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I would love someone to explain why silently and unwillingly removing your clothes in front of men who demand it, is an act of “compassion”.
How is it not humiliation and degradation?
How is “be kind” and “compassion” in this example not coercion?
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Heading to London to tell a room full of people about trans ex cop, Lynsay Watson, and the ease with which Chief Constables do his bidding. Looking at you, @LincsPolice
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In evidence, Jayne Ozanne who appears to believe that her own internal battles with her faith could have been sorted with legislation, was clear that she wants prayer criminalised, including any help sought by the individual in question.
She records a counsellor telling her that she would just have to change her religion if she felt her sexuality was incompatible. But she didn't want that.
Ozanne once told the Guardian that “gentle, non-coercive prayer” should be outlawed. She also wants to ban ‘praying alone’ - who the criminal is in this circumstance is not explained!
Ozanne has admitted she was not open about her sexuality and did not discuss it with her pastoral support group. Later she asked for supportive prayers from "kind and loving" people to ask that she find someone to settle down with and have a family. She claims that at this point she was confused about her sexuality and had boyfriends.
So what does she really want? Ozanne claims to remain an Evangelical Christian so she clearly wasn't kicked out. She wasn't held in a cult or subject to abuse, she simply asked others in a religion she claims she wishes to belong to, to pray for her to achieve happiness.
Freedom of religion is an important human right. The state has a duty to ensure that harm, terror, or abuse is not carried out in the name of faith, but it has no business interfering in anyone's inner life.
The Church of England is right to be concerned.
The Church of England has warned that Labour’s proposed trans law risks criminalising prayer and pastoral support.
Get this front page story here ⬇️
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…
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"Tavistock scandal ‘would have been suppressed by new trans law’
‘Muddled and confused’ legislation will stifle debate, warns whistleblower who raised alarm about puberty blockers"
Telegraph
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The government is tendering for an organisation to run its Conversion Practice Victim Support Service.
£180,000 for two years.
It has spent £471,232 on this helpline over the past 5 years and released no data about how many times the phone rang.
If anyone can download the tender documents I would appreciate it.
find-tender.service.gov.uk/N…
I would have loved to hear objections from other religions too.
Trans law risks criminalising prayer, warns Church telegraph.co.uk/gift/77ceba9…
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A female factory worker in Brazil was arrested and charged with "social racism" after being reported to police for offending her transgender boss.
The man accused her of being "transphobic" after she confronted him for making her elderly mother cry.
reduxx.info/brazilian-woman-…
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A transgender killer who beat two infants to death is among the death row inmates set to have their sentences commuted under California Gov. Gavin Newsom's sweeping clemency plan.
Jason "Jessica Marie" Hann is currently being housed in a women's prison.
reduxx.info/california-gover…
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‘Trans law risks criminalising prayer, warns Church’
‘Anglican leaders’ criticism deals blow to ministers who have touted Church’s support for controversial bill’
Gift link
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“It brings the criminal law to your kitchen table.”
@MForstater joins @TalkTV to talk about the draft Conversion Practices Bill and what it would mean for ordinary family conversations.
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The Conversion Practices Bill in 2 minutes and what you can do about it
⬇️youtube.com/watch?v=bAwvchFb…
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This is an absolute scandal.
Breaking: An independent KC has concluded files containing bereavement and medical examiners records @nottmhospitals between 2019 and 2022 were “methodically and selectively deleted and that the deletion was intentional rather than accidental.”
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NEWS! Police arrest man who allegedly threatened nurses, but only after enquiry from Daily Mail journalist
terftimes.com/p/trans-threat…
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Another day, another violent man pretending to be a woman. thescottishsun.co.uk/news/17…
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RIP Sean Lock, you would have loved Russell Brand going to fucking prison.
Seeking views…
A joint committee made up of members of the House of Lords and House of Commons has been set up to consider the government’s Draft Conversion Practices Bill.
The committee seeks views on how the draft bill could be improved. Get involved by 16 November ⬇️ committees.parliament.uk/com…
So glad @Telegraph are coming at this bill from every angle. I hadn’t considered the impact on detransitioners - that simply sharing their experiences will be criminalised. She’s been attacked endlessly- now it’ll be criminal charges.
@JournalistJill excellent stuff.
‘I regretted my gender change. Labour’s laws will stop me helping others avoid the same mistake’ telegraph.co.uk/gift/4396632…
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Katherine Ryan didn't need a jury. She revealed Russell Brand's true nature a while ago.
This is why @BluskyeAllison ‘s case at the Supreme Court is so important.
It seems almost nobody, least of all the government, has learnt their lesson about Stonewall and the other trans rights activist groups.
Their advice remains legally incoherent, ill informed (and vengeful) and can land those taking it in serious trouble.
If this bill passes and then we enter years of legal battles on human rights grounds.
The losers will be taxpayers, those charged and those who have to keep fighting this endless campaign.
Stonewall are a poisonous influence and have been since 2015.
Stonewall helped Labour draw up ‘chilling’ trans law telegraph.co.uk/gift/23d4a2e…
