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A valued lone voice of dissent

Mar 9th, 2024 8:03 am | By

One has to wonder…why are the met arresting the guy protesting terrorism? Are we all pro-terrorism now? I seem to have overlooked that ruling.

His sign says “Hamas are terrorists.”

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Funny idea of “training”

Mar 8th, 2024 6:38 pm | By

Bang crash thud, another massive limb falls off the tree.

A police force allowed a group which claimed gender-critical views are hate speech to carry out a training day for members of the local community. Staffordshire Police was criticised for permitting the organisation to carry out an “inappropriate and inaccurate” course in February. The session was delivered by the group Uniting Staffordshire Against Hate (USAH) at the force’s headquarters to members of the public.

The “against hate” bit is a joke, because what they’re doing is inciting hatred of women who know that men are not women. By the way it’s not “hate” to know which people are men.

Gender-critical group WeAreFairCop attended the event, and accused the

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WPATH who?

Mar 8th, 2024 5:09 pm | By

The wheels are coming off.

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Major doubts

Mar 8th, 2024 4:56 pm | By

Oh darn, foiled again.

Police will not pursue a complaint made by India Willoughby about JK Rowling as ”its not a crime to call a biological man a man.”

What I was just saying a few hours ago. You can’t make it a crime to say true things like “that man is a man.” It’s not workable. Laws have to be workable.

Northumbria Police confirmed on Friday that it did not believe the Harry Potter author had committed a crime by calling India Willoughby, the former Celebrity Big Brother contestant, a man. Willoughby had complained to the police over the comments, in which Rowling also repeatedly used “he” pronouns, following a row between the pair on X, formerly Twitter.

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The criminal threshold says it’s never heard of him

Mar 8th, 2024 12:01 pm | By

Turns out it’s not against the law to say water is wet.

Broadcaster India Willoughby’s accusation that author JK Rowling misgendered her online did not “meet the criminal threshold”, Northumbria Police have said. In an interview with Byline TV earlier this week, Willoughby, a trans woman and broadcaster, said she had reported the Harry Potter author to the police for calling her a man.

Let’s pause a minute. It can’t be made illegal to say a man is a man, because that would create total chaos. We’re allowed to know which sex is which, and we’re allowed to say which sex is which. If that changes none of the trains will run on time.

On Sunday, Rowling posted a

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Thumb verification

Mar 8th, 2024 11:33 am | By

It’s so inspiring to watch people going out of their way to insult women because it’s International Women’s Day.

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Dilatory Don

Mar 8th, 2024 10:38 am | By

Rapey Don has finally had to pony up some cash.

Donald Trump has posted a $91.6m (£71m) bond as he appeals against the verdict in E Jean Carroll’s defamation lawsuit against him. A jury in January found Mr Trump owed the former columnist millions of dollars for defamation when he denied he sexually assaulted her.

A judge had rejected the former president’s request for more time to secure a bond to cover the penalty…In this year’s trial, the jury found Mr Trump liable of defamation for lying about the assault in 2019, and in January he was ordered to pay her $83.3m, much of it in punitive damages.

Judge Kaplan made the verdict official in February and gave Mr

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Box cutter politics

Mar 8th, 2024 9:32 am | By

This time the painting wasn’t protected by a glass screen.

A portrait of Lord Balfour, the former prime minister, at the University of Cambridge has been damaged by a pro-Palestinian protester.

In video posted on social media by Palestine Action, a member of the group is seen spray-painting and slashing the portrait at Trinity College. A woman can be seen defacing the work with red paint before slicing the canvas with a sharp object.

She didn’t “damage” the portrait, she destroyed it. She slashed it into shreds.

The good news is it wasn’t a Rembrandt or similar, but still, let’s be accurate.

Balfour was one of the chief supporters of creating a Jewish homeland in Palestine, cemented by 

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Sorry for interrupting but

Mar 8th, 2024 7:34 am | By

It’s International Women’s Day so the Oxford Mail observes it with…

Retired Oxford soldier, 87, among UK’s oldest trans women | Oxford Mail

Dee Hawley lived as David for most of her life before finally coming out as trans in her late 70s.

She has since undergone breast implant surgery but has so far held back on full reassignment surgery.

Before coming out as trans, the dad-of-three lived in Oxford with her wife of 62 years, before moving to Moseley in Birmingham.

So obviously he’s exactly the right person to chat with on International Women’s Day.… Read the rest



Infant George

Mar 8th, 2024 7:21 am | By

Sleb hilarity.

Powerful arguments, you have to admit.… Read the rest



PC

Mar 7th, 2024 4:42 pm | By

Ah look at the mask come off. What a surprise.

But “putrid cunt” is totally a term of endearment in Scotland.… Read the rest



Little more than a pressure group

Mar 7th, 2024 11:09 am | By

While the mainstream meeja carefully ignore the WPATH files, Malcolm Clark at The Critic underlines some items.

No organisation has played a greater role in the adoption of the pseudo-science of so-called “gender affirming healthcare” globally than the World Professional Association of Transgender Health. That’s why this week’s release of leaked discussions between some of its leading figures suggesting possible medical malpractice could prove a pivotal moment in the Gender Wars. It’s been a long time coming.

The truth is WPATH is little more than a pressure group made up of a mixture of saucer-eyed trans activists and self-professed experts in disciplines like endocrinology, psychiatry and surgery. “Experts” who just happen to pocket huge profits from the mutilation and

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Quick, distract them

Mar 7th, 2024 10:12 am | By
Quick, distract them

Consult Google News on “Samantha Hudson” and you get headlines like

Nasty right-wingers, they just won’t let a nice trans laydee “influencer” alone.

The BBC is all concern:

The company that makes Doritos cut ties with a transgender influencer after reports she posted about violence and paedophilia. Samantha Hudson, a singer and actor from Spain, has around 370,000 Instagram followers and was part of a social media campaign for the brand.

In a statement Doritos condemned Hudson’s social media posts. But its short-lived campaign led to calls, led by right-wing activists in the US, to boycott the snack food.

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Waiting

Mar 7th, 2024 9:53 am | By

Gosh it seems like only last week the media were all over that story about the “woman” who murdered a man in Oxford, but apparently the reckless mutilation of children isn’t newsworthy?

National papers:

@guardian

@thetimes

@Independent

@Daily_Express

@TheSun

@DailyMirror London:

@EveningStandard

@MetroUK Regional:

@MENnewsdesk

@ExpressandStar

@ChronicleLive

@LivEchonews (and all the others!) Scotland:

@heraldscotland

@TheScotsman

@thecourieruk

@pressjournal Wales and NI:

@HeraldWales

@WalesOnline

@BelTel Even if journalists don’t approve of the findings of

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How are the rules made?

Mar 7th, 2024 8:57 am | By

“Well we just spoke to Maya Forstater from Sex Matters about the row between JK Rowling and the trans journalist India Willoughby”

Hahaha yes very good, trans journalist indeed. I wish newsreaders would learn how to pronounce Rowling though – rhymes with bowling not howling.

“and judging by iron box [???] our inbox a lot of people at home think that you’re a bit ridiculous on this issue Tom.”

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Love the blouse

Mar 6th, 2024 4:56 pm | By
Love the blouse

Well what do you know – a homemade tv news hobby that operates out of someone’s bedroom invited both “India” Willoughby and JK Rowling to do an interview and for some massively perplexing reason only Indier accepted.

The hobbyists are very excited to have coaxed Willz to take part – they call the result EXCLUSIVE. Hahaha that’s cute guys (something tells me they’re guys) but of course it’s exclusive. Nobody cares what Willoughby thinks.

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Wurdz

Mar 6th, 2024 10:30 am | By

Blither blither blither.

Fairfax School District Sued for Allowing Transgender Students into Girls’ Restrooms, Locker Rooms

As usual, the wording misses the point. The issue isn’t trans students in girls’ restrooms, it’s male students in girls’ restrooms. The problem isn’t being trans in girls’ facilities, the problem is being male there.

The plaintiff is an anonymous female student who has been enrolled in the Fairfax school district since the third grade. Because of her deeply held Roman Catholic beliefs, she doesn’t support the rule and feels that its requirement to use preferred pronouns “forces her to lie,” the filing states.

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Deep hatred of women chapter 7 billion

Mar 6th, 2024 7:39 am | By

What a horrible man. Not James, obviously; the other fella (who has me blocked).

Oh the poor poor poor wee young man, won’t somebody PLEASE think of the darling tiny bashful sad shy trembling delicate vulnerable quivering feeble dainty sensitive young man who smashed an older woman’s eye socket? Won’t somebody also PLEASE ignore the violent repeated punching of the older woman … Read the rest



Be less excited

Mar 6th, 2024 5:43 am | By

Another terrible idea makes its bashful debut.

Replies are closed. Quote retweets are scathing.… Read the rest



Shine a light

Mar 6th, 2024 5:20 am | By

James Esses goes undercover on a British Psychological Society webinar:

The purpose of the webinar was to “shine a light on the history of the LGBT+ community’s experience of receiving healthcare”.

Tricky, when there is no such “community.”

The webinar began with panellists’ thoughts on the current state of play regarding ‘trans healthcare’ in society. The audience were told that “LGBTQ people face huge medicalisation”. This statement was ironic, given that the BPS support puberty blockers, hormones and surgery for those with gender dysphoria – the very definition of ‘huge medicalisation’.

Nononono puberty blockers and the rest are trans healthcare, which is the very opposite of huge medicalisation.

…the most concerning statement of the session came from

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