I've been doing a wee dig on the red shoe hanging pic posted earlier and it doesn't smell good.

The first sauce I saw for it was a BBC article that didn't even include the hanging mannequins.

Furthermore, the article claims the hanging dummies were part of a protest by a group called "CrazyTalk". Well, the only mention I could find online of CrazyTalk (with no space) is a 2d animation software.

The BBC article includes someone who only goes by the name of Ajuub, who it claims was a founder of the group, but the photo provided is captioned by the words Advocacy Academy and this is where it gets interesting.

With what we now know, the BBC article certainly activated my almonds.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-46812837?fbclid=IwAR0tKWMSXA28VnHTvgcHCfLSXwh3nMWub28BGf6-yEVlvKaaa37YO5foxuk

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CrazyTalk

http://www.theadvocacyacademy.com

A call for digging, anons, if you please

>>5943789

If a group is protesting, don't they usually want some recognition at the scene of the protest?

I see no placards or anything to indicate it's a protest.

>>5943789

The founder of this group looks like a dude and is a sketchy AF liberal with ties between London and DC.

At times like this, I I almost wish I had twatter so I could see who follows him.

https://twitter.com/ASViney

>>5943789

Didn't take long to find a familiar name linked to supporters, but surely that's coincidental, right?

https://hubbub.org/p/TheAdvocacyAcademy/

>>5943809

You need to go back to Alien Earth and Elaine.

>>5944281

Good catch, Anon.

Baker, New Q on NZ board

>>5944254

A call to dig on Red Shoe Hanging Mannequins

>>.5943789

>>5944415

>>5943789