Most people know me as Anna Na Maus, trans writer of the Angels of Etain and the Best Seller For Love. These days mainly fighting for everyone's right to live. Trans and Woke No DMs
Just to be clear... I'm not changing a thing. Try and make me.
Kirsty McTear 🏳️⚧️Dear @dailyrecord.co.uk I too stand with @sophiemolly.co.uk, and will NOT obey the illegitimate segregation rules levied against me, with no electoral mandate to do so, and no vote in parliament. PLEASE QUOTE POST THIS WITH YOUR INTENTIONS.
You certainly shouldn't claim to be protecting women and girls You know who you are.
Tristan GrayfordMy comment goes beyond Rod Liddle. If you considered yourself a friend of Rod Liddle, someone who argued for legalising child porn and said he wouldn't be able to resist sexually assaulting students as a teacher - there's something deeply wrong with you and you shouldn't be involved in public life.
800+ traditions are inscribed as UNESCO intangible cultural heritage. None is LGBT+ – yet. The Netherlands is nominating the Pride movement. Sign to help make Pride heritage #PrideIsHeritage: a.allout.org/s/W7BRj/
UNESCO: Recognize Pride as cultural heritagePride could join UNESCO's list of the world's living cultural heritage – but none of the 800+ traditions on it are LGBT+ yet. Add your name to change that.a.allout.orgSo many candidates to split the anti Farage vote. Nobody could really call foul if he won with just 10% of the ballot. This is ridiculous and open to abuse. BBC News - Clacton by-election ballot list costing four times more - BBC News www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Clacton by-election ballot list costing four times moreThe list of 34 candidates standing in the Clacton by-election is nearly a metre long.www.bbc.co.ukThe government have been allowed to take away trans rights, now they've got away with taking away the right to protest for a majority. If you think you're safe, you're either a cishet white male or an idiot. You decide.
Middle East MonitorBritain ‘losing the plot’ over pro-Palestine crackdown
It isn't happening too fast. People just ignored the warnings. If we'd acted when scientists first told us what was happening this wouldn't be an issue. Now we must work hard to minimize the damage. Governments and big businesses must be held accountable.
Andy BrownClimate change is already too fast and too big for many farmers to cope with. www.theguardian.com/environment/...
If you want to understand why we oppose Israel and the genocide this should help explain. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Israeli West Bank settler tells BBC attacks on Palestinians are justified as revengeSettler violence against Palestinians is on the rise in the West Bank, as settlements and outposts expand.www.bbc.co.ukIf Amnesty had been around in the 1930s this would have happened over the Jews. But there was a lot more of them than there are of us. I doubt we'll satisfy the blood lust. They're coming for someone else too.
Sophie MollyRubbish. They only pulled it because they were sent dozens of threats of litigation. Trans people forgot when money talks. www.amnesty.org.uk/latest/an-ap...
I guess somebody isn't counting on Burnham opening up the remaining oil. Got to admit, this is a pleasant surprise.
UnicornsRockUKThe beginning of the end of north sea oil www.theguardian.com/business/202...
Isabel might well be the first to say this. Certainly the first I've seen, and I have to admit, I didn't make the connection. But, she is 100% on the money and we should all be listening. Spread the word.
Isabel RogersCan't be the first to say this, but (and yay UEFA - brilliant) this works equally well if you swap out "football" for maybe "water" or "a stable climate". Look at me being the revolutionary socialist. "No one has the moral authority to sell what they merely hold in trust for the next generation."
And still people will defend the wealthiest members of society and their right to keep the money they 'earned'. I know we can't stop putting fuel in our cars, but we can boycott big oils forecourts. Look for the local garage who's trying to keep prices as low as possible. Or even a smaller chain.
Prem SikkaShell’s quarterly profits up from $4.3bn to $9.8bn, jump in price of oil/gas due to wars . Customer bills hiked, industries crippled, economies damaged, planet burns from fossil fuels pollution, corporations profit from catastrophies. Another $3bn share buyback. Must levy 100% windfall tax.
Now we will find out if Burnham is worthy of the job.
Prem SikkaBurnham urged to increase tax on banks as Barclays’ pre-tax profits for the second quarter soar to £3.3bn, up 31% on the year. Other banks making record profits too, closing branches, cutting staff, and involved in scandals. Chance for the Burnham and chancellor to show whose side they’re on.
How far are they going to let him go before someone in authority draws the line?
Stéphanie says… 🏴☠️🦈🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️Graham is one of the reasons why the ‘Ask for Angela’ campaign is so necessary.
A madman kills 2 Jews (and a Muslim) instant call for a COBRA meeting. A fire grows from 25 acres to over 370 acres in less than 12 hours.... nothing. One of them is actually worthy of a COBRA meeting, I'll let you guess which.
Zack PolanskiAcross the country, wildfires are raging. The Prime Minister needs to call a COBRA meeting and treat the climate crisis with the urgency this moment calls for.
Letting people be anti trans is not inclusive and it doesn't make everyone feel welcome. But the WNBA suspend someone for responding that way on the basis that that's what they want to promote. Be clear trans people are still people and should be included.
DefectorWNBA suspends Seattle Storm minority owner for being rude to transphobic shitheads:
We have droughts because we 1. Stopped investing in the water industry especially infrastructure and fixing leaks, and 2. Keep ignoring climate change. BBC News - Why do parts of England and Wales keep falling into drought? - BBC News www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Why do parts of England and Wales keep falling into drought?More than half of England and the whole of Wales has been declared to be in drought this week - the third such event over the past five years.www.bbc.co.uk