We have come across this Twitter user @chayalimbodedim before. Chayalim has been a busy man and is particularly anti-Muslim nature and here for example is Mr Bodedim making threats against specific Twitter users and with a menacing and threatening style.

Here is another tweet showing his dislike and hatred towards Muslims. The tweet is self-evident and Mr Bodedim seems to have a penchant for describing violent acts.

Bizarelly, we come across Sheryl McNaught against, the comforter who seems to involve herself in comforting some of the worst anti-Muslim on-line haters we come across. Here is ‘mama’ Sheryl McNaught again saying she ‘understands’ when Mr Bodedim ‘goes a bit over the top’.

However, this tweet which was sent to us, is particularly troubling and was targeted directly at Diane Abbott MP. The tweet does not even take off the @BBCWomansHour Twitter address and Mr Bodedim, it seems, does not care. In the tweet, he states:

“Shame you have not been tyred and burned Abbott’s. U sell people into mental slavery by rebranding them black.”

Apart from the bizarre nature of the tweet, @chayalimbodedim refers back to a process called ‘necklacing’ that has been known to take place in Africa and in places like Soweto, where collaborators with the Apartheid regime were necklaced and murdered in townships. Now, we understand that Members of Parliament are not particularly liked after the expenses scandal, but these comments have nothing to do with that. They are simply meant to intimidate, frighten and abuse a serving member of Parliament who happens to be black. We also feel particularly sickened by this tweet since it has racial overtones. Necklacing as suggested, was a murderous method used by a handful of Black Africans and to use that against a serving Member of Parliament who is black, shows strong racial stereotyping. It also means that as anti-racist campaigners, we have great pleasure in passing this information to the police so that they can possibly pay @chayalbodedim a visit. We simply cannot allow such behaviour to go unchecked and we will co-operate with the police if required.

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What we also see is a certain Sheryl comforting @EnglishAtt and when she is informed that his statements on Black and Minority Ethnic groups allegedly leave a lot to be desired, her response is that he has been polite before and his opinion is his right. We will be highlighting more of Sheryl’s statements in the future, given that she has made quite a few of them on TELL MAMA’s work and shall we have a look at some of the ‘opinions‘ that @EnglishAtt has voiced?

So here goes. Exhibit 1

So here, the young man, (who also runs a You Tube platform which sent us to sleep), states that if our tweets come under his timeline again, he is ‘going to get a similarly-named domain name and smash the ‘bastards’ web presence.‘  Let us reflect on this. The reason we would come under his timeline is probably because he is following someone who is following us. So, if he does not like what he hears, a simple block on the block button would suffice or locate the person following us and linked to him and simply block them. But no, here is a specific cyber-threat to TELL MAMA that we logged with the police on the appropriate date, but it seems that @EnglishAtt really believes that he has done nothing wrong.

Or take the fact that a young woman contacted us, scared and intimidated by this Twitter account. He decided to post up details of where she allegedly lived:

Or take the fact that he then suggested intimidating her as the list of tweets confirm on the back of this one. The targeted material towards her clearly lists her in later tweets that we have received from the victim.

So Rule 1. Defence of ‘I am the harassed victim’ does not wash when you look at the context of previous tweets and threats made to others.

Rule 2: Bringing the police in on the probable assumption that by declaring it early may lead you to not being charged with anything, does not mean that you will not. We will be pushing for action given the clear threats against us and against the victim that reported in.

Rule 3: Do not post anything on the web that you cannot stand by. This rule is simple and does not take a genius to understand.

We look forward to developments on this case.

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