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At some point even the msm have to recognise which side is a danger to the other! And as usual it’s certain aggressive violent men to women
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The Young Vic casts ‘Suzy’ Izzard, a man who regularly enters female-only spaces, in a play about Gisèle Pelicot. A story about the most appalling violations of a woman’s consent, featuring a man who treats women's boundaries as negotiable. Do they see the irony, or is this just trolling by their woke staff?
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Stephen Fry has spent years snuggling up to trans ideology while sneering at the women who refuse to play along. He recently decided JK Rowling, a woman who has done nothing more than stand up for women's rights and single sex spaces, is a "lost cause" who got "radicalised by TERFs." The contempt is thick, isn't it?
A self appointed intellectual looking down his nose at a woman for saying biological sex is real and that girls deserve boundaries. There are so, so many of these smug old men it's ridiculous.
This is the same man who, back in 2013 on QI, thought it was funny to recite a limerick about a chaplain whose "real desire was a boy in the choir with a bottom like jelly on springs", which was broadcast minutes before Newsnight ran a report on Jimmy Savile!! How many red flags are needed, exactly? The BBC Trust later called the timing "unfortunate." Unfortunate. 🙄
Then, in 2016 he sat there and told sexual abuse survivors that their self pity got none of his sympathy and that they should "just grow up," casually throwing in the example of an uncle who "touched you in that nasty place."
He apologised later, of course. They always do once the outrage arrives.
This is the same old pattern. The same voices who minimise, joke about, or laugh away the reality of abuse against children are the ones who treat safeguarding and the age of consent as old fashioned inconveniences that can be rewritten when it suits them. Many of us have been saying for years that this erosion was coming. Trans ideology didn't invent it, but it's opened the door wide and given cover to people who want to blur the lines around children, consent and boundaries. And the loudest advocates are often the same ones busy belittling women, dismissing our concerns and tearing down the sex based protections the suffragettes fought for in the first place.
It's not complicated. If you're happy to mock or minimise what happened to children and you're also pushing an ideology that treats sex as optional and safeguarding as bigotry, you don't get to pretend you're on the side of the vulnerable.
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On Thursday I wrote about the 2014 injunction Russell Brand obtained against a woman who accused him of assault.
I've now obtained the final order. It's breathtaking.
She had no lawyer. No trial. Yet she was silenced for life - even barred from speaking to the police.
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🚨 NEW: ‘Perhaps only at Oxford University could the unacceptable so often be considered acceptable.’
I worked with the Daily Mail’s Paul Bracchi on this profile of Oxford University lecturer Matt Rattley.
How did a gifted young academic - with a first-class degree, academic prizes and prize-winning essays become the lecturer who wears enormous prosthetic breasts to teach students at one of the world’s most prestigious universities?
A talented musician, too, who played bassoon with Somerville’s musicians, performing works by Beethoven, Poulenc and Bach.
And how did behaviour that has prompted repeated complaints come to be defended, by some, in the name of ‘freedom of expression’?
This is a story not just about one Oxford lecturer, but about an institution - and the questions it appears unwilling to confront.
And perhaps the most troubling question of all is why so many people inside Oxford appear afraid to speak out.
Read below 👇
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A message from Henry’s Mum, Lucy Ross.
In her own words, Lucy shares why she created The Henry Nowak Foundation in loving memory of her son.
#henrynowakfoundation
#HenryNowak
This is powerful.
Imagine being in your first week of social work training and being told that some of your fellow students might be there to gain access to vulnerable children.
Shocking, right? But this social worker’s point applies anywhere adults work with children. Some people will seek out those roles for the wrong reasons. And the person whose behaviour you need to question might be the nicest person you know.
She also makes an important point about why safeguarding starts with having a clear sense of what’s normal and what isn’t. Once that boundary starts to blur, it’s easier for someone to cross it without being challenged.
I wish I’d seen this video years ago. I can think of times when something felt off and I kept quiet because I worried I might be wrong or cause offence.
Thanks @JournalistJill for highlighting it.
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You’ll now be able to tell immediately if a member of Eurostar staff is a narcissistic twat.👇👇👇
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Summing up to the jury, Russell Brands lawyer questioned why the women didn't scream or fight back whilst being raped/assaulted? .....This scene from the BBC drama Apple Tree Yard perfectly explains why some victims aren't able to scream & fight while they're being assaulted.
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I don't want to shame any particular woman here, but publicly announcing that the #RussellBrand conviction must be wrong because you went home with him and he didn't rape you makes about as much sense as saying 'well, I left 25 Cromwell Street alive, so Fred West's innocent.'
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I simply do not understand the light treatment of the mother.
Henry Nowak's family have said it is "ludicrous” their son’s killer is being allowed to appeal his sentence and that it is a “disgrace” that his mother, who hid the murder weapon, will be released from prison early.
In an interview with ITV News' UK Editor @PaulBrandITV, Henry's stepmother, Katie Nowak said: "It just doesn't feel fair to us at all."
itv.com/news/2026-11-04/henr…
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Exactly this 👇🏼 & very true. Not one trans swimmer turned up at the first World Cup event in Germany a few years ago including no Lea (will) Thomas. What they want is women’s stuff, not just to be included! Which they always have been
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Remember these girls were forced to change twice a day with an intact man who made it known he was attracted to females; they were told to adjust their thinking or leave!
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The family of 18-year-old Henry Nowak, who was stabbed to death by Sikh attacker Vickrum Digwa in Southampton, England, has accused Hampshire Police of misleading them about his death, portraying him as the aggressor, and potentially protecting the force's reputation.
Digwa falsely claimed that Nowak had racially abused him, punched him, and knocked off his turban during the December 3 confrontation.
Instead of immediately helping the dying teenager, responding officers handcuffed and arrested him while he repeatedly pleaded, “I can't breathe” and “I've been stabbed.” He told officers at least nine times that he could not breathe.
His family says police initially assured them that officers had immediately administered first aid, only for them to discover later that Henry had been restrained before receiving assistance.
Hours after informing the family of his death, Hampshire Police published a statement describing two people as having been attacked by an unknown man, whom the family subsequently realized was Henry.
The family also reveals that officers questioned them about Henry's political views and their own immediately after informing them of his murder.
His father, Mark Nowak, said police repeatedly changed their account of what happened, leaving the family feeling “hoodwinked” and deceived. His stepmother, Katie Nowak, fears that decisions were made to protect the police rather than help the grieving family.
The family was not shown bodycam footage of Henry's final moments until the first day of Digwa's murder trial in May.
Digwa was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 21 years.
Hampshire Police Chief Constable Alexis Boon has now publicly admitted that the force failed Henry, apologizing for its conduct during his final moments.
The family will recount their ordeal in ITV's documentary Dear Henry: Our Fight for Justice, airing November 5.
