This is the fourth in my series of forgotten female composers. In this thread, I will explore the life of French composer, Hélène de Montgeroult, who French music historian Jérôme Dorival once described as the ‘missing link between Mozart and Chopin’.

1/30 Hélène de Montgeroult (née de Nervo) 1764 – 1836:

Montgeroult was born in Lyon, France, 1764 to a noble family. From an early age, she showed prodigious talent (on the harpsichord) in music lessons, which girls were expected to attend in such circles at that time.

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We're always hearing about how super marginalised and oppressed "transgender" people are.

Let's see just how marginalised and oppressed they really are...
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Someone just asked me for some examples of extremism from within the pro-gender camp... apparently, she knew of a few who were claiming it never happens.

Of course, I passed some examples on to her to use.

Here is a reminder of their violence.

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With India Willoughby claiming to be the victim, if JK Rowling's "hate crime", I thought it best to have a look at how Willoughby conducted himself in the run up to JK's post.

Fair to say, there was so much It would have taken me all day to gather all the evidence.

So...
1/ What I'm going to do is list many of the comments and statements Willoughby made about JK Rowling, many of which, I imagine are libellous & defamatory & which we all know, she ignored.

After listing them, I'll post the screenshots (not exhaustive) & only go back to Feb 14th)
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'Women' of the Year.

A list of men who have been put forward as 'women' of the year.

Yes. How better to troll women than by effectively suggesting that men do womanhood better than women.

Starting with Bud Light guzzler, Dylan Mulvaney.

1/14 Next - ex decathlete, Bruce Jenner, who now declares himself 'Caitlyn'.

Despite standing up for women who are now facing men in competitive sports, it doesn't stop him accepting accolades intended for women.

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Hi @ucu - I see you have deleted your idiotic post which showed @OwenJones84 talking about 'free speech' and perpetuating the falsehood that cancel culture often impacts on "powerful people".

Let me tell you a few truths about who cancel culture really hurts...

1/6 Cancel culture hurts those people who dare to protect women & children from gender ideologues who then orchestrate mass complaints to have them removed from their jobs.

It hurts those who are on low incomes, who end up relying on state support, because they have nothing.

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Tyne & Wear, UK:

A grown man who dresses like a baby girl, sucks a dummy & wears nappies, has been going into local, special schools to talk about being autistic. He also does 1:1 sessions with kids.

A local company recently sponsored him & he now has access to a sports car.





This man has also adopted two children. At least one of them is particularly vulnerable and has special educational needs.

Here he is, with one of them (below).

'Labour Students' have released a statement in which they 'condemn the leadership's actions' in reference to @Keir_Starmer's recent clarification on 'self-ID' and that a woman is an "adult human female'".

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Let's have a look at a selection of these young political hopefuls & see if they would be fit for future office.

Being in such a privileged position should mean they behave in a sensible, level-headed way, which represents the people, even those with views they may not like.

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For all those who are demanding Sarah Jane Baker be freed & support him wholeheartedly...

...check this account/story out, from the man who was kidnapped & tortured as a teenager, by SJB & his brother:

Extracts from a Daily Mail article which I will link to at the end.
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'I had three knives pointed at me - two either side of my body and one at my neck.'

'They told me 'You're coming with us'. I had no choice.'

'I was forcibly taken at knifepoint to a van and bundled into the back.'

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It's quiz time!

Below, you will see 2 quotes for each tweet labelled A & B.

Your task?

To identify which quote is from a member of the Paedophile Information Exchange (P.I.E)?

The other quotes are either from WHO, UNESCO or Renold & McGeeney (Welsh RSE).

Answers tomorrow Q1

This is a book which will open so many people's eyes to the scandal of the Tavistock Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS) debacle.

By sharing various snippets of this brilliant & meticulously put together book in my thread below, I hope you'll see the need to buy it!
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https://twitter.com/genderisharmful/status/1629461892694437888

A clinic, where often, children were encouraged to embark on a medical pathway, which seemingly prevented them from thinking of alternatives & effectively locked them into a lifetime of medication and in turn, the potential for a host of long-term health problems.
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This is my thread on Hannah Barnes's book, 'Time to Think'.

As I slowly work through it, I will add any interesting quotes to this thread.

But bear with me. I read slowly to let things sink in. This will take months.

First up, is this eye-opening (& excellent) question: Pg 2:
"...GIDS's waiting room was overpopulated with teenage girls whose distress around their gender had only started in adolescence. Many of them were same-sex attracted - the same was true for the boys attending GIDS - and many were autistic. Their lives were complicated too.

For those who call me a 'hate filled bigot'...

I'm not the one who cheers when girls have their breasts removed.

I'm not the one who advocates for the medicalisation of children.

I'm not the one who invites paedophiles to join the board of trustees for a children's charity... I'm not the one who tells children, if they don't get what they want, they're likely to kill themselves.

I'm not the one who likes to see pornographic drag acts taking money from toddlers.

I'm not the one who calls lesbians 'sexual racists' just because they refuse dick...

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie recently spoke at the Reith lecture for the BBC where she expressed her feelings about how activists deliberately try to get people sacked from their jobs, just because they dared to share an opinion about something.

Here's the quote 👇...
1/6 "One cannot help but wonder in this epidemic of self-censorship, what are we losing and what have we lost? We are all familiar with stories of people who have said or written something and then, faced a terrible online backlash.
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Last week, @SafeSchools_UK published a review of the new Relationships & Sexuality Education Curriculum for Wales.

The document outlines the curriculum, its development & the academic thought behind it & it makes for alarming reading.
1/40 The document is long but very much worth the read. You can access the full document by clicking on the link found at the end of this article: safeschoolsallianceuk.net/2022/10/09/wel…

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Tweets now protected - but for anyone who missed it...

Student Engagement Officer at @cardiffuni engages in sexist language & appears to be saying JKR 'supports' the harassment of 'trans children & adults' & therefore may be subjected to a violent retaliation?

Not Okay. In fact, Maks really appears to have an intense dislike of women with opinions, which he often calls 'Karens'.

Graham Linehan comment:

"I've run out of ways to persuade people they should care about this."

1/7 "Coercion of lesbians doesn’t do it, mutilation of young girls doesn’t do it, silencing of feminists doesn’t do it, destruction of women’s sports doesn’t do it, psychotic harassment of women doesn’t do it."

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Hi @cdflibraries - how can it be at all appropriate for young, impressionable children to sit through a story hour with a drag queen?

Drag queens are a sexist and sexualised, damaging stereotype of women who surely are not suitable for kids.

1/7 Drag Queen Story Hour was founded by Sab Samuel, AKA Aida H Dee, who is local to Cardiff.

While adults are allowed to attend events where adult humour is on offer etc, it is clear that drag queens are essentially, an adult act and not for kids.

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Welsh publication 'The National' has produced a long & arduous character assassination of a local councillor in the run up to elections.

Here, I compare this councillor (Sue Lent) with another newsworthy political opponent, Jamie Wallis MP (Bridgend).
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thenational.wales/news/20098568.… Let's start with Jamie Wallis MP...

- was blackmailed over photographs.
- despite being married with two daughters, 'hooked up' with a man online & was then raped.
- crashed into a telegraph pole, leaving locals without electricity for several days.
- fled the crash scene.
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The Free Speech Union have taken up the complaints of Cardiff University lecturers after campaign of violent intimidation and threats by transactivists was seemingly not taken seriously by both the University & South Wales Police.
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freespeechunion.org/letter-to-jere… In June 2021, lecturers at Cardiff University wrote a letter addressed to the Vice Chancellor, simply asking that they reviewed their membership of the Stonewall Diversity Champions scheme.

What followed, was a campaign of intimidation & abuse.

sites.google.com/view/cardiffop…
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Update:

In an email to Welsh Council authorities from the Welsh Government, apparently, "disability groups [had] raised concerns [about] the installation of colourful pedestrian crossings.

The Traffic Signs Regulations & General Directions (TSRGD) 2016...

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https://twitter.com/genderisharmful/status/1495000780629319682

...prescribe the designs and conditions of use for traffic signs, and road markings at crossings. I would remind you that colourful pedestrian crossings do not comply with TSRGD and require approval from the Welsh Government.

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