lilith stuff

You dislike statements you disagree with. Clearly, you want men and boys in women and girl's spaces. That's pretty suspect behaviour. Often, the males who argue for this online most vocierously turn out to have bad motives. Here are some of those who spouted the same stuff you're now spouting. We called them out at the time. They ended up in jail.

If only she'd made a U-turn out of self-interest

@SandyofSuffolk And are people factoring in those mental public sector pensions that should have been paid out of enormous salaries by the individuals concerned?

As it appears to be pensioner bashing weekend and pensioners seem to be the ones wholly responsible for the dire economic state of the country, I thought I'd apprise you all of some facts and figures. Between April 2024 and March 2025, the cost of keeping asylum seekers in hotels was £2.1 billion. In 2023, £15.3 billion was spent on foreign aid. As of August 2025, there were 740,000 people aged between 16 and 24 years old receiving Universal Credit. The benefits bill for people aged between 16 and 64 in 2024/25 was £123 billion. In this decade (2020s), our annual net zero transition costs are estimated to be £125 billion. UK quangos cost the taxpayers between £376 - 391 billion per year (2023/4 figures). MPs' expenses (not salaries) are in the region of £130 - 150 million a year. The UK has committed to give the European Space Agency £1.84 billion for the period 2022/27. Since 2022, the UK has committed to give Ukraine £21.8 billion. The UK continues to give money to the EU under the Brexit divorce. As at March 2024, there is still £6.4 billion outstanding. 'Free breakfasts' in schools cost the UK taxpayers an estimated 1 billion per year. I'm sure I could go on. But it's just too depressing. The spending is out of all control, and rising. The interest on our national debt rises daily. And we're governed by socialists who love spending everyone's money but their own. As do all governments and councils. But, of course, it's all the fault of old age pensioners. Rolls eyes. A lot. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Just GO Charlie, FFS. Utterly unfit.

New Zealand’s belligerent gender activism “Over the past decade, many of us - but in particular young lesbians - have been pressured to redefine our own identities and boundaries. We have been told that sexual orientation must expand to include men who identify as women, that refusing sex with blokes is discriminatory, and that wanting spaces where lesbians can meet without men is exclusionary and cruel.” open.substack.com/pub/lesbianres…

Buckingham Palace has reportedly confirmed that the king will not be issuing an Easter message this year. Apparently, it isn't traditional for the monarch to issue a special message at Easter. Well, fine. But the king did issue a special message for Ramadan in February. So many Christians will understandably feel slighted. And many others will see it as yet another example of asymmetric multiculturalism.

@SamanthaTaghoy Lie with dogs, catch fleas.

Three days ago, Christians in Syria were brutally attacked and had their villages raided by Islamic militants Today, Keir Starmer rolled out the red carpet for the ISIS terrorist President of Syria While Christians bleed, Starmer pops the champagne for their butchers Pure evil

@SamaHoole I love my shirt, thank you Keith, Doris and Gerald. I wore it to the farm shop for breakfast yesterday.

Keith did not consent to being on a shirt. Keith was consulted. He looked at the design, looked at me, looked at the design again, walked through a fence, and was found in a neighbouring field twenty minutes later. We took this as approval. The shirts are selling fast. Keith's likeness has now been seen in fourteen countries. Keith remains in Devon, unimpressed, testing the new gate. fitawakening.co.uk/ruminati-store/

The short version of Keith, for everyone who's just arrived. Keith came down from a barn roof in Devon that he has been living on for eleven consecutive days to eat a cyclist's energy bar. That is not the context. That is simply what happened on Tuesday. The context is this. Keith descends from the Bezoar Ibex of the Zagros Mountains of Iran, an animal that navigates vertical cliff faces at 4,000 metres and extracts nutrition from thorned scrub in January at altitude. The domestication of the domestic goat was, by livestock standards, not particularly thorough: goats retained the independence and problem-solving ability that selective breeding had removed from cattle and sheep by the Bronze Age. Keith is the 10,000-year result of this. He has been on Dave's farm 14 months. He has opened every gate on the farm. His record against the seven: North field gate: 19 times. Third version. Three bolts. Keith is on day two. South field gate: 12 times. Yard gate: 7 times. Electric latch now fitted after Keith was found in the kitchen standing there. Looking. Not eating anything. Just standing. Feed store: 3 times. Third occasion: ate part of the latch mechanism before Dave noticed. Paddock: 4 times. Track gate: not yet opened. Keith has been assessing it every Wednesday since September. This is the longest assessment of any gate. Dave is not comforted by the duration. Road gate: Dave checks it every morning before Keith gets there. Twice. He cleared Dave's 12-year knotweed stand. The Environment Agency's chemical treatment quote for the same area was £4,000. Keith's fee was bramble, the east ditch, and the gate budget. The gate budget is £387. Margot, Dave's cousin's Anglo-Nubian, visited for a week. The corner post on Steve's boundary has a 4mm flex. Keith now knows about the 4mm flex. Keith is not in a hurry. Steve has filed 24 formal complaints. The Reverend has Dave's number. The knotweed is at 6%.

Hmmm. One can take from this, if true, several things, none of them favourable. I would probably have waited a while, until some political and/or economic successes had been banked, before making the boast. Or, was this an April's Fool?

@drljultra @DreyfusJames Any time 😃

@LilithStuff @DreyfusJames And even behaved in the (expensive but verrrrrryyyyyy nice) pub. Same again? 💛

Yes. There ARE bad & irresponsible dog owners. No. There are NOT ‘dog friendly’ places everywhere. Bottom line. Dogs are integral to this country. Here before you. Way before. Always have been. Always will be. Most people love them. You don’t? Too bad. Cope. 🤷

@drljultra @MattH_4America So true! Well, except Schnauzers, Cockapoos, Labradors and Springers...etc

@LilithStuff @MattH_4America Everyone except Scrabble loves Bear 😬💛

Nobody wants to see pictures of your dogs on X

@drljultra @DreyfusJames She is a star ⭐️

@DreyfusJames Scrabble, my nearly 15 year old Border, comes with me where practicable. She's seen me through a PhD, death of my wife, legal lunacy, and is often calmer than me. She *is* family (and has a small fan club) 💛

I turned down MMA fighter on a night out - so he punched me bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

1968-1973: The Minnesota Coronary Experiment runs at a state mental hospital. 9,000 patients. Randomised controlled trial. One group eats saturated fat. The other group eats vegetable oil instead. This is the gold standard study design. If vegetable oil is healthier, this will prove it. The results come in. They're... not published. Decades pass. The study is forgotten. The lead researcher Ancel Keys dies in 2004. The data sits in boxes somewhere. 2016: A research team at NIH stumbles onto something while doing a systematic review. They find a reference to a large Minnesota study that was never published. They track down the data. It's sitting in boxes. In a researcher's attic. For 43 years. They extract the data and publish the results in BMJ. The vegetable oil group had LOWER cholesterol. That part worked as predicted. But they had HIGHER death rates. For every 30-point reduction in cholesterol, there was a 22% increase in mortality risk. The group that ate vegetable oil instead of saturated fat had lower cholesterol and died more. This is the study that was supposed to prove vegetable oils were healthier. Instead it proved they were deadly. So they hid it in an attic for four decades. While the data was hidden, global vegetable oil consumption exploded. Governments recommended seed oils. Restaurants switched to them. Food manufacturers used them in everything. The study that proved vegetable oils kill people was hidden in boxes while the world was told to eat more vegetable oils. It wasn't suppressed by some conspiracy. It was just... forgotten. Because the results were inconvenient.

@AndriaDont99498 Men are no doubt cross with you because they know you can pull easier and faster than they can even dream of....

I made a post yesterday talking about how much I love being a biological woman and that its ok to look like me and not be trans. Straight men were PRESSED. I got so many hate comments and dm's. Men telling me Id never be them. Im a butch, bulk dyke, insert slur here. Here's the thing : I don't want to be them. I respect men. I admit men are fashionable which is why I go to a barber and shop in the men's section. But be one? I can't be. It's a biological impossibility. In fact, I am feminine in every way outside of my style. So why are men so angry? Simple. Genetics. Men are pre dispositioned to see a standard female of standard female proportions as mating material. It's how we've kept our species alive. They're conditioned to see men as a threat. It goes back to cave days. So they see me. And subconsciously they think - Not mating material. Must be threat. But wait. Not man. Brain short circuit. I blame modern gender bending and radical Trans idealogy for the blurred lines. Clothing does not change your gender. Not all women have to dress for the male gaze.

Oxford University researchers have discovered the densest element yet known to science... The new element, Governmentium (symbol=Gv), has one neutron, 25 assistant neutrons, 88 deputy neutrons and 198 assistant deputy neutrons, giving it an atomic mass of 312. These 312 particles are held together by forces called morons, which are surrounded by vast quantities of lepton-like particles called pillocks. Since Governmentium has no electrons, it is inert. However, it can be detected because it impedes every reaction with which it comes into contact. A tiny amount of Governmentium can cause a reaction that would normally take less than a second, to take from 4 days to 4 years to complete. Governmentium has a normal half-life of 2 to 6 years. It does not decay, but instead undergoes a reorganisation in which a portion of the assistant neutrons and deputy neutrons exchange places. In fact, Governmentium's mass will actually increase over time, since each reorganisation will cause more morons to become neutrons, forming isodopes. This characteristic of moron promotion leads some scientists to believe that Governmentium is formed whenever morons reach a critical concentration. This hypothetical quantity is referred to as a critical morass. When catalysed with money, Governmentium becomes Administratium (symbol=Ad), an element that radiates just as much energy as Governmentium, since it has half as many pillocks but twice as many morons.