Hello Marie. We're not connected, but I've come across a couple of your videos in Youtube and I remember an old conversation somewhere deep in Facebook!

You say that some websites you say belong to Mr Johnston (of Bases) have the same IP adresses as pornographic websites?

I hope you know that IP addresses have not for a long time identified exclusively a website owner or maker. Only 3% of websites nowadays have their own unique IP addresses.

Yes, often these websites share the same IP address as other websites on the same server. But the vast, vast majority of websites today are hosted commercially by off-site domain suppliers, where a large amount of completely unrelated websites may share the same IP address.

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Quote:

"It used to be the case that every Web site and computer on the Internet had its own addresses. However, as Internet growth exploded, IP addresses became a scarce commodity. It seems the original inventors of the IP address scheme didn't foresee a time when 4.29 billion IP addresses wouldn't be enough. Go figure.

"Some clever people figured out ways of sharing IP addresses amongst multiple computers and multiple sites. As the quote above notes, only 3% of Web sites have their own, dedicated IP addresses. The rest have "virtual" IP addresses. This means that, unless you are hosted with c4.net, chances are that your site doesn't have its own IP address. There are several reasons, both technological and practical, why your Web site needs an IP address."

From:
https://www.c4.net/news/why-do-you-need-an-ip-address

(That link is to a web domain company. It's not Channel 4.
Just for an example explanation. There are others.)

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I had seen that you say the site - alienabductionuk.com - which is linked to Mr Johnston is also connected by IP Address to pornographic sites.

I made a few Whois Lookups of that domain name and I see it has been commercially hosted by a company on a server in The USA.

That means that it's pretty clear that Mr Johnston does not host the site personally himself on an "own" server.

Therefore any other sites of any description, pornographic or otherwise, which end up with the same IP Address, would probably only have to do with random IP Address sharing allocations by the hosting company.

(I'm not sure if shared IP addresses might or might not also go beyond the shared server or shared hosting company. I'm not actually technologically clued up, but I understand the basic point I'm telling you here.)

With most hosting companies' plans, I think there's no way any of the hosting company's clients can select or pick and choose, or even avoid being allocated shared IP addresses with other clients. It's just what happens.

I hope you can take this in. Just something basic.
Obviously I can have no idea about any other allegations, and can be no help there.

But I genuinely hope this helps.
If this information is something you knew well, and I misunderstood what you said you had found which was culpable, you can ignore it and of course sorry if so.