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What a woman. RIP Magdalen you bloody star. Thank you for everything but especially for this beautiful little clip, it's an absolute gem
youtu.be/pnaDUwYqEw8
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Do you remember this?
I do.
I’ll never forget it.
#istandwithangelacarini
Italian boxer Angela Carini says 'I quit to save my life' after stopping Olympics bout with 'biologically male' opponent Imane Khelif just 46 seconds into first round trib.al/13eraRP
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"When I was 15 my 28 old brother beat me for talking to a boy on my phone, I was 55kg and he was 130kg and when I asked my mother to take to the hospital she said no so the hospital wouldn’t ask what happened to me and my brother get caught.. after that they forced me to wear niqab even tho I don’t go out of the house most of the time.after what happened his wife caught him cheating on her TWICE AND Physically with one he PAID for to meet. And nothing happened to him.
And he still cheating and committing Zina.But me when I was a kid talking Innocently to a boy he tried to kill me and hide me.
#٢٠٣٠_بلا_نقاب"
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How did British state allow adult male transvestic fetish fantasy about schoolgirls, to be published as a book aimed at children, is the question with an answer that can clarify pretty much most things that have gone wrong with the UK in the past 20 years. Sissification garbage.
David Walliams. Take a look at the intro to his book, The Boy in the Dress, marketed at children aged 8-12.
Then, read how he glorifies transvestic fetishism and the blasé transgression of women and girls' boundaries, describing it as "extraordinary."
These screenshots are real.
Imagine criticising Enid Blyton for being racist and sexist, then thinking this is acceptable for your children to read?
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I think there’s a bit of a difference between writing fiction about werewolves and being a freak who barks when he has a dick up his arse.
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Judging by the tone-deaf government statement here, the pushback against the conversion practices bill has caught them by surprise. I wonder how long it will take for No 10 to register that continuing to repeat debunked lines about how ordinary parents aren't at risk of criminalisation simply won't cut it?
A proposed law banning conversion practices could put parents at risk of prosecution for questioning their children about their gender identity, MPs, peers and experts have warned.
The legislation would introduce prison sentences of up to five years for attempts to suppress or change someone’s sexual orientation or gender identity.
@Daniel_J_Martin, @haylesdixon, and Tim Sigsworth examine the growing calls for the Bill to be scrapped ⬇️
telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
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If I, as an anaesthetic consultant, presented myself to patients dressed like this, what would they think?
I’m intrigued as to how, as a society, we’ve reached a place where a pugnacious minority have been enabled to bully a sensible majority into silence?
Thank God it’s over
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: “At first, I thought it was a joke - fancy dress. But this is everyday attire. His prosthetic boobs are enormous, exaggerated and cartoonish.”
I spoke to Oxford lecturers and a former student about their experiences of Matt Rattley - the bearded lecturer who wears prosthetic breasts to work and posts pictures on LinkedIn.
They described their discomfort, concerns about sexual harassment and fear of making a formal complaint.
I also obtained three separate written complaints to St Hilda’s, including one from a parent and a joint letter from three former students.
One signatory, leading clinical psychologist Dr Lucy Johnstone, told The Mail on Sunday:
“As a psychologist who has worked with women clients for many years, I do know that in all forms of harassment and abuse, you see denial by the perpetrator, silencing of the victims, and often collusion by institutions.”
The piece also includes comment from @LoudBonnet - the barrister who has represented Sandie Peggie.
My latest investigation with Nick Pyke:
Read below 👇
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P.S. My inbox remains open: [email protected]. All messages treated in confidence.
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Danny tommo is going to belmarsh but the man that was part of a gang of criminals that were prosecuted for abusing me, involved in raping, torturing and trafficking children and young girls for years along with violent crimes, links to murders and gun crimes, drug trafficking and smuggling into prison is off to a Cat D prison with day release.
Someone please make it make sense?
SERIOUS UPDATE REGARDING DANNY TOMMO - Very concerning news from my dad has just come to light.
His case for the incident where he went into the Dover Immigration Facility was due to be heard in Kent Magistrates tomorrow, this has now been moved to Westminster, less than 24 hours before the court hearing with one of the highest profile magistrate judges in the land overseeing the case.
This causes a major safety risk for my father as he has been told he will not be returning to Winchester but will be held in Belmarsh
My dad and my family have had numerous threats to life many of these are from people in that area of the country or people connected to Belmarsh prison itself and this unjustified legal manoeuvre has major implications and potential life threatening repercussions.
I will update you as this situation progresses
Thank you all Shae.
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A 77-year-old monarch, bound by convention, has shown more backbone than the Prime Minister.
Charles: evil didn’t get the last word, because British sailors made sure of it.
Burnham: sorry, fancy some reparations?
🤖 Made with AI
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Near Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester, an "immigrant who spoke no English" attacked 3 people with a machete, a woman was mugged of her phone, a man was badly stabbed, once in the back of the head.
A man was arrested on a Section 18 assault.
Lawless immigrant Britain 🇬🇧.
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Christ beheaded, graffiti, insulting the cross over the names of our dead, and one photo suggests that the slogan, in arabic, of "God is Great" also scrawled across those names. In the lead up to Armistice day.
Clearly the 'far right' at it again.
gbnews.com/news/warrington-n…
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At St Albans Church ⛪️ in Warrington a war memorial saw the statue of Jesus beheaded and Arabic graffiti dawbed on the memorial.
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Ten observations regarding the American midterm elections:
1. The party of an incumbent president almost always loses. 2026 was no exception.
2. In midterm elections, Americans vote based on the balance of power in Washington and their own personal finances (cost of living versus income levels). Trump simply concentrated too much power in himself, and voters sought a correction.
3. Furthermore, high fuel prices, rising food costs, expensive housing, and high interest rates created the perception that people are worse off than they were in the past. Consequently, they lost confidence in Trump’s handling of the cost-of-living issue and simply voted against him.
4. This is the worst election for Republicans in decades - at least since 2006. Republicans lost Senate seats in some of the most conservative states, such as South Carolina. It is a massive defeat. Excuses regarding the influence of immigrants on the results, election fraud, and so forth are invalid. Trump and his party must take responsibility for a sound thrashing.
5. The Republicans lost this election; the Democrats did not win it. More than half of Americans hold a very negative view of the Democrats. Voters were simply angrier at the GOP than at the Democrats, and therefore voted against Trump and his party.
6. The election strengthens the Democrats' position across the US, with the party gaining control of state legislatures, governorships, and hundreds of positions in all 50 states, while also securing control of both chambers of the US Congress starting in January 2027. This represents a massive mandate for a party that, in this election, lacked a single concrete message or agenda, serving instead merely as the "anti-Trump" party.
7. The consequence of this election is that the Democrats will dramatically curtail Trump’s agenda. Expect a succession of public hearings, the potential for impeachment proceedings against Trump and many of his cabinet members, and major budgetary battles -potentially leading to government shutdowns. No judicial nominee put forward by Trump will be confirmed. Trump will face a choice: attempt to reach settlements with the Democrats, engage in ongoing conflict with them, or simply face the reality of becoming a "lame-duck" president.
8. Trump’s legacy is at risk, but it could still be salvaged through agreements with Iran, peace in Ukraine, and - most importantly - strong economic performance, characterized by sustained growth and lower inflation.
9. Strong candidates and effective campaigns remain crucial. Trump made significant errors by backing extremely weak candidates in numerous states, such as Texas and South Carolina. The Republicans' weak candidates turned a poor election result into a disastrous one.
10. The battle for the 2028 presidential election begins today. Keep an eye on Ron DeSantis of Florida. He stands outside the Trump administration and was a very successful and popular governor. Republicans also performed better in Florida than in other states. DeSantis will be a formidable candidate in 2028. It is difficult to say how JD Vance will distinguish himself; he is directly linked to the mistakes of the Trump administration. Marco Rubio remains formidable and popular, but he will have to find ways to set himself apart. On the Democratic side, there are no clear frontrunners, but one can expect candidates to start emerging now.
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Stab a boat, instantly locked up until trial.... threaten to cut a woman's throat you are free until sentencing and then you don't turn up.
Don't fucking tell me there's not two tier policing and justice in this country.
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Remember when councils just emptied the bins and filled potholes?
Not Birmingham. Year-long bin strike, rubbish piling up, roads in ruins, and a bankrupt council...yet they’re busy talking about Israel and Gaza.
Priorities.
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Everything about Burnham's meeting with Mia Amor Mottley should sound the alarm for Brits.
This looks like the beginning of a massive wealth extraction programme from the West to the Global South (ditto with the goals of the climate agenda).
charlottecgill.co.uk/p/burnh…
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If you want to learn to make a bag like this come along to NILIA on the 14th where I will be doing a wee talk and you'll have the opportunity to make your own quotebag.
NILIA is a grassroots women only conference built on a shoestring budget by women's rights campaigners.
Saturday November 14th in Central Manchester.
NILIA 2026
Date: 14 nov • 10:00
eventbrite.co.uk/e/nilia-202…
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Everyone can tell by looking at this photo that this person is a man. But he calls himself a “transgender woman”.
According to Australia’s sex discrimination act, looking like a man is a protected characteristic of being a “transgender woman”.
In 3 weeks, he will be released from prison for his second attempted rape conviction.
And because he claims to be a woman, the law is on his side to go into woman only spaces.
To some people, apparently this is progress, and they will indulge the lie. Everyone else can be punished for not.
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As an Iranian woman who watched my country get ruined by Islamists, was bitten by the morality police, and saw my sisters and brothers die in the streets for protesting for freedom, I warn you Americans: don’t assume it can’t happen here.
Before 1979, many Iranians thought their relatively modern society was safe from a full Islamist takeover. They were wrong. After the revolution, Sharia became law. Women lost fundamental rights overnight. The legal marriage age for girls dropped to 9–13 (with guardian and court approval). Compulsory hijab was enforced and everyday freedoms vanished. Even something ordinary like Owning a pet dog became haram(forbidden), under the regime’s rules, dogs are ritually impure, and dog-walking is banned in many cities.
Many Iranians spent the rest of their lives under a system they never thought possible.
I tell you because I lived this, I watched this, I felt this.
Don’t make the same mistake of thinking “it can’t happen here.” The warning signs are visible, yet too many still refuse to see them.
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Birmingham cannot fund bin collection, I don't think they're much use to Israel.
