My enemy's enemy

[TheFaQQer]

"Our enthusiastic team communications our message through the media..."

Hopefully worded better than that.

[webberg]

Would be interested to know what you dig up - their domain is registered through an identity protection service which make me suspicious. Difficult to take things like this seriously if you can't see the names of the people behind it.

A limited amount of digging reveals that some of the groups here are aligned with them and/or contributors.

That'll teach me to look first and leap second?

I think therefore that others might be better placed to comment on motives and actions for this group.

[BrilloPad]

Would be interested to know what you dig up - their domain is registered through an identity protection service which make me suspicious. Difficult to take things like this seriously if you can't see the names of the people behind it.

You would have to be made of strong stuff to go public with your name against HMRC. They are bully boys. They tell parliament what to do. I would not put physical intimidation past them. They are like the entertainers of the 70s and 80s. They need severly culling.

[JonNorris@Crunch]

Would be interested to know what you dig up - their domain is registered through an identity protection service which make me suspicious. Difficult to take things like this seriously if you can't see the names of the people behind it.

[webberg]

http://www.hmrc-accountability.com/

Odd collection of people and views.

Can't decide if these are a group of people who genuinely want to see small Government and a limit to the power of Treasury and HMRC, or people who just want a platform for some strong opinions that might win them some votes.

At the moment though, having elected representatives saying that people/voters are being treated poorly cannot be a bad thing. Perhaps treating them as my enemy's enemy is best for now.

I'd be interested in finding out who is funding this group and may turn my attention to that over the weekend.