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Jan 28 5 tweets 3 min read
1./ Has @stonewalluk finally blown itself up? In Nov 2021 when the lobby group was criticised, for effectively being publicly funded gangsters who misrepresent the law and intimidate employers to keep paying them protection money, they defended themselves by citing the @EHRC 👇
2./ Stonewall assured employers horrified by the revelations of the ‘Nolan Investigates’ podcast their guidance was based on @EHRC’s Equality Act Code of Practice. It isn’t but that’s a small lie for a group that denies basic biology. Now what’s their view of the sainted @EHRC?👇
3./ Two months later the body which Stonewall used to whitewash its expensive grifting is denounced as betraying LGBTQ+ people. The truth is Stonewall imposed its own fantasy version of the law and ignored the actual one which makes no mention of the so-called LGBTQ+.
4./ No one knows who the Q are never mind the Q+. They’re undefined and perhaps undefinable in law. Stonewall tho helped construct an LGBTQ+ umbrella so unlimited it sometimes seemed to include identities of the type Tatchell loves and the law would prefer to investigate. 👀
5./ Stonewall misled employers for years it spoke with the authority of @EHRC. Now, in a tactic the Keystone Cops would envy it’s trying to discredit that very authority it relied on. Could the last employer trying to get its money back please switch off the lights.

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