites: 25 article pages

Drummond publishes on two websites, andrew-drummond.com and andrew-drummond.news. The campaign site counts 25 article pages about Bryan Flowers (20 distinct pieces, five of them posted on both domains) between 17 December 2024 and 1 September 2026, catalogues 101 statements it calls false or misleading, and publishes a rebuttal beside each article. Drummond Debunked publishes numbered position papers that answer the same articles. This page quotes those 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. The hub does not link to Drummond's own sites.

What the campaign site says

Quoted word for word from drummondhowellcampaign.com, each passage linked to the page it comes from. These are that site’s statements; the hub links each one to the page that makes it.

“Andrew Drummond's 25 article pages (20 distinct pieces; five posted on both domains), December 2024 to September 2026, published on andrew-drummond.com and andrew-drummond.news.”

“Mr Drummond has also deleted at least three articles.”

“Between 17 December 2024 and 1 September 2026, Andrew Drummond published 25 articles about Bryan Flowers on two domains.”

“…andrew-drummond.news is the mirror used as the second half of the dual-site mirroring strategy documented at /articles.”

“Update, 11 September 2026. andrew-drummond.com is serving again.”

Position papers on his websites

Drummond Debunked publishes numbered position papers. These are the ones that, by their titles, concern this subject. Titles are given exactly as Drummond Debunked lists them.

From the hub’s 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.

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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 →

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 →

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