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An incredible amount of stupid people on X today, so much so that there should have been an orderly queue for them all to jump into the tiger enclosure.
Tigers not going hungry any time soon!!
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Sad to hear that Jason Arday has taken his own life & died
Looking to blame anyone other than Arday is foolish.
He alone backed himself into such a corner that he couldn't comprehend any other way to go on
No-one wanted this outcome, no-one has "blood on their hands".
Tragic
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Well, thats the first time I've heard Community Notes called "abuse".
You dont like the platform because you cant get away with lying.
Leaving is an option I guess, not a good look though.
I've decided to leave this platform and my Department will too.
A platform originally designed for free speech and expression now favours abuse and misinformation over meaningful debate.
It isn't healthy for our democracy or our communities and I don’t want to support it.
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At this point, what the hell is the point of console gaming?
Removal of actual game discs, meaning the delineation between console and PC is even further negligible.
At this point we might as well swap Sony for Steam and be done with consoles.
Game over Playstation
Do SUV's cause more damage than 40 tonne articulated trucks?
What about 7.5 tonne trucks?
We can see where you're steering this, you want to pick the pockets of motorists for any reason you can dream off.
Your end as Mayor cant come soon enough.
Experts are saying it: SUVs damage our roads more than ordinary passenger cars.
I’ve asked @TfL to look into the effect of supersized SUVs in London as more of these vehicles take up space on London’s roads.
theguardian.com/uk-news/2026…
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You should give up, you've been told that you are wrong, to even consider pushing this is mind blowing arrogance on your part.
Take the "L", its one of many now, this is not unchartered territory for you
Barrister Sarah Phillimore repeatedly deadnamed and misgendered a trans woman online. Her regulator has rejected our complaint – but we won’t be giving up:
goodlawproject.org/bar-stand…
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The headline is misleading. The Bar Standards Board asked its Investigations and Enforcement Team to consider this complaint and did not reject it at first sift. The team undertook a detailed assessment but rejected the complaint of harassment as not meeting the legal threshold open.substack.com/pub/sarahphill…
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The first series of TNG was a bit crap, but, it still found an audience around the world.
That at least gave Paramount hope to continue, but Academy didnt find an audience.
In a world where everything is easier to find/watch, people went out of their way not to bother.
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Galahadfairlight retweeted
I have received information re claims made by one Hayden against, by my count, 32 individuals & 5 corporates or unincorporated associations.
If you are one of the 37 &/or have faced civil legal claims instigated by Hayden, please contact me asap, as my work has started.
Thank you
Galahadfairlight retweeted
Dear all
Update:
I have just had a call from a DS Tokar at @MPSLewisham I think largely in response to my story here on X, which has been seen and noted.
DS Tokar is the line manager of PC Humphreys.
She apologised on behalf of the @metpoliceuk
and will pursue the matter further with PC Humphreys.
DS Tokar said also they will take various methods to ensure my safety and that of my family, but she asked me not to divulge the specific details.
Either the Met, or Fred Wallace's local police force will also be investigating him (they are it seems, very aware of his past activities).
I have already made a formal complaint against PC Humphreys, but I plan to pursue this matter as far as necessary.
A new OIC has been assigned to me and I will be hearing from him/her later today.
I shall keep you updated.
Thank you everyone for your support.
I am deeply appreciative and I am heartened by it.
Dr P.
(I also told DS Tokar that I think my story has gained so much traction because it has touched a nerve with people, especially women.
We women are tired of being denigrated and ignored.
We are tired of being bullied by men who think they are women and we are tired of the police defending these men!)
Galahadfairlight retweeted
🇮🇷 47 years ago, I stood at a window in Tehran as a 3-year-old boy, smelling burning tires and hearing the chants that would steal my country. I didn’t have words for what was happening. Today, I am watching smoke rise over the same city — but this time the smoke is not the end of Iran. It is, God willing, the beginning of her resurrection.
Several weeks ago I wrote in that the fever of 1979 was finally breaking. I never imagined I would wake up to see that fever confronted so directly. Israel — with the clear support of the United States — has launched a preemptive strike deep into Tehran and against the regime’s military machinery. Explosions in the capital. Military targets hit. The IRGC’s aura of invincibility, already cracked, is shattering in real time.
I do not celebrate war. No decent person does. What I celebrate — what millions of Iranians inside the country and in the diaspora have prayed for in secret for decades — is the possibility that a regime which has no right to exist may finally be forced to go.
This is the same regime that:
- Armed and cheered the October 7 massacre against Israel for no reason other than pure genocidal hatred.
- Murdered tens of thousands of its own sons and daughters who dared to walk peacefully in the streets demanding the most basic freedoms.
- Gouges out the eyes of young women for the “crime” of wearing makeup.
- Hangs teenagers from cranes for posting a tweet.
- Exports terror, poverty, and darkness to every corner it can reach including the U.S.
No nation, no people, should have to live under that. Not Israelis. Not Americans. Not Lebanese. Not Syrians. And certainly not Iranians.
I am a physician who has spent his life trying to heal bodies and a son of Iran who has spent his life mourning a stolen homeland. What we are witnessing is not aggression — it is surgery. Painful, necessary surgery to remove a tumor that has metastasized for 47 years. The tumor is the Islamic Republic that has hijacked Iran.
To the brave pilots and special operators of the Israeli Air Force and the men and women of the United States military now carrying out this mission: I pray for you with everything I have.
May God shield you from harm. May every missile find its target and every soldier return home safely to the families who love them. You are not invaders. You are the answer to the prayers of millions who have whispered “enough” in the dark since 1979. You are giving our friends the chance to breathe free air again. The entire region will owe you a peace we have not known in my lifetime.
To my fellow Iranians watching from inside the country right now, heart pounding, maybe hiding in basements or on rooftops: Hold on. The end is clearer than it has ever been. The regime’s fear is real. Their eyes — those same eyes that once stared down at us with absolute power — now show something they haven’t shown in decades: panic. The math has changed. The window of 1979 is finally closing.
To the little three-year-old boy I once was — and to every little boy and girl in Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz, and Tabriz today who hears explosions instead of lullabies: This time the sounds are not the closing of a door. They are the opening of one.
The road ahead will not be easy. Transitions never are. But the direction is unmistakable. A secular, prosperous, free Iran is no longer a dream — it is becoming an inevitability.
I have lived the stolen life so that others might not have to. Today, for the first time in 47 years, I allow myself to believe that the stealing is almost over.
Thank you, Israel. Thank you, America. The Iranian people — the real Iran — will never forget.
The fever is breaking.
The dawn of 2026 is here.
And this time, the light wins.
🇮🇷❤️🇮🇱🇺🇸
Galahadfairlight retweeted
Iraq was attacked by the US during Ramadan and it sickening to know that the US is again going to attack Iran during Ramadan. The US apparently loves to strike Muslim countries during Ramadan and I am convinced it isn’t what these countries have done to violate international law but about who they worship.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The Iraq invasion began on March 20, 2003 and major combat operations were declared over on May 1, months before Ramadan that year.
Surveys also show that in Iran only about 37% of the population identifies as Muslim, while nearly half describe themselves as non-religious.
gamaan.org/2020/08/25/ira…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_inva…
Galahadfairlight retweeted
Dear X
I need your help.
As you may know, I was doxed by Fred Wallace who posted my name, picture and partial home address here on X.
I made a complaint to the @metpoliceuk and today I was called back by one of their officers.
Name: Pc/Officer Humphreys.
Badge No. 2417.
Based at Lewisham Police Station. @MPSLewisham
Officer Humphreys asked what had given rise to the doxing and I told him that I hold the position that men cannot become women.
He immediately, without taking a breath said "well, that's transphobic".
Officer Humphries then proceeded to harangue me about my 'transphobia' and 'homophobia'.
I told him that I was not confident in the way he responded and that I would be reporting him to his superiors.
He said "well you won't get anywhere".
I then tried to explain to him that being 'transphobic' is not a crime and that gender critical beliefs are protected under the Forstater Ruling.
I also told him about the Supreme Court ruling that sex, in law, means biology and not identity.
At this point in the conversation, PC Humphreys put the phone down on me.
PC Humphreys seemed to have no understanding of his responsibility to act as an impartial public servant.
He also seemed unconcerned that I felt threatened and that I and my family could be put at risk by the doxing.
His only interest was in berating me for my beliefs.
I have made an in-person complaint at Lewisham Police Station and I will be making an appointment to discuss this incident with my MP @JanetDaby
We are being failed by a captured police force.
@SexMattersOrg
@SpeechUnion
Please can you Rx this.
Thank you.
Dr P.
It also lost $700million in comparison to Force Awakens.
Solo outright flopped after it.
Rise of Skywalker barely crossed $1billion.
Let's not pretend Last Jedi had a positive impact.
It was seen as a top tier movie upon release. It is critically lauded, had an A CinemaScore and highest blu ray dvd sales of any movie that year and made $1.3 BILLION box office.
Only people that are too online and listen to nazi loser incels saw it as anything controversial.
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Galahadfairlight retweeted
Oh wow! Thank you, @GQMagazine
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There's me now, winning The Samizdat Award for defending freedom of speech
Galahadfairlight retweeted
The British Establishment has a simple rule:
The problem is never the problem. The problem is people who dare to point out the problem.
Grooming gangs, illegal immigration, terrorism, men in women's prisons, Net Zero.
Same playbook every time: "racist", "denier", "Nazi".
You'd think when you're calling a beloved children's author a Nazi, you'd maybe stop and pause. But no.
Another part of the rule is that no matter how right the "bad" people turn out to be, they remain tainted by having been right.
Feminists like JK Rowling were vilified for opposing puberty blockers being given to children. The government rowed back on the policy. But the women who spoke out against it are still considered bigots.
Grooming gangs turned out to be racist anti-white hate crimes. If this had been done by an invading army, it would be rightly treated as a war crime. But the people who covered it up and ignored it are still the "good" people and the people who complained about it are still the "bad" people.
The same is true of illegal immigration. Islamism. Net Zero.
And this is why the country is screwed. Because we live in a society where the golden rule is that you must tolerate the intolerable or you'll be made a pariah for caring about the safety of British women and girls, for wanting a cohesive society, for wanting a strong economy.
I've had enough of this and my sense is so have the British people. We won't keep quiet anymore. Call us all the names you want. It doesn't work anymore.
