A sick satanic paedophile freak who hides his face and name!
Does anyone take James Hind seriously, other than equally brain-dead imbeciles?
The only reason I'm wasting my time writing this blog about him is because he's my number one stalker and harasser!
He's the reason I'm being arrested by Sussex Police on a regular basis, which in itself answers the question, who takes James Hind seriously?
Sussex Police does; but then again they are a bunch of sexually obsessed imbeciles, so it makes sense.
Read more - Sussex Police Hall of Shame...
In fact, no one is taking James Hind seriously because he's nothing but a mentally ill man, desperately trying to make himself relevant, by projecting his own crimes onto others.
He's desperately seeking attention, by provoking reactions from his victims, (myself being his most prominent), along with 23 others.
No one must ever forget, that while he vehemently declares I am a danger to children, which I am absolutely not, it's James Hind who pretends to be a 12-year-old boy online who shares very disturbing illegal content of the top level, with other children as young as 11 years old.
He is obsessed with paedophilia, so much so, he wants to immerse himself into the paedophile's world, and learn every aspect about it.
While he vows to report anyone who names Child A, involved in the Wilfred Wong kidnap (or was it a rescue) case, which makes zero difference to the welfare of the child.
He readily admits to allowing a paedophile groomer from Kent to carry on grooming.
He lambasts Jeanette Archer for rescuing "ZERO" children, while he himself has put thousands of children in the line of fire from paedophile groomers, by failing to report them.
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