FlyTheNest

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From forlorn look at Easterhouse to broad smile food donation,I remain a Christian throughout.

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I like the Jesus stories. I'm probably best described as a pagan.

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I don't think our economic system is good for most people

We don't have to Brexit

I'm probably best described as indescribable.

Which of course,I can't be.

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Dr Nicola Williams from Fair Play For Women explains to Sky News how women’s rights are hanging by a thread with changes to transgender law

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We are concerned about the role of Mermaids UK, a lobbying organisation that promotes the uncritical affirmation of children’s self-declared gender identity and the use of powerful cancer drugs to halt puberty, followed by the administration of cross-sex hormones.

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The government’s handling of transgender rights has been mismanaged from the start
Delays in access to healthcare are harming trans people’s quality of life. A fresh approach is needed, says DEBBIE HAYTON

A small selection of some of the views I have come across as a result of following Graham Linehan on Twitter and looking into some of the points he raises. The first is from someone looking at the issue from a women's rights perspective. The second is from a transgender person who shares Graham Linehan's concerns about Mermaids and who has also written the third article, which expresses concerns about how the squeeze on funding under Tory government has lengthened waiting times for referrals on the NHS for services that are so important in supporting transgender people.

There is so much going on under the radar that Graham Linehan is trying to bring out into the open, things that have surprised me because they involve some pretty retrograde steps in areas such as safeguarding and women's rights that I had no idea were going on until he had his "meltdown" on twitter which I am personally glad he did because I feel far better informed as a consequence.

goodnight, everyone
love,
cJA

So called supermoon as seen through a shit mobile phone camera.



It looked a lot more impressive and cool in real life.

Is there anybody there?

No?

Good.

Come to me oh Great Old Ones under the Super Wolf Blood Moon as the Guardian calls it.

Your servant awaits you as long as you grant him favours and stuff.

Like cancelling Brexit and a few other personal things.

ä! Iä! Cthulhu fhtagn! Ph'nglui mglw'nfah Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!

And just to put my oar into the Diane Abbott Question Time thing since accusations of bias and whatnot have come out.

I talked to my friend today, a lifelong Labour man, and he agreed with me that she's a shadow of her former self and probably drugged up to the eyeballs. Her teeth are falling apart for fucks sake. So why do they keep shoving her out there?

I like Diane and I'm worried that those around her don't have her best interests at heart.

If you don't want a woman to be interrupted then dont put a woman who rambles on incoherently because she's ill on Question Time.