I was a radical trans person before I detransitioned and got into transphobic radical feminism. Hung out with radical queer and trans people, went to Camp Trans, read plenty of books by trans people, knew all the counter-arguments to transphobic feminist beliefs, etc.

Before I become one, I used to think transphobic rad fems were totally out of touch with reality. Couldn't understand why they thought trans people were in league with the patriarchy. I used to hate read rad fems for years because I found them so ridiculous.

Transphobic feminism only became compelling after I went through several disruptive events in my life and it started to seem like it could fulfill my needs. A huge factor was that conflict had ripped through my personal community and I no longer felt like I could trust people.

My old community no longer felt safe, so I was on the look out for a new one that could meet my needs. I was questioning my gender and unsure of how to live as a woman after living for years as a trans dude. I also was quitting drugs and trying to work through old trauma.

Basically I was going through a lot, in an emotionally vulnerable place, my old community/support system had been disrupted and I was pissed about it, I wanted to detransition but didn't know what that would look like.

If a Jehovah’s Witness wants to refuse a blood transfusion that would potentially save their life, I find that sad but it has little to do with me.

If a Jehovah’s Witness wants to refuse consent for a child to have a potentially life-saving blood transfusion, medical staff have the option of seeking a court order to over-ride parental objections.

If Jehovah’s Witnesses as an organisation campaigned to have the law changed so that it is illegal for anyone to be given a blood transfusion, this would clash with my rights and I would be vociferously against it.

If Jehovah’s Witnesses affirm that ‘Jesus Christ is God’s firstborn son, is inferior to God, and was created by God’, then I don’t agree but it has little to do with me.

If Jehovah’s Witnesses wanted to make it the law that I had to affirm that ‘Jesus Christ is God’s firstborn son, is inferior to God, and was created by God’, it would clash with my rights and I would be vociferously against it.

A man's greatest gift to a woman is her femininity, or perhaps more accurately stated - the safety and freedom to embrace her femininity, to connect with the purity and innocence of her inner child, warm and loving with all the grace, charm and happiness that entails.

The "strong independent woman" will never know this joy, for it is only a man who can give this gift to a woman, she can never realise it for herself by herself.

Women are not at their best when they're alone, they're at their best with a strong but loving and competent man.

Every woman's quest in a relationship with her man is to find her way home, to rediscover and connect with the sweet parts of herself she thought she'd lost

And she can only do this by completely surrendering herself to him.

Of course, such a man must be worthy or she'll suffer

And that's why submission to a man is not weak, but in fact, an act of supreme bravery for the feminine.

To put one's fate in another's hands, and trust that it will not be violated.

That she chose correctly, and he is not only a competent man, but a good man.

SHOW DAUGHTER.

You covered our faces for almost a year.

You called us racists.

You called us Nazis and KKK-sympathizers.

You called homophobic, transphobic, and xenophobic.

You censored us on virtually every social media networking system, silenced us, hid us from sight.

Has there been a moment in modern history where so many people in free societies have believed such damaging lies?
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It’s easy to point to the US, where nearly 90 per cent of people who voted for Donald Trump believe Joe Biden’s election victory was not legitimate.
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But it’s not just the US. In France, a minority of adults are confident that vaccines are safe, which explains why only 40 per cent say they plan to get a Covid-19 shot.
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Meanwhile, across the world, substantial minorities believe that the Covid-19 fatality rate has been “deliberately and greatly exaggerated”.
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How did it come to this? The simplest explanation — to repurpose a phrase from former US Treasury secretary Larry Summers — is: “There are idiots. Look around.”
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Lockdowns don’t actually work (see pinned tweet). One reason is that it’s preposterous to think one can just halt an interwoven societal fabric. So “lockdown” is instead just poor people risking exposure to continue providing goods/services to rich people sheltering in place.
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A thousand books can (and will) be written on the harms of lockdowns. This thread will instead focus on its epic exacerbation of the divide between rich & poor. Last week I let 30 studies do the talking; this time I will let 23 pictures tell the story.

1. High earners are the ones that can work from home:

2. Similarly, only a majority of those with a college or postgraduate degree can work from home (also note the disparity in race/income):

3. This is reflected in mobility by income bracket – those with the higher incomes are able to “stay safe, stay at home”:

Is it possible to fight against totalitarian statists without ever compromising conservative "principles?" Is it better to play "fair," and constantly lose? Can you grapple with monsters without becoming a monster? That's the question at the heart of the schism on the Right.

THE ABA WOMEN'S RIOT

Are you asking yourself who these women are? Majority of us wouldn't know them because we've been busy learning about Mother Theresa and the Fraudulent story of Mary Slessor.

In the morning of November 18th 1929, A man called "Emereuwa", Upon the directive of his boss okugo the warrant chief in Aba District walked into the compound of a widow called "Nwayereuwa", ordered her for a cencus of all her livestock and household.

The widow, Nwayereuwa knowing the census will determined how much she will be taxed by the British colonial government. She shouted on Emeruewa, "was your widowed mother at home counted?". An angry exchange ensued. Nwayereuwa resentfully rushed down to the town and market square,

consulted other disgruntled women, with palm frond, they mobilised other women. And that marked the beginning of one of the greatest resilience, rebellion and

uprising the British imperial colonial rule ever faced in Nigeria and Africa in general, called "The Aba Women's Riot" otherwise known as, "The Women Who Went To War".

STUDY FROM 1991 MAY HAVE FOUND ROOT CAUSE OF TRANSGENDER DISORDER

Overbearing Liberal Mothers with psychological disorders

boys who identified as girls, 53% of their mothers had Borderline Personality Disorders
Boys who knew they were boys it was only

"It is day eight in a depot in Lymm just outside Warrington, Cheshire and a lorry carrying frozen carrots and mixed herbs is still waiting for clearance to board a ferry from Birkenhead to Belfast".
"because the paperwork for a single pallet of carrots is missing key information"

**Guardian Report**

Hundreds of miles away in Lisburn in Northern Ireland, the haulage firm’s operations team have had no luck in persuading the British supplier that the carrots that were ordered on 27 December are now, in the third week in January, classed as an export

and must be accompanied by a litany of documents and certificates before the trailer can be cleared to board the ferry at Birkenhead.
Another supplier on the lorry had been struggling with the documentation requiring it to supply what is known as an “Incoterms”, which determines

who pays the duty in any tariff but also establishes a specific record as to who is the importer. But that was resolved on day seven.
Then there was also the supplier who had provided a commodity code that was two digits short. A simple key stroke mistake could be difference

between the lorry getting the red or the green light for entry to NI.
“It took half a day yesterday for me to clear the supply chain. I’ve got one more issue to go,” says the visibly stressed operations man simultaneously dealing with a sheaf of about 30 documents for

Which places have done the best job of protecting people from Covid? A thread.

Best at early action: TAIWAN. Quickly halted flights, quarantined travelers, implemented widespread testing, and quadrupled face mask production within a month. The US now has more cases and deaths every 5 minutes than Taiwan has had to date.

Best at learning from recent epidemics: LIBERIA. Hit hard by Ebola in 2014, Liberia was one of the first countries to screen for Covid at airports and implement comprehensive control measures, including rapid testing, complete contact tracing, and effective quarantine.

Best at crushing the curve: NEW ZEALAND, which began preparing hospitals and border control policies in February, then implemented a countrywide lockdown in late March with the goal of eliminating Covid entirely. Clear, empathetic communication has been essential.

Best location in the US: AMERICAN SAMOA. On high alert after a 2019 measles outbreak, health authorities halted all incoming passenger flights and have managed to prevent any Covid cases.

Adrian Wait
Injustice anywhere is a Threat to Justice everywhere…
A layman’s reflection.
The century enters its 21st year. In this time scandal and corruption has plagued this Nation… so much so that I know that what I present here is only the ‘tip-of-the-iceberg’.

We have had a myriad of scandals in and around Parliament, there was the utterly shameful debarkle of the Expenses scandal, a scandal that exposed the root of horrific levels of Greed,

sickening levels of presumed privilege, this was almost erased by the scandal of the world-wide obscenity of hypo-GREED on levels that most of us cannot imagine, the Toxic mortgages, loans and usury on ‘Columbian marching powder’

The rise and rise of money-laundering the transition of perceptions of democracy, has it became a burgeoning kleptocracy the Bankster moved their tanks on to Parliament square, Politics was swallowed by a mafia of toxic money, and evil, banal Banksters and hedgefunders.

HSBC lead the pack of banks laundering monies for Mexican Drug Barons, at the head of the British section a Vicar, the Rev Green, and a person who would temporarily take one of the highest positions at the BBC. The cronyism and corruption encircle and consumed

Hello 2021. I’ve been down with Covid since New Year's Day and it’s been pretty brutal. When I lived in India a few years ago I got dengue fever and typhoid at the same time. This has felt worse. And more scary. Thread. 1/12

Having written early on in the pandemic about the many weird ways Covid can attack the body, I knew what could be coming. Please take it seriously, and don’t listen to the loons who tell you it’s just flu. 2/12

I had excruciating back pain and headaches, a temperature but luckily not too much trouble breathing. My heart had a couple of funny turns, and 1 day last week I just burst into tears every time I tried to read or watch TV. Covid finds your vulnerabilities and attacks them. 3/12

I'm hopefully on the mend now, but still feel like I’ve been hit by a baseball bat. And I'm generally healthy with no underlying conditions. Thanks to the #NHS and the marvellous paramedics who keep everything moving and turned up twice at my house when I really needed them. 4/12

So, what’s been happening? Apparently it’s a lot more difficult to trade with the single market. Which must have come as a shock to anyone who thought talking to actual experts about practical problems - and, you know, facts - was just the latest iteration of Project Fear. 5/12

Society often assumes that good support will be available to childhood abuse survivors if they reach out for help & “talk to someone”. You assume this because you know it’s what we deserve, at the very basic level. But I’m here to tell you tonight that we do NOT get this support.

Most of us (especially women) just get a diagnosis of BPD/EUPD, which opens us up to stigma and abuse from the services who are supposed to help us. We are told constantly ON A LOOP that our behaviour needs to change and that we need to build resilience and “do better” at coping.

We are shamed into thinking that we’re not coping with the aftermath of abuse in the same way other survivors do, and that this is our own fault. We are silenced by the very people who Society assumes will help give us our voice back. We are abused and gaslighted all over again.

Hardly any of us get offered trauma therapy, and those who do are only offered time limited therapy. A therapy so short in time, that survivors often have to bend over backwards to “prove” that we are ready for it.

Voluntary services are often recommended to abuse survivors as suitable alternatives to NHS MH services, but pretty much all of them are closed to new referrals for therapy because their waiting lists are huge. There are even waiting lists to get on to the actual waiting list.

Year end holidays are a time for peace, family meeting and friendship. But not for stalkers. They have no life, just hatred. In the middle of January 1. night, haunted Ramla Akhtar, the Pakistani repulsive whore, was barking and ranting as usual.

No surprises Ramla Akhtar's Twitter account is such a stinking crap that it attracts no audience.
With her last 3200 tweets on @GruaAbuseArkive, Ramla Akhtar can only reach a 436 total engagement... 87% of her tweet are totally ignored.

With just two tweets, Bernard Grua, Ramla Akhtar's main stalking target, exceeds the engagement Akhtar "reaches" with 3200 tweets...

The very despicable part of Akhtar's stalking is that Bernard Grua's engagement of 291 (more than Akhtars total engagement) is on a tweet he made to answer Akhtar's calumnious denunciation to Nantes first deputy mayor, Bassem Asseh...

With more than 13,900 tweets via her two Twitter accounts, Akhtar still did not learn on how to use this Social Media. What a stupid troll.