Speaking openly, Stinson Hunter opened his video by reminding fans about the case of Steven Stapleton.

Steven was sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for attempting to meet a child (under the age of 16) online, as well as for having sexual relations with a young girl.

Steven's actions only came to light, Stinson insists, because of a video he released himself as part of a sting operation.

He explained: "I've seen a press release today done by the police, and there's literally no mention of me.

"It says 'a man', it doesn't say Stinson Hunter. And it just goes to show that the police are trying to keep my name out of the press, and are doing everything they can within their power to ensure my name stays out of the press.

"Because every time a case of mine gets a conviction, it makes the police look more and more stupid - and proves that the police are lying to the public."

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He added: "I've had probably double the convictions - doing it in exactly the same way the police do - in the last three years than they ever had.

"That's why the police try to stop me, that's why the police like to try and bury my name in the news - so let's try to make a big stink about it.

"I like it when they slag me off and I prove them wrong," he continued. "I've never lied to the public, I've always told you the truth - and I've backed up everything."

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"A lot of people don't agree with me, and a lot of people don't like me - but that's not the point. I don't care if you don't like me.

"The main issue here is that we need more protection for children online… it's a massive problem and it needs to be addressed, and it needs to be addressed now."

He finished powerfully: "There needs to be protection, there needs to be more stringent rules, and there needs to be more regulations for children online."

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Stinson received a great deal of support from his Twitter followers, with one writing: "You need to get your case to parliament. You're doing so much good, thank you."

Another added: "Well said, mate. Doing an awesome job!"

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