Time based inclusion is also time based segregation. Segregation is apartheid by another name. Both are not valid in a progressive society.

Also the idea that AI is just serving up the past and pretending it’s the future is 🔥🔥🔥

Robin Williams' daughter has some quality thoughts on AI slop

The time to protect intersex people from harm is long overdue, and this recommendation provides a clear roadmap for action. We call on all Council of Europe Member States to implement the recommendation immediately.

This landmark text sets new standards in all areas of life, most importantly ending unnecessary medical interventions on intersex children.

After years of dedicated work alongside CoE Member States, OII Europe, and experts, ILGA-Europe is thrilled that the Council of Europe has adopted its first-ever Recommendation on intersex rights - a global first! Read more at www.ilga-europe.org/press-releas...

Since 1980, the ECHR has heard just 29 UK immigrant deportation case, and the UK won 16 of them. Quitting will make no material difference to immigration, just weaken protections for absolutely everybody in this country. But Farage and the Tories know that.

England households could bigger water bills as the competition regulator prepares to give verdict on industry appeal. 36% rise already approved by OFWAT. People will continue to be robbed. Companies raise capital from customers, shareholders get returns. End the scam. Nationalise water.

I'm old enough to remember when we privatised the water companies so that we could increase the investment in infrastructure. We haven't had a single reservoir built since, our pipes still leak & we are releasing ever increasing amounts of sewage into rivers. Privatisation has failed.

Tories offer £47bn austerity - cuts to disability benefits, PIP for mental health claimants, social housing, civil service, regulators, green economy, accompanied by anti-migrant rhetoric. Won't hike taxes the rich or curb profiteering. The nasty party heading for the dustbin of history.

The state we're in UK full-time employee median wage, £30,816. 4.5m jobs pay less than the real Living Wage. 1.17m workers on zero-hour contracts. 34% of Universal Credit claimants are in work. 16m Britons live in poverty. Can't build economy on poverty. Must increase worker share of GDP.

Damn. This is amazing. £325 per week, paid monthly, for 3 years - and the result was a profit for the Irish economy: www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employmen...

Firms running hotels make vast profits, while often providing appalling conditions. People seeking asylum don't choose to get stuck in hotels. Firms choose to make money off their lives, and governments choose to pay them rather than implement better alternatives. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Instead of picking the pockets of pensioners #TaxTheRich Instead of letting energy prices spiral out of control, renationalise our #Energy

"Don't look at that message!! Here, 'stop the boats', and 'trans people are bad'. Distract yourself with those messages but don't whatever you do look at what he said above!!" That's pretty much the UK Governments response.

The UK household debt is over £2 trillion. Debt once public now loaded to households e.g. student debt. Energy debt rising. People borrowing for healthcare. Mortgages 7 times salary being issued. Soaring rents. Real average wage stuck at the 2008 level. What could go wrong?

I hold doors for people, I carry things for people. Somehow, that doesn't also make me a twat about other things with a need to cry about it all in the Mail on Sunday across three pages.

Updated my list of peer-reviewed critiques of The Cass Review, AGAIN for the second time today, adding McFadyen et al (2025) This brings the number of peer-reviewed critiques of this pseudoscience to 13.

🚨🚨 "The ECHR is not some foreign imposition that curtails our sovereignty. It was born of British leadership after the horrors of the Second World War, drafted with heavy British influence, and championed by Winston Churchill himself". Great stuff by Sir Robert Buckland KC:

Interesting: Leaving the #ECHR would be a grave mistake, writes former UK Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary Sir Robert Buckland KC👇 🔗 conservativehome.com/2025/10/05/r... via @conservativehome.bsky.social

Not a lot wrong with Cass then!

We've worked with @wearequeeraf.com and @clairestranstalks.bsky.social for months pulling all of this together and now finally we can talk about it publicly. I wish we had better news to talk about though. Spoiler alert: it's all pretty rough.

That ban will definitely stop it!

Totally agree. Also, sometimes we’re human and make mistakes. Don’t beat yourself up over it, acknowledge your mistake, apologise and do better next time.

Wow! The truth IS out there!

Fact~ Trans women athletes have less delivery of oxygen to their working muscles, which produces a higher rate of metabolites and consequently results in muscle fatigue. Trans women are like a big truck with a tiny engine running on inefficient fuel. www.google.com/url?q=https:...

Yesterday Starmer said that Brexit caused the small boat problem but instead of addressing Brexit he's now talking about rewriting international law. Twat.

I thought I’d share a picture of a butterfly from my holiday in Japan

A special night at The Grace to see Laura Kidd’s return to a London stage and finally hear Penfriend & Obey Robots songs live in person. It was fab and Carol Hodge provided an ace support as well as backing Laura for the main set #chopsgigs #penfriend #carolhodge @penfriendrocks.bsky.social

The population of Brighton and Hove has the highest density of trans people in the country. We have 3 MPs but only one of them has the strength to be an actual ally in words and actions. Huge respect for Sian.

I have come to the conclusion the EHRC guidance on single sex spaces should not even come to Parliament. It is misleading and has caused distress for my trans constituents. I urge @bphillipsonMP to reject it on grounds of practicality and human rights. sianberry.org.uk/publications/l…

This, from the Quakers, is a pretty good example of how to resist pressure from bigot lobbying groups. Effectively “we legally can allow trans people to use the loo, we morally should, and we tried it and nothing bad happened”

The Quakers issued this reply to a GC attack on their trans inclusion policy. It’s incredible in its care and certainty. Its examples of transphobia are spot on. And >98% of Quakers surveyed agree with the policy. Anyone implementing trans inclusion policies should take note. This is how to do it.

No Keir, i'm not worried about this. I'm more worried about making access to services reliant on a compulsory digital product containing sensitive personal data. And, since we're talking "division," you're about to introduce enforced segregation for a portion of the population.

Third spaces. Forcing trans people to out themselves.

Just a week ago he was positioning himself as a friend of trans people. Trans people said he was a liar. We said his words were meant for cis people. If you believed him, you're at best cabbage brained.

England local councils paid £2.8bn for temporary accommodation for homeless people. 131,140 households in temporary accommodation, including 169,050 homeless children. Result of low income/benefits, profiteering, high housing costs. What if £2.8bn was used to build social housing?

@gftuet.org.uk start another excellent series with this on the global economy…

@rosiewrightingmp.bsky.social Why would an open an honest human rights commission, focused on protecting vulnerable minorities, not publish what is in Parliament NOW? Given the opinions of their Chair and their original draft, forgive me if I don’t believe they will protect trans people. PUBLISH

Why is the EHRC presenting it as though their updated transphobic code of practice has *already* been laid before parliament and the 40 day ‘negative procedure’ clock has been started? It hasn’t! Are the ‘gender critical’ transphobes in the EHRC getting impatient and trying to push it through? 🤔

Where the separate divisions of ANTIFA landed on the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944:

"The historic precedent of effective artist action during apartheid South Africa and the apartheid, war crimes and genocide now being committed by the state of Israel renders the No Music for Genocide campaign imperative." www.theguardian.com/music/2025/s...

Gender critical (anti-trans) extremists haven't focused on lobbying and bullying this woman 'til now because she hasn't been in a position of power. As such, she has refreshingly normal things to say about the effect of gender critical extremism on trans people. www.theguardian.com/law/2025/sep...

Oh dear, something had been said against the Trump dictatorship so ABC nobly complies with silencing their employee - all those fools and typing lackeys that have banged on about free speech as long as it was bigoted speech but NOW …

“Free speech is an inalienable right.” Unless you want to protest genocide, refer to someone with their correct pronouns, criticise someone for being a bigot, boycott an organisation for their human rights abuses, etc. Then politicians aggressively try to regulate and police speech. It’s perverse.

Led By Donkeys: “We’ve done, I reckon, 25 or 30 projections since we’ve been going. Often the police come along and we have a chat to them, and they even have a laugh with us and occasionally tell us to not do it. But no one’s been arrested before” - for your “Actually worse than Tories” folder

There's also no shame in wearing a wig. Do what makes you feel the most at home in your own body!

I want my country back … from those who profit as public transport is run into the ground , those who get rewards for putting shit in the sea, those financiers and bankers who will destabilise a country for a quick buck, basically everyone Farage will stand up for if he wins an election