David Paisley continues to harass lesbian Ceri Black using Northern Irish police

Harrop and Paisley use trans rights as a cover to harass and terrify women

Northern Irish police have read Ceri Black her rights on the orders of Scotland’s answer to Adrian Harrop, the actor and troll, David Paisley.

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UPDATE: the police just rocked up at my door. They looked scared, weirdly. Slightly breathless scared. The officer apologised to me, then read me my rights. Then he told me that he was going to report "this matter" to the Prosecution service.

Previously, Paisley used Scottish police to harass and terrify feminist Marion Millar because he thought a Suffragette ribbon looked like a noose. The resulting publicity threatened to turn Marion into a hero and the Scottish police into a laughing stock before the charges finally went away.

Now, Northern Ireland police—trained by Stonewall and unleashed by Paisley—are bothering a lesbian for a tweets she wrote about safeguarding. Like most men who support gender identity ideology, Paisley has little understanding of the concept, or even why it's necessary. He treats basic boundaries as if they were trivial, outdated concepts, and blurs the boundaries around the conversation to score points.

Meanwhile, police forces all over the UK have been trained by an organisation whose leader compares lesbians to racists and gender-critical positions to antisemitism. It is a match made in hell. An overreaction to the damning findings of the Stephen Lawrence report means that police are acting as reputation managers, goons, enforcers—whatever you want to call the relationship— for men who have found in trans rights activism a cover for their aggressive, sadistic misogyny.

The cases of Marion Millar and Ceri Black mean that an official investigation into Stonewall, and the activist bullies empowered by them, could not come soon enough.