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Janet Inglis

@ThatAussieWoman

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Australia Katılım Ağustos 2019
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Janet Inglis
Janet Inglis@ThatAussieWoman·
The Supreme Court of NSW has ordered @KirralieS to pin this post to all her social media accounts. I'm pinning it to mine to highlight the Authoritarian dictates being forced on Australian women by the State. We are being ordered to lie under threat of serious and debilitating court ordered punishment and financial penalty. For calling men 'Men'. The State is trying to force us to lie. It is compelling our speech so we will adopt and spread an Official State Belief. I will not comply. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE LOCAL COURT OF NSW AS VARIED BY THE SUPREME COURT OF NSW Following proceedings in the Local Court of NSW (2024/78280) the Local Court of NSW has declared that Kirralie Smith and Binary Australia contravened section 38S of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1997 (NSW) by making and publishing various social media posts between 19 January 2023 and 27 March 2023 and a newsletter dated 19 January 2023 that incited hatred towards, serious contempt for, or severe ridicule of a soccer player on the ground that she is a transgender person. Public acts that incite hatred towards, serious contempt for, or severe ridicule of, a person or group of persons on the ground that the person or group are transgender are unlawful under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW). The Local Court of NSW has ordered Kirralie Smith and Binary Australia to pay damages to the soccer player, and to remove the offending posts and to not repeat or continue the offending behaviour. theothercheek.com.au
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Kaeley Triller
Kaeley Triller@KaeleyT·
I’m not angry that Caitlin Clark refused to get drawn into the trans debate. Homegirl is hated enough for just being a phenom. Not everyone owes us a turn on the chopping block. I would be a lot more upset if she said men should be allowed to play in women’s sports, but she didn’t say that. She just decided not to take on yet another controversy in the immediate aftermath of a loss. Would it be amazing if she chose to weigh in for women? Absolutely. But I’m not going to demonize her. I mean, let’s be honest, half the armchair quarterbacks on Twitter run scared of a mean tweet even in their anonymity…
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Janet Inglis@ThatAussieWoman·
No little girl dreams of being just like Bruce Jenner when they grow up.
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Connor Tomlinson
Connor Tomlinson@Con_Tomlinson·
My wife just spent four hours waiting in Urgent Care at the nearest hospital, on the advice of the NHS Maternity Service, because she's showing signs of preeclampsia. Can lead to fatal blood clots. She's a high-risk pregnancy. Seen by an African nurse who barely speaks English, and makes multiple spellings errors in her notes and hospital letter. After four hours of waiting, she's seen by a doctor — who tells her to make her own way to another hospital to wait in the Accident & Emergency department to get tested there instead. Comes home and calls the hospital, who transfers her to a maternity service, also staffed by an African woman with an indecipherable accent, totally indifferent to the urgency of the situation. Tells her to come into the hospital and wait. We went to this same hospital months ago, when we thought she had miscarried. Took seven hours to see us, and after telling us twice we had probably lost the baby, they did an ultrasound which showed she was fine. Somehow, they managed to miss A SECOND BABY with the ultrasound, though. So now she's in A&E for another few hours, either for a life-threatening condition that's getting worse while she waits, or for something a quick scan and an Aspirin prescription will fix in moments. No wonder maternal mortality has increased. The incompetence, inefficiency, waste, and negligence in NHS maternity services is astounding. It's not just strain on the system from demand: it's that frontline staff are not compassionate or qualified. Nobody seems willing to criticise this because it's mean, but so many people who interact with NHS services have a bad story. It doesn't have to be like this. I don't care what needs to change to make it work. Just make it fit for purpose.
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Scott@ScottJonesy·
My wife nearly died giving birth to our daughter. She had the highest category of bleed you can get and not immediately be pronounced dead. My wife was going blue, I was holding our newborn daughter and it was fucking ME 'packing' her downstairs up to stem the bleed. The ref trolley protocol kicked in as of me going apeshit at the midwifes, who I could barely understand due to language differences. It took ages of my bullying and complaints but we eventually got a 'Birth Debrief'. Absolute fucking waste of time as it was the NHS checking their own fucking homework. The NHS spends out more £ on maternity malpractice payouts than they do on maternity care. The NHS is *NOT* a safe environment, currently, to give birth.
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My wife just spent four hours waiting in Urgent Care at the nearest hospital, on the advice of the NHS Maternity Service, because she's showing signs of preeclampsia. Can lead to fatal blood clots. She's a high-risk pregnancy. Seen by an African nurse who barely speaks English, and makes multiple spellings errors in her notes and hospital letter. After four hours of waiting, she's seen by a doctor — who tells her to make her own way to another hospital to wait in the Accident & Emergency department to get tested there instead. Comes home and calls the hospital, who transfers her to a maternity service, also staffed by an African woman with an indecipherable accent, totally indifferent to the urgency of the situation. Tells her to come into the hospital and wait. We went to this same hospital months ago, when we thought she had miscarried. Took seven hours to see us, and after telling us twice we had probably lost the baby, they did an ultrasound which showed she was fine. Somehow, they managed to miss A SECOND BABY with the ultrasound, though. So now she's in A&E for another few hours, either for a life-threatening condition that's getting worse while she waits, or for something a quick scan and an Aspirin prescription will fix in moments. No wonder maternal mortality has increased. The incompetence, inefficiency, waste, and negligence in NHS maternity services is astounding. It's not just strain on the system from demand: it's that frontline staff are not compassionate or qualified. Nobody seems willing to criticise this because it's mean, but so many people who interact with NHS services have a bad story. It doesn't have to be like this. I don't care what needs to change to make it work. Just make it fit for purpose.

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Janet Inglis
Janet Inglis@ThatAussieWoman·
The 2025 Golden Grover Awards Well, it’s that time of the year again – the end. Time to reflect on Aussie activism by the noteworthy women and men who have furthered the cause of re-establishing rights for women and safeguards for children despite the best efforts of those who work so desperately and diligently to destroy them. This is the second year of the Awards, and they've been renamed for the winner of last year's inaugural awards. I've been combing the TERFisphere for all the best of Australian TERFing with a few very welcome suggestions. Thank you to everybody who gave me their nominations. Unfortunately, due to the small number of nominations there weren’t enough for some of the Awards this year, so they’ve been genocided. I hope I have done some justice to the great people who are working hard to restore sanity to Australian life and our institutions, and I’m sorry if I’ve missed you or your favourite person. Awards Structure The awards are arranged as follows: Post 1 - First Set of Nominees Post 2 - Voting Poll for First Set of Nominees Post 3 - Second Set of Nominees Post 4 - Voting Poll for Second Set of Nominees Post 5 - Third Set of Nominees Post 6 - Voting Poll for Third Set of Nominees And so on.
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Janet Inglis@ThatAussieWoman·
It's always men in women's sport. Men in women's spaces. Men in women's sport groups. It's always women who have to move aside. For men.
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Abridgenotfar
Abridgenotfar@Abridgenotfar·
@ThatAussieWoman Absolutely. As it should be. Men are better at everything. Men are better at woman’s sports, that’s for damn sure
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Dr Sanjoy Kumar
Dr Sanjoy Kumar@drsanjoykumar·
I am compelled to post on this again and I don’t mind the abuse I get on this platform. I’ll take it; but this is child abuse on a national scale. Shame on you government. Why not wait till every child can reach the age where the can make an ‘informed decision’. Govt you will regret this in years to come. You failed to protect our children, you failed to protect our falilies. Think again…………..you will be held accountable @andyburnham @downingstreet @YvetteCooperMP
Dr Sanjoy Kumar@drsanjoykumar

Country has gone nuts !

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Jill Foster
Jill Foster@JournalistJill·
Dr Sanjoy Kumar recently put his head above the parapet on the puberty blocker debate. Dr Kumar knows more than most how ideology can capture institutions and then fail individuals in the most horrible ways. His daughter Grace was one of three people brutally murdered in Nottingham by a man who should never have been on our streets. I see that the TRA oddballs who most GC people have had blocked for years are now coming for him. Ofc they are. He doesn’t know what these people are like, but we do. Can I please suggest that GC friends quietly follow and support him if needed. He didn’t need to speak up and it’s brave of him to do so now…
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Jane, Empress of the Known Universe (not GP)🏳️‍🌈
Jane, Empress of the Known Universe (not GP)🏳️‍🌈@blablafishcakes·
As an author, I can't bear the false sense of reality & intense social pressure caused by “perfect” photos. Heavy filters/editing set impossible standards that nobody can reach. That’s why I try to be spontaneous & natural & never stage my pictures, so you always get the real me!
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Why Lie
Why Lie@TheNewBacklash·
It's not quite as outrageous as pretending maleness & femaleness are impossible to differentiate while demanding people differentiate themselves as male or female by applying the labels "cis" & "trans" to the words "man" & "woman," but: People who want to pretend femaleness is impossible to define should really stop using access to abortion, a procedure only female people will ever need, as a threat to hold over female people's heads. It makes you look like outrageous liars.
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Janet Inglis@ThatAussieWoman·
@reduxx Another nasty arse paedo with all the red flags telling everybody he is a sexually degenerate pervert. They're so hard to miss. 🫩
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REDUXX@reduxx·
🚨BREAKING🚨 A prominent transgender influencer has been arrested in Georgia on charges of aggravated child molestation, sodomy, and sexual battery involving a minor under 16. Sidney Starr has been featured on multiple popular reality TV shows, and has used his platform to advocate for trans-identified males to be able to use women's facilities. Starr has been booked as a male by the Hapeville Police Department.
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TERFs ‘r’ us ©️
TERFs ‘r’ us ©️@Terfs_R·
UPDATE - CANCER: Sorry, I haven’t had the energy to reply to all the kind comments re. the lump I have in my breast. Thank you all for your kind and informative replies. My energy level is extremely low right now. ❤️🙏🏻 Today I got a 3D mammogram - Tomosynthesis, an ultrasound check and several biopsies. It turns out the lump/cyst I found is benign. However, they found another lump that according to the senior physician might be cancer. So now I’m waiting for the results of the biopsies that were made. Will know more Wednesday next week. ❤️🙏🏻
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Janet Inglis
Janet Inglis@ThatAussieWoman·
@WeRtheMods Record your stories. We all know each other in a really limited way on here, but we're all here because we're not flummoxed by the bullshit and we will stand up and say it. Your achievements deserve to inspire another girl. X
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Jolene Stone
Jolene Stone@AuntMergatroyd·
@Gaynotqueer1 He thinks this is funny and I'm sure his intended audience enjoys the mutual smug session. He's a man enjoying his power over women, no different from any other man who does the same. No matter how they identify, the males who enjoy gaslighting women all look and sound the same.
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Jon Root
Jon Root@JonnyRoot_·
Dear Stephanie White, Since you said you weren't "educated enough from a scientific standpoint" to say whether men should compete in women's sports or not, let me "educate" you. - Males have significantly more lean muscle mass. - On average, men have 30-40% more upper-body strength. - After puberty, men have up to 20x more testosterone, which leads to greater muscle development, higher power output, & faster strength gains. - Males have higher bone density, wider shoulders, & typically longer reach. - Men produce more fast-twitch muscle fibers, which helps with explosive movements - Males generally have larger hearts & lungs, contributing to higher aerobic capacity. - Men have, on average, a 10–12% higher hemoglobin concentration, allowing the blood to carry more oxygen during exercise, which is why WNBA games & seasons are shorter than the NBA - Males typically have a 15–20% higher VO₂ max than similarly trained females, improving endurance performance. - Men have larger & stronger tendons & ligaments, allowing them to tolerate higher force production. - Males typically possess larger skeletal frames, including bigger hands and feet, which can improve leverage & force generation in sports. - Men generally recover quicker between maximal power efforts because of greater absolute muscle mass & anaerobic power. Now you have no excuse to not say "men don't belong in women's sports," I'm looking forward to you standing with Sophie Cunningham on this issue 🤝
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