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There is a deeply-embedded sickness in the Western world now. The “trans” nonsense is just part of it. The sickness is actually being promoted by the power-concentrations of our society— Government, the msm, big business etc.
“A transgender activist who served 30 years in jail for attempted murder has told the crowd at a Trans Pride march if they saw a ‘TERF’, they should punch them in the face.
Sarah Jane Baker was one of the speakers at the Trans+ Pride event in London yesterday and used her speech to call for violence against those critical of trans ideology.
She told the cheering crowd: ‘I was gonna come here and be really fluffy and be really nice and say yeah be really lovely and queer and gay… Nah, if you see a TERF, punch them in the f****** face.‘”
[Daily Mail]
The whole madness of this sort of thing has to be exterminated.
Incidentally, even the Daily Mail calls that individual “she” etc… Words are important. Designations are important.
The NHS has to be improved, meaning reformed, in many ways. Money is only part of it, and not even the most important.
“The NHS is still letting staff waste more than 26,000 hours a year attending ‘woke’ events as waiting lists have soared to a record 7.4million.
The Daily Mail revealed last year how ‘staff networks’ used £1million of taxpayers cash to put on non-clinical activities between 2019 and 2022.
These events, often during the working day, focused on transgender issues, sexuality and racism. They included a ‘tea and rainbow cake’ picnic and a special session on pronouns.“
[Daily Mail]
Knives are not a problem. Those who carry and use them are a problem. Most of the latter, these days, are black or brown. I should prefer to see it lawful to carry a knife, but unlawful and heavily punished to threaten to use one, and very heavily punished to actually stab or slash anyone.
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What is really behind all this Chinese railway-building in Africa? Just influence-building? Just economic enterprise? Is there some long-term Chinese plan to colonize all or most of Africa, or maybe all or most of sub-Saharan Africa, “Black Africa”?
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That sort of nonsense scarcely existed even a decade ago, not as an aggressive and demanding movement, and was neither heard of nor tolerated in 2000, let alone 1990, 1980, 1970, 1960. I think that we must ask what are the powerful and wealthy forces promoting all this stuff., and why they are promoting it. #Great Reset…
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The answer, as of today— 396. No less than 396 utter mugs, each sending pseudo-activist and grifter/fraudster “Jack Monroe” anything from £3.50 to £44 a month via the Patreon website.
Most of the msm are now avoiding “Jack Monroe”, but it seems that a few dozy scribblers and talking heads have still not got the message (see below):
“Answer came there none“…
More narcissistic self-promotion. Other women (mainly) have tried the same “I am a victim” attention-seeking, including Jess Phillips MP and “grifter”/fraudster “Jack Monroe”, the latter of whom most recently claimed to have reporters and stray peasants peering in her windows and ringing her doorbell. “Jack Monroe” also claimed that “celebrities” like her (ha…) were protected by a special Essex Police “celebrity and VIP” squad, which in fact does not exist. Neither did the “reporters” and stray peasants supposedly peering in at her windows and ringing doorbells etc.
One good piece of news is that another online self-promoter, part-Jew “activist” “Russ in Cheshire” (another supposedly “anti-Tory” “fighter”, like “Supertanskiii” and “Man Behaving Dadly”), has “left Twitter”. If so, very good news, but “Jack Monroe” has “left Twitter” many times and always returns with tales further stretching credulity (mental health emergencies, fake cancer diagnoses, terror threats, stalkers etc) and begging for more “donations”.
In fact, “Russ in Cheshire” has apparently merely moved his, er, operation over to the new Threads social media site; so he lives on to “grift” another day, so to speak.
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If there does erupt a “revolution” in Russia, it will not be because of the war against the Kiev regime, unless perhaps the war is “lost” completely, which seems very unlikely.
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Ian Robert Millard 
We should say to all those sick degenerates who call themselves “transpeople”: There is no such a thing as “a trans person” or “trans”; you are just a mentally ill freak who do not know what you are, or won’t accept who you are. You cannot fight Nature, neither deny reality!
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Claudius:
My own view is more nuanced. There *are* a very small number of unfortunate people who are genuine “freaks of Nature”, but the tidal wave of all this “trans” stuff, 99% of it, is fake, and is being promoted quite deliberately by those whose intent is to destroy society as it has been known for millennia. A real force of real Evil.
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I agree with you; my rant was directed towards the sick, fake “trans” who are exploiting this wave if degeneracy. Very few people are really “trapped” in a body that does not match their sexual orientation, I can understand that and I am sorry for them. The same like those who are homosexual (male or female) but behave discreetly, without making a fuss about their sexual orientation. I worked with some of them and they were very good mates.
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Trans people comprise just one in every two hundred people in this country which is a mere 0.5% of the population.
There are some people who genuinely feel they were born jn the wrong body. They should be treated with a degree of sympathy but if they wish to change gender then they must think very, very carefully about it and the state should allow them to do it but only after much thought.
What the SNP announced in Scotland ie allowing people as young as 16 to easily proclaim they are of a different gender and only waiting a tiny time period of just six months was ridiculously liberal.
The requirements to undergo gender transition need to be far tougher than that and this Trans Lobby needs to quit being so loud and vociferous in their constant demands.
Trans rights need to be balanced with the rights of others in society.
As for the Conservative Party making this an election issue it is but I would remind them that the PRIME issue of ‘social conservatism’ is immigration. That is the one that will move the most votes.
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A small number of people genuinely believe they were born into the wrong bodies ie they feel they are a boy/man even though they were born with a vagina or they think they are really a girl/woman though they were born with a penis.
We are talking about perceived gender identity here NOT sexual orientation which is an entirely different matter.
Gay men are sexually attracted to other people of the SAME ACTUAL GENDER as themselves ie other men.
Gay women (lesbians) are sexually attracted to others of the SAME ACTUAL GENDER as themselves ie other women.
Bisexual women and men are sexually attracted to others of BOTH ACTUAL GENDERS.
The trans issue should be kept away from the Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual one. The T in LGBT should be separated as it is a different issue. The T stands apart.
Sexual orientation is simply not the same as perceived gender identity.
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The NHS is such a vast organisation that it is probably unable to be reformed properly. After all, it is supposed to be one of the world’s largest employers and second only to the army of the People’s Republic of China.
The ethos of the NHS which is to provide for quality healthcare at the point of need for all people regardless of their weath levels is clearly right but can’t it be done in a different way?
I think we could learn something from the models of some Continental countries like Germany or France.
Mrs Thatcher should have used her massive majorities to be a bit braver and changed the model of universal healthcare in this country. One of the worst aspects of the NHS is that it is used by the Labour Party as a constant political football. Also, it features in leftist pro immigration propaganda all the time too. That needs to be taken away from these globalists.
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No, it should only be lawful to have a knife in public if you need it for your job ie if you are a chef or you have some other good reason to have it.
I do understand why some people carry them for other reasons ie because they don’t feel safe. British governments from both parties have massively failed on law and order for the last fifty odd years and continue to do so.
We need tougher sentencing in general with some Asian countries like Singapore, South Korea and Japan being our models, massively expanded police forces that are well motivated, well paid, better trained, well led by NON PC Chief Constables, and more police stations to be built including some mini police stations like the Japanese Koban ones.
Prison capacity needs to be increased and we need more judges and magistrates. A justice system that has not been sufficiently invested in and which has too few judges, magistrates, court buildings etc is one where justice is delayed and justice delayed is a significant impediment to law and order being maintained.
Massively reduced immigration would help matters here too. Too much of it can cause social fractures to develop and less social cohesion which is a good breeding ground for crime to occur.
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One reason the US has such a high murder rate even in the states that use capital punishment is because guns are too easily available.
Virtually all humans are capable of murdering others but to my mind it is easier to murder another person using a gun rather than a knife. To use a knife to kill another human being you have to be a bit of an animal whereas to use a gun is a bit easier on the conscience and is all too easily done. Most people don’t murder because they have decent moral values but for those who don’t and therefore have murderous inclinations using a gun would still be easier to contemplate doing than knifing someone to death.
The US could lower its murder rate quite markedly just by having better gun control. They ought to try doing this.
Yes, knifes and guns don’t murder people by themselves but even so restricting their availability can prove useful in lowering crime rates.
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Sounds like we have a supporter on transsexualism and the Trans Lobby and their increasingly radical and assertive demands:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hayes_(British_politician)
Good to see that he endorses quite centrist economics and doesn’t have a perverse addiction to the alleged wonders of globalist free trade like too many Tory ‘Right-wingers’ do which is a position more traditionally at home in the Liberal Democrats/Liberal Party.
I would disagree with him slightly about heatwaves though. Yes, some people can be a bit snowflake like about them but it is a clear medical fact that sustained heatwaves can be dangerous for the very young and elderly people as any doctor will tell you. This was evidenced last year when many extra people died on top of the normal death rate due to the heat all over Europe and this country as well.
Sir John Henry Hayes could make for an decent Home Secretary.
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