Nick Wallis in The Times: "I watched as Graham Linehan changed the way we police free speech"

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https://www.thetimes.com/article/b9146175-bc7a-4125-bb1c-90918c68e765?shareToken=20fe87954456a3e9b0806ab474917a7f (share token link)

Nice to see dear old Lynsey Watson and TRA tactics in general getting a mention. Looks like the wheels are coming off your campaign of terror, lads.

Thanks for the share token. Very pleased Nick Wallis is getting his teeth into this - his record shows he's a great investigative reporter and tenacious as hell.

I'm interested that this is the Times not the Telegraph that Wallis has published with in the end.

Means there's multiple papers now very interested in his reporting and analysis on the subject.

It's always the person who finally cracks and reacts to being goaded who ends up in the shit.

You can dance along in front of someone shouting abuse and shoving your phone in their face, taking film that can later be used all over social media, and it has to be really, really bad before you get nicked for harassment.
But if the person being goaded chucks the harassers phone onto the pavements after 50 yards of this treatment, charge of criminal damage incoming.

It's a tactic used by school bullies and social disruptors alike: push someone towards a violent reaction, and then run to teacher when it finally happens. The aim all along is to get the other person into trouble.