Andrew Gilligan: sockpuppeting?

London blogger Tory Troll has this piece about Andrew Gilligan, frequent critic of former London Mayor Ken Livingstone.

Gilligan used a rather unusual turn of phrase in his Evening Standard column on Monday, on London’s bendy buses. The same phrase had cropped up earlier in anonymous comments on the same subject in other London political blogs, leading to accusations that the journalist is sockpuppeting.

Just a coincidence?

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5 Comments

  • Helen will forgive me going off-topic by asking the following questions:

    If articulated buses in London are congestion-causing, cyclist-killing menaces in London, why don’t they create a similar reaction in Cardiff, Birmingham, Manchester, Bolton etc etc and – indeed – all over mainland Europe ???

  • He’s still a hero for squashing the 45 minute claim, though.

  • anon is a twerp 31st Oct '08 - 4:14pm

    Hero? Kelly squashed 45 minutes and Gilligan hung him out to dry to the extent that he killed himself!

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