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These are the same people who are assiduously rebranding pedos as "MAPs" and who love to tell us over and over that children aren't innocent and "know what they want" when it comes to their bodies.

DARVO.

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Absolutely. And they all speak in the same way, trill out the same phrases over and over again....fresh from Tyrannical Transworld HQ. Darkly disturbing, yet even more disturbing is the media's stubborn refusal to make all of this horror front page news.

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Yep. No, still repulsive.

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The photo was one of the saddest sights I’ve seen but that quote about a lovers caress is painful. We can all recall being young and learning gradually about love and sex if we’re lucky. This girl has been cruelly deprived of that natural development and if she is on medication much worse is to come. These perpetrators have no shame.

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Allison Bailey- not Allison Phillips!

But absolutely true. I heard her speech and it was caring and genuine, nothing remotely distasteful or inappropriate.

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"Girls are removing breasts that have never known a lover's caress."

TESTIFY!

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and maybe only a surgeons knife 😞

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Or can feed their child.

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I note that Tom is HIV+.

If he was born 40 years earlier lesbians like Alison would be wiping his arse and sitting with him in their spare time while he was left to slowly die, alone, in terrible pain abandoned by friends, family, and medical professionals alike in isolated hospital wards.

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God ,what a speech !! Absolutely wonderful . Made me want to cry ,even though I'm not lesbian !! With people like her on our side ,there's a lot more hope. She spoke with such eloquence and sincerity and every word was the complete ,unvarnished truth . I have already supported the LGB Alliance with small donations and will continue to do so in the foreseeable future ,whenever I can. Glad they're there! So ,well done to Alison and all the other women like her . Keep up the good fight x

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Juse the same as me, not gay but felt quite emotional listening to her and also support the LGB Alliance in my small ways. I think there are quite a few hetero women out there who now really identify with lesbians

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All women, whatever their sexualiy, experience misogyny and unwanted male intrusion. There are far more things that unite us than divide us.

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Absolutely.. Females are women regardless of sexual orientation ,colour ,race or religion. We stand together !!

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Listening to Allison Bailey reminding us of that bitch Thatcher's Section 28 brings back the nasty 80s. Those trans activists claiming marginalisation want to speak to gays and lesbians, and here, especially gay men who lived under the double whammy of Thatcher's homophobia and the 'gay plague' as AIDS was known.

I remember walking past a gay pub in Vauxhall and a car with some wankers inside drove past and two of said wankers yelled 'AIDS! AIDS!' out the window. Horrible stuff.

That Allison is finding trans activists worse than those bastards from the 80s says a lot.

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Wonderful Allison Bailey. As for the tweets, I don't know who Sall Grover is but she's brilliant!

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Sall is the CEO of Giggle, an all-female social network

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Ah, great. I'll check out her network. Thanks.

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Gosh, I love Sall.

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A few months back now, I rang the surgical partner of Mr. Miles Berry, talking about in this article: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8517287/Outrage-cosmetic-surgery-company-sells-T-shirts-scars.html. He claimed he was unaware what his partner was doing, by selling these T shirts and assured me he'd get that sorted. He did. I asked him if he knew what he wanted from life, who he was, how he felt about himself, sexually, when he was still a teenager, to the point of knowing that it was RIGHT to get bits of his body chopped off....He went very quiet. He had to be silent, as the answer to that question was "No, I had no idea who I was when I was a teenager'. I wonder if he ever envisaged chopping off the healthy breasts of young women? I also spoke to the clinic itself, as they are now tarred with the same Brush Of Revulsion, albeit, they refused to comment, but I made sure they listened. Graham, you referred to surgeons who do this as Mengele doctors/surgeons, I recall, when interviewed by BBC Newsnight by that awful woman who had not an ounce of interest, nor empathy, who was so hostile towards you. You were absolutely correct.

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'talking about' should be 'talked about'

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Richard Ma seems to be projecting something about himself into Alison Bailey's words. She's talking about very young women making decisions which will permanently change their bodies, and how they can experience sex before they've had the chance to explore their sexuality or have a sexual relationship.

If anything is 'creepy', it's the reality of that and what lies behind it.

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He also did not bother listening to the actual speech, only that 'he heard that' - that's academic rigour for you.

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Go to the original source - that's science and journalism 101. But Tweeting is so much easier.

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An article in today's Sunday Times, 'BBC Chief tells staff: Get used to hearing views you don't like', had a wonderfully revealing bit. It told of a heated Zoom meeting of the BBC LGBT staff's 'Pride Network' with the current head of news, Fran Unsworth.

A BBC journalist who'd attended said, "Fran was totally calm but determined about it. She was reacting to questions from the network that implied people shouldn't come across views they disliked. To me, it felt like she was having to explain journalism to idiots."

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Why would he bother? If he did hear it, he wouldn't listen to what she was saying and think about it. His mind and his agenda are set.

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This is a random comment, but I was just listening to "Uprising" by Muse in my car and think it works brilliantly for RadFem TERFS like us, what do you all think?

Paranoia is in bloom

The PR transmissions will resume

They'll try to push drugs that keep us all dumbed down

And hope that we will never see the truth around

(So come on)

Another promise, another scene

Another packaged lie to keep us trapped in greed

And all the green belts wrapped around our minds

And endless red tape to keep the truth confined

(So come on)

They will not force us

They will stop degrading us

They will not control us

We will be victorious

(So come on)

Interchanging mind control

Come, let the revolution take its toll

If you could flick the switch and open your third eye

You'd see that we should never be afraid to die

(So come on)

Rise up and take the power back

It's time the fat cats had a heart attack

You know that their time's coming to an end

We have to unify and watch our flag ascend

(So come on)

They will not force us

They will stop degrading us

They will not control us

We will be victorious

(So come on)

They will not force us

They will stop degrading us

They will not control us

We will be victorious

(So come on)

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Like it!

I always think ‘War’ by Bob Marley is fitting (if you replace race with sex and a few other words :)

“Until the philosophy which hold one *sex* superior

And another inferior

Is finally and permanently

Discredited and abandoned

Everywhere is war

Me say war

That until there no longer first class and second class citizens of any nation

Until the *sex* of a *human's* skin is of no more significance than the colour of her eyes

Me say war

That until the basic human rights are equally guaranteed to all

Without regard to *sex*

Dis a war

That until that day, dream of lasting peace, world citizenship

Rule of international morality

Will remain in but a fleeting illusion to be pursued, but never attained

Now everywhere is war

War

And until the ignoble and unhappy regimes that hold our *sisters* in Canada

In Netherlands, America

Sub-human bondage have been toppled, utterly destroyed

Well, everywhere is war

Me say war

War in the east

War in the west

War up north

War down south

War, war

Rumours of war

And until that day *all continents* will not know peace

We *terfs* will fight, we find it necessary

And we know we shall win, as we are confident

In the victory

Of good over evil

Good over evil, yeah

Good over evil

Good over evil, yeah

Good over evil

Good over evil, yeah

x

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Perfect !!

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Richard Ma retweets his own tweets an awful lot. I imagine this is because he's very interesting and relevant.

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It's an amazing speech - so glad they're releasing all the footage for those of us who couldn't be there. I can't wait to see Jo Bartosch deliver hers.

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Maybe a bit off topic but this article perhaps explains why the Stonewall swamp in Westminster has not yet been drained.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/60f9f704-43ff-11ec-90b4-dd43226240e0?shareToken=9f56939539be359f7fa024dccbd674db

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Very interesting. I also read a few months back that Liz Truss was being 'discouraged' from pursuing exit from Stonewall of all government departments. Her own FO joined the scheme while under that useless idiot Raab. Annoyingly too is Johnson's wife who is a great trans supporter. Still, at least, Tory women are still fearlessly speaking their mind such as Nikki da Costa in this case.

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Not off topic at all. Is that the same FO where they brought a case against a jurisdiction, the BVI, represented by a firm and a former UK Attorney General? Round and round and round we go...Poor 'Boris' has to take 'advice' from so many different 'sources' it must be so tough for the poor man. And his 'special advisers'.

I am intrigued to see the coverage of this issue now and where exactly it's being covered. The mind boggles.

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I've also noticed when women say things they don't like, these men say they are 'weird'. Tezzy (hi Tezzy!) does it here too. Funny that. Weird how? Why would you read something into words that just isn’t there?

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You're awfully nice to The Tez!

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Am I?! It just struck me that they have a limited word palette and he wrote the very same thing yesterday. Seeing as we know he lurks on here I thought I'd draw his attention to the fact that you know, we know. Get that out of the way nice and early. A little pre- emptive ego stroke so he knows he's being thought of and he can feel all nice and fuzzy and put his troll outfit away for now. He seems to put so much effort into his trolling I thought he might want to contribute something useful again, and it's nice to know you're noticed isn't it? Seeing as attention-seeking is what he seems to like to do best.

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A limited word palette is very good indeed. And that does not bode well for The Tez Brain. An old lady in a nursing home sat in a chair all day saying four-letter words, and as someone who knew her said, "She wouldn't have said shit if her mouth was full of it." I asked a friend who wrote a book about brain injuries why this would be, and she told me that if you have a "limited word palette" and have a stroke, e.g., your language center burns out and all you are left with is the words around the edges.

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Is Tezzy short for "trans lezzie" or something? I have to admit I've wondered that when reading his posts.

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In other words, a straight dude who wonders why no one will date him or even spend time with him!

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