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Drew Gordon | September 11, 2012 6:18 AM
Col Needham is directly and knowingly a nasty libellous 'troll' and online-paedophile enabler. Sick.
Of course he can't sue me for posting about this because he's aware that it's a fact of his profitable existence.
I have to wonder if he swaps naked pictures of his children with Bob Lynch (actual name), who freely offered such on (Needham's) IMDb's 'The Soapbox'.