After being banned

Green women but not those Green women.

Two directors of the Green Women’s Declaration have spoken out on GB News after being banned from entering their party’s conference in Brighton.

Speaking to the People’s Channel about why they were banned, Zoe Hatch and Jude English declared that they are “no longer allowed” to voice their agreement with the Supreme Court ruling on single-sex spaces.

Banned for knowing that men are not women. So very progressive.

Recalling her long-term membership with the Green Party, Ms Hatch told GB News: “I’ve been a long standing Green Party member, I joined because I was really, really concerned about the environment and concerned about my children’s future.

“And it came to my attention when I was on The Executive, I was there when they wanted to expel Shahrar Ali, and I couldn’t be part of that, so I resigned from that.”

Ms Hatch then became one of seven chairs of Green Party Women, which represents female members, but revealed that they have all been either “suspended or expelled” for expressing support for the Supreme Court ruling.

She said: “We’ve all been suspended or expelled because we believe and we really just agree with the Supreme Court judgment around single sex provision for women, which I think the majority of the British public do as well.

Well let’s hope so. Let’s hope most of the British public doesn’t think men can be women.

Having formed the Green Women’s Declaration in response to the action against Green Party Women, Ms Hatch explained that for two years in a row, they have applied for a stall inside the party conference, to which they were then banned from attending all together.

She told GB News: “We applied for a stall last year and again this year, because we are Greens and we want to interact with the rest of the party conference.

“We’re a policy and advocacy group around this particular issue for women’s rights, and we’ve been banned from attending, but we haven’t been given any justifiable or good reason or any explanation at all, actually, for why we haven’t been denied the right to a stall or even any advertising in the brochure this year.”

I suppose that’s because they don’t want to come right out and say they don’t give a damn about women.

Having formed the Green Women’s Declaration in response to the action against Green Party Women, Ms Hatch explained that for two years in a row, they have applied for a stall inside the party conference, to which they were then banned from attending all together.

She told GB News: “We applied for a stall last year and again this year, because we are Greens and we want to interact with the rest of the party conference.

“We’re a policy and advocacy group around this particular issue for women’s rights, and we’ve been banned from attending, but we haven’t been given any justifiable or good reason or any explanation at all, actually, for why we haven’t been denied the right to a stall or even any advertising in the brochure this year.”

It’s easy once you know how. You just lie. You claim to support women’s rights but you don’t actually.

Ms Hatch concluded that a proposed women’s rights section was previously deemed “transphobic” by the party.

She told GB News: “Last year we put forward a whole women’s rights section and it was deemed transphobic just because it was talking about women’s rights and it was ruled out of order, but there was no justifiable reason.”

Sure there was. The justifiable reason was that they told you it was transphobic. End of story.

Women ain’t got no home in this world any more.