For the attention of anyone who thinks so called โTERFsโ are overreacting to trans; watch this if you care to understand where weโre coming from.
https://t.co/RFVjlqV1DC
@LucyTCWife Weโve all seen this type of editing before. Editing to fit a story into their traitorous agenda. I was going to watch it, but now Iโve seen what theyโre doing Iโll give it a miss..
Iโm not falling for their click bate to get their viewing ratings up!!
All the political parties are pretty๐ฉwhen it comes to issues that matter to women to be fair. Iโm still on the fence when it comes to who to vote for in the next election. I do think itโs worth filling out though because it will probably sway all the parties to do what we need. Then we can choose. XX
The women and girls of this country deserve people who take action, not just people who like to talk.
But real action starts with listening. That's why I've launched the Women's Voices National Questionnaire.
I want to know what matters most to you. Your safety, your local area, and the issues facing Britain today. Your answers will help shape what @RestoreBritain and its local branches do in our communities.
It takes about 10 minutes and no names are needed. It's focused on women's views and experiences, but men are welcome to take part and share theirs too.
Scan the QR code, or find the link in the comments, along with the brand new Women For Restore website.
Please share. The more people who take part, the clearer the picture of what really matters.
@NiliSaar72_3 Heโs a conservative & a lawyer who carried on using womenโs toilets at parliament despite the Supreme Court ruling!! Entitled tosser!!
In a stunning innovation, Greater Manchesterโs police have discovered that if officers turn up to burglaries (instead of screening them out as โlow-levelโ), talk to people, look at CCTV, do forensics and chase the local career criminals, they solve nearly three times as many as the national average and cut break-ins in half. Truly novel. Who knew the beating heart of policing might involve neighbourhood bobbies catching local burglars? A model for the ages.
Halloween isn't American. ๐
Not the name. ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ
Not the costumes. ๐ญ
Not the lantern. ๐ฏ๏ธ
Not even "trick or treat". ๐ช
The word was so Scottish that Robert Burns had to add a footnote for the English explaining what it was. ๐
The first lanterns weren't pumpkins. ๐
The first time "trick or treat" appeared in print, it wasn't in America. ๐ฐ
Every year someone calls Halloween an American import. ๐
They never tell you the knock on your door is OLDER than America itself. ๐บ๐ธ
So this Halloween, skip the trick. ๐ป
Be the treat. ๐ฌ
Watch the full story. ๐
Be part of us. โ๏ธ๐ฌ๐ง
Be Proud Of Us. ๐๐ฌ๐ง
๐จ๐ฌ๐ง **WE ARE RUNNING OUT OF TIME. LOOK AT WHAT THEY ARE DOING.**
While the public is distracted, major changes to Britain's electoral system are moving through Parliament.
๐ณ๏ธ Votes at 16.
๐ณ๏ธ Automatic voter registration.
๐ณ๏ธ Changes to voter ID.
๐ณ๏ธ Changes to political donations.
These aren't rumours. They're in an official **House of Commons Library briefing**.
Whatever your politics, these changes could shape British democracy for generations.
**READ IT. QUESTION IT. SHARE IT.**
The public deserves to know what's happening before these changes become law.
๐ https://t.co/Ge5uralnn1
This is unhinged. People travel from all over the country (and the world) to see Oxford Streetโs Christmas lights; a proper magical moment, especially for children (and adults) who love Harry Potter. Now a load of furious activists in frocks and nose rings want to turn up and scream โbigotโ at families just for enjoying a bit of festive fun, because they canโt cope with the fact that sex is real.
Christmas isnโt a political battleground. Let people enjoy the magic.
Keep the Magic Alive: Let the Harry Potter Christmas Lights Go Ahead on Oxford Street! - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/CbMwfgxAgT via @UKChange
โฆ๏ธWHITE PRIVILEGEโฆ๏ธ
This is how our cotton mills and wool mills made their profits, which afforded them their fine stone-built mansions on the outskirts of mill towns.
It was dangerous work, fingers were often lost, eye injuries common, no comfort breaks, no health insurance and no factory nurse.
This work was done on empty bellies after a walk to work. Malnutrition was common place and discipline hard. A water barrel with a wooden ladle for dry dusty days as cotton dander filled the choking air.
There were no holidays to look forward to, no sick pay, and kids as young as 7 sent to work in the miserable conditions their parents stomached for a lifetime.
They didn't play much, they were too knackered for that. A cold hard bed was all they could hope for. Arthritis and joint pains kicked in early as crippled fingers in their middle years struggled with looms.
And our MPs talk about reparations for slavery, when every God damned nation was using slaves.
White privilege... you disgust me. There should be a plaque of remembrance dedicated to the entire working class!
#DawnButlerMP
Her instincts tell her so many messages and yet she still has to decide whether sheโs right to feel unsafe.
Ladies, your instincts often know better than you.