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2./ In the early hours of the 25th July 2021 a slightly-built 30 year old Spanish engineer Jorge Martin Carreno was separated from his friends and sat down, tipsy, beside the architectural wonder that is the Radcliffe Camera in Oxford where today's debate was held. 
2./ Mike White wrote his thesis about Butler two years after Gender Trouble was published. The book even got an airing in Season 1, when the deeply annoying Paula was seen packing it into her bag. How big a role does incest play in Butler's book? It has a starring role. 👉 
2./ In 2023, the UK's finance regulator @TheFCA fined Staley £1.8m and banned him from senior positions after he signed off a letter from Barclays claiming he had a strictly business relationship with the notorious sex trafficker who conveniently committed suicide in 2019. 
2./ That matters because if you don't understand "dressing like a woman" gets some men sexually aroused you will fail to appreciate the importance of policing single sex spaces. A good example of this ignorance was the baffled discussion of Rockwell's monologue in the @latimes. 
2./ Ireland didn't just start @PrideInSurrey. He ran UK Pride Network. Here he is on stage in 2018 at the national Pride he organised. He led a campaign to shut down the first @ChickfilA diner in the UK, he signed petitions by @LGBTConsortium and was on the Pride Power List. 
2./ The capture began in November 2011 with the first Trans Day of Remembrance held at the White House, where its founder churned out the myth that trans identified men faced an epidemic of violence. They don't. This is the founder of TDOR. Calls himself Gwendolyn. As you do. 
2./ The story of the show offers a crash course in the psychopathology of trans ideology. 'Pose' was inspired by the gay drag queens of the documentary 'Paris is Burning' but rewrote the history of drag to promote the misogyny of the trans agenda. There were clues from the start. 
2./ Arcus paid for an HBO film so Janet Mock one of Pose's two trans executives could gain television experience. He was on the Arcus Board all the time he was working on Pose. I analyse his ghastly memoir. You won't believe how misogynistic it is. Or maybe you will.... 
2./ The rot set in 10 years ago when the SNP decided only questions about Scottish authors would be asked in exams. So no Shakespeare, Jane Austen or Toni Morrison. Instead second-rate Scottish authors take their place. Extra points if your "queer". Or agender like Ely Percy. 👀 
2./ In 2016 McBride revealed his obsession with women's bathrooms by photographing himself in one. As Press Secretary of the corrupt, ex-gay group @HRC he argued the struggle over bathrooms had been a feature of every civil rights struggle (uhh?) and was "a political priority".
2./ The founder of Surrey Pride must be presumed innocent and we should say nothing that risks contempt of court. So let us instead celebrate his long record of respecting moral values. Such as discussing how 4 year olds "get sex" with Jordan Gray (who flashed his dick on TV). 
2./ The 'Delaware Way' culture which drives this money-machine was perfected by Joe Biden, the state’s long-term Senator. His 'man of the people' shtick helped distract attention from corruption. Will Sarah McBride - a long term Biden friend- now do the same for the Democrats? 
2./ Gaiman's parents were leading Scientologists when he was a boy. Most of his family still are. Here's his mother Shiela and sister Lizzy joining him in 2013 for the naming of a street after a semi-autobiographical novel. Both are nothing short of Scientology royalty.
2./ This surreal image is of Gaiman and Palmer as King and Queen of the annual Mermaid Parade in New York. In a creepy Sandman type twist the Parade has a special place in the trans mythology the couple supported so publicly, including financially.
2./ In a society that took child abuse seriously Stephen Fry's long track record of minimising child sexual exploitation would have disbarred him from the nation's top honour. In Fry's first play 'Latin' an adult teacher sexually abuses a 13 year old boy and takes him to Morocco. 