Here's a 10-tweet thread on the experiences of one woman who has stated that she believes in biological reality, today. This concerns Caroline Farrow and Doctor Adrian Harrop. 1/10
Caroline Farrow is a broadcaster who received some media attention in late 2018 for saying, shockingly, 'people cannot change sex'. As you may know, Dr Adrian Harrop, is a trans activist with a proud track record of measured discussion with any woman who has this view 2/10
Caroline's husband is a Catholic priest at two parishes and in 2019 Harrop asked Stephanie Hayden for a game of golf, using a picture of one of her husband's churches. Hayden famously has a conviction for attacking a man with a golf club. 3/10
Hayden has launched legal actions against many people, including Caroline, over their views on the trans debate, and turned up at her house to serve her the papers (this image was taken by Farrow inside her home shortly after the golf club tweets were posted). 4/10
Later that year Caroline's ESTA to visit the USA was withdrawn just before she was about to travel, with no explanation given why. At the same time Dr Harrop revealed he'd just visited the US embassy in London. 5/10
Caroline posted details about her children on Instagram, as many mothers do. Harrop then revealed a couple of weeks later that he'd been following the account and knows her children's names and the schools they attend, making comments about their mental states. 6/10
This year Dr Harrop implied he had compromising images of Caroline Farrow that he would distribute, despite this seemingly being in breach of revenge porn legislation. He also said he was tracking her periods and mocked her mental state - Caroline suffers from anxiety. 7/10
Harrop then said he might order 100 rainbow lanyards and have them sent to clinical staff who operate in Caroline's area. And when Caroline said Disney should spend less effort preaching about LGBT in their films, he joked about her getting Covid-19. 8/10
Recently Caroline has been receiving several takeaway deliveries, traced back to Farnborough, that she didn't order from someone harassing her. Harrop has now tweeted that he's been mysteriously speaking to police and put his location as 'Farnborough'. 9/10
Caroline doesn't actually live in Farnborough, but in between there and Godalming. Shortly afterwards, Harrop, who lives in Liverpool, tweeted that his location was now in Godalming. Caroline has called the police. 10/10
Update: Harrop has updated his profile picture so that it is now an image of the Surrey Hills and has joked with Hayden that he will visit the area again. (A reminder that we’re still in Covid-19 lockdown and he hasn't been doing clinical work as he has diabetes)
A reverse image search of Adrian Harrop's new profile picture reveals it is of Farnham. Caroline Farrow's husband's parish is in Farnham
The UK mainstream media has broadcast a few documentaries about the rape gangs, which reportedly had 250,000 victims. The publicly owned Channel 4 is running a three-part series starting this week, 'Accused: The Fake Grooming Scandal', about a girl who lied about being a victim 1
Last year the publicly owned BBC ran 'Liar: The Fake Grooming Scandal' - a documentary about the same girl who lied about being a victim 2
In 2023 the BBC ran the documentary 'The Big Cases: The Lie That Destroyed a Town', also about the same girl who lied about being a victim 3
Here's a list of just some of the drag queens the BBC has showcased this Christmas. First up, Blankety Blank, aired prime time on BBC One on Boxing Day, featuring a drag queen as one of the celebrity panelists (1)
Strictly Come Dancing's Christmas special on Christmas Day was won by Tayce, a drag queen (2)
Available on BBC iPlayer are recent episodes of EastEnders that feature drag queens (3)
BBC News at Ten's eccentric coverage of the sentencing of Huw Edwards felt like it was minimising his crimes while pretending not to. Firstly, it mentioned his mental health struggles because he didn't get into Oxford 1/4
The BBC then referenced the fact that it had paid Huw Edwards more than £200,000 after his arrest. This led into media commentator Adam Boulton saying ... nothing about this but instead stating we should "never say never" about the paedophile "coming back" 2/4
Then a legal expert justified Huw Edwards' sentence amid online anger that it was too light - but no mention is made about the main reason for that anger; the contrast with harsher sentences for people who wrote inflammatory posts on social media in recent weeks 3/4
A cross-dressing man who effectively decimated his age categories of women's rowing is surprisingly having his world records beaten ... because another cross-dressing man has now become old enough to enter those same categories 1/4
In 2017 Marjorie Roome took up competitive indoor rowing for women over 60, winning repeated world championships and breaking world records by such a large margin that most women refused to compete against him and he'd end up as the only competitor
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However, he's now losing some of those world records - to another man. Meet Joanne Blundell. Can you guess which one Joanne is from this picture? He's now won at least two 60+ World Indoor Rowing Championships 3/4
The link between serial killers and animal cruelty has been well-established. The link between serial killers and cross-dressing men has been well established. Here's a look at several recent stories that suggests there's also a link between animal cruelty and transgenderism 1
Cross-dressing man Scarlet Blake was recently jailed for life for murdering a man. During the trial it was revealed that four months earlier he filmed himself torturing a cat and then killing it by putting it in a blender 2
Cross-dressing man Olivia Sindel has a criminal record including 'serious violence'. In 2020 he was found guilty of slashing the throat of a Staffordshire bull terrier, and draining it of blood, because the dog's owner refused to pay for his gender reassignment surgery 3
The founder of Pride in Surrey, Stephen Ireland, has been charged with raping a child under the age of 13 in the last two years. He, along with ex Surrey Pride director David Sutton, have both been charged with numerous child sexual abuse offences bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
1980s pop star Hazell Dean, now a trans activist and patron of Pride in Surrey, and someone who's been photographed with Stephen Ireland on numerous occasions, has issued a statement that she hasn't spoken to Ireland since June. Surrey Pride 2024 is due to take place in September
Pride in Surrey founder Stephen Ireland, who's been charged with child rape, is a diversity trainer, who's given DEI training to the police. He's also a presenter on Trans Radio UK, founded by 'trans referee' Lucy Clark, and has worked with BBC Radio Surrey