"Members of the group aren't professional investigators or law enforcement officers, but they are making serious accusations for anyone to read."
"Do you worry that some of this information might be wrong, that you're putting the wrong people on the Web?" asked Channel 4 I-Team chief investigative reporter Jeremy Finley. Reply--"No, I don't."
"You know, at some point, you could be sued. You know someone could say, 'This isn't true,'" Finley said. "Absolutely," Victoria said.
Victoria said she knows the website where the information is revealed, hXXp://evilunveiled.com, is controversial.
The sentences above were from a Nashville new story on Evil-Unveiled, which gave a more reasoned account of Evil Unveiled. Unlike the fluff work of EU's Omaha story, the WSMV 4 station were more skeptical. Evil Unveiled are not trained professional investigators. Evil Unveiled knows lawsuits are coming and they are putting out inaccurate information, but they do not care. Most of their targets have never been convicted of a sex crime.
Evil Unveiled members were thrilled to be given air time but that feeling was short-lived, as their bullshit was exposed. The reporter saw them for the frauds they are. EU is NOT a group of professionals; their site is full of slander and lies; they make baseless accusations; and they don't care.
So now Cynthia Jean Dale-Harvey (aka Trillian Dent) and fiends are up in arms. Cynthia is being defended by a fringe member of the misandrist-feminist movement seeking to undermine the Occupy Movement. I have touched on this fringe movement in another blog, and I will address this in a future post.
I suppose now this article exposing Evil Unveiled as a less than honest group of e-thugs will soon be blamed on misogyny. After all, a MAN wrote the article, and the Occupy Patriarchy crowd thinks men are bad.
In my next article, I will expose the link between FemiNAZIsm, the Occupy Patriarchy Movement, and fringe groups like "Evil Unveiled."
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