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@LaylaAlexandrovna@spinster.club Remember when he took his vlog to Paris and not a single woman even wanted to talk to him?
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The editors of the world's most prestigious medical journals are sounding the alarm, and nobody is listening.
"We have peer reviewed, high impact editors in most of the journals that are the most high impact, saying that they don't believe what is being published in those journals is trustworthy anymore."
"The BMJ, The Lancet, all of those editors have come out and said, we have a huge problem. We can't replicate this research and we actually don't even know who did the research."
"Everywhere we've looked for corruption, we've found it." Emily Kaplan, co-founder of the Broken Science Initiative.
John Macgregor just wrote a book dealing with this.
He found the pharmaceutical industry bankrolls the…
- clinical trial scientists
- trial committees (ethics, data, etc)
- medical journals
- editors of medical journals, individually
- regulatory agencies
- those working in the agencies, individually
- biomedical research agencies
- those working in the agencies, individually
- politicians who appoint agency heads, approve budgets, etc
- vaccine injury reporting agencies
- media
- social media companies – medical schools
- doctors & specialists
- doctors' professional associations
- patient lobby groups
- health NGOs
- government health agencies
He calls it 'the chorus effect'. Everyone is paid to say the same thing. There are parallels in other industries - war, oil, media... https://www.instagram.com/p/DasE5fIlA_T/
SHUT IT ALL DOWN and get back to being human
https://karadansky.substack.com/p/terf-battles-on-x Kara got a phishing attack and her account lost and it just gets stranger from there. A DUDEBRO got her new account suspended as fake "I have submitted an appeal to X to get the account back. This is in addition to my ongoing fight with X to regain access to my @kdansky@spinster.xyz account.
This took up my entire Friday. And getting my accounts back is going to suck up many more hours in the coming days and weeks.
To Manuel: The friend who is helping me work with X to get my accounts back just referred to you as a “wank stain” in an email message. That’s very British, which is appropriate, because he is. He prefers to remain anonymous. I am going to hit send on this post while you are still a subscriber so that it lands in your inbox, and then I am going to ban you. If I ever get back on X using either of my accounts, I am going to block you. Women have enough to deal with; we don’t need this sh*t.
Onward."
This took up my entire Friday. And getting my accounts back is going to suck up many more hours in the coming days and weeks.
To Manuel: The friend who is helping me work with X to get my accounts back just referred to you as a “wank stain” in an email message. That’s very British, which is appropriate, because he is. He prefers to remain anonymous. I am going to hit send on this post while you are still a subscriber so that it lands in your inbox, and then I am going to ban you. If I ever get back on X using either of my accounts, I am going to block you. Women have enough to deal with; we don’t need this sh*t.
Onward."
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@ninapaley@spinster.xyz @virvallis@spinster.xyz @Gnomeshatecheese@spinster.xyz I have it as well. Works very well and there are tons of recipes for it on the internet. Sadly, without the kids being here, I never make ice cream now.
you can post this link on Fecesbook. Janet Murray in Spiked https://anglicanmainstream.org/article/trans-insanity-lives-on-despite-the-supreme-court-ruling/ "A year ago, I might have felt more apologetic about this headline (which I didn’t write - though I did write the article).
Twelve months on - and with more battle scars than I care to name - I don’t.
People should not be afraid to speak about biological reality. They should not fear losing jobs, livelihoods - or relationships with friends and family - for stating the truth about biological sex.
And yet they do. So I make no apology for the phrase ‘trans insanity.’
Because men cannot become women, regardless of how they identify. And children who are confused about their gender need love, support and professional help - not affirmation of an identity or irreversible medical treatment.
Being kind isn’t always about being ‘nice’. Sometimes it means saying what people don’t want to hear: that while individuals are free to express themselves as they wish, they cannot take away the rights of women and girls to do so.
I wish I could be more hopeful. But if there is a glimmer of progress, it’s that - slowly, perhaps - people are growing braver about speaking up, and the grown-ups may finally be returning to the room." ~ Janet Murray
Twelve months on - and with more battle scars than I care to name - I don’t.
People should not be afraid to speak about biological reality. They should not fear losing jobs, livelihoods - or relationships with friends and family - for stating the truth about biological sex.
And yet they do. So I make no apology for the phrase ‘trans insanity.’
Because men cannot become women, regardless of how they identify. And children who are confused about their gender need love, support and professional help - not affirmation of an identity or irreversible medical treatment.
Being kind isn’t always about being ‘nice’. Sometimes it means saying what people don’t want to hear: that while individuals are free to express themselves as they wish, they cannot take away the rights of women and girls to do so.
I wish I could be more hopeful. But if there is a glimmer of progress, it’s that - slowly, perhaps - people are growing braver about speaking up, and the grown-ups may finally be returning to the room." ~ Janet Murray
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@FarmKat@spinster.xyz @ninapaley@spinster.xyz I would DEFINITELY reuse that bottle, it's lovely.
https://x.com/SpeechUnion/status/2041579053153468498 ABSOLVED at a hearing, confidentiality at work breached NHS again another fucking TRA
"
The FSU wrote to QICN on her behalf, setting out her legally protected right to hold and express gender-critical beliefs under the Equality Act 2010. Shortly thereafter, QICN dropped its investigation and issued a full apology, acknowledging that there was “no case to answer” and that Karen had “done nothing wrong”.
Following a Subject Access Request (SAR), it emerged that the complaint had been made by a senior activist colleague, who had also disclosed information from a confidential internal process – despite that matter having been closed without any disciplinary action. This disclosure appeared to be a malicious attempt to damage Karen’s professional reputation and facilitate the removal of her honorary title.
A subsequent grievance investigation by the NHS Trust upheld Karen’s complaint, finding that confidential information had been improperly shared with QICN. The Trust accepted that Karen had a reasonable expectation that discussions within the internal process would remain private, and confirmed that this expectation had been breached.
The Trust has since stated that “appropriate action will be taken” to ensure lessons are learned and similar incidents do not occur again.
Although the Free Speech Union was ultimately able to protect Karen’s title and prevent disciplinary action, the experience has left a lasting impact.
Now retired, she reflects that the episode has cast a shadow over what should have been the culmination of a long and dedicated career in nursing. This sad episode resulted in Karen deciding it was time to retire"
"
The FSU wrote to QICN on her behalf, setting out her legally protected right to hold and express gender-critical beliefs under the Equality Act 2010. Shortly thereafter, QICN dropped its investigation and issued a full apology, acknowledging that there was “no case to answer” and that Karen had “done nothing wrong”.
Following a Subject Access Request (SAR), it emerged that the complaint had been made by a senior activist colleague, who had also disclosed information from a confidential internal process – despite that matter having been closed without any disciplinary action. This disclosure appeared to be a malicious attempt to damage Karen’s professional reputation and facilitate the removal of her honorary title.
A subsequent grievance investigation by the NHS Trust upheld Karen’s complaint, finding that confidential information had been improperly shared with QICN. The Trust accepted that Karen had a reasonable expectation that discussions within the internal process would remain private, and confirmed that this expectation had been breached.
The Trust has since stated that “appropriate action will be taken” to ensure lessons are learned and similar incidents do not occur again.
Although the Free Speech Union was ultimately able to protect Karen’s title and prevent disciplinary action, the experience has left a lasting impact.
Now retired, she reflects that the episode has cast a shadow over what should have been the culmination of a long and dedicated career in nursing. This sad episode resulted in Karen deciding it was time to retire"
https://substack.com/home/post/p-191479614 "Inspecting Gender
Emotional Blackmail in a White Coat
How "gender-affirming care" is reinforcing patterns seen in borderline personality disorder
Pamela Garfield-Jaeger
Mar 30, 2026
As someone with extensive clinical experience working with suicidal teenagers and adults, it was the lie that gender transitions are necessary to prevent suicide that opened my eyes to how deeply depraved the trans agenda truly is. This outrageous assertion is contradicted by study after study and defies basic common sense. Surgeries and cross-sex hormones are not suicide prevention. It dumbfounds me that mental health professionals have become the ringleaders of this dysfunctional emotional manipulation, because we are supposed to know that repeated or coercive suicide threats are a pattern endemic to borderline personality disorder."
Emotional Blackmail in a White Coat
How "gender-affirming care" is reinforcing patterns seen in borderline personality disorder
Pamela Garfield-Jaeger
Mar 30, 2026
As someone with extensive clinical experience working with suicidal teenagers and adults, it was the lie that gender transitions are necessary to prevent suicide that opened my eyes to how deeply depraved the trans agenda truly is. This outrageous assertion is contradicted by study after study and defies basic common sense. Surgeries and cross-sex hormones are not suicide prevention. It dumbfounds me that mental health professionals have become the ringleaders of this dysfunctional emotional manipulation, because we are supposed to know that repeated or coercive suicide threats are a pattern endemic to borderline personality disorder."
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@Kuenga@spinster.xyz @virvallis@spinster.xyz far more worth it than 1000 daily AI cats and dogs.
RAPE IS NOW A GAME
"A website linked to one of France’s most horrific abuse cases has reportedly resurfaced under a new name.
The platform, originally known as Coco, was used in the case of Gisèle Pelicot — whose husband was convicted of drugging her and inviting dozens of men to rape her over nearly a decade.
The site was shut down in 2024 after being linked to more than 23,000 criminal cases, including rape, child sexual abuse, violent assaults and homophobic attacks.
Now, reports suggest a near-identical platform has reappeared, highlighting just how easily spaces that enable abuse can return, even after international investigations and shutdowns, something has to change!!!
This isn’t an isolated story. It’s part of a wider pattern.
From the Jeffrey Epstein case to Pelicot, to online forums that normalise violence against women — the question is no longer if this is happening, but how widespread it is, and why it continues. And more importantly: what are we actually going to do about it?"
"A website linked to one of France’s most horrific abuse cases has reportedly resurfaced under a new name.
The platform, originally known as Coco, was used in the case of Gisèle Pelicot — whose husband was convicted of drugging her and inviting dozens of men to rape her over nearly a decade.
The site was shut down in 2024 after being linked to more than 23,000 criminal cases, including rape, child sexual abuse, violent assaults and homophobic attacks.
Now, reports suggest a near-identical platform has reappeared, highlighting just how easily spaces that enable abuse can return, even after international investigations and shutdowns, something has to change!!!
This isn’t an isolated story. It’s part of a wider pattern.
From the Jeffrey Epstein case to Pelicot, to online forums that normalise violence against women — the question is no longer if this is happening, but how widespread it is, and why it continues. And more importantly: what are we actually going to do about it?"
Right back to the days of NAMBLA and PIE with porn increasing the number of pedos every day https://genevievegluck.substack.com/p/exclusive-transgender-pro-pedophile?utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv0&triedRedirect=true
HEAR! HEAR!
"And history is where purity politics really starts to look childish. Human beings are not born finished. They are not born knowing everything they will one day know. They are not born with the full vocabulary of power, harm, systems, trauma, domination, boundaries, identity, labor, exploitation, patriarchy, capitalism, colonialism, all of it already installed in the skull like factory software. They learn badly, unevenly, late, through pain, through humiliation, through experience, through hurting others, through being hurt, through correction, through books, through age, through luck. There is a reason it is called a learning curve and not a moral apparition. People grow in jerks and starts. They carry old stupidity. They shed it imperfectly. They backslide. They improve. They get embarrassed by who they were. They find out ten years too late that something they once took for granted was cruel or ignorant or vulgar. This is called being a person.
Online, though, none of that seems to matter much. Online, growth is less interesting than prosecution. The internet is full of people who talk as if they sprang fully formed from the forehead of justice, already fluent in every code, already pure in appetite, already impeccable in association, already beyond contradiction. It is nonsense, of course. Most of these people have simply learned to curate themselves more aggressively than the rest of us. They are editors. But because they can edit in public, they begin to believe the edit is the self. And that is how you end up with these ridiculous little moral pageants where somebody is not just asked to reject a bad person in the present, but to retroactively disown any joy, memory, sentiment, or attachment connected to them. You loved those books as a child? Burn the memory. You were moved by that painting? Shame on your retina. You still talk to someone flawed? Then perhaps you are the flaw.
There is something deeply anti-human in that. Because real life is full of attachment, contradiction, sediment, leftover feeling, things that mattered before you knew everything you know now, things that still matter even after knowledge arrives. A terrible person may have made something that once saved you. A compromised artist may still have made something beautiful. A deeply imperfect relative may still be the person who held your hand in the hospital. A longtime friend may say something ugly and disappointing and still not become instantly reducible to a single verdict. Some people absolutely should be thrown out of your life. Some absolutely should not. And the fact that different people draw those lines differently is a sign that life is harder than slogans make it sound." https://lylewfass.substack.com/p/the-purity-olympics?r=1qxhlr&utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv2_a1dennhb8qqcmy&triedRedirect=true
"And history is where purity politics really starts to look childish. Human beings are not born finished. They are not born knowing everything they will one day know. They are not born with the full vocabulary of power, harm, systems, trauma, domination, boundaries, identity, labor, exploitation, patriarchy, capitalism, colonialism, all of it already installed in the skull like factory software. They learn badly, unevenly, late, through pain, through humiliation, through experience, through hurting others, through being hurt, through correction, through books, through age, through luck. There is a reason it is called a learning curve and not a moral apparition. People grow in jerks and starts. They carry old stupidity. They shed it imperfectly. They backslide. They improve. They get embarrassed by who they were. They find out ten years too late that something they once took for granted was cruel or ignorant or vulgar. This is called being a person.
Online, though, none of that seems to matter much. Online, growth is less interesting than prosecution. The internet is full of people who talk as if they sprang fully formed from the forehead of justice, already fluent in every code, already pure in appetite, already impeccable in association, already beyond contradiction. It is nonsense, of course. Most of these people have simply learned to curate themselves more aggressively than the rest of us. They are editors. But because they can edit in public, they begin to believe the edit is the self. And that is how you end up with these ridiculous little moral pageants where somebody is not just asked to reject a bad person in the present, but to retroactively disown any joy, memory, sentiment, or attachment connected to them. You loved those books as a child? Burn the memory. You were moved by that painting? Shame on your retina. You still talk to someone flawed? Then perhaps you are the flaw.
There is something deeply anti-human in that. Because real life is full of attachment, contradiction, sediment, leftover feeling, things that mattered before you knew everything you know now, things that still matter even after knowledge arrives. A terrible person may have made something that once saved you. A compromised artist may still have made something beautiful. A deeply imperfect relative may still be the person who held your hand in the hospital. A longtime friend may say something ugly and disappointing and still not become instantly reducible to a single verdict. Some people absolutely should be thrown out of your life. Some absolutely should not. And the fact that different people draw those lines differently is a sign that life is harder than slogans make it sound." https://lylewfass.substack.com/p/the-purity-olympics?r=1qxhlr&utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv2_a1dennhb8qqcmy&triedRedirect=true
What's going on in Newham?
Archive here. https://archive.ph/p9xqe BE VERY VERY AFRAID . "Money is flowing into human genetic engineering. Since Tie arrived in New York last August, some of the richest men in the world have begun investing in her rivals. Gene editing startup Preventive launched in October with the stated aim of “preventing disease before birth”, and OpenAI’s Sam Altman and his husband, Oliver Mulherin, along with Brian Armstrong, the CEO of the cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, are among its investors.
Seven months before Preventive’s launch, Armstrong coined the term “the Gattaca stack” – after the dystopian 1997 sci-fi film about a near-future society dominated by genetically engineered super-beings – in a post on X describing technologies he says will be routinely used to create the babies of the future. Gene editing “for disease prevention, or enhancement” was included in Armstrong’s list. For him, at least, this is about improving babies, as well as avoiding disease.
Another item in Armstrong’s Gattaca stack – preimplantation genetic testing (PGT), so you can “choose the embryo that best matches what you want” – is already routinely used in the US. It’s unremarkable enough that the PGT company Nucelus Genomics advertises on the New York subway with the tagline “Have your best baby”, promising to maximise parents’ chances of having a child that is taller and smarter as well as healthier. PGT is embryo selection – sorting and choosing, rather than editing – but over the past decade it has become a regular part of fertility treatment for many Americans. Eugenics might still be a dirty word in most circles but, in the US at least, it has become quietly acceptable to use whatever tools reproductive technology can provide to optimise future offspring.
Tie isn’t fazed by her competition. “I hope there is more funding from billionaires,” she says, simply. She doesn’t regard them as competitors anyway, as there is currently no market in which they can legally compete. “I believe we’re all working on the same goal, which is to show, transparently, what this research can do.”
China, of course, has already demonstrated what gene editing can do. It was Chinese researchers who made the very first edits to human embryos in 2015, and a Chinese scientist – Tie’s former husband, He Jiankui – who implanted gene-edited embryos for the first time, creating twin girls known as Lulu and Nana, the first genetically modified human beings ever born."
Seven months before Preventive’s launch, Armstrong coined the term “the Gattaca stack” – after the dystopian 1997 sci-fi film about a near-future society dominated by genetically engineered super-beings – in a post on X describing technologies he says will be routinely used to create the babies of the future. Gene editing “for disease prevention, or enhancement” was included in Armstrong’s list. For him, at least, this is about improving babies, as well as avoiding disease.
Another item in Armstrong’s Gattaca stack – preimplantation genetic testing (PGT), so you can “choose the embryo that best matches what you want” – is already routinely used in the US. It’s unremarkable enough that the PGT company Nucelus Genomics advertises on the New York subway with the tagline “Have your best baby”, promising to maximise parents’ chances of having a child that is taller and smarter as well as healthier. PGT is embryo selection – sorting and choosing, rather than editing – but over the past decade it has become a regular part of fertility treatment for many Americans. Eugenics might still be a dirty word in most circles but, in the US at least, it has become quietly acceptable to use whatever tools reproductive technology can provide to optimise future offspring.
Tie isn’t fazed by her competition. “I hope there is more funding from billionaires,” she says, simply. She doesn’t regard them as competitors anyway, as there is currently no market in which they can legally compete. “I believe we’re all working on the same goal, which is to show, transparently, what this research can do.”
China, of course, has already demonstrated what gene editing can do. It was Chinese researchers who made the very first edits to human embryos in 2015, and a Chinese scientist – Tie’s former husband, He Jiankui – who implanted gene-edited embryos for the first time, creating twin girls known as Lulu and Nana, the first genetically modified human beings ever born."
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😑 Evil personified
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/may/30/there-is-no-way-to-stop-this-biotech-barbie-cathy-tie-on-her-mission-to-genetically-modify-babies
Gene editing has the power to alter the trajectory of human evolution for ever; the direction it takes will depend on who wields the editing tools. “There is no public funding available for researchers in the space,” Tie explains. “Everything is privately funded.” It’s up to entrepreneurs to demonstrate the potential benefits for humankind, she says, so regulators may soften their hardline stance and allow them to rewrite human DNA. For anything to change, there needs to be wider public acceptance of gene editing. With that in mind – and in the spirit of the openness she claims as her USP – Tie has invited me to join her in the run-up to her party as she takes on what she calls the “fear dressed up as caution” about her field. Her goal, she says, is to save humanity from the cruel tyranny of heritable diseases. But, as her birthday celebration demonstrates, Tie doesn’t do things by halves. If she succeeds, what next? Money is flowing into human genetic engineering. Since Tie arrived in New York last August, some of the richest men in the world have begun investing in her rivals. Gene editing startup Preventive launched in October with the stated aim of “preventing disease before birth”, and OpenAI’s Sam Altman and his husband, Oliver Mulherin, along with Brian Armstrong, the CEO of the cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, are among its investors. Seven months before Preventive’s launch, Armstrong coined the term “the Gattaca stack” – after the dystopian 1997 sci-fi film about a near-future society dominated by genetically engineered super-beings – in a post on X describing technologies he says will be routinely used to create the babies of the future. Gene editing “for disease prevention, or enhancement” was included in Armstrong’s list. For him, at least, this is about improving babies, as well as avoiding disease.
It would be easy to take Tie at her word that she only wants to use gene editing to alleviate human suffering. But a little over a year ago she was using this technology to biohack pets – trying to create glow-in-the-dark rabbits, hypoallergenic cats and even dragons that would be sold on to consumers – with her first ever gene editing startup, the Los Angeles Project. “I’m personally really interested in the unicorn,” Tie said at the time.
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@taylan@fedi.feministwiki.org but it simply isn't. This just leads to that awful "GENDER GINGERBREAD" illustration .
FFS people are already talking about wearing useless face diapers fgs. STUPID PEOPLE RULE
"Abusive, misogynistic, sexually predatory, evil bitch Nadia Whittome demands that women’s rights are abolished and all women’s single sex spaces are made mixed sex by default, to accommodate the sexually predatory, abusive men with fake identities who want to gratify their depraved sexual paraphilia.
This is what a sexual predator looks like. It’s the monster who ignores women and girls saying NO and demands their bodies be used for mens sexual gratification." ~April Elizabeth
This is what a sexual predator looks like. It’s the monster who ignores women and girls saying NO and demands their bodies be used for mens sexual gratification." ~April Elizabeth
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@AnungIkwe@spinster.xyz he's probably the most disgusting Murican I have ever seen and that is saying a LOT. Just looking at him makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.
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@ninapaley@spinster.xyz our first family house was built in 1957 we bought it in 1959. I much preferred MY first family house, built in 1948, which was solid AF with real 2x4s and wood framing.
Spain - Sanchez just legalized 50K illegals because not enough births or something and the Spanish are unimpressed. Thousands in the streets https://www.dw.com/en/thousands-rally-in-madrid-to-demand-sanchezs-resignation/a-77274803
I never got used to the horse charcuteries In France https://www.instagram.com/p/DZDuoiDjve_/
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@Kuenga@spinster.xyz it sure is. The globalist hand is no different now than when it ran Germany
Black coffee also increases lifespan, so there
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@LaylaAlexandrovna@spinster.club that's why there were AMERICAN doctors speaking. Canadian ones would lose their practice. Canada isn't Canada any more. And the only immunity ever given is to Big Harma.
2007 Wondermark. For Easter
Tatsuya Ishida
Unbelievable
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Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker banned as the UK’s free speech backslide continues
https://www.fire.org/news/cenk-uygur-and-hasan-piker-banned-uks-free-speech-backslide-continues
The United Kingdom barred Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker from entering the country. If the goal was silence, it may have achieved the opposite.
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@LaylaAlexandrovna@spinster.club there were THOUSANDS of people and HUNDREDS of doctors afraid to go to the enquiry.....
60-year-old Kenneth Law from Mississauga, has admitted to 14 counts of counselling or assisting su*cide in Canada for selling poisonous substances through online businesses 6️⃣🐝
Investigators allege the former chef distributed roughly 1,200 packages of the chemicals to people in 40 countries after connecting with them through online forums focused on su*cide. About one-quarter of those shipments were sent to the United Kingdom.
While the charges involve Canadian victims, relatives of British victims have criticized UK authorities for not pursuing charges against Law in connection with the d*aths of 79 people in Britain that police say were linked to substances he supplied.
The UK’s Crown Prosecution Service said it supported the Canadian plea agreement on the condition that the British d*aths be considered during sentencing.
According to a letter obtained by the BBC, prosecutors determined Law would not face charges in the UK because he could contest extradition after being convicted in Canada for similar offences.
Investigators allege the former chef distributed roughly 1,200 packages of the chemicals to people in 40 countries after connecting with them through online forums focused on su*cide. About one-quarter of those shipments were sent to the United Kingdom.
While the charges involve Canadian victims, relatives of British victims have criticized UK authorities for not pursuing charges against Law in connection with the d*aths of 79 people in Britain that police say were linked to substances he supplied.
The UK’s Crown Prosecution Service said it supported the Canadian plea agreement on the condition that the British d*aths be considered during sentencing.
According to a letter obtained by the BBC, prosecutors determined Law would not face charges in the UK because he could contest extradition after being convicted in Canada for similar offences.
Seattle Zoo MAP advocate working there
"Ally Herrera Sturm / Jeremy Herrera Sturm / Ally Kotetsu, who has been publicly discussed for identifying as a “minor-attracted person” and for founding Beyond the Plus, an organization that promotes the normalization of adult sexual attraction to minors.
I also made clear that I was not asking them to take my word for it. I sent links so they can look into it themselves, including this post from his own website:
https://allykotetsu.com/blog/my-experience-being-a-map-gl/
In that May 11 post, he wrote:
"The more I tried to hide it, the more sexual thoughts I had about children. Eventually I decided that I was done pretending to be someone I wasn’t; whether I liked it or not, I was attracted to children, and instead of suppressing this side of me, I should explore it."
Families and children deserve safe public spaces. If someone has publicly written that instead of suppressing attraction to children, he should explore it, I think parents and management deserve to know when that person is working in a family environment.
Other links I sent:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CvAcLzsOWGJ/?igsh=ZjJtM2lnenRvamVz
https://www.instagram.com/p/CvDEUyMgc39/?igsh=MTZuc2piMnJxbXNucA==
Beyond the Plus: https://share.google/82Z6sbeVPRIBqftys
@allykotetsu on Tumblr: https://share.google/DlxLdLlM8xGQrnojy
Reduxx article: https://share.google/eiDRizEfl2n9cdip8
Big yikes.
"Ally Herrera Sturm / Jeremy Herrera Sturm / Ally Kotetsu, who has been publicly discussed for identifying as a “minor-attracted person” and for founding Beyond the Plus, an organization that promotes the normalization of adult sexual attraction to minors.
I also made clear that I was not asking them to take my word for it. I sent links so they can look into it themselves, including this post from his own website:
https://allykotetsu.com/blog/my-experience-being-a-map-gl/
In that May 11 post, he wrote:
"The more I tried to hide it, the more sexual thoughts I had about children. Eventually I decided that I was done pretending to be someone I wasn’t; whether I liked it or not, I was attracted to children, and instead of suppressing this side of me, I should explore it."
Families and children deserve safe public spaces. If someone has publicly written that instead of suppressing attraction to children, he should explore it, I think parents and management deserve to know when that person is working in a family environment.
Other links I sent:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CvAcLzsOWGJ/?igsh=ZjJtM2lnenRvamVz
https://www.instagram.com/p/CvDEUyMgc39/?igsh=MTZuc2piMnJxbXNucA==
Beyond the Plus: https://share.google/82Z6sbeVPRIBqftys
@allykotetsu on Tumblr: https://share.google/DlxLdLlM8xGQrnojy
Reduxx article: https://share.google/eiDRizEfl2n9cdip8
Big yikes.
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@LaylaAlexandrovna@spinster.club that's more of the white guilt thing. No borders, eliminate jails, free drugs and gear, and defund the police. I don't want to live in that world, do you?
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@LaylaAlexandrovna@spinster.club @Kuenga@spinster.xyz Yeah my dad was an Elk or something.
https://lylewfass.substack.com/p/bring-me-the-matriarchy "That sentence makes people nervous because we live in a culture that treats hierarchy like a competitive sport, as if naming one foundational wound somehow erases the others. It does not. Human beings have found endless ways to brutalize each other. Race, class, caste, religion, ethnicity, sexuality, disability, nationality, all of it matters, all of it has blood on it. But women sit underneath almost every one of those systems like the original field of control, the first territory men learned to occupy and govern and sanctify and punish. If you can control the people who give birth, you can control lineage, inheritance, labor, legitimacy, domestic life, religion, property, sex, family structure, the future itself. That is the whole game."
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@LaylaAlexandrovna@spinster.club @Kuenga@spinster.xyz It was never hugely popular here, but I think it's far bigger in Ontario there's Lodge here but it's rented out like ALL the time so it can't be doing much Masoning... https://americanfreemasons.org/canada/
Utrecht, the Netherlands...
warcosts.org
https://www.warcosts.org
WarCosts — The True Cost of American Wars | $11.3 Trillion & Counting
The US has spent $11.3 trillion on war, killed 1 million of its own soldiers, and intervened militarily 469 times. $28,095 per second. 229 years at war. Free, ad-free data from Brown University, CRS, SIPRI & Pentagon reports. Iran war counter here https://costofwar.biz/
https://www.warcosts.org
WarCosts — The True Cost of American Wars | $11.3 Trillion & Counting
The US has spent $11.3 trillion on war, killed 1 million of its own soldiers, and intervened militarily 469 times. $28,095 per second. 229 years at war. Free, ad-free data from Brown University, CRS, SIPRI & Pentagon reports. Iran war counter here https://costofwar.biz/