The photographs of Councillor Dimond in action outside Sheffield Town Hall, not taken by me, show a side of the Green Party which seems not to embarrass the party in the least, not to be a source of shame or regret. In his public persona, this Sheffield Councillor seems to me more like a Nazi Stormtrooper or Nazi agitator rather than a representative in a liberal democracy. To me, this is someone who likes telling people what to think but I doubt if he can explain the reasons for his views or defend his views. Perhaps he is, after all, a very timid person. The appearance of complete confidence is very misleading, surely. Can he defend his views? Can he defend his own behaviour?

I use the photographs in various other places, on the Home Page of the site and the page 'Shambolic Sheffield.' The description which appears on the Home Page: Outside Sheffield Town Hall, the ludicrous Councillor Dimond of the ludicrous Green Party makes the ludicrous claim that Keir Starmer is guilty of genocide. He asks the crowd to chant, 'Starmer, Starmer you can't hide, we charge you with genocide and the crowd obliges.

Photographs above show a Green Party supporter, name unknown to me, and the Green Party's candidate for Walkley, Sheffield in the local elections. More information about these people on my page Shambolic Sheffield. The material will be revised and extended, which is always my practice or at least my preference when I can find the time.  When I was taking photographs, the unknown man was unaware that the law allowed me to take photographs in this public place. I was able to correct this very common misapprehension. He preferred not to stay and left soon after. The photograph below showing a house with the message 'Vote Green Party' wasn't taken by me. There's nothing to stop me taking similar photographs of other properties with the same message, displayed as window posters in many cases, here in Sheffield, and publishing them here. If I'm to obtain photographs of Sheffield Green Party Councillors to illustrate the argument and evidence provided on the site (the argument and evidence are far more important than the images) then I have to take the photographs myself. I observe copyright and wouldn't use any of the copyrighted photographs of these people -  councillors, candidates, supporters - which are available on Green Party Websites and other sites.  Photographs of MP's are readily available which don't infringe copyright in most cases.

Below, photographs of current Green Party MP's, who, of course, belong to the same party as would-be Rabble Rouser Dimond.

Above, from left to right:

Sian Berry, MP for Brighton Pavilion

Ellie Chowns, MP for North Herefordshire

Carla Denyer, MP for Bristol Central

Adrian Ramsay, MP for Waveney Valley

Hannah Spencer, MP for Gorton and Denton

There should be plenty of similar photographs available, of placards as well as window posters,  once campaigning for the local elections really gets under way here in Sheffield. Obviously, the collection (or dossier) displayed on this page can only include photographs which are much smaller, realistically  ...  This is a negligible form of campaigning - I'm referring to using photographs of such displays - but the knowledge that photographs can be used in this way may perhaps concentrate the minds of some. The more they know about the party they are advertizing the better - I'm referring, of course, to real knowledge, not the contrived and outrageously biased dream world. 

Above, spraying Japanese knotweed with glyphosate at an allotment - not one of my allotments. Japanese knotweed was growing at an allotment very near to mine. It was sprayed with glycophase by Sheffield City Council, the knotweed was eradicated and hasn't regrown.

[More on glyphosate and calls to ban glyphosate to follow. More on many other issues to follow.]