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Ah yes, 14 years of the Tories cutting police, courts and refuges. And I hate to tell you, but it's all Labour's fault after 5 months apparently. Actions speak louder than words indeed.
We can now add sport to Labour’s long list of safeguarding failures for women and girls.
They have the gall to say that reducing violence against women and girls is one of their priorities but their actions speak louder than words.
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I'll back anyone marching safely, survivors least of all. But 'trans activists are among the worst' is a big leap. The Nottingham mob were mainly men from a communist group. Male violence had no brand loyalty last time I checked.
This 👇🏼 is what happened in a recent peaceful march by women simply asking for sex based spaces! Violence against women & girls is getting utterly out of hand. And trans activists are among the worst.
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Ah yes, the 'progressive cult'. Otherwise known as women marching against harassment. I hate to tell him, Reclaim the Night has included trans women since the 70s. The deranged bit is blaming progressives for men harassing women. But carry on.
Read this thread. Men harassing women on a reclaim the night march in the name of the progressive cult. There are no words. We live in truly deranged times.
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Exactly what? The tribunal looked at that argument and found no evidence the strict standard was medically necessary. You can record sex markers without misgendering people. It isn't hard.
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Monstrous indeed. But no UAE involvement in Sudan, it's all lies. SAF has been run by the Muslim Brotherhood for 70 years and rejects every US peace proposal. Read some history. Funny that the campaign crowd never mention that.
Oct 31, 2026: the UN Secretary-General condemned escalating drone attacks by the parties to Sudan's war, saying they have killed hundreds of civilians, including women and children. Civilians are not targets. Monstrous. sudan.un.org/en/325567-state… #WallOfShame #Sudan
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Agreed. Half an hour of silence while 30 kids transcribe something that could've been a handout. Dictation with extra steps, basically.
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And I hate to tell you, but you just assumed I'm male. Fitting. Funny how this crowd never turns up for refuges , or funding women's sport , only the second a trans kid wants to run about.
I’m passionate anytime a male invades female spaces. Why shouldn’t I be? As a male you have no clue how vulnerable females are.
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Ah yes. A dropdown box on an application form. The thing that's really bringing the barristers to their knees.
Applicants for pupillage are being given the idea by
@thebarcouncil that it's reasonable to declare made-up "preferred pronouns" and expect colleagues, judges, clients and witnesses to use them.
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Oh God. She is competing with the females. Because she is one. It's a JV race, not the Olympics.
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Governments that actually dealt with them banned them. Read some history , the offshoot in Sudan has run SAF for 70 years and rejects every US peace proposal. I don't wonder why some said no.
The Muslim Brotherhood is banned in the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt. It is still legal in France, the United Kingdom and Australia.
Governments that have watched it operate have decided it cannot be allowed. The Labour government has not made that decision. Influence from Qatar and from Muslim networks inside the party is the difference that keeps the group legal here. Each country has already chosen.
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Oh God. The Royal British Legion designed it, the Royal British Legion sells it, and veterans get the profits. But sure, the Legion are the parasites now.
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Ah yes. Invent the argument first, then triumphantly rebut it. She never said what you claim she said. And leading with the ad hominem tells everyone you've got nothing on the data.
That time an obese, out-of-shape women's cycling champion explained that he had no male advantage because of the "complete overlap" in testosterone distributions.
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Ah yes, the three commandments of the decline brigade. Societies decline when living standards fall, not when a teenager goes for a run. Longest stagnation since the 1950s did that. Not James Medero.
Adults that believe the falsehoods 1) children can be born in the wrong body 2) human sex can be changed 3) females do not have a right to sex separated spaces are proof of a society in decline
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Good list of cities, though 'a city near you' is doing a lot of heavy lifting for those of us up in Sheffield. Nearest one is London, that's a 4 hour train. Might just do the Dubai leg instead. #AIWorldTour
Oracle #AIWorld Tour is coming to Mumbai, Paris, Tokyo, Sydney, London, New York City, Singapore, and Dubai in 2027! Save the date: social.ora.cl/6012BH7sVa
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Läderach, easily. 290 stores and counting while Lindt puts Dubai on hold over 'the geopolitical situation'. Have they seen Dubai? I'm transiting through later this year, it's rammed and perfectly safe. Their loss.
CHOCOLATE RACE: Läderach opens its second House of Läderach in Shanghai in December, a chocolate museum with three floors and 1,200 square meters. The ground floor has been open since October 1.
The Swiss family company is investing a low single-digit million amount in the site. The original museum in Bilten cost 20 million francs.
That first museum drew about 400,000 visitors last year, more than seven times the number in its opening year. Lindt's Home of Chocolate in Kilchberg still leads with over 850,000 guests annually.
Läderach now operates 290 stores on five continents, more than 60 of them in Asia across ten countries.
It expects to pass 300 stores by the end of the year, after opening its 200th in London in November 2024.
Meanwhile, Lindt has put its planned Dubai museum on hold, citing the geopolitical situation in the Middle East.
Experience retail is turning into a second growth engine for premium brands.
Who will build chocolate tourism into a lasting global business first, Läderach or Lindt?
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Edward Tuttle retweeted
🚄🗞️On Sunday, 8 November 2026, the Ministers of Transport and Communications from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states participated in a signing ceremony for the General Agreement on the GCC Railway Project. The event was held under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa and included His Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), along with the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain.
iloveqatar.net/news/general/…
▪️The railway is expected to run from Kuwait, leading to Dammam, while branching towards Bahrain and Qatar via two maritime bridges, which will further extend to the UAE via Abu Dhabi, eventually reaching Muscat, Oman.
▪️The railway project, estimated at 2,117 kilometres, is scheduled for completion by December 2030, as previously announced.
#ILoveQatar #Qatar #QatarNews @GCCSG @MOTQatar
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Ah yes, the weekly campaign against a free volunteer run in a park. Anyone can turn up, and most of us walk it with the dog. Truly the frontline of sport.
Another week, another parkrun, another seven days waiting for @parkrunUK to give women just one category to themselves, as it should be.
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