The Art of Blaming Others.
A Masterclass in Deflection, Gaslighting, and Digital Sabotage. Blaming others is one of the oldest and most effective psychological manoeuvres in human conflict. It shifts responsibility, preserves the blamer’s self-image, mobilises allies, and confuses observers. In my case, this tactic has been weaponised against me for years, led by Tony Quigley (who operates as Harry Munker) and supported by people like James Hind. Leading the charge is Tony Quigley himself. He recently implied that Katie and Justin have “killed” my audience. This is classic deflection—blaming innocent bystanders for the deliberate damage he and his circle have inflicted on my work. How Tony Sees Himself. Tony’s own words perfectly capture his mindset: “God is good and so am I. I don't know I'm doing wrong because I haven't done anything wrong, unlike certain people who know they have wronged, and gaslight projected onto others.” He presents himself as morally flawless while projecting his own tactics ...
