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Transpositions: Personal journeys into gender criticism.
The book - Colour
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“The big news is that on 18 November in Leeds at the High Court we are taking the Hone Secretary & the Chief Constable of Lincolnshire to Judicial Review”
Harry Miller on what’s next for @WeAreFairCop
Caz Bailey🎗️💚🤍💜 💚🤍❤️🦁☀️ retweeted
‼️🚨🆘 Le Danemark veut expulser Ghazaleh, une jeune Iranienne de 24 ans, qui risque d’être condamnée à mort dès son retour en Iran en raison de son militantisme.
L’Europe accueille des milliers d’islamistes, mais veut renvoyer des femmes iraniennes qui risquent leur vie en retournant dans leur pays ?!
Si un élu voit ce message, s’il vous plaît, contactez vos homologues danois pour leur demander d’intervenir afin de sauver Ghazaleh. Sa vie est en jeu. Nous ne pouvons pas rester silencieux face à une telle situation !
Si des médias veulent parler de son cas, son compte Instagram est @ghzale_w_gh
Caz Bailey🎗️💚🤍💜 💚🤍❤️🦁☀️ retweeted
Iranian Americans this is our time to shine for America. Don’t sit this one out! 🇺🇸
Caz Bailey🎗️💚🤍💜 💚🤍❤️🦁☀️ retweeted
1 / 🚨 "It would destroy For Women Scotland and Forstater. We'd be back to square one and before"
@akuareindorf sounds the alarm over Labour's Conversion Practices Bill
If voted for, it will pass. We must do everything we can to stop it. Please share to help spread thew word 🙏
Video premieres this eve 23rd Oct at 21:00 Terf Island o'clock
Link below
#BinTheBill
“When historians come to write the story of the long, slow death of British public service television the moment the BBC lost the trust of the country’s most successful living writer should loom large.” by @TwisterFilm
malcolmrichardclark.substack…
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Rashid Mazaheri, ehemaliger Torwart der iranischen Nationalmannschaft, sitzt im Zentralgefängnis von Urmia. Sein Verbrechen? Er hat sich gegen die Islamische Republik aufgelehnt und seine iranische Identität verteidigt.
Im Februar 2026 veröffentlichte er ein Bild, das Ali Khamenei mit dem Teufel verglich.
Dazu schrieb er: „Khamenei! Wisse, dass deine Herrschaft über dieses göttliche Land zu Ende gegangen ist.“
Wenige Tage später, am 28. Februar, war Khamenei tot. Doch Mazaheris Verfolgung dauert an.
Seine Frau berichtet von Folter, Drohungen und dem Versuch, ihn zu einer Reueerklärung zu zwingen. Er soll erneut in Isolationshaft gekommen sein, nachdem er gegen die Herabwürdigung von Ferdowsi, Babak Khorramdin und anderen historischen Persönlichkeiten Irans protestiert hatte.
Mazaheri erklärte:
„Wo auch immer ich bin, ob im Gefängnis der Islamischen Republik oder irgendwo anders auf der Welt – ich bin stolz auf meine Herkunft. Ich werde nicht zulassen, dass meine Identität und meine Wurzeln infrage gestellt werden.“
Mazaheris Geschichte steht beispielhaft für den Mut und den Patriotismus eines Volkes, das seine jahrtausendealte Kultur gegen eine islamistische Herrschaft verteidigt, die ihm seit 47 Jahren ihre Ideologie aufzwingt.
Doch das Ringen um die kulturelle Eigenständigkeit Irans reicht historisch viel weiter zurück – bis zu den Umbrüchen nach der arabisch-islamischen Eroberung im 7. Jahrhundert.
Babak Khorramdin führte bewaffneten Widerstand gegen das Abbasidenkalifat. Ferdowsi bewahrte mit seinem Schahnameh die persische Sprache und das kulturelle Erbe des vorislamischen Irans. Jeder auf seine Weise.
Der iranische Freiheitskampf ist deshalb weit mehr als ein Aufstand gegen politische Unterdrückung. Er ist ein Kampf um unsere Geschichte, unsere kulturelle Identität und das Recht, über die Zukunft unseres Landes selbst zu entscheiden. Für viele ist „Javid Shah“ zum Ausdruck dieses nationalen Befreiungswillens geworden.
Und wenn meine Landsleute im Iran rufen „Das ist die letzte Schlacht, Pahlavi wird heimgebracht“, dann meinen sie damit wirklich die letzte Schlacht. Der Iran wird sich danach komplett vom Islam (nicht nur von der Scharia) befreit haben.
Rashid Mazaheri erinnert uns daran, worum es im iranischen Freiheitskampf im Kern geht: um ein Volk, das sich weigert, seine Geschichte, seine Würde und seine Zukunft einer fremdbestimmten Ideologie zu überlassen.
Man kann Menschen ihrer Freiheit berauben. Aber man kann sie nicht dazu zwingen, zu vergessen, wer sie sind. Schon gar nicht eines der ältesten Völker der Welt.
Payandeh Iran!
#JavidShah!
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"Had [the BBC] subjected these claims to robust scrutiny from the outset, rather than actively promoting gender ideology, how many vulnerable children might have been spared life-altering harm that can never be undone?"
One of the most disturbing aspects of this unfolding scandal is how successfully the public has been kept in the dark. If people understood the full extent of what has been happening to vulnerable children, I believe the outrage would be overwhelming.
What the ideologues driving this agenda have achieved, with the willing connivance of progressive political parties and much of the media, is extraordinary. They’ve managed to dress up a child harming scandal as an emancipation movement, and present potentially devastating, irreversible interventions on vulnerable children as acts of kindness and compassion.
And this is where I believe my own employer, the BBC, bears enormous responsibility. Had it subjected these claims to robust scrutiny from the outset, rather than actively promoting gender ideology, how many vulnerable children might have been spared life-altering harm that can never be undone?
There have, of course, been notable exceptions at the BBC: a handful of journalists who have asked the difficult questions.
But the occasional investigation on Newsnight or Panorama hardly has the same cut-through as the stories the BBC relentlessly promotes across its platforms.
Consider how much attention Meghan Markle is receiving right now, compared with the scrutiny devoted to vulnerable children undergoing puberty suppression or irreversible surgery in the name of so-called progress.
The BBC knows perfectly well how to make an issue impossible to ignore. The question is, why hasn’t it? Well, we know why: institutional capture.
When the reckoning comes, as it surely will, and the children harmed by these interventions grow into adults forced to live with the devastating, irreversible consequences, those who were supposed to protect them must be held accountable for their betrayal.
So too must the political and media establishment that put progressive virtue-signalling ahead of safeguarding vulnerable children, and ideological conformity ahead of confronting the harm being done.
And I fear that the BBC, which has failed a generation of vulnerable young people so comprehensively, will find itself engulfed in the greatest scandal of its history.
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These men had to circle this young woman to protect her from violent trans activists so she simply could ask politely & scientifically, for fair sport! We have dropped so low it’s mind blowing. There should be zero argument over keeping a sports category for females free of all males.
Caz Bailey🎗️💚🤍💜 💚🤍❤️🦁☀️ retweeted
I was bought skates, but never taken to a single lesson.
I was bought the outfit but never saw the inside of a rink.
I learned early what bait and switch was, even if I didnt know the term.
The last thing that would have been allowed was me in sports, I might have found my voice long ago, I may have found an adult I could trust.
Maybe the abuse would have ended years before my 15th birthday.
Girls need a place they can run, dance, box, play soccer, do gymnastics or even ice skate.
They cannot do so if a boy is lurking in their locker room and or on their teams.
We are not asking for much, we do not want your money, power or influence.
We only want what is fair, sex segregated sports and spaces.
#protectgirlssports
#fairisfair
Caz Bailey🎗️💚🤍💜 💚🤍❤️🦁☀️ retweeted
I don't know who is driving this Western aggression and desire for war, but I sincerely hope that all ex military tell their respective governments to get fucked and go fight their wars themselves...
Caz Bailey🎗️💚🤍💜 💚🤍❤️🦁☀️ retweeted
What an Amazing Edit!
Who made this?!
Needs to be Awarded
Jai Shri Ram
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Every time I write about my interactions with Muslims, some people say I make these conversations up to sell my book.
Well, this time, as usual, I decided to have a conversation with a random Muslim Uber driver in Manhatten, who is not an “Islamist,” just a normal Muslim, and show you what any honest Muslim who is not trying to deceive you or whitewash Islam believes.
Watch until the end, because what he says in the last 20 seconds is the most important part.
As I always tell you, Islam is a state that has a religion. That state has a constitution called Sharia, a foreign-policy doctrine called jihad, and frontiers that are always expanding.
All Muslims must believe that Islam will eventually rule the world because that is what Allah and Muhammad said, and all Muslims must support this endeavor whether by hand, tongue, or heart.
There is no such thing as Islamism. It is a Western construct used to whitewash Islam.
The so-called moderate Muslims represent Islam just as much as a porn star wearing a cross necklace represents Christianity.
Just know that if you vote for a Muslim for public office, then you are likely voting for someone who is on a mission to see Islam rule this country.
🚨 IN A CAR IN IRAN, ON A PHONE, IN THE FLAG'S COLOURS: TRUMP MEET PAHLAVI.
Red, white and green, the colours of Iran's flag, drawn by hand on a phone screen.
Then the camera turns to the window and the road outside. That is on purpose. It shows this was filmed inside Iran.
In Iran, phones get searched. Recording this on one and sending it out is a real risk. They took it so President Trump would see it.
The ask: meet Prince Reza Pahlavi, the man Iranians want to lead them in place of the Islamic Republic.
They did the hard part. Repost it.
No paper? Write it on your phone like this and send it to me on Telegram. The link is in the first reply.
Would you keep this on your phone? Tell me below.
#TrumpMeetPahlavi
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Intelligence and competence are not interchangeable.
AI can multiply the capabilities of intelligent, competent people. But it can also multiply the capabilities of people who are mistaken, epistemically hostile, ideologically captured, poorly informed, or dangerously overconfident.
And crucially, the ability to produce sophisticated outputs is not the same as the ability to exercise sound judgment.
A person can become vastly more capable without becoming any wiser. And that can be epically tragic at scale.
Caz Bailey🎗️💚🤍💜 💚🤍❤️🦁☀️ retweeted
AJ developed a solution to help DHS identify Muslim terrorists, but the person who leads the machine-learning department there, whose name was Muhammad, rejected it.
I know the capabilities of the software AJ developed, and I am going to offer it to the right people in the White House, where no Muhammad has any jurisdiction.
Growing up in an Islamic country, they taught us migration Jihad.
I proved to DHS exactly how terrorists are infiltrating, they didn't care. The supervisor was a guy named Mohamed.
I'm putting my life at risk by sharing this with you.
Less than 6 minutes; I swear it's true.
Migration Jihad and How it evades our detection
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🚨 UPDATE FROM GRAHAM LINEHAN
Last week, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), the police watchdog, found that the Metropolitan Police’s handling of Graham’s complaint about his arrest at Heathrow was not reasonable or proportionate.
Last year, Graham was arrested by five armed police officers as he arrived at Heathrow from Arizona. His “crime”? Three gender-critical posts on X.
Gender-critical beliefs are lawful. They are protected under the Equality Act 2010 and were reaffirmed by last year’s landmark Supreme Court ruling.
With the support of the Free Speech Union, Graham sent the Met a pre-action letter arguing that his arrest was unlawful and breached his right to freedom of expression under Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
The Met issued a full and unreserved public apology and paid Graham £25,000 in compensation.
Graham also complained to the Met’s Directorate of Professional Standards about his arrest and detention in September 2025. The IOPC has now ordered the Met to reinvestigate, saying Graham may have been treated as he was because of his gender-critical views.
The Met’s decision to reopen the investigation is welcome news.
Graham has been relentlessly hounded by trans activists for his lawful views and advocacy for women’s rights. The police have acted on vexatious complaints from those seeking to silence him and others who hold gender-critical beliefs. This ideological capture must end.
The Free Speech Union is proud to support @Glinner.
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