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Jan 21, 2021Liked by mole at the counter

I know that this is a drop in the ocean but I wrote to three Scottish local papers who reported the Denen STEVEN Anderson story. I wrote as follows:

Dear Editor,

The title and the use of "woman" and female pronouns for your story above is deeply misleading, and gives a completely false idea of the identity and motivation of this criminal. As the court document reveals this person is of course a biological male, Denen STEVEN Anderson, a fact which which should have been made clear.

https://cdn.substack.com/image/fetch/f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fbucketeer-e05bbc84-baa3-437e-9518-adb32be77984.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F6bcdf9ee-71cc-4c2e-b493-dcf3a188d6d4_1914x712.jpeg

https://www.eveningtelegraph.co.uk/fp/denen-anderson-dundee-court/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=sharelink

You could have used an alternative and more accurate description, such as this title from the Metro: "Trans woman jailed for 15 years..." - https://metro.co.uk/2021/01/18/trans-woman-jailed-for-15-years-for-raping-another-woman-13921362/

It is entirely wrong to ascribe "rape" to women as they do not possess a penis. And similarly everyone knows that women do not collect child abuse material or fantasize about child abuse, as this criminal did. Women are occasionally convicted of child neglect, such as the case of Victoria Climbie. These are not cases of sexual abuse.

Why is the sex class of women being subjected to such targetted and very malicious slurs? I object very strongly on behalf of all women. This is mysogyny. We do not go around accusing men of being sexual predators unless they actually are sexual predators, as Denen STEVEN Anderson obviously is.

Can you please assure me that you will try to stick more closely to the facts when reporting?

Thank you.

Una-Jane Winfield

(Transwidow)

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Jan 21, 2021Liked by mole at the counter

I find it hard to believe senior people in BBC governance aren’t aware of what’s going on, but perhaps their strategic level thinking leads to less overview on operational matters. Through my DH I know personally a (non exec) member of the BBC board. Do people here think there is any point in contacting him about the level of bias and lack of balance in this area?

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All these grifters are laughing their heads off that the police, the judiciary and the media are dancing to their tune. Why are people in charge of the first two, who are, let’s face it, mostly men, standing for this insult, too? They are being manipulated by literally the worst and often the stupidest people imaginable, do they not feel insulted?

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The BBC has just sent round a survey asking what the public think about their service - I really enjoyed telling them that their marxist leftilib pcwokeness and their utter shameful bias in reporting neutrally and more important factually will be their end - I also said i was glad to not contribute to the coffers of the Trans B Corp any longer and wish them a speedy demise.

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BBC has not learnt from the Saville Scandal has it? They are still not learning. They seem not even willing to learn. I can hear Magdalen Berns yelling from her resting place that no one is listening. How do we stop this?

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Meanwhile in America, with a pen stroke the hair sniffer has just stripped 150 million women of all sex based human rights. I tried to tell the wokemongerers, but they would not listen. I hope to God someone can challenge the vicious old bastard's executive order. What he just did to the women of America is pure evil.

The transtaliban now has control.

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