I’ve Just Got Something In My Eye
A group of radical feminists has rescued thirty Afghan women from the Taliban.
Dr Phyllis Chesler is a psychotherapist, writer, academic and women’s rights campaigner. She assembled an amazing team of rad fems who have succeeded in rescuing thirty feminists from Afghanistan.
“We Jews have an expression. ‘Saving one life is like saving a world.’ And here we are, a band of sisters, well on our way to having saved more than thirty worlds and counting.”
If you’re able to help this team of superheroines to care for the Afghan women they saved, you can make a donation here.
Women Won’t Wheesht Internationally
“Marion Millar has received support from around the world.”
Marion received messages from all over the globe, including Canada, Spain, Italy, France, Finland and Japan. Sovereign Women Speak, a female-only group in Washington, sent a video message of themselves chanting the rally cry.
Women Won’t Wheesht In Court
When Marion appeared at a preliminary bail hearing at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Tuesday, the huge support for her was obvious. Women made their presence felt.
And there was tremendous support for Marion on social media, too.
Women Won’t Wheesht In Holyrood
There was a wonderful turnout and show of strength at the demonstration in Edinburgh on Thursday.
Hundreds of people gathered outside the Scottish parliament to demonstrate against the government’s proposed self ID legislation.
You can hear some of the event’s brilliant speeches here.
Susan On Substack
Phenomenal and fearless journalist, Susan Dalgety, has started a Substack site on which she will document the campaign against self ID in Scotland.
Cometh The Hour, Cometh The Man
Speaking of phenomenal & fearless, there’s an interview with wor Graham in The Times this week.
“All I can do is keep ringing the bell because, as far as I’m concerned, this is second only to climate change as being the most important thing happening today. It’s an absolute onslaught on women’s rights, they’re actually returning them to the pre-suffragette era.”
Thank you so much for standing up for women, Graham. Like James, we couldn’t admire you more.
And you can hear Graham’s interview with Andrew Doyle on the Free Speech Nation podcast or watch on YouTube.
On The Mantel Piece
Author Hilary Mantel was interviewed in Italian magazine, La Repubblica, and spoke out against gender identity ideology and the vitriol heaped on JK Rowling.
She said the attacks on JK Rowling were ‘unjustified and shameful’, adding “It is barbaric that a tiny minority should take command of public discourse and terrify those who disagree with them.”
News Of The Week
Sonia Appleby has won £20,000 in damages in her case against the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust.
A social worker and psychotherapist with decades of experience, Sonia Appleby is the Safeguarding Lead for Children at the trust’s Gender Identity Development Service. After she raised a number of concerns about the treatment of its patients, she feels she was vilified, ostracised, subjected to quasi-disciplinary action and actively prevented from doing her job.
The outcome of the employment tribunal held in June has ruled in Appleby’s favour. The panel found that she suffered reputational damage and was prevented from doing her work on safeguarding as a result of making known her concerns.
(By the way, BBC Newsnight, we look forward to your long overdue apology to Graham, who raised these very same concerns when he appeared on your programme and was treated appallingly for doing so.)
Women Won’t Wheesht In Wales
A group of wonderful Welsh women are organising a demonstration outside the Senedd in Cardiff on 14th September to protest against the government’s ‘LGBTQ+ Action Plan’ which has serious implications for women and gay and lesbian people.
And Finally…
Marion's arrival at court was the stuff that biopics are made from! Let's hope that some enterprising filmmaker somewhere - not Hollywood - will lay her story down on celluloid for posterity. With Glinner writing the screenplay.
I always so look forward to the Good News Edition! Makes me feel so much more positive about the future.