"Offensive Facebook Shoah Postings": Sizer "acts" (or does he?)

Remember my recent post regarding Stephen Sizer's forthcoming book on the "influence" of what he terms "the Zionist lobby" on British institutions, and his request to Facebook friends for relevant information?

Well, according to an article by political reporter Marcus Dysch in today's Jewish Chronicle, the vicar "acts" against those Facebook friends who made some pretty eyebrow-raising comments, one in particular concerning the Holocaust Educational Trust (see my above-mentioned post).

I don't know what the paper means by "acts" for on the face of it (no pun intended) I see no obvious indication that he's "removed" the worst offenders in this instance.  Moreover, Sizer might seem pretty unchastened to many, judging from his reaction and that of some of his Facebook friends (who include the woman who posted the message about the Holocaust Educational Trust) to the Jewish Chronicle article; below is a taste:

 Jeremy Moodey, CEO of Embrace the Middle East, introduces a conspiracy theory of his own!: