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OK I admit it, I am a walking hate crime. I love normality. I crave for free speech without condition. I want to debate opposing views. I want to support the fight for recognition if I agree, or have the right to voice my opinion if I disagree. I want to question all science that personally seems wrong to me. I love humanity and despise those who seek to divide. I want to hold those to account without fear of repercussions, simply because we disagree. Therefore I cannot live in Scotland. The resistance to totalitarian evil begins with comedy, it's got to be better than war.
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From Scotland with Haggerly (one of the names assigned to me by detractors.)
9/4/2024 09:25:33 am
Mike, ignore my first post, I noticed that MSN was doing 'auto-correct' on text that created problems where none existed. So here is the revised and un-corrected version:
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Radio Caroline North Web Shop
9/4/2024 05:26:53 pm
Great. More produce
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Admin (Mike Wilson)
10/4/2024 10:18:02 pm
If you cant see the bigger picture and only come here to try and score some petty points against Mervyn then you don't belong here.Go back to your grandmothers basement and type some stupid messages to another site. You know who you are!
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Ouch!
10/4/2024 11:01:41 pm
I forgot that there is only one true light, and it shines forth over a dark world from Falkirk. Pity Hagger can't fight his own battles and has to have a carer to sheild him from criticism.
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Admin - Mike W
12/4/2024 07:44:19 pm
Oh your so brave you sad little troll. Mervyn doesn't need my protection whereas you have to hide behind a made up name. Whilst you revel in your own self importance the wheels will one day come off of the fake Radio Caroline narrative.
I agree!
11/4/2024 02:29:23 pm
Absolutely, Mike!
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Talking of gullibility......
12/4/2024 11:01:54 pm
You do realise that the comments here supporting Mervyn and yourself AND those in opposition are all made by the same person, don't you?
Admin (Or Am I)
13/4/2024 08:41:03 pm
"You do realise that the comments here supporting Mervyn and yourself AND those in opposition are all made by the same person, don't you?"
Ronan's Timeline
11/4/2024 10:11:50 am
Using Ronan's statements about himself, and the official records documenting his own movements and those of his original two companions: Chris Moore and Ian Ross, the window of his movements in relation to the Radio Caroline timeline, is very short and narrow.
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Fack Checker
15/4/2024 11:54:32 am
Already proven to be fake elsewhere, you need to keep up!!
Exhibit 'A'
15/4/2024 01:28:23 pm
Ah, I didn't know that. Can you elaborate, please, perhaps with a link? I know Mervyn has said 'probably' fake, but I haven't seen any reasoning behind that.
Take a closer look INSIDE Ray Clark's new book
15/4/2024 02:32:44 pm
He has a whole strip of these so-called greetings telegrams which do not match GPO documents, and which all seem to be identical as if one person faked them all. But undoing all of Ray Clark's thesis is that it ALL rests on the 1990 invention of Ian Ross about a car trip to see 'Jimmy' who did not exist. Ian even gets the name of the coffee shop wrong. It was KENCO and not Kenya. Ian's step-brother was on King's Road, but Ian was not and his step-brother wanted nothing to do with this 17-18 year old kid who stole a Jensen, crashed into a bus, almost lost his foot and ended up in court. His REAL dad made him get a job with Jocelyn Stevens so that Ian could pay his court fine. Now find any of that in Ray Clark's work of fiction.
Chris Edwards
15/4/2024 05:34:20 pm
The Greetings telegram is not a fake ' I've seen the original and also several others sent at the same time, all among Ronan's effects. Another is from Allan Crawford, and one from Michael Parkin.
Former Telegram Office Worker!
16/4/2024 07:57:26 pm
The image is of this telegram is one that would have been delivered to the recipient. The sender does not have that version, he would have hand written his message and handed that in at a Post Office, paid by the letter (they counted the letters and affixed stamps for the amount due). The strips were eventually printed out and gummed to a telegram sheet by the receiving Post Office.
Chris Edwards
16/4/2024 08:59:22 pm
The Allan Crawford telegram was sent to Ronan, and the Michael Parkin one was sent to the Caroline press launch, so clearly Ronan would have had these. I have seen another from someone called Carmen, again sent to Ronan. They are date stamped on the back of 28 March 1964. Why would anyone want to fake them.
Why would anyone want to fake them
17/4/2024 07:19:41 pm
Not all telegrams may be fake but the one in the image that started this off clearly is! It's on the wrong paper and a whole load of information that would include codes for sending and receiving offices is missing from the top or the bottom depending on where the individual handling the telegram before handing them to the delivery person chose to put them. Sorry Chris but that one and any done the same way are almost certainly fake. Why would Ronan fake anything? Oh come on please the man was a devious so and so, why wouldn't he? When he smelt free money everything was in play
Think about it
18/4/2024 11:12:20 am
Telegrams were taken out of service in 1982. In the overall scheme of things, those in question are of little consequence, so why would anyone go to the trouble, expense and difficulty in making period replicas of the greetings telegrams, making the paper strips and replicating the typeface used in the text. It doesn't make any sense.
Mervyn Hagger book review of Ray Clark's 2024 work of fiction
13/4/2024 04:08:00 pm
Back in 2014 I bought Ray Clarks' first attempt at spinning his version of the Radio Caroline Story.
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Mervyn Hagger = I bought his book!
13/4/2024 06:14:44 pm
Before launching a total blitz on RAY CLARK as nothing more than Malcolm Smith's puppet of puke, having succeeded PAUL RUSLING who seems to have slunk away into the darkness where liars all belong, I bought the latest book by Ray Clark.
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Oh dear!
18/4/2024 09:07:17 am
Your so called book review on Amazon has been deleted.
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Fred Bramley Pirate Radio Book Expert
15/4/2024 12:39:38 pm
Yesterday on the Garry Board I posted a note to show everyone I was still alive. The reason I have not attacked Hagger lately for repeating the Ian Ross novel, is because Ray Clark has now published his third book based upon Ian Ross' novel, while Hagger continues to attack Ian Ross' novel.
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WHY RAY CLARK IS A FRAUD
16/4/2024 10:49:03 pm
1. The so-called Greetings telegraph is a duplication of one basic design that does not represent any GPO document. One basic document was used over and over again and none the reproductions were ever sent as telegrams by the GPO.
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With respect......
18/4/2024 08:33:35 am
You have not examined the original documents. You do not know the circumstances under which they have come to light. You have not interviewed or had any dialogue with the author or parties involved. Therefore, you are not in a position to pass judgement on their authenticity based merely on images in a book.
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Chris Edwards
18/4/2024 08:03:35 pm
It's reassuring that some have done a bit of research, and find examples of the 1964 telegram design, rather than dismissing them out of hand as fake, as assumedly they didn't fit with "everything fake". The originals of the telegrams were among the effects of the late Ronan O'Rahilly, and yes I have inspected them.
The Telegram
17/4/2024 07:54:53 am
Whoever it was who wrote about the strip of greeting telegrams that suddenly (miraculously) appeared after all these years on page 140 of Ray Clark's new book, has unmasked Ray Clark as a total fraud because the Senders (supposedly 3 of them), would not be the Recipients.
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18/4/2024 08:10:54 am
"This was not a GPO product"
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Not begging but differing
18/4/2024 06:06:11 pm
1. This is NOT a GPO product.
FAKED FACTS
18/4/2024 09:34:46 pm
There are at least 2 other examples of this artwork being used to send genuine greetings telegrams that can be found online, and the wording is standard, but where the Ray Clark strip comes apart as a fake, is in the content shown on the artwork. 20/4/2024 09:06:32 am
" This is NOT a GPO product.
D Javu
21/4/2024 01:43:56 pm
I repeat the question from Chris Edwards, why was Jimmy Ross named in the Sunday Telegraph on 12th December 1965? After all, he was only invented in 1990!
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Repeater
17/4/2024 06:58:13 pm
Posted by James McGregor on April 9, 2024, 5:55 pm, in reply to " Re: Raddio Caroline 648khz "
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17/4/2024 08:56:46 pm
Anoraks jeer that Haggerly will never, ever publish his story, but he did that back in 2009 and it has been available free to read since then.
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BBC RADIO 4. What we know about you are Radio Reading's attack on Suffolk so far. Lord Cameroon will be flying out to Checkendon soon
19/4/2024 06:18:25 pm
Posted by Mike Simmonds on April 19, 2024, 2:57 pm, in reply to "Re: BBC Radio 4 Mw"
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More nonsense from Hagger
18/4/2024 02:53:40 pm
"many other people associated with Radio Caroline"
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The invented centenary of Radio Caroline
19/4/2024 08:40:48 pm
Once you know the MOTIVE behind the Malcolm Smith station you will know why the Smith 60 years is dependent upon you swallowing the BBC centenary lie.
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Clutching at straws
20/4/2024 10:01:55 am
And what might that motive be? Pray tell.
Mervyn Hagger
19/4/2024 07:59:25 am
The reason why I BOUGHT Ray Clark's latest (2024) version of his book was to make sure that I had the latest (2024) version of the defense of Ronan O'Rahilly by Malcolm Smith and his anorak children.
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