The Cass Report was admirably clear on how the research had been graded. The only people who got this wrong are those who didn't actually read it, & relied instead on online peddlers of misinformation. MPs should remember who gives them accurate briefings, and who doesn't

A useful thread on misinformation surrounding the #CassReview .

A quick look at who is spreading the misinformation 🧵

Worth emphasising for anyone who thinks that the use of a single-sex exception requires a case-by-case assessment. That’s incorrect. The Supreme Court has held several times that general rules suffice and can be proportionate as general rules.

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Diana Barnato Walker (1918-2008)
Was the first British Woman to Break the Sound Barrier.

Her family lived in Egham, Surrey and her father was Woolf Barnato, racing driver and one of the original ‘Bentley Boys’.
#GreatSurreyWomen

If only we had more Andrew Doyles, it might not have taken 20 years for this scandal to unravel. That is an entire generation.

Very proud to have had the opportunity to appear alongside Dennis Noel Kavanagh and Bev Jackson. Very important for me, a heterosexual before retirement, to understand just what the erasure of homosexuality means for these men and women, and just how tragically short was that window of

Now that Dr Cass cannot travel on public transport without fear of being attacked, I imagine it will be important to protect the identities of others. The men who dislike this report will then use that as an excuse to shriek bias.

Time now for criminal prosecution of anyone who

Hilary Cass told not to travel on public transport.

This may be wise, but I bet when she is spotted in public people want to say 'thank you' for her work. 🥰

I get the occasional scowl but much more often people say well done.

thetimes.co.uk/article/hilary…

Single men should not be able to buy children. Nobody should. Single men least of all. But no-one. bbc.com/news/uk-englan…

Another single British man has bought a baby in Cyprus.

BBC News (UK) ran two identical “poor man stranded after buying baby” stories this week.

But no mention by BBC of the 3 women trafficked to UK for forced surrogacy last year. Why is that?

James Ingham
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

Woman of the Day suffragist Emily Davies born OTD 1830 in Southampton, founder of Girton College, Cambridge, a lifelong campaigner for equal rights for women and one of the first women to address a Royal Commission as an expert witness.

Her father had traditional views about

What makes this medical scandal so catastrophic is that not only did doctors lose their ethical compass at the very same moment the social contagion began, but also the viciousness of trans activists created a climate of fear in which almost no one dared to defend these kids.

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Looks like the BBC may have found a way to weed out freelance journalists who don’t comply with gender identity ideology.

You can’t be paid for your time until you fill out a diversity survey. And the first two questions are about your ‘gender identity’. And you can’t
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The Gay Men’s Network official response to the Cass review will drop tomorrow, I ask everyone who follows me or agrees to retweet, quote and promote our call for a vision of post gender gay rights and an inquiry into how Stonewall came to advocate for gay conversion 2.0.

Single primary school teacher goes to Cyprus to buy a baby & is shocked when he can’t just waltz home with the child.

Home Office is doing the right thing ensuring you are who you say you are.

A decent man wouldn’t do this at all. BBC News (UK) Lewis
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

Woman of the Day militant suffragette Charlotte Marsh of Newcastle-on-Tyne died OTD 1961, aged 74. Sanitary inspector (public health inspector), chauffeur and mechanic during WW1 to Prime Minister David Lloyd George, serial lawbreaker, she was one of the first women to be

This is US Govt denying that females have legitimate privacy rights away from males. In UK the Equality Act explicitly accepts there might be occasions where “circumstances …that a person of one sex might reasonably object to the presence of a person of the opposite sex.”

Dr John Armstrong, a maths academic at King's College London, asked for our help. He was applying for promotion and was being asked to sign up to KCL's EDI policy – which conflicted with his gender-critical beliefs.
sex-matters.org/posts/updates/…

Even by the standards of indoctrination in schools, this story is horrifying telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/1…

When even regime comedians are mocking you, the game is up. Even the loyal court jester now turns on the mad king.