Max Pell @maxpell123

@stellacreasy 😬🫣😏

It is not transphobic to say you support female only sports categories or female only changing rooms & bathrooms. But it is misogynistic & unlawful to destroy those legal sex based rights.

@blablafishcakes The political class has become almost entirely dissociated from ordinary people who work for a living. It also no longer contains many with STEM education and almost none who have ever worked in or run SMEs.

The last time King Charles said the words ‘Andy Burnham’, he was telling his brother to get rid of some photos.

Andy Burnham believes that prosperity can be achieved by re-organising local government, and then taking money from “the rich”. This is the politics of zero sum; it has a long history, all of it disastrous. He has the wrong diagnosis, the wrong priorities and the wrong solutions. My job now is to expose and challenge this at every turn. Mrs Thatcher’s genius was that she understood that national prosperity was in the hands of the people, not the State. She had a vision for the country that went beyond tax and spend; she rebuilt Britain’s self-confidence and oversaw the fastest rise in working people’s income by unlocking enterprise, ownership and personal responsibility, using less regulation and lower taxes. The choice is now clear. Andy Burnham's Labour Party offering state control and redistribution or my new Conservative Party offering enterprise, responsibility and growth just like Thatcher did.   Our offer is a vision in which prosperity comes from the people, not the State and where everyone, whether rich or poor has a brighter future.

The Telegraph @Telegraph

6 days ago

Margaret Thatcher’s “genius” rebuilt Britain’s self-confidence, Kemi Badenoch has said. Her tribute comes after Andy Burnham attacked Thatcher’s legacy, saying the country had taken a “series of wrong turns in the 1980s” as “political power was centralised and economic power was

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@MForstater @teaandabikkie 👏👏👏👏

Amnesty UK was already smearing feminists as 'anti-rights' back in May, according to @thetimes. It appears that, far from being an accidental slip up or an editorial error, the latest defamatory report accurately represents Amnesty UK's deep-seated hostility to all organisations that believe sex is real and important in contexts such as same sex attraction and healing after sexual violence and trauma. Those who've been defamed are owed an explanation of why Amnesty claimed to have withdrawn the report because of its 'language' when, per @thetimes article, it had already expressed exactly the same beliefs, in the same language, months previously. Many of the organisations Amnesty has attacked are grassroots campaigners with a tiny fraction of a gigantic, well-funded international NGO's resources. The defamatory report has already had serious consequences for a service supporting women at the most vulnerable time of their lives, as detailed by Beira's Place lawyers in the legal letter sent two days ago. The withdrawing of the report cannot undo the harm it has already done and is continuing to do. If Amnesty is under the illusion that the women's, children's and gay rights organisations it has attacked will be unwilling to go to court, they have made yet another massive error of judgement. They underestimate both the solidarity that exists between the targeted organisations and my willingness to support legal action, not just on behalf of Beira's Place, but for all women's and LGB organisations falsely branded 'anti-rights.'

The Times and Sunday Times @thetimes

a week ago

Kerry Moscogiuri, the head of Amnesty International UK, should “seriously consider her position” after a second report by the charity unearthed by The Times revealed that “gender-critical” feminists were presented as anti-rights thetimes.com/uk/scotland/ar…

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Polling shows Kemi is - by far - the most popular party leader in the country. The sooner she's in No. 10, the better.

Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch

a week ago

As Leader of the Opposition, Keir Starmer led his party to a landslide, after a historic defeat. I fully intend to do the same.

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Another letter to add to @AmnestyUK's overflowing mail box, this one from women-only rape support service, Beira's Place. 1/3

Ever wanted to see "go woke, go broke" in the form of a graph?

Three Amnesty positions: sex buying should be legal, surrogacy is a human right, trans women are women. In each case the female body is treated as something available for others' use. x.com/bindelj/status…

Julie Bindel @bindelj

2 weeks ago

Funny, isn't it, that the 'trans women ARE women crew all support the 'blow jobs are real jobs', and 'surrogacy is a human right'? I wonder what connects them? 🤔

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There’s a compilation of published responses to Amnesty International UK’s “anti-rights movement” report in the post below. Most ask for an apology and an explanation. Amnesty say it has “temporarily” removed the report for internal review. 🧵

I have visited @beirasplace many times over the years, and I know first-hand the excellent work they do to help women fleeing abusive relationships and sexual violence, and of course, none of this would be possible without the help of @jk_rowling. Calling Beira's place anti-rights is absolutely shameful 😡 heraldscotland.com/news/26268863.…

Heather Herbert, who said he hoped Ann Widdecombe’s death was “extremely painful,” is a particularly vile and well‑connected troon. Here he is cheering the arrival on Twitter of “Katie” Dolatowski, a convicted paedophile who targeted young girls (10 &12 yrs) in public toilets on two separate occasions.

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SweetZombieJesus @Zombie_Jesus_v3

2 weeks ago

I never did find out why associating with a child sex offender was one of Herbert's "biggest accomplishments". "Alyanna McKenna" was the alt account of trans sex offender Lennon "Katie" Dolatowski, who sexually abused young girls in supermarket loos. I did ask. Got blocked.

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What an utter disgrace @AmnestyUK is. Once a credible human rights organisation, it has been hijacked by women-hating extremists who will even attack a rape crisis centre. Surely time for @ChtyCommission to investigate?

Rebecca McCurdy @_RebeccaMcCurdy

2 weeks ago

Beira's Place, the women's sexual assault support centre founded by JK Rowling, has been labelled an "anti-rights group" by Amnesty International UK, alongside For Women Scotland. Story @heraldscotland 👇 heraldscotland.com/news/26268863.…

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Brilliant brilliant, total vindication for the marvel that is Graham Linehan @Glinner and another triumph for the great Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion @toadmeister Sanity and decency prevail!

The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion

2 weeks ago

📣🚨 METROPOLITAN POLICE OFFER UNRESERVED APOLOGY TO GRAHAM LINEHAN AND PAY HIM £25,000 The Metropolitan Police have at long last offered an unreserved apology to Graham Linehan and paid him £25,000. Last September, the Irish comedian and co-creator of Father Ted was arrested

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📣🚨 METROPOLITAN POLICE OFFER UNRESERVED APOLOGY TO GRAHAM LINEHAN AND PAY HIM £25,000 The Metropolitan Police have at long last offered an unreserved apology to Graham Linehan and paid him £25,000. Last September, the Irish comedian and co-creator of Father Ted was arrested by five armed police officers as he landed at Heathrow Airport. His crime? Three gender-critical posts on X. He was arrested, taken to a police station and questioned for several hours. In the early hours of the following morning, he was rushed to hospital after his blood pressure rose to dangerously high levels. The Free Speech Union is proud to have supported Graham in taking legal action against the Metropolitan Police for wrongful arrest and breaches of his free speech rights. General Secretary of the Free Speech Union, Lord Young, has said: “I’m beginning to lose count of the number of cases we’ve fought in which the police have arrested someone for a tweet, decided to take no further action and then had to pay them substantial compensation for wrongful arrest. “At some point you’d think the penny would drop: police our streets, not our tweets.” While we welcome the Metropolitan Police’s apology and compensation payout to @Glinner, this should never have happened in the first place. It is high time the police focused on our streets, not our tweets. Watch Graham’s reaction below 👇

"I said Nigel Farage is very principled calling a by-election. What did I say Roy?" "You said he's an attention seeking gobshite who's playing the victim in a desperate attempt to avoid scrutiny"

It wasn’t kindness. It was cowardice. No one, other than a minuscule minority of deluded, actually believed the gender mantras. The Ed Daveys of politics have never believed a woman can have a penis. They merely pretended they did out of a combination of cowardice and (what they thought was, but turned out not to be) opportunism. They lied about something absolutely basic and fundamental. We know therefore that they will lie about anything.

J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling

3 weeks ago

@DebateOnFacts @sharrond62 There were other motives than kindness in play. A lot of real wrong’uns saw an opportunity.

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@toadmeister They really are living the meme.