Also, you are aware that my comments section logs IP addresses, and I can tell if the same person is posting multiple instances of criticism under different names, right? Just thought you should know.

Hi Tim,

How did it turn out that it wasn’t Mo? If you claim someone else owned up to it – you’ve seen something I haven’t. Feel free to post it here.

I’ve stated in the article that it’s possible that none of this is linked to Ansar – I’m simply urging an investigation from Twitter for what remains an unjust suspension. Also, this is a pattern of several people receiving suspensions for either engaging with, or tweeting about Ansar.

You say Witch hunt against ‘Muslims’, as if this somehow involves ‘Muslims’ plural and has something to do with religion. It’s neither of those things. I think that’s a strange and misjudged accusation on your part.

I also find the way you appear to be speaking for all atheists and assume I’m part of whatever ’cause’ you’ve decided for atheists, a little obnoxious.

1. Last time you wrote your blog, you assumed it was Ansar. As it turned out he didn’t report your account, someone else owned up to it (I think some of his co-religionists or supporters). Has there been a correction or retraction posted?

2. This time we have no proof it was Ansar and you’ve assumed it was again. If other people are doing his dirty work how can we go after him?

3. I’m guessing he could complain this blog could be used against you or us as its harassment if its not him or there’s no proof.

4. If Twitter is suspending accounts unfairly then we have to challenge Twitter, not go after Muslims. We are adding to this islamaphobia narrative. Its nothing to do with atheists.

This is beginning to smell like a witch hunt against Muslims and I want no part in it. We should be keep the memory of Hitch alive. Debate the issues with these people. They will lose on rational debate.

My advice is we should reach out to him and have a meeting.

Tim