Deletion of John R. Pinniger

Comment: I've found a series of ''Times'' articles about JRP, who appears to have sparked a major schism in the Monday Club in 1984 after he resigned from it and publicly accused it of harbouring "extremists and racists" (wonder who he was referring to?). The Monday Club retaliated by accusing him and a number of other members of trying to mount an internal coup. The news coverage, which is very likely to be in more than just the ''Times'', clearly meets the  standard that "the person has been the primary subject of multiple non-trivial published works whose source is independent of the person." I do have to wonder in passing why the article's author(s) hasn't mentioned JRP's resignation and accusations against the Monday Club
Stance: keep
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