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I fully support an app exclusively for βtrans, non-binary and gender diverse adultsβ. Create as many things exclusively for yourselves as you want. Stay in them for all I care.
All I ask is the same courtesy is given to any app, space & event that is specifically βwoman onlyββ¦
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The finale of the brilliant historical sitcom Blackadder left many of us in tears. It remains just as powerful today, and so it should. Lest we forget.
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My full speech at the @OxfordUnion debating whether the west is right to be suspicious of Islam.
I needed a security team to attend and we were spat at, bullied and heckled by a baying mob.
But I will not give up on free speech.
I will not submit.
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Woman finds a hissing kitten under trash can β wait to see what makes him meow for the first time π
Jennieπ³π¨π¦ ππ€πππͺ»ππ¦ retweeted
Here's the deal: I can't afford to surrender to this garbage. Can you?
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Piers Morgan CONFRONTS a vegan climate activist Orla Coghlan over almonds and avocados, accusing him of hypocrisy:
βYou donβt care about bees being murdered. Youβre killing billions of bees and destroying the planet, yet you preach about saving animals!β
His final response? βIβm certainly allowed to eat meat when someone kills bees to feed their avocado habit!β
Piers Morgan: Do you eat almonds? Do you drink almond milk?
Orla Coghlan: Iβm here to talk about the climate crisis.
Piers Morgan: Do you eat avocados?
Orla Coghlan: I eat a plant-based diet.
Piers Morgan: Do you eat avocados?
Orla Coghlan: Yes.
Piers Morgan: Great. A leading study says billions of bees are slaughtered so that you can have your almonds and avocados. Why donβt you care about the little guys?
Orla Coghlan: Can I say that thereβ
Piers Morgan: Itβs total hypocrisy, isnβt it? You donβt care about bees being murdered.
Orla Coghlan: Will you let me speak? Iβve been brought on the show to answer your questions.
Piers Morgan: I think youβre a hypocrite, like a lot of vegans Iβve met. You donβt seem to realize that your almonds and avocados involve the slaughter of billions of bees.
Piers Morgan: You believe in the climate crisis?
Orla Coghlan: Yes.
Piers Morgan: Animal agriculture, farming and fishing are leading causes of the climate crisis. But you know whatβs also damaging? Planes carrying your avocados and almonds from California thousands of miles to your vegan cafes. Youβre killing billions of bees and destroying the planet, yet you sit here preaching about saving animals and the environment!
Orla Coghlan: I hear that youβre very frustrated. I would really like to respond.
Piers Morgan: Go on, then.
Orla Coghlan: A leading study from Oxford, the most comprehensive study on food and climate ever done, says animal products farming animals and fishing are the leading cause.
Piers Morgan: Is a bee an animal?
Orla Coghlan: Iβm not finished. It surpassesβ
Piers Morgan: Is a bee an animal?
Orla Coghlan: Piers, can Iβ
Piers Morgan: Of course a bee is an animal! If a beeβs an animal, why are you slaughtering them?
Orla Coghlan: Both almonds and avocados are less damaging to the planetβ
Piers Morgan: Oh, they are less damaging! And what about how they get from California? What about the trucks across Europe?
Piers Morgan: Iβm starving, and youβre not going to persuade me. My response to you destroying all these things is to have a Big Mac. Itβs a free country, itβs a democracy. Iβm allowed to eat meat, and Iβm certainly allowed to eat meat when someone who kills bees to feed their avocado habit lectures me!
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βThey put a pump in the anus of a 12 year old girl to expand it so multiple men could rape her and your country covered that up and then told me Tommy was the bad guy.β
Tim Pool pushes back on Piers Morgan demonizing Elon Muskβs defense of Tommy Robinson for exposing the UK policeβs grooming gang coverup.
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Se tem uma coisa que eu admiro sΓ£o pessoas que fazem coisas como essa. Vida longa a esses Anjos de Deus ππππ
Jennieπ³π¨π¦ ππ€πππͺ»ππ¦ retweeted
This is why itβs so important for people to know what the Muslim Brotherhood is about and why Abdul not being willing to openly condemn them is a problem.
Jennieπ³π¨π¦ ππ€πππͺ»ππ¦ retweeted
Dublin Rape Crisis: beware grannyβs hug might be predatory.
John Lewis: A grandmother's hug is only permitted after she has endured emotional slights, boundary violations, and blatant greed and has then rewarded that behaviour with exhaustingly extravagant gifts.
Neither version trusts ordinary family affection. One pathologises it. The other commodifies it. Both obscure who and what actually harms children while slighting older women.
Nope...not for me! π
This years John Lewis Christmas ad, in summary.
Nan needs a hug, rude kids barge past her, ignoring her completely.
Kids don't like Nans childhood presents, so Nan goes out shopping to John Lewis to buy things they like to placate them.
Nan eventually gets her hug, when the spoilt grandkids get the presents they want.
Oh, and a rickshaw ride round London for good measure!
An absolutely dreadful story of kids attitudes towards the elderly today, and blatant consumerism - I for one, won't be shopping there this year! π π
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Forget all the huge supermarkets and their mawkish Christmas adverts, this was the best Christmas advert - Enniskillen pub Charlie's put out this advert back in 2023. Itβs brilliant.
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I am disgusted by the brutal attack on a Canadian Armed Forces member supervising young cadets selling poppies in Hamilton.
He stepped in after the cadets were assaulted. He was left with injuries police describe as life-altering.
He was helping young Canadians honour those who served. He should have gone home safely to his family.
No child should fear violence while selling a poppy. No Canadian should be brutalized for standing up for them. Those responsible for this cowardly attack must face the full consequences of the law.
My prayers are with this member, his family, and the young cadets affected by this horrific violence.
As Remembrance Day approaches, wear your poppy proudly. Support our veterans. And stand with the Canadians who serve and protect us.
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100% support from Cleese
Islamophobia, a word much bandied about by Sadiq Khan, is used by Islamists to stifle legitimate criticism
of their culture
It should be replaced by the more neutral word 'Islamoscepticism'
π¨BREAKING: Jeremy Clarkson is facing fresh calls from the left to be CANCELED after he weighed in on the Muslim grooming gangs scandal and said it is not racist to investigate a rapist.
His exact words: βItβs not racist to investigate a rapist! We need to remove the shackles of political correctness from the police.β
In his column, Clarkson argued that police must be freed from the fear of being labeled racist if they pursue these cases. He wrote that a young girl could report being raped by a gang of Pakistani men only to be dismissed because officers know they risk cancellation for reporting it.
Clarkson said another public inquiry is unnecessary because the problem is already clear, and the real obstacle has been the refusal to confront the ethnicity of the perpetrators without being accused of bigotry. The comments have drawn sharp criticism online from activists who claim he is stoking racism, with some calling for advertisers and platforms to drop him.
This is the same pattern that has followed Clarkson for years whenever he says something "politically incorrect".
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I think Harry has sold his family for far more than his inheritance is worth. I hope the King tells him to forget the inheritance and donates whatever would have been his share to charity instead.
This sudden obsession with reconciliation is awfully convenient when thereβs an inheritance at stake. He had no problem walking away, humiliating his family, exposing their private lives and making money out of their misery. But now that he might be left out financially, suddenly family matters again?
Everything is a transaction with Harry and his wife. Even reconciliation comes with a price tag. Funny how family becomes a priority when thereβs money to lose.
What an absolute piece of turd.
radaronline.com/p/prince-harβ¦
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The sheer AUDACITY of Prince Harry!
According to this article, Harry is βshockedβ and βinfuriatedβ that Prince William still refuses to reconcile with him.
Excuse me? What exactly does William owe Harry?
After years of publicly airing private family matters, making damaging accusations, sharing deeply personal information and attempting to humiliate his own brother on the world stage, Harry somehow believes heβs entitled to forgiveness?
Harry didnβt just burn bridges. He practically handed the world a front-row seat while he set them on fire!
William owes Harry absolutely nothing. Not forgiveness, not reconciliation, not even a conversation.
You cannot publicly betray someoneβs trust and then act like the victim when they refuse to welcome you back with open arms.
Reconciliation is a two-way street, Harry. And forgiveness is not an entitlement. So sit this one down!
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Britain ran the slave trade. Britain sent seven-year-olds into the mills.
And Britain ended both. π¬π§
How can one country be the villain and the hero? It can't. There were two Britains.
One owned people. The other did the work.
When slavery ended, historians counted every slave owner living in Britain. About three thousand, in a country of sixteen million. π
Bankers, merchants, lords and MPs. The other Britain couldn't vote them out: most men had no vote, and no woman had one. π³οΈ
Take Samuel Greg. In 1784 he built Quarry Bank Mill at Styal, in Cheshire. By the time he retired, it was the biggest cotton mill in the country.
More than half his workers were children. Many were orphans from the workhouse. π§΅
Four thousand miles away, the Greg family owned the Hillsborough sugar plantation on Dominica, worked by enslaved Africans. π΄
The blankets they slept under were made at his mill. Orphan children here. Enslaved Africans there. Making money for the same family.
So who stood up to them?
In 1787 a young campaigner called Thomas Clarkson went to Bristol. β
Thompson, landlord of the Seven Stars pub, refused to help trick sailors onto the slave ships. Instead he took Clarkson round the dockside pubs at night, at real risk to himself.
The crew lists showed two slave ships to Africa had killed more British sailors than eighty-three ships to Newfoundland. Their stories helped turn the country against the trade.
Manchester didn't even have an MP. So more than ten thousand people, about one in five in the town, signed a petition to end it. βοΈ
In 1830 Richard Oastler heard about Bradford's mills. One boy of about ten worked from six in the morning till ten at night.
Oastler wrote to the Leeds Mercury. He called it Yorkshire Slavery. π°
In April 1832, thousands of mill workers walked to York to fight for their children. They called it the Pilgrimage of Mercy. πΆ
Against slavery, women went door to door. One petition in May 1833 carried 187,000 women's names. Not one of them could vote. π©
Then came two dates.
28 August 1833: Britain signs the law to end slavery across most of the Empire. π¬π§
29 August 1833: the very next day, it signs the Factory Act. No child under nine in most textile mills. ποΈ
Neither law was a gift from the slave owners. Both were won by people with no vote, no money and no power.
So next time someone tells you "Britain did this", ask them: which Britain?
Odds are five thousand to one you come from the side that won.
Watch the full story. π₯
Be part of us. π§΅ππ¬π§
Be Proud Of Us. ππ¬π§
