Stories I've covered that no-one else will touch

Glenn Greenwald @ggreenwald

Just as the current epidemic of online censorship began with the age-old tactic of targeting someone widely disliked (Milo, then Alex Jones), these censors are trying to create a censorship precedent for Substack by forcing them to boot one bad writer, then expand from there:

Jesse Singal @jessesingal

Parker Molloy has accused Anne Helen Peterson of lacking integrity and working at a "bigotry factory" (Substack). Interesting to see where this goes. Also, my great-grandpa, lacking other options, put in LONG hours at the bigotry factory in Bialystok to get my family here. https://t.co/56uGgIC6g0

A “bad writer”, huh?

Here are some of the stories I’ve covered in the last year that no-one else will touch for fear of being cancelled.

Men on lesbian dating apps calling themselves lesbians. Pure homophobia, but unrecognised as such by men like Greenwald who don’t seem to consider lesbians human.

The man of the moment, ‘Aimee’ Challenor.

Judith Butler signing petitions for and against silencing David Miller.

“Princess Mom”, the lactation/breastfeeding fetishist who invaded a Facebook group for young mothers.

Racist progressives comparing men to black and disabled women.

Irish students trying to ban feminists and LGB groups.

The Pink News journalist threatening people via DM.

Morgan Page, The Stonewall ‘Leader’ who ran a workshop called ‘Overcoming the Cotton Ceiling’.

The AGP, porn-addled male nominated for a women’s prize for fiction.

Scotland introducing a hate crime bull that protects men dressed as women, but not women.

An Irish drag artist spreading damaging, hateful lies about Irish lesbians.

Pink News scrambling to rewrite history.

The continuing campaign of lies and harassment directed against JK Rowling.

Sissy porn and the trans movement.

Amazon profiting from paedophilia.

Eli Erlick.

Rachel Levine’s disgraceful non-answers to crucial questions.

The BBC forcing gender identity ideology down our throats. (But remember to pay your license fee because the punishment could be rape.)

I really could go on, but I’m a bit exhausted. It’s somewhat draining to be one of the few people covering this stuff. But while I’m doing so, perhaps I could ask my fellow journalists to maybe not talk about me in the same breath as Alex fucking Jones? Just because you’re too frightened of Parker Molloy to cover this stuff doesn’t mean the rest of us are somehow defective for doing so.

And sure, I’ve made mistakes. I’m not perfect! Far from it! But how about this? How about YOU start covering this stuff properly? How about you stop smearing the women and men who spotted the fucking paedophile ring at the heart of Reddit and Stonewall four years before you did? Maybe then, the few of us brave enough to cover a huge societal and linguistic shift can have a bit a of a break, not be harassed constantly by lunatics, and make fewer mistakes?

All you have to do is your fucking jobs.