The campaign to keep a free internet has lost an articulate, technically-savvy advocate.
On Thursday 19th February, a man went missing overnight in Southsea, near Portsmith on the English south coast. His name was Paul Vigay. Friends and colleagues discussed his disappearance on a newsgroup. Tragically, the next morning, Paul’s body was discovered in the sea.
Paul Vigay: he would have been suspicious...
February is not swimming weather on the south coast of England. There are no reports that Mr Vigay was in any way suicidal. Yet without missing a beat, local police are reported as saying the death is “not being treated as suspicious.”
The local Portsmith media, also without comment, reports: “Police say they are not treating the death of the 44-year-old as suspicious, and are not looking for anyone else in connection with it”
From half a world away, it’s impossible to know what happened to this unfortunate man. But it is possible to learn that Paul Vigay had other interests, not reported in the mainstream newspaper articles (although they do like to report the IT worker’s longstanding interest in ‘crop circles’).
Vigay was a dedicated 9-11 Truth activist. He also didn’t believe the official story about the ‘no inquest, no inquiry’ July 7th bombings in Britain. He was also a passionate advocate for web freedom.
Paul Vigay wrote about these subjects and published his material on the web. His websites are still online at the time of writing:
You don’t have to be Sherlock Holmes – or live in Southsea – to realise that the police comment, at such an early stage, that his death is “not being treated as suspicious” is HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS. So is uncritical acceptance of this story by the mass media.
In the words of Paul Vigay
How can police rule out foul play so early – without even mentioning Mr Vigay’s broader interests and connections? It doesn’t make sense – just like 9-11 didn’t make sense (three towerblocks collapsed at free-fall velocity because of fuel fires!) and the 7/7 London bombings didn’t make sense. Not to Paul Vijay. Not to anyone with a half a brain.
It is also clear that Mr Vigay cast a critical eye over the official narrative of World War Two history – see his history page.
An international FURORE should follow the death of Paul Vigay. There MUST be a transparent public coronial inquiry or inquest!
Solidarity, determined resistance and above all justice is what’s needed. Here’s a memorable extract from Paul Vigay’s homepage:
We must NEVER allow governments to restrict the internet or to erode freedom and democracy, especially after 9/11, the London bombings and other manipulated world events.
Indeed, every day Western governments are moving towards an Orwellian ‘big brother’ state where individuals are presumed guilty until proven innocent.
We must stop this agenda.
You can sign the online condolences book for Paul Vigay here.
See also suraci.com’s story and articles on the TheTruthseeker website.
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