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René Brozius retweeted
Over the summer, Henry Nowak's final moments were broadcast around the world. He was just eighteen, and when the police reached him on a street in Southampton he would have believed that help had come. He told them he had been stabbed and could not breathe, and they handcuffed and arrested him.
I met Henry's family in June, and that meeting has stayed with me ever since. There is still much more to be said about how the police failed Henry, and about how they went on failing his family and loved ones right up until the conviction.
The day after we met, I wrote to the then Prime Minister, Keir Starmer asking for an independent, rapid review of the police response, the decisions that followed, and the role of the police watchdog. I didn't publish that letter at the time, because I hoped the Government would do the right thing and I wanted to work with them quietly to make that happen. Downing Street's answer was to wait for the existing processes to run their course.
Since then, Keir Starmer has gone and Andy Burnham has taken his place, yet still there is no review. There was little mention of victims in the PM’s speech earlier this week. Henry's family have waited long enough, so today I'm publishing my letter. Andy Burnham should order the review now, and I stand ready to work with him to set it up, as I offered in June.
I haven't forgotten Henry, and I won't let this Government forget him either.
René Brozius retweeted
But it couldn’t be social contagion, folks. It’s just that young people, especially autistic, gay and mentally ill ones, are finally free to be their authentic selves.
The sudden explosion of young women who want to cut off their healthy breasts and take testosterone? Well, it’s absolutely not the newest form of self-harm, to which troubled adolescent girls are provably prone, ok? It’s not a consequence of the commonplace fear of becoming an adult woman, with all that that entails. No, there’s nothing to worry about there.
The possibility of regret? Naturally, we don’t let minors get tattoos or own guns or vote, because that would be ridiculous, but if they want irreversible surgeries and drug treatments, they must be given them, and everyone around them must immediately agree they are now the opposite sex. That’s called being kind.
And the mounting numbers of detransitioners? They were never trans, obviously, and should be mercilessly attacked, especially if they now say they were vulnerable and in a friendship group, online or off, dominated by trans identities, where transitioning was presented as a way to resolve all their social and emotional difficulties. (I have the emails).
No, there’s nothing whatsoever to see here. Keep justifying it, keep cheering it on, keep insisting that the doctors and drug companies making serious money out of it all are acting with the purest of motives. Answer every reasonable question with an accusation of hatred and bigotry. Dispel every qualm of conscience with an activist-approved talking point. Reassure yourself that everyone on your dinner party circuit agrees with you.
And when, in years to come, we’re all looking back on graphs like this, be proud that you did your bit to monster whistleblowers, parrot unevidenced claims and create the climate of fear that allowed the worst medical scandal in a century to take place.
This data never ceases to "amaze" me. In 2005, very few people received any transition related genital surgery (120 over the whole of 🇩🇪), in 2025 it was 4,184.
And the shift in the age distribution is staggering: Surgeries on 18-25 year olds were almost non-existent in the noughties, now they dominate every other age group by a large factor.
(This is official data)
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Tech companies launching their own programs to train grads because they 'can't rely' on Ivy Leagues trib.al/Fi2miAG
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To make acknowledging the accurate definition of “woman” a criminal offense seems like a feature, not a bug, of transgender ideology.
René Brozius retweeted
🚨NEWS: The Islamist organisation 5 Pillars has reported John Cleese to the Prevent Programme after John made factual, accurate and valid statements about Islam
John's statements on Islam:
“To criticise a culture whose holy book advocates the killing of all the people they disagree with...is not racist. It’s culturalist.”
“traditional British values are under attack from Muslim belief systems, especially the Koranic demands to kill ‘infidels’.”
“I personally prefer a culture that does not approve of Female Genital Mutilation, Child Marriage and Killing Infidels.”
“Another religious diktat from the Pro-Paedophila Propaganda Department.”
5 Pillars are a vile organisation who should not exist in the UK
We value freedom of speech and expression especially when it comes to criticising ideologies or religions
Stand with @JohnCleese !
René Brozius retweeted
A bank laundered money for terrorists and drug cartels and paid a fine. A restaurant gave me a job and sent me home with dinner.
Guess which one I think about more.
After I blew the whistle at @HSBC, every door in my industry closed. Not slowly. All at once. I had a degree, a record of being right, and no one who would return a call. I was sleeping on a camping cot in a studio apartment and I needed to eat.
@PFChangs hired me.
They did not ask about the bank. They did not treat me like a liability. They handed me an apron and a section and let me earn an honest dollar on a day when nobody else in America would. On the nights money was tightest, the kitchen sent me home with lo mein so I would have something to eat. Nobody made a speech about it. They just did it.
I rebuilt my life between shifts. Everything I have now traces back to a restaurant that decided a whistleblower was worth hiring.
Here is what I learned carrying plates that I never learned at a bank. Dignity does not come from the title on your badge. It comes from doing honest work well, every single shift, when nobody is watching and nobody is impressed. The people I reported kept their bonuses. I kept my self-respect. I would make that trade again.
So I have a small ask.
Eat at @PFChangs this week. Lunch, dinner, whatever works. And tip your server like they might be rebuilding their entire life between tables, because some of them are. I was.
To the @PFChangs team, past and present: you did not just feed me. You gave me a place to stand while I figured out how to fight back. I will never forget it.
René Brozius retweeted
This billboard wasn’t allowed in public incase it offended anyone so please do not repost it. Thanks.
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FINALLY a woman speaks out and says it
“Liberal women who are defending Islam should go live in Islamic countries. Go live in Afghanistan. Go live in Iran. Go live in Iraq. Go live in any country that actually upholds Sharia Law under Islam”
“Don't sit here and give us your opinion about ‘what is Islam’ from the safety of America, where you have the ability and the freedoms to be a woman, where you have women's rights, where you have the freedom, where you have women's sexualization movement, where you have the ability to speak freely online about your beliefs. Don't do that here. Go experience it”
“The amount of people who I'm seeing in my comments defending Islam is, is really, is really crazy”
“Because you're the same people who are defending LGBTQ rights, the same people who are trying to defend women's rights, the same people who are trying to defend kids' rights, kids' safety, women's safety. They throw gays off of buildings. They don't even have trans over there — they would throw you off a building over there. Women, you don't have any rights — you would get stoned to death if you would walk around wearing what most women in America wear”
She’s right and just to point out one of the main points, there are multiple Islamic countries where you can be killed for being gay or dressing inappropriately as a woman
List of Muslim countries where you can be killed for being gay under Sharia Law
Iran: Penal Code explicitly makes male anal sex a capital crime; executions have occurred. Female same-sex acts: lashes, death on fourth conviction
Saudi Arabia: No Sharia courts treat sodomy as a hudud offense that can be punished by death, stoning for a married man. Executions have been reported.
Yemen: Penal code and Houthi courts: stoning for married men; recent mass death sentences for “sodomy.”
Afghanistan: Taliban apply Sharia; same-sex acts treated as zina/liwat and can be capital. Death penalty imposed
Mauritania: Article 308: Muslim men can be stoned for being gay
Brunei: Syariah Penal Code: stoning for men
Northern Nigeria: 12 Sharia states: death for men
Somalia: Al-Shabaab areas and some Islamic courts: death
Qatar, UAE, Pakistan: Death is legally allowed under Sharia
Uganda added a death penalty for “aggravated homosexuality” in 2023
This is what Democrats and liberals are supporting
Women’s dress that can get you killed or severely punished by the state:
Iran: Mandatory hijab. The 2024 “chastity and hijab” law added long prison terms, flogging, and the possibility of the death penalty
Afghanistan under the Taliban: Full-body covering required. Women have been beaten, detained, and in some reported cases killed for “improper” dress or going out without a male guardian.
Saudi Arabia: Public “indecency” and non-compliance with modest-dress rules can still bring arrest, flogging or deportation
René Brozius retweeted
OK, here’s your problem ⬇️
This is Melissa. Melissa is a heterosexual male who likes wearing dresses and calling himself a lesbian.
We can agree that Melissa shouldn’t be discriminated against for this.
The question is do you believe that Melissa should have access to:
*Female only changing rooms
*A women’s refuge
If I hold a lesbian-only event, should I be compelled to admit Melissa?
If Melissa is placed in an inpatient psych facility, should he be on the women’s ward?
If Melissa goes to prison, should it be a female prison?
THAT’S your conflict.
René Brozius retweeted
You liberals are in the fight of your political lives against the gender ideologues you gave house room to and who now refuse to leave.
You were already seen by many voters as wet, weak and woolly. Now your conference has finally made a bold decision - to throw women under the bus! Great work lads!
And while you applaud the monstrous regiment of men in dresses, actual women who want to retain sex-based safeguards are told by Lib Dems that their concerns are discriminatory.
You have lost touch with reality, common sense and ordinary voters.
Populists have nothing to fear from you and a lot to thank you for. The people who should be concerned are all women and girls, and everyone who values reality more highly than regressive ideologies.
René Brozius retweeted
I am being sued for defamation in the High Court by Paul Carruthers. The claim seeks damages of up to £65,000, together with an injunction and legal costs.
The case arises from a livestream I made in July 2025 following a court judgment concerning the Gender Plus Hormone Clinic and the CQC. I was talking, angrily and robustly, about what I regard as the medical abuse of children.
I have said for years that transitioning children is profound abuse. I believe children cannot meaningfully consent to interventions that may affect healthy bodies, sexual development, sexual function and fertility. I will continue to campaign about that.
Carruthers now heads the Gender Plus Hormone Clinic. Gender Plus's own website says its hormone service is available from the age of 16, and describes Carruthers as Director of the clinic and leader of its endocrine pathway. Carruthers is publicly described as a gay man and elsewhere as transgender. I have not independently verified Carruthers’ biological sex. I am, of course, a sex-based campaigner who believes that sex is immutable.
The central legal dispute is about meaning.
One of the passages relied upon in the claim was:
“If you want to know how paedophiles successfully managed to ingratiate themselves into positions of power, this is how. It's just unbelievable.”
Carruthers says that those words were a personal allegation about Carruthers.
I dispute that. I was not talking about Carruthers when I made that comment. I did not intend to say, or imply, that Paul Carruthers is a paedophile or has a sexual interest in children.
The context of the livestream matters. I had been discussing the CQC, the Cass Review, regulatory loopholes and how institutions allow people to gain positions of influence. Immediately afterwards I returned to the court judgment. The claimant's solicitors themselves have proposed that the High Court determine the meaning of the words as a preliminary issue.
When I was first challenged about the video, I ensured it was removed from public view and offered a public clarification and apology concerning the disputed implication, together with an undertaking not to repeat it. I did not want litigation. I tried to resolve the dispute.
Proceedings were nevertheless issued, and I now have to defend myself.
I do not have the resources to fund unlimited High Court litigation. I am therefore acting as a litigant in person, with the assistance of a McKenzie Friend, and I intend to obtain specialist defamation advice and barrister assistance at the stages where it is most important and where the funds allow.
That still costs money. A complicated High Court case requires many hours of preparation: understanding procedure, responding properly to the Particulars of Claim, organising evidence, preparing documents and bundles, researching the law, corresponding with the other side and preparing for hearings. Specialist legal advice and advocacy will add substantially to that.
I would never ask people to fund me to go looking for somebody to sue. I am the defendant. This fight was brought to me.
If necessary, I will stand in the High Court and represent myself. I understand that litigation carries genuine risks and that I could lose. What I want is enough professional support and specialist advice to make sure I understand those risks and put forward the best defence I properly can.
I am also going to be careful about what I publish while proceedings are live. This fundraiser is not an attempt to try the case on social media or encourage anyone to contact or target the claimant. The legal questions belong in court.
But the wider principle matters enormously to me.
People must be able to criticise medicine, regulators and powerful institutions, particularly where children are concerned. Free speech cannot become something only wealthy people can afford to defend.
If the financial price of defending controversial speech becomes ruinous, you don't need to formally ban people from speaking. Fear will do the job instead.
I am profoundly grateful to everyone who has already supported me. Every donation will help pay for the practical and specialist legal assistance I need to defend these proceedings.
I didn't seek this case.
But I intend to defend it.
givesendgo.com/help-defend-m…
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Every glib, arrogant, virtue-signalling celebrity who’s broadcast the lie that kids will kill themselves if not allowed to transition deserves to have this read aloud to them non-stop through a megaphone for a year.
A landmark Finnish study has found a sharp rise in psychiatric illness among adolescents following sex-alteration procedures.
The peer-reviewed study, published in Acta Paediatrica, tracked every young person under 23 who contacted Finland's gender clinics between 1996 and 2019.
A total 2,083 individuals were studied, with 16,643 matched controls. They were followed for up to 25 years.
Finland's health registers are mandatory, which means no one opts out — this is the complete national picture.
The numbers: psychiatric morbidity rose from 9.8% to 60.7% in adolescents who underwent feminising reassignment, and from 21.6% to 54.5% in masculinising reassignment.
Even after adjusting for prior psychiatric history, gender-referred adolescents faced five times the risk of male population controls, and three times the risk of female controls.
"Psychiatric needs do not subside after medical gender reassignment," the authors concluded.
Referrals after 2010 arrived sicker. 47.9% had already needed psychiatric treatment before their first clinic visit, against 15.3% among controls.
The authors' read: for some adolescents, gender distress may be secondary to other mental health challenges.
The evidence keeps mounting. The silencing continues anyway.
How many more adolescents will be told this is "care"?
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John Cleese, 86, is being targeted by activist group Deenified as he tours England with his Holy Grail stage show. The group has accused him on X of "using your platform to attack Islam" and "spreading dangerous misinformation," with one activist calling free speech "a convenient shield for anti-Muslim hostility."
Cleese rejects the Islamophobe label entirely, calling himself "Islamosceptic," and has pointed out nobody ever called him "Christophobic" after Life of Brian. Islamic outlet 5Pillars has gone further still, explicitly demanding he be de-platformed.
Rupert Lowe has already called this what it is: a pressure group trying to bully an 86-year-old man into silence over jokes and honest opinions. He's right, and he's right to tell Restore Britain to back Cleese publicly.
These people don't want dialogue. They want submission. Every time someone caves to this kind of pressure, it teaches them the tactic works, and they come back harder next time for the next target. Cleese is refusing to bow, and every single person who values the right to criticise a religion without getting hounded for it should be standing directly behind him.
Protect @JohnCleese, at all costs.
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Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci removing her chador during her tense 1979 interview with Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in Qom, Iran...
In October 1979, Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci traveled to Qom, Iran, to interview the Islamic Revolution's supreme leader. To get inside the room, Fallaci was forced to cover herself from head to toe in a heavy black chador, leaving only her face visible.
The conversation inside the room was tense from the very start. Fallaci did not hold back her questions.
She pushed the Ayatollah on political executions, the sudden shutdown of independent newspapers, and the sharp loss of rights for Iranian women under the new regime.
When she asked about the forced wearing of the veil, Khomeini dismissed her concerns and claimed the garment was meant to protect young and respectable women. He then added,
"If you do not like the Islamic dress, you are not obliged to wear it."
Fallaci took his words literally and replied, "Thank you, Mr. Imam. Since you tell me so, I am taking it off right now."
With a quick move, she pulled the chador off her head, leaving her hair completely exposed right in front of the Supreme Leader.
Khomeini was furious.
He stood up without saying another word and walked out of the room. The room fell silent, and the interview was abruptly stopped. However, Fallaci refused to leave Iran until he returned a day later to finish the conversation.
This confrontation became legendary in the history of journalism.
It showed a reporter refusing to bow down to authority, even in one of the most dangerous settings imaginable.
Fallaci proved that real journalism requires standing up to power, asking hard questions, and refusing to be silenced by fear or tradition.
When journalists trade raw courage for easy access and comfortable silence, we lose one of our strongest shields against tyranny.
In an era where true courage in reporting feels rare, her brave stand reminds us that honest journalism still has the power to light up the dark, giving a voice to the voiceless and inspiring future generations to speak truth without fear.
#archaeohistories
René Brozius retweeted
I prosecuted illegal migrants for sexual offences all across London. More than I care to remember.
What struck me most was how many were already subject to deportation orders that were meaningless in practice.
Nobody from Immigration would even turn up to court and once they left court, these men would become virtually untraceable and had over 100 aliases. But the hoops the system would go through to accommodate these men were extraordinary.
I had one case where a man, from Eritrea, was accused of following a woman while masturbating. His publicly funded barrister actually argued that he had a skin condition which required him to have his penis out. Miraculously he recovered that day and has it neatly tucked in.
We waited all day for an interpreter and then the hearing was postponed because he wasn’t ready. Excuse after excuse.
Meanwhile, the victim had arrived on time. She waited patiently all day, absolutely petrified, while the system seemed to revolve around accommodating the man accused of sexually abusing her.
She felt justice wasn’t on her side. And sitting there as the prosecutor, I could see exactly why.
What I saw wasn’t justice, it was a betrayal of women and it’s one of the reasons I’m running: because I have seen the consequences when those in charge fail to protect us.
Eritrean illegal migrant raped woman on night out after being freed from jail after previous sex attack instead of being kicked out of the country trib.al/g2205Yu
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Ze gaan mij weer een sanctie geven, want ik mag dit soort video’s niet meer maken van de Olense gemeenteraad, maar deze lijst van voorzieningen die asielzoekers in Olen gratis in de schoot geworpen krijgen, is die sanctie wel waard. Nu weet u het tenminste…..
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I support a mosque being built anywhere in the US. I think it should be the goal of every American to be tolerant regardless of their religious beliefs.
To promote tolerance, I would also propose that two nightclubs be opened next door to the mosque. We could call one of the clubs, which would be gay, The Turban Cowboy and the other, a topless bar, would be called You Mecca Me Hot.
Next door should be a butcher shop that specializes in pork and across the street, an open-pit barbecue pork restaurant, called Iraq of Ribs.
We could also have a lingerie store called Victoria Keeps Nothing Secret and a liquor store called Mohammered.
All of this would encourage Muslims to demonstrate the tolerance they demand of us.
Yes we should promote tolerance, and you can do your part by passing this on. 😎 I did my part 😉or we can just send them back to where ever they came from.....
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In support for @salltweets today
Dear ‘Roxanne’
YOU ARE A MAN.
Regards
Everyone
