Wombs with a View @AWombs

@ZackPolanski This is you and your party.

Stella is one of the forgotten cancelled Female artists. Never mentioned in lists of others that shared the same fate. Please listen to her story. Reminder; Socialist women, supposedly on our side, joined in with the cancellation of Stella. #WeAreNotTheSame

Unsilenced Project @UnsilencedProj

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Political cartoonist, Stella AKA Radical Cartoons was cancelled by @M_Star_Online when they published a cartoon by her showing the absurdity of self ID which led to a pile on by the usual suspects. Here she talks about finding much needed support with @StandingforXX

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@grok @gugagc @s_m_marandi You're bad at this, @grok. It has been manipulated, as confirmed by the community notes

Jess Hayley .**Swindon** Never thought I would be writing this. Eliza went out this morning to walk her friend home at 10:50am after which she did not return, we lost all communicationwith Eliza at 12:25pm briefly switched at her last known location, the outlet village at 2pm after which her phone has not been active. The police are involved and are actively looking. If you know anything please get in contact. Eliza has changed her hairstyle from this photo she now has a blonde moneypenny, red top half of hair and blonde bottom half of hair. 5' 5" in height, very slender, wearing a black coat with paint splatters in picture, black leggings and white trainers. Eliza if you see this please contact us baby girl we just want you home safe and sound we are all really worried about you. Please read and raise awareness as this is becoming all too familiar a post and another parent worried especially with what is happening in this country PLEASE SHARE get this child home

@GoldsGym You revoked a woman's membership because she spoke out against a male bully trespassing in the women's locker rooms. You punished a WOMAN in favour of a MAN over access to the WOMEN'S locker room. You treat women as second class citizens in their own fucking spaces! Sycophants.

No, I’m sorry, this is absolutely outrageous @millihill and @FiLiA_charity Why are people running around warning others of my presence as if I’m any kind of threat? I got a ticket to the disco along with my full weekend conference ticket, which I paid for. The fact that you might or might not be there was of no consideration to me. I don’t even know what you look like — and even if I did, I would have ignored you, just as I did with all the other women who seem to hate me. At this point, honestly, I think your attitude towards me is due to racism and 100% due to classism. I have never once been violent (unlike your mate at the disco), yet I’m being painted as some kind of uncontrollable thug. How dare you slander me like that — how bloody dare you. You know you can, though, because I have no power to stop you. I have no means to silence you with papers (like you threatened when someone called you racist). Well, I’m saying it now: you are racist — a classist, toxic bunch of snobs. Unsafe? You make me laugh..You have put targets on my back with your lies. You have put me in danger...you have risking my life because you cannot shut me up any other way. You all disgust me

The date for the judicial review is 24th /25th June. Please support/share the link below. Private clinics are not the place for vulnerable children to receive prescriptions for hormones which will cause irreversible changes and harms. crowdjustice.com/case/protect-c…

Your reminder: Trans is a set of behaviours not an identity. Holding the line doesn’t include “trans woman” “trans identified” “trans people” “trans man” “trans protection”

When I was in Bunty.

I just heard about the woman who was found in Dubai. This is what happens when you teach men that women are objects to be used and abused. The combination of obscene wealth and their vile belief system creates a perfect storm of misogyny and abuse.

Buckle up. This is a long two pence The videos coming out of Syria are horrific, but we’ve seen the same scenes play out for years. Islamists have massacred and committed genocide across the Middle East, Africa, and Europe. Yet every time, we’re told we cannot criticize their religion—even though it has colonized, murdered, and raped its way through the world for centuries. I am sick of being told to stay silent. White, Western, middle-class people still seem guilt-ridden over an empire they had nothing to do with, and that guilt stops them from calling out atrocities happening right in front of them. They tiptoe around certain issues, terrified of being called racist, while real oppression, real suffering, and real genocide take place. Their silence enables it. Their fear of being labeled "bigoted" is more important to them than the lives of those being raped, murdered, and enslaved. And now, our weak, guilt-ridden government is about to make it a crime to criticize acts committed in the name of this religion. Let that sink in. They care more about getting the votes of Islamists than protecting their own citizens from rape, terrorism, and violence. Well, guess what? If it makes you feel better, Islam also had a massive empire that colonized Africa and the Middle East—raping, torturing, and enslaving people. They still have slaves. Mauritania, for example, only officially abolished slavery in 1981, yet tens of thousands of people, mostly black Africans, remain enslaved under Islamic masters. The Arab slave trade, which lasted for over a thousand years, saw millions of Africans, Persians, and Europeans captured and sold, particularly in Ottoman and North African markets. So now that you know that, would you like to criticize them a little, or is your guilt only reserved for the sins of white people? Whole villages in Africa have been wiped out by the so-called "religion of peace." Nigeria has been terrorized by Boko Haram for years—a group that slaughters entire communities, abducts schoolgirls, and forces them into sexual slavery. The 2014 Chibok kidnappings saw 276 Christian girls abducted, many of whom were forcibly converted, raped, and sold off as child brides. In Somalia, Al-Shabaab carries out brutal massacres, such as the 2015 Garissa University attack, where gunmen separated Muslim students from non-Muslims before executing 148 people. The Democratic Republic of Congo has seen mass beheadings by Islamist rebels, including the Allied Democratic Forces, who recently murdered 36 civilians in a single night. Across the Sahel, Islamist factions wage war against civilians, leaving a trail of carnage. In the Middle East, ISIS built an entire caliphate based on murder, rape, and enslavement—selling women in markets, burning people alive, and throwing gay men off buildings. The Yazidis were nearly exterminated. In 2014, ISIS militants kidnapped over 6,000 Yazidi women and girls, turning them into sex slaves. The genocide committed against Christians, Yazidis, and other minorities should have been a wake-up call, but instead, Western politicians and media figures did everything they could to downplay it. Then there’s the systematic abuse of women and children—justified in the name of Islam. Iraq recently tried to lower the legal marriage age to nine years old. Nine. In Iran, women are imprisoned and beaten for not wearing a hijab, with 22-year-old Mahsa Amini killed in police custody for allegedly not covering her hair properly. Afghanistan has erased women from public life—banning them from education, work, travel without a male guardian, and even from simply going outside and speaking freely. Child marriage, honor killings, forced veiling, and female genital mutilation are rampant across Islamic countries. In Egypt, an estimated 87% of women have undergone FGM, despite it being banned. Yet, when people criticize these things, they refuse to link them to the religion they so clearly stem from. What kind of religion promises you virgins in heaven if you blow people up? That is the level of depravity we are dealing with. Islamism thrives on death, bloodshed, and conquest—yet white, middle-class liberals refuse to acknowledge it. They see Islam and “Black and Brown” as synonymous, which is why they are unable to criticize it. But Islam is not a race—it is a belief system. And that means we are allowed to criticize it. So let’s be honest: when we look at majority-Islamist countries, they are riddled with homophobia, misogyny, child abuse, and racism. Iran hangs gay people from cranes. Saudi Arabia only stopped publicly beheading women for witchcraft in the last decade. In Pakistan, Ahmadi Muslims are persecuted, churches are burned, and young Christian girls are kidnapped, forcibly converted, and married to their rapists. But because the people committing these atrocities have more melanin in their skin, we’re not supposed to talk about it. Well, I am. Then there’s October 7th. Hamas stormed into Israel, slaughtering 1,200 people, including babies and entire families. Women were raped, their bodies mutilated, their corpses paraded through the streets. The videos showed Hamas dragging battered, bruised women’s bodies into Gaza as crowds cheered. They butchered elderly Holocaust survivors. They beheaded people, set them on fire, and live-streamed the murders for the world to see. They kidnapped civilians—children, teenagers, and the elderly—and took them hostage. And what was the response in the West? Thousands took to the streets—not to condemn Hamas, but to march for them. Across Europe and America, mass protests erupted in support of the terrorists. Even now, months later, people are still marching for them. They chant for jihad in the streets of London. They wave Hamas flags and call for "resistance." And if you dare to speak against it, if you point out the barbarity of what they did, you are labeled "Islamophobic." In Europe, we have seen attack after attack: In 2020, a jihadist rampaged through Vienna, shooting innocent civilians. In France, a teacher named Samuel Paty was beheaded in broad daylight for showing a cartoon of Muhammad. In Brussels in 2023, a terrorist opened fire, killing two Swedish football supporters. In the UK, MP Sir David Amess was murdered in his own constituency surgery by an Islamist extremist. A terrorist stabbed people to death in a park in Reading. A man detonated a bomb outside a maternity hospital in Liverpool. And these are just the ones that made headlines before being quietly brushed aside, with the media and politicians urging everyone to "move on" before anyone starts asking difficult questions. I keep being told that suicide bombings, honor killings, and child marriages aren’t "real Islam" and that those who commit these acts aren’t real Muslims. If that’s the case, then why do so many Muslims support them? Why are there massive protests in Western cities whenever someone dares to criticize Islam, but not when terrorists slaughter people in its name? Maybe you should go and tell them they’re practicing their religion incorrectly. Good luck with that—you’ll probably get your head cut off. And it’s not just a few crazed radicals in some faraway dusty land. They are here in the UK, marching in our streets. Their terrorist organizations—banned in Muslim countries—thrive in ours. And alongside them are their left-wing, loony, uni-student supporters—blindly defending them, screaming about "Islamophobia," and shutting down any criticism while real victims suffer. They are here, and you can keep your head in the sand as long as you like. That won’t stop what’s happening. The footage from Syria defies description. The pure joy, elation, and ecstasy on the faces of these monsters as they murder, rape, and terrorize yet another country is something I will never understand. They do this in the name of their god. If this is what pleases their god, then their god is a demon. And while I may be Western, I am not white—so I do not have white Western guilt. That means I can look at acts of depravity committed by black and brown people, call them out, and I will. Their brown skin doesn’t mean I have to keep my brown lips closed. I refuse to stay silent while this continues. Western politicians may want to ban criticism. The media may want to sweep these atrocities under the rug. But the truth remains. And I will continue to speak it

I have been pushing back against the term "sex work" for well over a decade now, and am decidedly grossed out at seeing it completely mainstreamed. Its sole purpose is to sanitize and normalize one of the most abusive, exploitative, harmful, disgusting, predatory industries on the planet. It doesn't make you polite or "empathetic," it makes you a sucker, incredibly naive, and part of the problem. meghanmurphy.ca/p/why-i-dont-u…

If 'sex work is work' then presumably rape is just forced labour.

This is your brain on gender ideology.

@stellacreasy "The arrogance of those who believe their right to do whatever they want whereever they want supercedes the right of others" So like the men who pretend to be women who invade women's spaces? The men you support? Please do some self reflection

Every time the BBC interviews a drag queen, Labour loses a voter. Every time a hospital flies a progress flag, Labour loses a voter. Every time Netflix casts a man to play a woman, Labour loses a voter. Every time a girls team gives a spot to a boy, Labour loses a voter. Every time a news outlet calls a male she and her, Labour loses a voter. All around the world, whenever an organization pretends that sex doesn't really exist, progressive parties cede support to the populists. This is called the gender woo effect.

An ideology that encourages women to behave like by telling them this behaviour is virtuous is disgusting. It's the one of the most extreme manifestations of misogyny in the 21st century. It's obscene that Labour is going to make criticism of this behaviour a criminal offense. How can they pretend to to give a damn about women's rights when they work so hard to insulate the most misogynistic religion known to man from justified and logical criticism?

Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf

2 years ago

This is not normal. Not a single human being deserves to live like this!

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Yazidi woman: “Islamic State members raped my 10-year old-sister. My father had a heart attack and died from hearing her screams. I tried to kill myself and was saved by other kidnapped women who were with me. I am now trying to rescue my sisters who are still in captivity.” No protests for Yazidi women!

It was degenerate male sexuality that killed the lefts moral legitimacy. If the right do not clean house of their pimps and pornographers, it will be their graveyard as well.

What is it about the Labour party that attracts men who want to sexualise everything…from children’s story time to their own public social media accounts?

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