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La Scap has written extensively about women's rights & child safeguarding. She's a left wing Serbian woman who survived massive upheaval & had to escape the conflict in her birth country. To call her "racist right" is to ignore all the evidence of her character, her words and her life
But it's part of the wider fairytale that goes: Once Upon A Time the terven went fascist & turned on the poor noble left wing feminists who, alone, despise the nazis. Who alone stand brave & true against hatred & racism & cruelty. It is such a head up one's own arse narrative, my gosh. I'm sorry but you are not special or rare for coming to the conclusion nazi = bad
In reality, many women woke up & decided that particular small group of prominent left wing feminists were fundamentally wrong in parts of their analysis
An analysis that, at that time, conceded female language to men, didnt prioritise trans widows & female prisoners, & wasnt willing to go the root of the problem in law. Despite claiming to spring from radical feminism
An analysis that also insisted there were untouchable women in this fight that we mustn't get close to in case we got danger cooties. And if we did it would in turn make us untouchable women too (which, to the LWF, it did).
For example, the reason the attempt at ostracising Posie Parker was such a big issue isn't, as those left wing feminists would have it, that Posie is fash & we all chose to eventually join her in a jolly goose step against their advice. The divide isn't a political one really
Because at the point where she was surrounded by a baying mob in New Zealand and no flicker of female Solidarity stirred in most of that small group to even speak up about that violence we reached a point of no return. Even for many of those who didn't agree with her on many things
Another point of no return was publishing a whole magazine issue about her politics while not having the grace to accurately represent her, give her right of reply or sincerely engage with those women who were risking their safety at her public meetings, & facing male violence.
There was an active effort to shame women into agreement with the LWF and dramatics when it didn't work.
I've been wrong multiple times on here, and I will be again, but I do try to listen to other women who have experiences and perspectives I don't...
And the BIGGEST fault line between the small group of left wing feminists & a majority of the movement has been the total inability by the LWF to listen, discuss, &understand the perspectives of others. To even treat those perspectives as possibly legitimate, because the second we've broken with their worldview we've been rewritten as soft on nazis or bullies or "racist right".
It's the energy of the witchunt and it has fostered an incredibly toxic environment, led to the inevitable "infighting" and meant that a lot of women who otherwise could have focused entirely on the serious fight have also had to take their eye off the ball at least now and again to check if everything is still on fire
I am certain sincere LWF have also been swept up in the inferno and endured very personal remarks because of it too because once the pies start flying we all get custard to the face
But at the very centre of it all you don't have Posie who largely said fuck off and went her own way when the LWF wouldnt stand with her. Or someone like Aja whose been accused and maligned
You instead have those, like JCJ, who are very comfortable maligning vast numbers of women (mothers, lesbians, disabled women, trans widows, women trying to change policy in different fields etc) while consistently behaving like the fellow child in the playground who pulls your ponytail until you push her off you & then cries to the teacher that you've attacked her
The terven deserved far better
So does La Scap
The poster here is lying and, worse, probably doesn't know it because the propaganda against other women by JCJ et al has worked so very well
Yuk
Bram retweeted
I feel very angry about this LWF bullying and didn’t even experience it at my single sex school. To experience educated adult women doing it in the name of “feminism “ is ghastly.
I’ve been active for a few years and I have not come across one “far right” woman! I have come across a number of authoritarian bullies on the Left and their flying monkeys! Nowt but sad -acts, as we say in the north.
Thanks for this post @hatpinwoman
La Scap has written extensively about women's rights & child safeguarding. She's a left wing Serbian woman who survived massive upheaval & had to escape the conflict in her birth country. To call her "racist right" is to ignore all the evidence of her character, her words and her life
But it's part of the wider fairytale that goes: Once Upon A Time the terven went fascist & turned on the poor noble left wing feminists who, alone, despise the nazis. Who alone stand brave & true against hatred & racism & cruelty. It is such a head up one's own arse narrative, my gosh. I'm sorry but you are not special or rare for coming to the conclusion nazi = bad
In reality, many women woke up & decided that particular small group of prominent left wing feminists were fundamentally wrong in parts of their analysis
An analysis that, at that time, conceded female language to men, didnt prioritise trans widows & female prisoners, & wasnt willing to go the root of the problem in law. Despite claiming to spring from radical feminism
An analysis that also insisted there were untouchable women in this fight that we mustn't get close to in case we got danger cooties. And if we did it would in turn make us untouchable women too (which, to the LWF, it did).
For example, the reason the attempt at ostracising Posie Parker was such a big issue isn't, as those left wing feminists would have it, that Posie is fash & we all chose to eventually join her in a jolly goose step against their advice. The divide isn't a political one really
Because at the point where she was surrounded by a baying mob in New Zealand and no flicker of female Solidarity stirred in most of that small group to even speak up about that violence we reached a point of no return. Even for many of those who didn't agree with her on many things
Another point of no return was publishing a whole magazine issue about her politics while not having the grace to accurately represent her, give her right of reply or sincerely engage with those women who were risking their safety at her public meetings, & facing male violence.
There was an active effort to shame women into agreement with the LWF and dramatics when it didn't work.
I've been wrong multiple times on here, and I will be again, but I do try to listen to other women who have experiences and perspectives I don't...
And the BIGGEST fault line between the small group of left wing feminists & a majority of the movement has been the total inability by the LWF to listen, discuss, &understand the perspectives of others. To even treat those perspectives as possibly legitimate, because the second we've broken with their worldview we've been rewritten as soft on nazis or bullies or "racist right".
It's the energy of the witchunt and it has fostered an incredibly toxic environment, led to the inevitable "infighting" and meant that a lot of women who otherwise could have focused entirely on the serious fight have also had to take their eye off the ball at least now and again to check if everything is still on fire
I am certain sincere LWF have also been swept up in the inferno and endured very personal remarks because of it too because once the pies start flying we all get custard to the face
But at the very centre of it all you don't have Posie who largely said fuck off and went her own way when the LWF wouldnt stand with her. Or someone like Aja whose been accused and maligned
You instead have those, like JCJ, who are very comfortable maligning vast numbers of women (mothers, lesbians, disabled women, trans widows, women trying to change policy in different fields etc) while consistently behaving like the fellow child in the playground who pulls your ponytail until you push her off you & then cries to the teacher that you've attacked her
The terven deserved far better
So does La Scap
The poster here is lying and, worse, probably doesn't know it because the propaganda against other women by JCJ et al has worked so very well
Yuk
Bram retweeted
Dear younger RadFems,
Before 2010 not one single man was ever allowed in Reclaim the Night/Take Back the Night events. They did not attend, march, they weren’t invited! And they sure in the heck didn’t speak at our event! This is colonization.
No Men (MiD)! Just say NO!
Bram retweeted
He was famous for advocating for peace between Muslims and Christians. Islamists murdered him for that.
You don’t hate the BBC enough.
Bram retweeted
Today, on an isolated Israeli farm in Judea (AKA “West Bank”). These farmers, on Israeli sovereign territory, are frequently attacked & harassed by their Arab neighbours. Yet so many in the West vilify them & accuse them of “settler violence”. The truth is very different.
Bram retweeted
U.N. Fact-Checker Slapped With Community Note: PassBlue, the pro-U.N. website backed by radical left groups including Open Society Foundation and The New School, has just been slapped with a community note while trying to justify the Havana regime's attack on the U.S. ambassador.
Mike Waltz, US envoy to UN, is confused as he shouts at Cuban diplomats, saying: "This is America!" but the UN is international territory: UN 101
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The UN headquarters district remains US territory under the 1947 Headquarters Agreement, where federal, state and local US law applies except as otherwise provided; the agreement grants inviolability but does not transfer sovereignty to the UN.
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🇨🇺 Cuba's regime blames its problems on the U.S. embargo.
FACT-CHECK: The U.S. embargo does not force Cuba to deny free elections to its people for 67 years, arrest and brutalize activists for expressing criticism, or harass civilians in their own homes.
bbc.com/news/world-latin-ame…
Bram retweeted
Replying to @PatriciaHeaton @RayMegah
They’ve tried on several occasions, with varying degrees of success.
The terrorists have cross border safe havens that they retreat to if faced with a serious military operation.
The conflict isn’t just religious; it’s between nomadic herdsmen (mainly Muslim) and farmers (mainly Christian) over land. Targeting nomadic herdsmen over large distances is a logistical step too far for the Nigerian Army and especially the Nigerian Air Force, which is pretty ineffective.
France and the UK have aided the Nigerian Military, forward bases or camps have been set up in the north (Maidiguri, near the border with Cad, iirc) but without enough resources to properly combat the terrorists. On the rare occasions the Nigerians are there in force, the terrorists flee across the border and wait in impenetrable scrub and forest. If resources are thin, these bases risk being surrounded, besieged and overrun. A PR disaster that the Nigerian government will prioritise avoiding.
It’ll take a massive African Union force that operates regionally, across borders, to defeat the terrorists. There isn’t currently the political capital or will to do that, nor enough military resource.
Nigeria also has other conflicts in Biafra and the south that are prioritised for security because they target oil infrastructure, which has a massive economic effect. If oil companies pull out, Nigeria’s economy is wrecked.
This includes local civilians whacking oil pipelines expecting to siphon off petrol, before being incinerated en masse. AFAIK Nigeria is still a net exporter of oil but an importer of fuel, as it’s refined abroad (the Netherlands fo a lot, iirc).
On top of all this, the country is c. 50/50 split between Muslims and Christians, so the Government is always weary of starting a wider sectarian conflict or being voted out in the next election.
Bram retweeted
🚨We call on international media, the United Nations, and human rights organizations to stand up for Afghan girls and demand their unconditional right to education.
📢 Afghan girls deserve education. Not tomorrow. NOW!
#LetAfghanGirlsLearn #Afghanistan #EducationForAll #SaveAfghanGirls
Bram retweeted
Guess which country is the most peaceful country in the world right now?
🧊 ICELAND
and their Muslim population is less than 1%
Bram retweeted
It's nearly that time of year when cat owners willingly put a giant cat toy in the middle of the living room and act surprised when this happens 😹
We knew the moment we found out about the Gisèle Pelicot case that it would be far, far from being an isolated case.
How many cases of husbands drugging their wives to be raped by strangers is that now?
dailymail.com/news/article-1…
Bram retweeted
Agreed.
And by "underine" did she mean "undersign"? They like all that..
If "antiracism" is antizionist and vice versa, that's something I'm so incredibly glad I'm not a part of.
All just more examples of the "inclusive" lot being hypocritical dickheads tbh.
Bram retweeted
The Holocaust didn’t begin with gas chambers. It began with words, propaganda, dehumanization, and ordinary people learning to hate their Jewish neighbors, just as they are today.
That’s why actually teaching history matters. Recognizing how it happened is just as important as remembering that it happened.
Never again means paying attention to what’s happening now and recognizing the same signs that were ignored 93 years ago, when it began.
































