Dear Count Binface, don’t let Man Behaving Dadly (Simon Harris) Interview you..
This is why..
Simon is backing you Count Binface. So we have you, Count Binface vs Farage. The same Farage who Simon Harris set up a whole website devoted to. A whole website backing Farage and Brexit and far right views, not only was there the website, it was also heavily monetised, and Simon was the recipient of all of that money.
Simon made money from pushing the far right narrative, that isn’t opinion, that is a fact. I want to say it’s a stone cold fact, but unless the fact is a cold stone that wouldn’t make sense.
He is using you and every single thing you stand for to get some extra clicks as he wants to try and relaunch his social media career that was devastated when it turned out he was, in my opinion, a bit of a git. In lot’s of other peoples opinions as well, especially those of us on the left side of the political spectrum. I have covered this on the other blog but i’m going to break it down.
All the information is in this Guardian article from May 2017 when Simon was busted for pushing disinformation during the election.
It focuses on a website called yourbrexit.co.uk and they were talking about an article that had been posted on the website that was false news, it already had 4000 shares on Facebook and was predicted to reach 12000.

Simon Harris AKA Man Behaving Dadly wrote that headline, posted it, and earned money from it.
You can read Simon trying saying it’s not him doing the writing, but in my opinion Simon got found out, didn’t think he would, and came up with whatever crap he could. In this instance it was to say it was a student who was doing it despite both the website and the ad revenue being in Simon’s name. It didn’t work, it’s clear in my opinion it was all Simon.
This is how the Guardian caught him:


The Guardian managed to deduce that it was Simon that owned the yourbrexit.co.uk site as the ad account was the same as Southend News Network which we know that Simon Harris runs

The website was registered in Simon’s name, the ad account was registered in Simon’s name but he swears it absolutely wasn’t him doing the posting. I don’t believe that, I don’t think anyone else does.

Simon Harris, who claims he’s the most left wing person on planet earth to the point he’s now about supporting the greens was the one writing those blog posts. Blog posts like this:

But wait, there is more..
A Facebook page as well..
The part of the post where the letters are blue are of course a link. Clicking it just gets you to a Facebook sign in page. It’s a link on the web archive after all.
However, while on a phone, you can hold down on it and copy link address, which gets you this
https://web.archive.org/web/20170604082017/https://facebook.com/euivotedleave
I was sitting here thinking to myself that it appears to be linking to a Facebook page, i’m smart like that, but it’s not a clickable link due to web archive involvement.
So then I searched it on Facebook.

All over the YourBrexit web archived pages there is “EU – I voted LEAVE” as what would once have been a link, so it’s clear that the YourBrexit website, which was owned by Simon Harris, was connected to the EU – I voted LEAVE Facebook page.
Any website can link to a Facebook page, is the love mutual? YourBrexit claims the Facebook page is being a FB page run by YourBrexit, but does EU -I voted LEAVE claim YourBrexit as being run by them?

Well that seems like both YourBrexit and EU – I voted LEAVE are joined together.

This is a shorter version of my original post on my other blog here:
If you do read this Count Binface, please refuse to be interviewed by Simon Harris, he’s alright, far right.
