Notice how he’s trying to claim ignorance, and weasel word that the blog is ran by one person, but back in 2019 he knew that there more than just one person running the thing:Up until about two years ago (or thereabouts) I myself was unaware of the identity of the blog’s proprietor, although I suspected that it was someone in my circle of acquaintances. At that point, “Peter Pan” identified Panself to me and, sure enough, it was somebody that I knew.
He shares links to four hit pieces. Mike Parker shows up in the comments under his Peter Pan pseudonym:I think that the two authors behind “Neville-Neville Land” have been doing very good work, and that what they have to say is of considerable value.
Anyway, here are four of their recent contributions
Notice Mike Parker’s reference to Captain Hook isn’t met with any sort of curiosity whatsoever. It’s almost as if they’re all in on the joke. On a later SeN blog entey Mike Parker posting as Peter Pan makes this comment:Thanks for the plug, Brother Peterson. Captain Hook and I are doing our best to warn people about the sloppy thinking of the “Heartland” movement.
This kind of goes back to my suspicion that the Mopologists are taking aim at the Heartlanders because they’re mucking around in fundamentalism.It gets even more strange when we see Heartlanders (including Wayne May) speaking at a conference of a conservative RLDS offshoot group.
https://theremnantchurch.com/the-remnan ... ndence-mo/
If being connected to the RLDS Church is a bad thing, then why are they spreading their views among them?
On a March 6th, 2023 post DCP shares a ‘note’ Smoot sent him, though DCP only references him as “a friend”:
Smoot’s syntax gives away his identity (the use of bonkers, for example), but more importantly he’s actively monitoring Heartlander content. This, of course, makes sense since he’s Captain Hook and contributes to the NNL hate blog happily attacking his fellow Latter-day Saints.But there are still a lot of really awful posts up. I generally skim their posts every couple weeks or so, but I’m not as well-versed in bonkers anti-semitic conspiracy theories as I needed to be to recognize some of this stuff.
- Doc