1./ Wow. In the week after an MP was killed a prominent LGBTQ+ activist likes a tweet which suggests it's a shame his followers can't "carry". That tweet was in reply to his absurd complaint about BBC journalism. Does it need pointing out it's not words that fire fire bullets? 👇
2./ But what a strange absurdity is at the heart of Paisley's complaint. If after decades of Stonewall influence on institutions like the Police, Prisons, NHS, BBC and Ofcom there's soaring homophobic hate crime that's not exactly an argument in favour of Stonewall.
3./ For the avoidance of doubt....(in addition to screengrab evidence by other people). When someone denies something so blatantly obvious does this suggest they lack familiarity with the actualité?
4./ Paisley Pattern: attacks journalism, likes a follower bemoaning a lack of weapons, denies having done so, threatens legal action, demands evidence, when provided says his critics are just obsessed with him, then justifies the original like. Does he know what the truth is?
5./ Why does this tiny spat really matter? Just bear David’s approach to the Truth next time he maligns @RosieDuffield1 or @joannaccherry or other feminists. Or the next time he churns out ridiculous misrepresentations about @ForwomenScot, @fairplaywomen and @ALLIANCELGB 👇
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1./ 🧵In 2001 David Paulden changed his name to Zack Polanski. In my latest article I question the reasons for the choice and suggest his new name signalled contempt for his biological family, a tangled attitude towards his Jewish identity and the birth of his Messiah complex.
2./ Polanski claims his new surname pays homage to his ancestors. Yet he offers wildly contradictory accounts of their lives and has shown no interest in finding out the truth. Stranger still was his decision to change his first name to that of this fictional 8 year old boy . 👇
3./ Zacharias (Zach) Wrench is a character from 'Goodnight Mister Tom' a children's book the LGBTQ+ lobby adores because it celebrates the 'chosen family' over the biological equivalent. Zach forms an intense relationship with a broken and troubled boy called William.👇
1./ 🧵The story of Lord Ahmed reveals startling similarities between Muslim activism and the trans lobby. Both play the victim, make hyperbolic claims about hate crime and refuse to take abuse seriously. Ahmed is a serial offender yet hobnobs with the Muslim elite. 👉
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2./ Earlier this month the Sunday Times revealed Ahmed played a starring role at a high-profile event for Pakistani-Brits where he sat alongside a Labour MP. It didn't seem to matter Ahmed had been jailed twice; once for buggering an 11 year old boy. thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…
3./ Afzal Khan MP is a champion of Islamophobia Awareness Month. Perhaps if he spent less time with a convicted sex offender there would be less "Islamophobia". As for Ahmed, he perfectly illustrates how Muslim agitators use allegations of bigotry to try to deflect criticism.
1./ Labour's Pakistani Problem. The Times reports a Labour MP took part in an event with convicted child abuser Lord Ahmed. Why is this such political dynamite? Ahmed was the first Pakistani councillor in Rotherham; infamous for its 'grooming' gangs
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2./ In 2022 Ahmed was convicted of raping an 11 year old boy and an under age girl. The fact Ahmed was a teenager at the time (in the 1970s) helped reduce his sentence on appeal. But here's the thing: Ahmed had accomplices when he raped these two kids. 👉 bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…
3./ Ahmed's two older brothers were "deemed unfit to stand trial" (conveniently) yet the jury made clear it believed they'd also taken part in what were effectively gang rapes. Can it be any wonder Pakistani politicians in Rotherham refused to take 'grooming' gangs seriously?
1./ 🧵 Why did the SNP ignore the crimes of Jordan Linden who has been convicted of sex offences against young men and boys? In my latest article I dissect the culture of a party that led gay predators to believe they had a free pass.
Click on link in my bio to read.👆
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2./ After gay marriage was passed the SNP was so desperate to convince gay men the party was their natural home its culture changed. Soon it began to resemble that of a sleazy gay bar, complete with innuendo, boozing and misogynist drag queens performing at SNP events.
3./ After Derek Mackay was fired for harassing a 16 year old boy it was revealed Nicola Sturgeon had banned him from drinking at Conference. When drunk he tended to grope men. Shame she didn't stop him going on school visits which is how he met that 16 year old boy.
1./ 🧵My latest article explores the scientists Jeffrey Epstein gathered around himself including Stephen Hawking and Lawrence Krauss. I also reveal new discoveries about the bizarre event that has come to define Epstein's misuse of science to launder his reputation.👉
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2./ In March 2006, 22 top physicists flew into the US Virgin Islands to discuss the mysteries of the Universe. This was fortuitous for Epstein. A year before Florida cops had begun investigating him. 3 weeks before the boffins arrived he was indicted for rape of a 14 year old.
3./ Cecile de Jongh, the Epstein Foundation's Director insisted the conference would have a focus on education. Physicists would visit high schools and schoolkids were invited to the opening reception. Cecile happened to be the wife of the Governor of the US Virgin Islands. 🤔
1./ Trans Propaganda. In 2020 @guardian applauded "a moving new documentary" about Jess Ting, a "trans surgery" pioneer. The film was made with money donated by the world's most notorious paedophile, Jeffrey Epstein. He'd also donated to Ting's clinic. theguardian.com/film/2020/nov/…
2./ In emails biologist Robert Trivers sold "trans surgery" to Epstein as a way to realise a porn fantasy of sucking a penis attached to a woman's body. "It would be much nicer if the organism is female, then you get the best of both worlds." Surgery that Ting specialised in.
3./ The Guardian was not to know Epstein was funding Ting but they could have asked some questions instead of uncritically raving about the film's "poignant, deeply emotional scenes of relief and excitement" in which the surgeon mutilated mentally deluded young people.