24 Hours - Rule Britannia

I'm Giving My Accuser 24 Hours to Prove Their Lie About My Military Service.

Yesterday, during the live chat on my YouTube channel, a user named “Rule Britannia” made a serious and false allegation against me.

They publicly claimed that I was a “dishonourably discharged ex military policeman” and stated that this was shown on a “criminal record document” on my blog.

This is a complete and utter lie. My military service is a matter of record, and this allegation is a malicious attempt to damage my reputation.

I personally don’t give a toss what Rule Britannia thinks, but for my wider audience, I believe it best to stick to the facts and allow rumour, misinformation and lies to taint the truth.

The fundamental principle of justice is that the burden of proof lies with the accuser. You cannot simply shout a damaging claim into a public forum and then hide. You must be held accountable for your words.

Therefore, I am putting “Rule Britannia” on formal notice.

You have 24 hours from the time you made the original allegation to provide the proof you claim exists.

Show me and my audience this alleged “criminal record document” from my blog that you cited. Prove your claim. The onus is entirely on you.

You won’t provide legitimate, verifiable evidence, because it doesn’t exist. You will be exposed to everyone as a liar who deals in slander and defamation from behind the cowardice of an anonymous username.

This is about accountability. The era of making unchecked, damaging allegations online must end. It starts with holding people like “Rule Britannia” to their word.

The clock is ticking.