Harry-says-NO

@Ambo39 @Katie_Lam_MP You stated British.

@Notrollsallowe1 @Katie_Lam_MP Think you’ll find the groups you mention have, generally, no great love for America whereas the Right and especially the Hard Right positively drool over Trump’s America. They’re glad to do his bidding.

This Government has pushed through one of the biggest benefits increases in decades, at the expense of hard-working people. And their justification is completely misleading. It won’t help people who’ve fallen on hard times. It will drag everybody down.

“It has subsumed our lives for a decade. We've faced down threats and abuse, some from politicians or funded lobbyists who preach about tolerance and ‘detoxifying’ public life from one side of their mouths and smear us with the other.”

@Ambo39 @Katie_Lam_MP Think you'll find that's the ultra left wing, socialists, fabians and communists.

@Katie_Lam_MP The disgusting Right wing of British politics is only happy when it is dividing our country against itself.

Just arrived in Cardiff for One Year Later protest and the police are here in their rainbow-badged van, same as last time. No fear or FAVOUR, eh?

@SouthCardiff why are you still displaying the Trans flag, especially at a women's rights protest. Still 'no fear of favour ' seems you'll be next on the list for a court appearance. @JaneMuddPCC

Chief Constable Jeremy Vaughan KPM south-wales.police.uk/police-forces/… The man responsible for the police in cardiff displaying the TRA stickers @southcardiff @JaneMuddPCC

@crashonrepeat @iamaerell @MarcyVix No one can take pictures of you in the women's toilets if you're not in the fucking women's toilets. Dullard.

@iamaerell @MarcyVix “I want to photograph you undressed and circulate the images without your consent, but if you say no you’re the sexual predator” - terf ideology

JK Rowling instructs cult members to try to photograph women using the toilet if they suspect them of being trans, and to circulate the images online as revenge porn. This woman is violent and dangerous. Do not give her your money.

Please, please, PLEASE report me to the police, please, please PLEASE persuade them to come to my house and arrest me. This will take my crowdfunder to stratospheric heights. I am out today to protest against the failure of the Government to obey the law but will be back on Sunday!

@bsuzy02ndacnt @SVPhillimore I think I could baffle them with the law and I'm not even a lawyer! 😂

@SVPhillimore Oh interesting. Are you going to baffle them with the Law? 😁

@GBB1128505 @_ConnieShaw @theasewell05 @OctaviaEvans_ Says a bot.

@_ConnieShaw @theasewell05 @OctaviaEvans_ You lead an unbelievably pathetic and empty life.

I was almost refused service at a pub last night due to my gender critical views. My friends @theasewell05, @OctaviaEvans_ and I had to explain why this would be unlawful. I'm glad the staff eventually understood and apologised. We ended up having very interesting and civilised discussions about the rights of women and LGB people.

@LegalGengar @ElliotHammerSR @WingsScotland @SpeechUnion @BAMLLP @QcWynter True! 😂

@Notrollsallowe1 @ElliotHammerSR @WingsScotland @SpeechUnion @BAMLLP @QcWynter Surely if you were paying me per word, I’d want to be loquacious to increase my fee? 😂

Very pleased to report that C of A has refused permission in Watson v GMP. Also pleased to report the CofA refused application for contempt of court against @WingsScotland and I. Grateful for @SpeechUnion support and @BAMLLP team.

@LegalGengar @ElliotHammerSR @WingsScotland @SpeechUnion @BAMLLP @QcWynter Succinct, almost like I'm paying you per word! 🤣

@Notrollsallowe1 @ElliotHammerSR @WingsScotland @SpeechUnion @BAMLLP @QcWynter No.

@WingsScotland @ElliotHammerSR @SpeechUnion @BAMLLP @QcWynter @LegalGengar Yay! I can hear the ship's horn from here. 😁

@Notrollsallowe1 @ElliotHammerSR @SpeechUnion @BAMLLP @QcWynter @LegalGengar Oh, Mr Watson is very much scheduled for a trip in the same boat.

@WingsScotland @ElliotHammerSR @SpeechUnion @BAMLLP @QcWynter @LegalGengar Ah, shame. Perhaps this loon can be next on their list!

@Notrollsallowe1 @ElliotHammerSR @SpeechUnion @BAMLLP @QcWynter @LegalGengar No, that’s Fat Tony Hayden.

@tiinaligema @joshxhowie @GBNEWS Says the loony green trans lover. Yuk.

@joshxhowie @GBNEWS GBNews says it all. Anyone prepared to use this platform is clearly only interested in a fascist racist audience.

We were made aware of concerns regarding an upcoming private booking within the last 24 hours. After fast-tracking our usual processes and careful consideration, we have decided that the event will proceed on Free Speech Nation this Sunday 7pm @GBNEWS.

@Justabaker17 @acts_grassroots @TheAttagirls @WomenofSurrey Stay safe, hope there are legions of you. Sorry to be poorly and miss this important protest.

@TheAttagirls Marching today in Westminster with @WomenofSurrey. Hoping for better weather but prepared for rain. See you on the front lines, Lily. Thank you @acts_grassroots for organising.

Woman of the Day teacher and suffragist Pippa Strachey (1872-1968) of London, the organisational genius behind the very first major suffrage protest, the Mud March, in 1907. That was 119 years ago, yet today, women are gathering in Westminster, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Manchester, Belfast, Plymouth, and Houghton-le-Spring, because once again, the government is ignoring women’s voices and prioritising the feelings of men — a very small subset of men, but men nonetheless - over the rights of women. The Mud March featured a brass band, carriages and motor cars carrying women’s suffrage flags and banners, and 7,000 women wearing matching rosettes, with around forty women’s groups from all over the country taking part. It required much soothing and smoothing by Pippa of "all sensibilities and political disagreements” beforehand to reconcile women’s groups with differing points of view but it was a triumph of diplomacy. Only the Pankhursts’ WSPU declined to attend in an official capacity but many of its leading members were there anyway: Christabel Pankhurst, Annie Kenney, Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence. Today, there will be women’s groups and banners from all over the UK listening to notable speakers drawn from women’s organisations. No “soothing and smoothing of all sensibilities and political disagreements” is needed. We are united and we want one simple thing: for @bphillipsonmp to stop dithering and lay the EHRC guidance before Parliament. Her decision not to do so — and it is a decision — is causing harm to women (and men) and especially to children, because government departments, councils, retailers, employers and schools think they are excused from following the law. 119 years ago, Pippa, who had no experience of organising anything like this, made it a full team effort. The Artists’ Suffrage League produced posters and postcards. The marchers’ rosettes were made by the Actresses’ Franchise League. The London Society for Women’s Suffrage placed ads everywhere to publicise the event and encourage women from all walks of life to attend. Everyone played a part. It was a stroke of genius. Rachel Strachey, close ally of Millicent Fawcett and Pippa’s sister-in-law, wrote: “In that year, the vast majority of women still felt that there was something very dreadful in walking in procession through the streets. To do it was to be something of a martyr, and many of the demonstrators felt that they were risking their employments and endangering their reputations, besides facing a dreadful ordeal of ridicule and public shame.” Does that sound at all familiar? Thousands of women set off down Rotten Row with the brass band leading, Millicent Fawcett at the front, followed large contingents of women from all over the country, marching under banners that proclaimed their various professions and trades. The only thing that couldn’t be planned for was the weather. On the day, it rained incessantly: “mud, mud, mud" everywhere, according to Millicent Fawcett, which is why it was known as the Mud March. Today, it will rain incessantly in Cardiff, which is where I’ll be with my @WomenOfWessex sisters. It won’t put us off, any more than the mud did 119 years ago. We women are made of stern stuff. Back then, The Observer warned that the women’s movement should “educate its own sex rather than seeking to confound men". That’s straight out of NHS Fife and NHS Darlington’s playbook, don’t you think? The pro-suffrage Morning Post (now The Telegraph) deplored the "scoffs and jeers of enfranchised males who had posted themselves along the line of the route, and appeared to regard the occasion as suitable for the display of crude and vulgar jests". The Graphic (later the Daily Sketch), also pro-suffrage, carried a photo of a man dramatically holding up a pair of scissors "suggesting that demonstrating women should have their tongues cut out". Today, we face derision and similar threats from masked men. No, I’m not going to repeat them. You all know exactly how much male fury is unleashed whenever women dare to speak up in defence of their lawful rights. “Both sides”, my foot. Four days after the Mud March, NUWSS leaders met with the Parliamentary Committee for Women's Suffrage to discuss plans for a private member’s Bill proposing that women should have the vote subject to the same property qualification that applied to men. Relatively few women would have qualified and the sponsor was hopeful. The Bill was talked out. It took another eleven years before women over 30 were accorded the right to vote, and 21 years before all women were enfranchised on the same terms as men. The Supreme Court’s clarification of the Equality Act 2010 is almost 365 days old, yet public servants are still hounded for recognising biological sex, NHS staff are still denied access to single-sex changing rooms, women are still denied lawful single-sex services and placed at risk. Lesbians still face exclusion because they do not accept men as lesbians. Women in prison are still locked up with men. All of this is unlawful, Ms Phillipson. All of it. You could put a stop to it tomorrow. You would have the law and the courts on your side, so what’s holding you back? Women are rising. #OneYearLater #SupremeCourtRuling

@sugarGSP @Jordansurf1982 @lefttheleftffs You're not being honest to yourself or women. You're forcing women to agree to you being a subset of a woman. That's coercion. Live out your fantasies privately and with dignity.

@Jordansurf1982 @lefttheleftffs But I’m not though? I’m just living my life. There’s not about how in life that brings me any gratification other than knowing I’m being honest to who I am. Also there’s no way the male fantasy is living as a woman. I don’t know any person that would choose to be trans. It’s hell

Are we really doing this again!? If your feminism doesn’t include ALL women, it’s not feminism.