Stephen Fry

Stephen Fry  link (Comedian)
Born	Stephen John Fry 24 August 1957 Hampstead, London, United Kingdom
Nationality	UK
Alma mater	Queens' College (Cambridge)
Spouse	Elliott Spencer

Stephen John Fry is an English actor, broadcaster, comedian, director and writer.

Activities

Fry used to be a member of the Groucho Club in London.

In 2013, he wrote the comedy But Latin! Or Tobacco and Boys, billed as "a play in two unnatural acts", to be staged at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The play celebrated "the love of a man for a 13-year-old boy".

He is one of the signatories of the Falsely Accused Individuals for Reform (FAIR) "a group of individual supporters, some of whom have been falsely accused of sexual offences, who campaign for justice and law reform," lobbying for anonymity before charge in relation to sexual offences. Fry criticized the "fly-paper tactics" which he said have been used by police and prosecutors in publicising the names of well-known suspects in the hope it may attract more alleged victims. Fry previously spoke out on the issue, saying in an interview in 2014:"If they’re guilty then quite clearly there should (be) evidence … but they shouldn’t be hung out like fly paper to try to attract other… 'Oh yeah, I think he touched me too when I was that age'."

Fry is "a close friend" of Charles Mountbatten-Windsor.

Fry is a patron of the society Missing People "helping to raise funds to protect missing children and bring them to safety."

Jab propaganda

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In April 2020, Fry made an "explainer video" pushing for lockdowns, social distancing, tracing, and ultimately mass vaccination. The messaging illustrates how the jabs from very the beginning were the objective of the operation.

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