🧵 Thread: How Disney Traded Brand Equity for Trans Ideology
This is how Disney - once the most trusted family entertainment brand - sacrificed its equity for ideology.
Not through films.
Through HR. Through policy. Through training.
All while claiming it was “just being kind.”👇2/ 2005 to 2010: The shift began quietly
Every year since 2007, Disney has hit 100% on the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index -thanks to gender identity protections and transition -related healthcare benefits for employees.
🧵 Thread: How @BBC Became a National Vector for Gender Ideology (2005–2025)
1/ For two decades, @BBC hasn’t just reported on gender ideology; it has amplified and normalised it. This thread outlines how one of the most influential institutions in the UK adopted a belief system that remains legally and scientifically contested.2/ 2005–2010: The Drift Begins
Following the Gender Recognition Act, the BBC began shifting its editorial tone. By 2010, its own diversity reports used activist terms like “gender identity” and “assigned at birth” - introduced without legal or scientific grounding.
👇 downloads.bbc.co.uk/aboutthebbc/in…
Jul 2 • 16 tweets • 3 min read
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Apologies in advance. This is a long thread. Can feel it in my water. But the Labour MPs’ letter to the @EHRC is being passed off as serious legal critique and it isn’t. If you're someone who still cares about law, process and rights in balance, read on.⬇️
2/ The letter claims the EHRC has overreached the @ForWomenScot ruling. It hasn’t. The Supreme Court confirmed that in the Equality Act, “sex” means biological sex. Not identity, not belief, not feeling. Biology.
Jun 24 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
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NHS Fife was ordered by a judge to hand over key evidence: internal emails, HR files, and documents titled “Hate Incident” and “Formal Complaint” - all linked to Sandie Peggie’s objections to a man in the women’s changing room.
What happened next is oh-so-@scotgov, but jaw-dropping never the less.🔽 2/ Instead of complying, NHS Fife abandoned the original investigation.
They launched a fresh one, pretending the first never existed - effectively deleting the paper trail. The files? Hidden. The evidence? Buried. The timing? No coincidence.
Jun 20 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
1/ 🚳Farewell Patrick Harvie MSP - Scotland’s longest-serving performance artist.
21 years of moral preening dressed as politics.
He didn’t build consensus. He policed belief.
And when it came to gender ideology, he was the loudest in the room - and the last to leave it. 2/ To his credit, Patrick made gender identity simple:
If you disagreed with him, you were a fascist.
Women worried about predators in female spaces? Hysterical.
Lesbians with boundaries? Backward.
Gay men who noticed? Probably secretly Tory.
Jun 10 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
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Liberation Scotland says Scotland is a colony. Not metaphorically — literally. They’ve submitted a UN petition, and their members have provided “evidence.” I read them all. Here are the 9 most unhinged, unfiltered, and unintentionally comic examples.🧵
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“Scotland is the last colony of the British Empire. This must end!”
Right. Forget the Falklands, Gibraltar, or, God forbid, the Isle of Wight. Apparently, imperialism lives on in the Aldi car park outside Dundee.
Jun 8 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
1/ In Scotland, a boy can compete in girls’ school sports—just by saying he’s a girl. No medical transition. No diagnosis. No evidence. If he “identifies” as female, that’s enough.
This is official Scottish Government policy. Madness. 2/ The guidance explicitly says PE and sports must align with gender identity, not sex. So if a boy declares he's a girl, he joins the girls’ team. No questions asked. Safety, fairness, biology? Irrelevant. Ideology comes first.
Jun 7 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
1/ “Lessons will be learned.”
The SNP’s favourite phrase when everything falls apart — and it always does. From ferries to exams to harassment scandals, let’s take a tour of what they said they'd fix… and what actually happened. 🧵👇
🚢 Ferries Fiasco
£97m contract ballooned to £340m. Years late. Painted-on windows to hide the mess.
Sturgeon: “The buck stops with me.”
Also Sturgeon: No resignations. No inquiry. No working ferries.
Lessons? Learned nothing.
#SNPfail
Jun 2 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
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Most of you won’t know @preta_6 (Amy Hamm) — but you should. She’s a Canadian nurse and mum who just got suspended from work and hit with a $163,000 bill — all for saying women deserve single-sex spaces. Here’s what happened.👇
2/ Amy spoke up — politely and consistently — for women’s rights, biological sex, and child safeguarding. Over four years, her regulator (BCCNM) investigated her for public statements made outside of work.
Jun 1 • 15 tweets • 2 min read
1/ While Nicola Sturgeon soaked up the spotlight, John Swinney was the one doing the real work.
Quietly. Relentlessly.
If Salmond was taken out by design – Swinney was the architect’s right hand.
The fixer. The firewall. The man who knew everything. 2/ Start here:
In January 2019, the Scottish Government conceded in court that it had acted unlawfully and with bias in its investigation of Alex Salmond.
A complete procedural collapse.
The cost to the taxpayer? £512,000.
May 30 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
1/ 🧵 Scotland's quango explosion continues! We now have an astonishing 130 of these bodies, together slurping down £6.6 billion every year. They breed faster than rabbits and spend like there's no tomorrow. 2/ The Public Services Reform (Scotland) Act 2010 clearly demands transparency: report your PR gimmicks, fancy foreign trips, lavish dinners, and consultancy binges. Yet, half conveniently forgot until journalists started knocking. scotsman.com/news/national/…
May 28 • 12 tweets • 2 min read
1/ 📣 THREAD: What the hell is happening in Scotland’s schools?
A damning report from For Women Scotland—the group that told every government in Britain the truth and won at the Supreme Court—lays it bare:
Our children are being socially transitioned behind our backs.
This is @scotgov’s ideological fantasy, made policy.👇2/ 🧒 95% of secondary schools now let kids self-identify gender.
🚨 Only 4% reliably tell parents.
That means in 96% of schools, parents are locked out.
This isn’t safeguarding.
It’s secrecy.
May 26 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
1/10🧵LGBT Youth Scotland (LGBTYS) presents as an independent charity. However, behind the vibrant branding is a significant dependency on state funds, granting substantial influence over Scottish educational and youth policy decisions, yet escaping meaningful public scrutiny.⬇️
2/10 From 2023-24, LGBTYS received £1.2m+ from public funds, with around £485,000 coming directly from the Scottish Government alone. This is taxpayer-funded activism influencing policy, far from an impartial charitable body.
May 25 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
This is what the Scottish Government now wants your children to believe. Not learn — believe.
Gender ideology is now embedded across the curriculum. From age 5.
And you’re not allowed to say no.
Your child is taught boys can be girls. That men can get pregnant. That “woman” is a feeling.
Biology is optional.
Believing in biology? That’s the new bigotry.
May 25 • 12 tweets • 2 min read
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Since 2021, Scottish schools have quietly followed the "Supporting Transgender Pupils" guidance. No vote, no scrutiny—just another silent escalation in policies developed over years, framed as kindness but deeply undermining parental rights and children's welfare.🔽
2/10 Primary schools routinely affirm young children's transgender identities. Normal childhood curiosity is quickly labelled transgenderism, opening doors to lifelong consequences. No debate. No questions allowed.
May 24 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
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For over a decade, the Scottish Government quietly rewrote the legal meaning of “woman” — not through Parliament, but through policy. No law. No debate. Just guidance, data rules and admin tweaks. This was self-ID by stealth. Here’s how they pulled it off.⬇️
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In 2014, the prison service let a trans rights lobbyist help draft its transgender prisoner policy. Male offenders could be housed with women. No vote. No scrutiny. Just a quiet shift, dressed as inclusion. A small policy. Huge consequences.
May 23 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
1/10🧵 Meet Helen Webberley—founder of GenderGP, infamous for promoting controversial gender treatments including hormone therapy for kids. While new to many, Webberley has long haunted those aware of her disturbing history of medical malpractice. NHS England now urgently warns GPs not to engage with her unregulated clinic.
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GenderGP began in 2015 as an online gender clinic, established by Helen and husband Michael Webberley to bypass NHS waitlists. Initially praised by some, it soon gained notoriety for regulatory evasion, clinical recklessness, and troubling patient outcomes.
May 23 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
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Seventeen years of SNP rule. Dozens of “strategies” for the Highlands & Islands. Endless slogans. And still: no ferries, no dentists, no young people left. Behind the glossy PDFs lies a simple truth — they’ve shattered Britain's most fragile region.🔽
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The ferry scandal says it all. Glen Sannox and Glen Rosa were meant to cost £97m. They're now pushing £400m and are 6+ years late. One finally launched in 2025. The other won’t sail before mid-2026. Islanders are still waiting.
May 22 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
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In 2016, Nicola Sturgeon signed a £10bn deal with two Chinese firms. No press release. No Holyrood statement. The public only found out after Chinese state media published photos from the ceremony. Another story the SNP tried to keep quiet.
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The deal was signed at Bute House, Sturgeon’s official residence. The companies? SinoFortone, a London-based investment group, and CR3—a subsidiary of a massive Chinese state construction firm with a troubling global record.
May 21 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
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In 2016, Nicola Sturgeon’s government signed off on a deal that left Scottish taxpayers exposed to £586 million of risk—underwriting the energy bills of a private company run by Sanjeev Gupta. The details were kept secret for years. But the consequences are now unavoidable.🔽
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The Lochaber smelter deal was pitched as industrial salvation: save 150 jobs, create 2,000 more, and turn Fort William into a green aluminium hub. The SNP guaranteed 25 years of electricity purchases to help Gupta secure financing. Not a loan. A binding liability.
May 15 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
🧵 Good Law Project's Misrepresentation of the Supreme Court's FWS Ruling: A Legal Reality Check
1️⃣ Good Law Project (GLP) recently published an FAQ on trans inclusion following the UK Supreme Court's For Women Scotland (FWS) ruling. Let’s clarify what the Court actually said—and what GLP wishes it had said.
2️⃣ GLP correctly states: after FWS, 'sex' in the Equality Act 2010 means biological sex. This is significant. The Supreme Court explicitly confirmed that, under the Equality Act, a "woman" is biologically female—no exceptions, not even with a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC).