1. This is "Hollie The Card".
She's a Doctor, Physician, PhD, MA, Clinical Psychologist, Hospital Consultant, PTSD consultant, Long Covid Consultant.
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A “Hospital Consultant”, would probably mean a senior doctor, in the UK at least.
With some high profile followers, like TV's Eammon holmes. And radio host Mark Dolan.
Former Kremlin advisor Alexander Nekrassov (Twitter username: StirringTrouble), follows Hollie too.
@Femi_Sorry, a British political activist
and
@DavidLammy, a British MP.
She’s tweeted mostly negative things and insults at @DavidLammy, more than 300 times.
Neither of them have ever replied, so the messages could be defined as unwanted trolling.
The real people want to know!”
- Signed the Oxford/Luxembourg Doctor Academic Author Gymnast PhD Long Covid Medical Consultant Lecturer.
But her public comments are unambiguous.
As she has used many different spellings and names over the past 15 years.
Including “Hillary Faversham” in the mid 2000s. On her old website from that time.
The account used to be called @ HollieCardiff before it was Hollie The Card.
There doesn’t appear to be anyone called “hollie”.
The last couple of seconds of this video, show his face, as he tried to upload a video of Hollie.
Can you please tell me which hospital your doctor….friend…is currently a front line NHS doctor at?
Thankyou!"
But thankfully her Doctorly advice doesn’t seem to include covid denial, or anti-vax stuff.
But not everyone has the right to claim to be a doctor.
Or send near-daily harassment to political opponents.
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