Max Turner

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@FosterLoti @ThePurpleGooroo @ICtrlUFranLol Ah so a fraternity involved in crime is a gang - so these would be gangs?

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[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@kuttajaee @SpankLikePootie Oh so this happens in secret then? Good argument retard.

blacks are 100x more likely to rape a White person than the other way around.

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@philo_skeptic @TheHighIQs Everyone around them is retarded so they just make shit up knowing the retards will believe it.

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@KosmicKor @WestLinnEagleAH That's 1 month in Chicago EVERY SINGLE MONTH lol

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@KosmicKor Do you ever think that this is the behavior that "white supremacist and anti black groups" look at when forming their opinions?

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@WorldWearyWoman @micheal_olainn Glad you asked! Here are about 20 ways:

https://t.co/ok2GOcK58F

[i/o @avidseries]

Here are just a few of the outlandish fabrications your dead hero engaged in:

Extensive plagiarism in his 2015 PhD thesis: More than 100 passages identical or nearly identical to Paula Zwozdiak-Myers’s 2009 Brunel University thesis.

False funding declarations in research: Claims of funding (including from Mind) that the organization denied.

Claimed authorship of a published book Being Young, Black and Male: Challenging the Dominant Discourse (Palgrave Macmillan) that was never published.

False or exaggerated academic positions and qualifications: Visiting professor at University of Glasgow School of Education (denied); visiting professor at Ohio State University Office of Diversity and Inclusion (denied; office later closed); visiting professor at Nelson Mandela University (at most a temporary adjunct); honorary professor at Durham (contradicted); master’s in psychodynamic counselling/practice from Birkbeck (no record).thetimes.com

Non-verbal/mute until age 11 (or profound non-verbal autism from early childhood): Diagnosed at age 3 with autism, global developmental delay, etc., and claimed doctors said he would never walk, talk, or read (“no better than a vegetable”); schoolmates, neighbors, and others described a verbal child who joked, imitated voices, played football, and was “just normal” or a “class clown.” Experts noted the claimed trajectory had no precedent.

Illiterate until age 18 (or unable to read/write until late teens): Contradicted by school records/experiences and recollections; accounts of when/how he learned varied (e.g., vs. statements involving his then-partner).

Running 30 marathons in 35 days (around 2010), including continuing after an epileptic seizure/fit and hairline leg fracture on roughly the 20th/21s.

Running 600 miles in six days (Edinburgh–London or treadmill, for charity): Would rank among elite ultra-endurance performances; later revised to ~12 days with rest days for “cumulative wear and tear.”

Raising £5–5.5 million+ for charity (often via the above running feats, “most notably” for Shooting Star Children’s Hospices and Shelter, over ~20 years, sometimes framed as personal): Evidence showed far smaller documented sums (e.g., one JustGiving page at £380); later clarified as part of a “syndicate”/collective of ~100 under NDAs (none named); bios and speeches escalated the figure over time; publisher later softened related memoir https://t.co/EgwOa4Nh0V

Installing water points/pumps in South America (e.g., Rio favelas) and West Africa with/for WaterAid: WaterAid stated it does not send volunteers abroad and does not encourage/facilitate self-funded visits.

Appearance in the BBC’s Seven Up documentary series: Claimed participation (or being “pulled out” at 14); the original series began in 1964 (Arday born 1985); BBC stated he had “nothing to do with our films.”

Academy-level and/or semi-professional football career: Claimed in at least one speaking engagement; not detailed or repeated in the memoir, with no club specified

Substantial prize money from local snooker competitions while at secondary school (enough that his mother suspected drug dealing): Records (e.g., CueTracker) show limited amateur participation with no significant winnings.

Corporal punishment at secondary school (teachers striking knuckles with a pen for incomplete tasks): Corporal punishment was banned in English state schools in 1987 (Arday born 1985).

Threats by a masked intruder (twice, once at knifepoint) in his Cambridge faculty building, demanding resignation: No CCTV capture, not reported contemporaneously to colleagues/police in full detail, panic alarm response issues noted, and he continued work (including a viva).

Severed pig’s head delivered to his family home in south London (plus related claims of investigation linking it to a local butcher who sold a whole pig that morning): Metropolitan Police stated “categorically” that no such investigation occurred; the butcher had no recollection of police contact or the sale in that context.

Major medical/life events with inconsistencies across accounts): Teenage car accident leading to months in a (conscious) coma/locked-in syndrome, doctors suggesting switching off life support, then relearning to walk/talk (in proposal; omitted from final book); testicular cancer (proposal) vs. one or two brain tumors (book/other accounts); origin stories for epilepsy varying.

Additional disputed or unsupported elements appearing in bios, speeches, or the memoir proposal: Carrying the Olympic Torch (2012); various unproven awards/accolades; a claimed large book advance; and the resignation letter itself flagged by some AI detectors as fully machine-generated.

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@TessaWellblack @marcowenjones And yet no one can prove his "race realism" wrong.

Why is that?

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@marcowenjones Ok, sure. But he was correct lol.

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@1momofcb @micheal_olainn White people have been in the forefront of academia for a millennium. You think I'm insulted by that?

What color are you?

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@watling_samuel @Econosave Why doesn't anyone just refute this graph then? It should be easy no?

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@GoodCitizebimg @seantoshi21m @Nanalife8326 @financialcnspr A lot of people are saying he's innocent. They're black, and coincidentally retarded. Appears you're in the same boat.

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@RadFemme74 @HiThere144 @I_amMukhtar Which part of this was verified?

https://t.co/ok2GOcK58F

[i/o @avidseries]

Here are just a few of the outlandish fabrications your dead hero engaged in:

Extensive plagiarism in his 2015 PhD thesis: More than 100 passages identical or nearly identical to Paula Zwozdiak-Myers’s 2009 Brunel University thesis.

False funding declarations in research: Claims of funding (including from Mind) that the organization denied.

Claimed authorship of a published book Being Young, Black and Male: Challenging the Dominant Discourse (Palgrave Macmillan) that was never published.

False or exaggerated academic positions and qualifications: Visiting professor at University of Glasgow School of Education (denied); visiting professor at Ohio State University Office of Diversity and Inclusion (denied; office later closed); visiting professor at Nelson Mandela University (at most a temporary adjunct); honorary professor at Durham (contradicted); master’s in psychodynamic counselling/practice from Birkbeck (no record).thetimes.com

Non-verbal/mute until age 11 (or profound non-verbal autism from early childhood): Diagnosed at age 3 with autism, global developmental delay, etc., and claimed doctors said he would never walk, talk, or read (“no better than a vegetable”); schoolmates, neighbors, and others described a verbal child who joked, imitated voices, played football, and was “just normal” or a “class clown.” Experts noted the claimed trajectory had no precedent.

Illiterate until age 18 (or unable to read/write until late teens): Contradicted by school records/experiences and recollections; accounts of when/how he learned varied (e.g., vs. statements involving his then-partner).

Running 30 marathons in 35 days (around 2010), including continuing after an epileptic seizure/fit and hairline leg fracture on roughly the 20th/21s.

Running 600 miles in six days (Edinburgh–London or treadmill, for charity): Would rank among elite ultra-endurance performances; later revised to ~12 days with rest days for “cumulative wear and tear.”

Raising £5–5.5 million+ for charity (often via the above running feats, “most notably” for Shooting Star Children’s Hospices and Shelter, over ~20 years, sometimes framed as personal): Evidence showed far smaller documented sums (e.g., one JustGiving page at £380); later clarified as part of a “syndicate”/collective of ~100 under NDAs (none named); bios and speeches escalated the figure over time; publisher later softened related memoir https://t.co/EgwOa4Nh0V

Installing water points/pumps in South America (e.g., Rio favelas) and West Africa with/for WaterAid: WaterAid stated it does not send volunteers abroad and does not encourage/facilitate self-funded visits.

Appearance in the BBC’s Seven Up documentary series: Claimed participation (or being “pulled out” at 14); the original series began in 1964 (Arday born 1985); BBC stated he had “nothing to do with our films.”

Academy-level and/or semi-professional football career: Claimed in at least one speaking engagement; not detailed or repeated in the memoir, with no club specified

Substantial prize money from local snooker competitions while at secondary school (enough that his mother suspected drug dealing): Records (e.g., CueTracker) show limited amateur participation with no significant winnings.

Corporal punishment at secondary school (teachers striking knuckles with a pen for incomplete tasks): Corporal punishment was banned in English state schools in 1987 (Arday born 1985).

Threats by a masked intruder (twice, once at knifepoint) in his Cambridge faculty building, demanding resignation: No CCTV capture, not reported contemporaneously to colleagues/police in full detail, panic alarm response issues noted, and he continued work (including a viva).

Severed pig’s head delivered to his family home in south London (plus related claims of investigation linking it to a local butcher who sold a whole pig that morning): Metropolitan Police stated “categorically” that no such investigation occurred; the butcher had no recollection of police contact or the sale in that context.

Major medical/life events with inconsistencies across accounts): Teenage car accident leading to months in a (conscious) coma/locked-in syndrome, doctors suggesting switching off life support, then relearning to walk/talk (in proposal; omitted from final book); testicular cancer (proposal) vs. one or two brain tumors (book/other accounts); origin stories for epilepsy varying.

Additional disputed or unsupported elements appearing in bios, speeches, or the memoir proposal: Carrying the Olympic Torch (2012); various unproven awards/accolades; a claimed large book advance; and the resignation letter itself flagged by some AI detectors as fully machine-generated.

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@I_amMukhtar Could you do us a favor and prove this graph wrong?

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@doctor_rahmeh Could you prove this wrong for me?

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@dijoni "Nazi philosophy" and it's just this, that for some reason, everyone is upset about can't figure out a way to disprove.

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@216_Wildboy @philo_skeptic Oh my god you're retarded lmfao

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@Ranfar808 @dijoni Lolololol can't even spell black right. Absolute fucking retard lmfaoooooooooo

[Max Turner @Maximumturntt]

@bcubeddd @daprofile What's your take on Arday?