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'''Oliver Kamm''' is a British journalist and author who is a leader writer and columnist for ''[[The Times]]'', and regularly contributes to the ''[[Jewish Chronicle]]''.<ref>''[https://www.thejc.com/culture/books/oliver-kamm-how-my-mother-anthea-bell-translated-gems-of-jewish-culture-1.471481 "Found in translation: My mother’s role in Jewish culture"]''</ref> He served as a [[SPAD]] to his uncle, the Independent MP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Bell Martin Bell,] from 1997 to the UK/2001 General Election.<ref>''[http://normangeras.blogspot.com/2003_11_16_normangeras_archive.html#106941027749247967 "The normblog profile 9: Oliver Kamm"]''</ref> | '''Oliver Kamm''' is a British journalist and author who is a leader writer and columnist for ''[[The Times]]'', and regularly contributes to the ''[[Jewish Chronicle]]''.<ref>''[https://www.thejc.com/culture/books/oliver-kamm-how-my-mother-anthea-bell-translated-gems-of-jewish-culture-1.471481 "Found in translation: My mother’s role in Jewish culture"]''</ref> He served as a [[SPAD]] to his uncle, the Independent MP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Bell Martin Bell,] from 1997 to the UK/2001 General Election.<ref>''[http://normangeras.blogspot.com/2003_11_16_normangeras_archive.html#106941027749247967 "The normblog profile 9: Oliver Kamm"]''</ref> | ||
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| + | On 18 May 2018, [[Craig Murray]] wrote:{{QB|There is no doubt that Oliver Kamm, leader writer of [[Rupert Murdoch|Murdoch]]’s ''[[Times]]'', is close the the “[[Philip Cross]]” operation. Many people believe that [[Kamm]] and [[Philip Cross|Cross]] are the same person, or that [[Kamm]] is part of a multiple persona. Six times I have personally had hostile edits to my ''[[Wikipedia]]'' page by “[[Philip Cross]]” made in precise conjunction with attacks on me by [[Kamm]], either on ''[[Twitter]]'', in a ''[[Times]]'' editorial or in ''[[Prospect]]'' magazine. Altogether “[[Philip Cross]]” has made 275 edits to my ''[[Wikipedia]]'' page. These include calling my wife a stripper, deleting my photo, removing my reply to attacks made on me by [[Kamm]] and Harding among others, and deleting my refusal of all honours while a British diplomat. | ||
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| + | [[Neil Clark]] and [[Peter Oborne]] are among many others who have suffered attacks on them by "[[Philip Cross]]" on ''[[Wikipedia]]'' simultaneously with attacks by [[Kamm]] on other media. [[Neil Clark|Clark]] is taking [[Kamm]] to court for stalking – and “[[Philip Cross]]” has deleted all reference to that fact from [[Kamm]]’s ''[[Wikipedia]]'' page. | ||
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| + | What is plain is that [[Kamm]] and [[Philip Cross|Cross]] have extremely similar political views, and that the dividing line of those they attack and those they defend is based squarely on the principles of the [[Euston Manifesto]]. This may be obscure, but is in fact an important [[Blairite]] declaration of support for [[Israel]] and for [[neo-con]] wars of intervention, and was linked to the foundation of the [[Henry Jackson Society]]. Who do we find editing the ''[[Wikipedia]]'' entry for the [[Euston Manifesto]]? “[[Philip Cross]]”.<ref>''[https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2018/05/the-philip-cross-affair/ "The Philip Cross Affair"]''</ref>}} | ||
==Smearing Young Labour== | ==Smearing Young Labour== | ||
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| Alma mater | New College (Oxford), Birkbeck College |
Oliver Kamm is a British journalist and author who is a leader writer and columnist for The Times, and regularly contributes to the Jewish Chronicle.[1] He served as a SPAD to his uncle, the Independent MP Martin Bell, from 1997 to the UK/2001 General Election.[2]
Contents
"Philip Cross" affair
On 18 May 2018, Craig Murray wrote:
There is no doubt that Oliver Kamm, leader writer of Murdoch’s Times, is close the the “Philip Cross” operation. Many people believe that Kamm and Cross are the same person, or that Kamm is part of a multiple persona. Six times I have personally had hostile edits to my Wikipedia page by “Philip Cross” made in precise conjunction with attacks on me by Kamm, either on Twitter, in a Times editorial or in Prospect magazine. Altogether “Philip Cross” has made 275 edits to my Wikipedia page. These include calling my wife a stripper, deleting my photo, removing my reply to attacks made on me by Kamm and Harding among others, and deleting my refusal of all honours while a British diplomat.
Neil Clark and Peter Oborne are among many others who have suffered attacks on them by "Philip Cross" on Wikipedia simultaneously with attacks by Kamm on other media. Clark is taking Kamm to court for stalking – and “Philip Cross” has deleted all reference to that fact from Kamm’s Wikipedia page.
What is plain is that Kamm and Cross have extremely similar political views, and that the dividing line of those they attack and those they defend is based squarely on the principles of the Euston Manifesto. This may be obscure, but is in fact an important Blairite declaration of support for Israel and for neo-con wars of intervention, and was linked to the foundation of the Henry Jackson Society. Who do we find editing the Wikipedia entry for the Euston Manifesto? “Philip Cross”.[3]
Smearing Young Labour
On 2 September 2021, Jess Barnard (Chair of Young Labour) tweeted:
"I've been made aware that Oliver Kamm has (allegedly) been finding people who have supported me on twitter and contacting their workplaces with complaints against them. If this has happened to you please drop me a direct message. Solidarity!"[4]
Pathetic little man
In response, Zarah Sultana MP tweeted:
"The Times 'journalist' @OliverKamm has disgracefully smeared Young Labour members.
"You might expect better from a late-middle aged, well-paid 'journalist', but from a Murdoch hack whose articles include "The 'Islamophobia' Scam", it's not so surprising.
"Pathetic little man."[5]
Sue the shit out of him
Grace Blakeley helpfully tweeted:
"Sue the shit out of him. You’d raise every penny through a crowdfunder in a few hours."[6]
Bibliography
- Kamm, Oliver (2005). Anti-totalitarianism: The Left-wing Case for a Neoconservative Foreign Policy. Social Affairs Unit. ISBN 978-1780227955.
- Kamm, Oliver (2015). Accidence Will Happen: The Non-Pedantic Guide to English Usage. Phoenix. ISBN 978-1780227955.
- Kamm, Oliver (2021). Mending the Mind: The Art and Science of Overcoming Clinical Depression. Weidenfeld & Nicolson. ISBN 978-1474610827.
References
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