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A Muslim woman who fled Egypt warns that Abdul El-Sayed is an Islamist who pretends to be secular.
She characterizes his strategy as being someone who advance the goals of the Muslim Brotherhood, while pretending to look secular in public.
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A new law that risks criminalising parents who question whether their children are trans must be scrapped, MPs, peers and experts have demanded.
‘Gender’, as opposed to sex, is an anti-scientific myth. If a child with a penis announces that he is really a girl, parents and teachers have a positive duty to educate him in the scientific truth that he is a boy.
Of course no parent should use physical or psychological abuse for any reason. But if anyone should be prosecuted it is those who abuse their duty of care by encouraging children in the anti-scientific delusion that they can choose their own sex.
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We got nothing but high fives and thumbs up.
Everyone stood for the anthem. The crowd and all players.
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Washington. I know things seem hopeless at times. But if we can beat $4.5M in union spending and the radical trans mob to protect girls' sports in one of the bluest places on earth, we can do anything. ANYTHING.
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Even the Democrats in American states are now voting to protect the female category in sport. Today @UKLabour voted against an amendment put up by the @Conservatives aiming at protecting international competition on Uk soil for all females! Shameful
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Listen to the state of this....
Below is a call recording between the police and me
(listen from about 4 m)
I want everyone to understand what state this country is in.
Tower Hamlets Council lied to the police. Yet when I submitted a subject access request asking for the personal information it holds about me, it claimed to have no records mentioning me.
This is a recording of my conversation with a police officer on 25 June, two days before our planned event in Tower Hamlets. Shortly afterwards, the police imposed conditions under section 14 of the Public Order Act. We risked arrest if we failed to comply.
We chose Tower Hamlets to show that there are places in the UK that have become no-go areas for English women like me—places in our own country where we cannot speak freely in public.
Listen to what the officer says. What you will hear is how our freedom to speak was made dependent on who we are and what those who disagree with us might do if we spoke in public.
There should not be a public park in the UK where women cannot gather to speak about women's rights.
I have chosen to publish the whole call so I cannot be accused of manufacturing something. It's is madness though.
Basically the police are against us, the law abiding British people. We are a nuisance. But we can be controlled and pistol whipped by the state.
The police are afraid of migrants, muslims and leftists.
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Thank you everyone that came to parliament today. Labour voted down our amendments to protect our female athletes right to fair & safe sport away from males in international competition on Uk soil. But we won’t give up!
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HUGE victory for Washington State! I-638 passes and girls sports K-12 are now protected on the basis of biology! WoLF proudly supported this initiative and Frances Staudt has worked tirelessly to sound the alarm and make this happen! You can now enjoy your special high school time, Frances, you deserve it! ❤️
Executive Director and our dear friend and organizer of many of the girl sports rallies in WA, Amy Sousa @knownheretic were at the election night party hosted by @letsgowashington for this historic moment in the tireless fight for girls sports!
It’s a big win!! 💪🩷
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🚨WATCH! Andrew Neil has just delivered one of the strongest, most necessary interventions of the week on this absurd “mystery celebrity” high court injunction. He is completely right, and anyone in a position of power should be paying attention.
He is clear-eyed about the ruling itself: “I’m delighted he’s ruled that way. I’m not so delighted he’s kicked it into the long grass and we still can’t name this person.”
Then he gets to the heart of it: “It really is ridiculous to stop legitimate newspapers and broadcasters who’ve done a legitimate investigation into somebody’s behaviour which seems unsavoury to put it mildly, not to be able to publish because that person says he’s gonna kill himself. You might as well shut down the British media if that’s the case.”
This is exactly the point. We indulge this sort of nonsense far too often in Britain. A celebrity with the means to hire expensive lawyers should not be able to muzzle legitimate reporting of serious allegations simply by invoking mental health or the threat of self-harm. Money must not be allowed to buy silence, and threats of this kind must not become a reliable tool for suppressing scrutiny.
@afneil is equally sharp on the contrast with America. Speaking from the US, he notes that a case like this would never have seen the inside of a courtroom. The First Amendment would have stopped it dead. As he puts it, we need to stop allowing our media to be “cribbed and confined and intimidated by people who are trying to hide their own wrongdoing by muzzling the media”.
The whole situation is made even more ridiculous by the fact that everyone already knows who it is. The name has circulated freely in Scotland because the ruling does not apply there. Yet the English media remain gagged from publishing their own investigation and the allegations themselves. It is a farce.
We need to get much tougher on this. The more the courts entertain these applications, the more people will keep using them to bury inconvenient truths. Let the press do their jobs.
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Shocking…
This is Taraneh Alidoosti. The actress who represented Iranian cinema to the world, the star of the film that won the Oscar. What did she do? She posted one photo without the hijab during Woman Life Freedom uprising in 2022 to show her solidarity with the People of Iran .
That is all. She said no to executions, no to the crackdown. That same week they came to her home and took her to Evin prison. When she was released, she was no longer the same Taraneh. Doctors diagnosed her with a rare illness that made her skin fall off and ravaged her body. She is still under treatment.
They say it was caused by drug interaction. Which drugs? What did they give her in that prison? No one answers. Today this photo is going viral across Iran because people want to see the price of one photo without hijab. To the regime it was just a photo.
To us, Taraneh is a woman who gave up everything: her career, her cinema, her health. And even now, in silence, mourning her father, she has not bowed. Taraneh, you did not just remove the hijab. You tore off their mask. We are your voice.
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At what point do we stop focusing on who needs to pay more tax and start asking where all of our tax money is going.
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For the record, this guy did his best. He was union president, invited me, was perfectly friendly and arguably brave. No actual genderist would debate me so his job was to put the case against me. Not his fault none of it makes sense…
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Meet Benjamin Jones aka “Lisa Jones” or “Willow”.
Benjamin, an Australian man, was convinced in Germany of sexually abusing a 6 year old girl and imprisoned there for 6 years. He was then deported to Australia. He was placed on the AU child sex offender registry.
When he returned to Australia, he started claiming to be a woman (in 2018) and started taking hormones.
In 2021, he attacked a woman in a Melbourne alleyway, in broad daylight. The attack was so brazen, it made national news, but his gender identity was never mentioned by media.
He was convinced and sentenced to prison. In court, he used “she/her” pronouns. He was placed in Victoria’s Dame Phylis Frost Correctional Center, a woman’s prison. Terrified of him, the women inmates managed to get this information to outside the prison gates.
In 2022, Australian women including Women’s Forum Australia, Stassja Frei & myself, contacted Victorian politicians, the Victorian Equal Opportunity & Human Rights Commission and the AHRC about Jones being in a women’s Prison.
One of the letters is linked below.
While the politicians ignored it, the response from the VEOHRC said amongst other deflections, “The Commission considers that Corrections Victoria’s policy for the management of prisoners who are trans, gender diverse or intersex provides a framework for prisoner placement decisions that is grounded in human rights principles.”
He stayed in the women’s prison.
By 2024, he was back on Australian streets. Sydney, specially. He stalked, threatened and attempted the rape a woman. Currently in a *men’s* prison, he is eligible for parole in 3 weeks.
We all know what will happen next.
Benjamin Jones showcases exactly why “gender identity” does not work in society. Why all laws on the basis of gender identity should be abolished.
A predatory, repeat attempted rapist, used “gender identity” to be placed in a woman’s prison. He was either ignored or defended by the government and institutions.
When he is released, under current Australian law, he can enter any woman only space he wants.
There is only one question left:
Is this 👇 a woman?
@AlboMP
@ChrisMinnsMP
@BenCarrollMP
@JessWilsonMP
@WarrenPHON_VIC
@VEOHRC
@AusHumanRights
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In attempting to get a male sex offender removed from a Victorian women’s prison, we have contacted
@DanielAndrewsMP
@SonyaKilkenny
@NatHutchins
@ShingvWorld
@JaclynSymes
@VicOmbudsman
@VEOHRC
@Kate_Jenkins_
@lorrainejfinlay
And not a single one has done a single thing about it
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I have written to Australia’s Attorney-General regarding the predatory man who claims/has claimed to be a woman, asking how the sex discrimination act will be applied to him & what legal rights the rest of us without a special “gender identity” even have.
“Will the Government introduce amendments restoring clear, biological definitions of “man” and “woman” in the Sex Discrimination Act, so that the legal category of woman is reserved for adult human females and does not extend to men who claim a female identity? Given more than a decade of practical consequences, does the Attorney-General accept that the time for SDA reform has long passed?”
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Douglas Murray Challenges A Niqab-Wearing Activist: “In A Free Society, Other People's Opinions Have To Matter!” — But Her Response Sparks One Final Clash!
The debate turns personal as Sahar Al-Faifi defends the niqab as an act of worship and personal freedom, while Murray argues that her choice should also take society's concerns into account.
Sahar Al-Faifi: As British citizens, we understand British culture. We were raised in British schools, some of us went to university here, and we work here. But do you really understand Islamic culture?
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: You can't possibly understand British culture in the same way someone raised here does. My mother's generation was beaten, bullied, and burnt because they wanted to move away from these practices and be treated as equals. You're betraying that history. This country fought for women's rights, and now you've taken us back to the dark ages.
Presenter: If wearing the niqab is absolutely fundamental and a necessity, why can some women remove it at an airport? Is it really negotiable?
Shalina Litt: There are places where we should be able to exercise our rights. If this were a school playground, the bullies would be winning. The majority has the power to create a negative image of the niqab.
I teach in schools, and I ask children: if a boy came to school wearing nail varnish and high heels, would you defend his right to dress that way, or tell him to change?
I agree that in places like courtrooms and classrooms, there should be policies and procedures. But I'm proud to be British—
Presenter: The question remains: if the niqab is a religious necessity, why can it be removed for a passport officer? And if it can be removed there, why not in a courtroom?
Presenter: Sahar, why do young women in Britain choose to wear the niqab when women in Afghanistan are reportedly terrified of being forced to wear it?
Sahar Al-Faifi: I started wearing the niqab at a young age after a long spiritual journey and research. I found that wearing it brought me closer to God. For me, it's an act of worship, modesty, and something liberating and dignifying. My mother and sister don't wear it. It's my personal choice.
Douglas Murray: In a free society, other people's opinions have to matter too. It's not just about exercising your own choice. How other people feel about it should be of some concern to you.
Sahar Al-Faifi: But those feelings come from negative prejudices and men's opinions—
Presenter: You don't want men's opinions?
Sahar Al-Faifi: I'm sorry—
Presenter: We're going to have to end it there. As the only man here, I'm sorry you don't want to hear men's opinions. Thank you very much for joining us.
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🚨POET CANCELLED OVER HER VIEWS ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION🚨
Emma Armstrong (@weeglesgapoet) has had three venues cancel her event — in Kilmarnock, Glasgow and in Greenock.
One of venues stated that “additional security” as well as “venue and operational” requirements led to their decision to cancel.
Another said they "can't accept seated show bookings" and must prioritise "standing musical" gigs, despite a seated poetry show currently being scheduled for the same time period as Emma's event had been planned for.
The third venue has confirmed that they had received a complaint about Emma’s views on illegal immigration which led to them canceling the booking.
Not only is Emma entitled to express her lawful opposition to illegal immigration, but the majority of the country agree with her opposition, according to polling conducted by the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford.
Emma’s show is not a political event. It was part of her ‘Wan Wumun Show’ which she is touring around Scotland featuring her poetry.
The Free Speech Union is proud to be supporting Emma as she considers her options and works to rearrange her shows.
BANNED AT THE @thebeaconarts 🚫
I’ve had a rough couple of weeks navigating what has been an absolute attack on Free Speech, and @SpeechUnion - freespeechunion.org have been invaluable at helping me to navigate the process, which has only just started.
Please leave your comments below, and share with those who don’t want to see free speech being shut down in this country.
Where does it end…..? #freespeech #theweeglesgapoet
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I’ve literally just answered your question. Why is it fine for women to suffer assaults, because ‘we can’t know beforehand and can arrest them afterwards’, but not fine for trans-identified men to accept risk on the basis that crimes against them can be punished afterwards?
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Amazing how one chap with some computer skills can manage what the Home Office can't
