Podcast appearances and mentions of kellie jay keen

Hello and welcome to the Monday Breakfast show for 24.2.25On today's show:Headlines covering:Palestine: Gaza “ceasefire” updatePalestine: Escalation in the West BankMass protests against Italy's controversial Security BillPublication of Colonial Frontier Massacres Project  New reporting from Lucy Martinez has revealed that Victoria Police knew nazis would attend the 'Let Women Speak' anti-trans rally in support of Kellie-Jay Keen before they arrived, contradicting claims they were unaware. Rob spoke with Lucy Martinez to understand what exactly Victoria Police knew and what else they uncovered in the process. Lucy Martinez is an independent journalist who covers trans plus issues in Naarm and so-called australia more broadly, writing for her website lucyfromnaarm.com. Rob speaks with Buzz, member of the covid naarm mask bloc which has worked to supply masks, PPE and other medical supplies to the community through mutual aid and community efforts. You can donate to their cause here: https://chuffed.org/project/covidnaarm and follow their activities via instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/covidnaarm/Following that we hear an excerpt of an interview from the Tuesday Hometime show last week, in which Jan spoke to Dr Sue Wareham, President of the Medical Association for the Prevention of War (MAPW) about the health of the Palestinian people, both physical and psychological due to the latest Israeli war on Gaza and what the Australian government should be doing.To hear the full interview and other incisive current affairs analysis, listen in to 3CR from 4-6pm every Tuesday, or find previous podcasts on our website by searching "Tuesday Hometime" on 3cr.org.auThe show ends with speeches from the Sunday Free Palestine Rally on February 9 in Naarm: Palestinian student and activist Nada spoke about her own experiences growing up in the West Bank, as well as about the importance of unity within our movement. After, Jordy Silverstein of Loud Jew Collective spoke on the environment of free speech suppression around Palestine activism in Australia.Community Notices:Beyond Bricks and Bars are holding a fundraiser/birthday party this Saturday the 1st of March to raise funds for the organisation as well as the Incarcerated Trans and Gender Diverse Community Fund. The event takes place at Kines bar, 11 Hope St in so-called Brunswick from 5pm. Read more about the event here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DFjf0LfJQjr/?hl=enOn Sunday the 2nd of March Black Peoples Union are hosting a talk/Q&A with Gerald Horne, where they will speak about US imperialism, armed struggle, and their book 'The White Pacific'. The event is also raising funds for a Blak anarchist who was fined for pro-Palestinian activism. It starts from 12pm at Shop Bao Ngoc at 387 Victoria St in so-called Brunswick.  See more information here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGSJABJycV-/   Songs played:'Who But Us' - DTA [https://dtala.bandcamp.com/track/who-but-us]  

Carl is joined by Kellie-Jay Keen to discuss the bizarre overrepresentation of nonces in our government and how the wheels are coming off the clown car.

"Kellie-Jay Keen is a global non-feminist women's rights advocate who founded the #LetWomenSpeak movement. She's unapologetic and unafraid. She believes that language is the key weapon in the arsenal of those who wish to erase women."  In 2018, under the pseudonym of "Posie Parker", Kellie sold stickers and t.shirts printed with the dictionary definition of a woman "Woman, noun, adult human female" to fund a billboard poster in Liverpool with the same text. This was in protest of a local councilor who had expressed support for transgender ideology.  After complaints of the billboard by trans activists, Kellie was interviewed by UK police under caution of committing a "hate crime". Here, Kellie talks about this time and her development into one of the world's most ferocious women's rights activists against an insidious and radical transgender ideology that many feminists support.  Follow Kellie on X @ThePosieParker Follow her activism and buy merch on her website here Let Women Speak     

Kellie-Jay Keen exposes the Democrats' anti-women agenda, Gary Hardgrave unpacks the Labor government's potential backflip on negative gearing. Plus, Ami Horowitz on the anti-Israel rhetoric from Hollywood.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Megyn Kelly begins the show with a debate breakdown and preview, on what Donald Trump should do to stay on message, the strategy of "bridging" to avoid answering direct questions, how he should push Harris on "woke," his best way to answer the abortion question, how Kamala Harris will try to rattle Trump, the female vs. male factor in past debates, Harris' tics of saying "I'm speaking" and "we should have a conversation," how Trump can exploit her weaknesses, exactly what she'd ask Trump if she were the debate moderator, and more. Then Party of Women leader and activist Kellie-Jay Keen joins to talk about the ongoing issue of biological men invading women's spaces and sports, the need to protect women and girls, Martina Navratilova's weak stance on the issue, fighting back against the cultural push to affirm and accept no matter what, the nuanced issue of Caitlyn Jenner, the new Will Ferrell documentary attempting to normalize the trans topic, accusations of "trans misogyny" in our culture, the epidemic of "rich white women" supporting issues that undermine women and girls, and more, and more.Keen- https://www.partyofwomen.org/Kars 4 Kids: Donate online today at https://Kars4Kids.org/MKGrand Canyon University: https://GCU.edu Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MegynKellyTwitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShowInstagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShowFacebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShow Find out more information at: https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow 

Election 24, Episode 20It's a good job we're out on the doorstep today because we're absolutely stuffing our faces. Today's candidates are:Sharon Hodgson, Labour, Washington and Gateshead SouthX: @SharonHodgsonMPW: https://linktr.ee/sharonhodgsonJake Berry, Conservative, Rossendale and Darwen X: @JakeBerryW: https://jakeberry.org/Kellie-Jay Keen, Bristol Central, Party of WomenX: @ThePosieParkerW: https://www.letwomenspeak.org/Colin Martin, Lib Dem, South East Cornwall X: @ColinMartinPL22W: https://www.seclibdems.uk/Just 567 to go...If you are a candidate or know one who'd like to come on the show, email politicalpartypodcast@gmail.comSEE Matt at the Soho Theatre in June: Soho TheatreOr at the Edinburgh Festival in August: Matt Forde The End of an Era Tour Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

First up, hear the We the Women promo WLRN created for that gathering happening in the Pacific Northwest this summer. More info at https://www.wethewomen.world/. After the promo, we begin the show with a special 8th anniversary greeting from Thistle. Then, it is on to the world news with Mary O'Neill before we dive into our discussion of the Taylor Swift Phenomenon from the perspectives of Zinetta, Emily, KatyJean, and Jocelyn, and from the perspectives of authors Lierre Keith and Sheila Jeffreys. What a way to celebrate our 8th year together as a collective of media activist women! We are so blessed to have all of these amazing guests on our program to help us reflect on and understand ourselves better in the context of the Taylor Swift phenom and how it is impacting girls and women. We hope these discussions help us to make our OWN society of women speaking to women in an atmosphere of openness and mutual respect. So, it is a long edition, Edition 97. Three hours long to be exact and it is packed with feminist community content. We are proud to present three PSAs this month for upcoming feminist events. Kellie Jay-Keen will be in Tulsa, Oklahoma on May 17th for a Let Women Speak event. Learn more at https://www.letwomenspeak.org/event-details/letwomenspeaknzjustice. There is also a PSA for Feminist in Struggle's (FIST's) first national conference. Learn more at https://feministstruggle.org/ about that event happening the first weekend in July near San Diego. WLRN is a place where we can take turns speaking and listening to each other to build ourselves up and into a movement powered by friendships and sisterhood. As Sekhmet says in her commentary this month, being part of a volunteer-powered collective is hard sometimes. Women don't always like each other or agree or get along, but at WLRN we have persevered because, as Sekhmet also says in her commentary, we are that loyal to the growth of feminism. After the discussions of Taylor Swift, you'll hear a new song by Thistle called "The Tide" that she wrote after listening to Taylor Swift's Midnights and Folklore albums and getting inspired. She recorded it live in her apartment studio with a little "meow" right before she rocked it! Emily also weighs in with a mini-commentary right before Thistle's song with some final reflections after the two discussions with our guests were completed. And finally, stay tuned as ever for Sekhmet SheOwl's commentary at the end of the show. Thanks for listening.

Show Notes and Transcript Anna McGovern joins Hearts of Oak to share her experiences in Australia, discussing her interest in the country, working with Sky News Australia, and the differences in media freedom compared to the UK.  She delves into the culture wars in Australia, touching on topics like the Israel-Palestine conflict and challenges faced by individuals with differing viewpoints. Anna also talks about pro-life advocacy, gender ideology, and social conservatism, emphasizing the role of platforms like AW.Today in promoting diverse perspectives and truthful reporting. She discusses the importance of teamwork and research in accurate news delivery, as well as the challenges of going against the mainstream narrative. Anna highlights the expansion of AussieWire's coverage to the UK, The US and beyond, stressing the support for truth-seeking outlets and informed discussions.  She concludes by emphasizing the power of individuals in making a positive impact, whether through starting a podcast or engaging in meaningful conversations. Anna McGovern is a Broadcaster and Journalist, as seen on the Telegraph, Sky News Australia, TalkTV, GB News and a variety of other media outlets. Her specialist areas include traditional conservatism, politics, culture, and current affairs. Anna makes regular appearances on TV and radio networks discussing top news stories for stations including TalkTV and GB News.  Connect with Anna and AW.Today... WEBSITE           annamcgovern.com X/TWITTER       x.com/AnnaMcGovernUK                            x.com/theaussiewire Interview recorded  2.4.24 Connect with Hearts of Oak... WEBSITE            heartsofoak.org/ PODCASTS        heartsofoak.podbean.com/ SOCIAL MEDIA  heartsofoak.org/connect/ SHOP                  heartsofoak.org/shop/ TRANSCRIPT   (Hearts of Oak) And it's wonderful to have Anna McGovern with us today. Anna, thanks so much for your time. (Anna McGovern) Thank you so much for having me. Not all. Fascinated with your experiences down under. You've been over there for the last six months, heavily involved in media. I will get into all of that, but people can obviously find you @AnnaMcGovernUK is your handle. Can you not change that to Anna McGovern, AUS or you're still holding on to the UK I'm still holding on to my UK roots and then we'll have to see maybe it'll be Anna McGovern AUS but I doubt it for now Hold off on that hold off. So Anna it's obviously, I met up with you I think last and nearly the end of last year actually just before you were heading off to Australia, been there six months. Maybe just ask your experiences first as a Brit out there. You've been involved in the media for a number of years in the UK. I've seen you pop up on Talk TV and GB News. You're on TNT Radio, all different media outlets here in the UK. But maybe let us know what you're, maybe why you wanted to head to Australia and what that's been like culturally before we can get on to actually the media and the news. Yeah so for my parents, they came over to Australia over 10 years ago to visit and then my mum even earlier than that when she was about my age and she was working in Australia and that's when she first fell in love with the country then her and my dad went over just over 10 years ago and they really loved it and I think growing up I've always been told, Annie you've got to go to Australia, this country is for you and it was kind of ingrained in me and it was always somewhere where I was really interested in actually seeing and because the lifestyle that they have out there is incredible and of course the weather, I love the weather it's It's very hot, very nice, very different compared to the UK. So I first came out here because I just graduated university and I had an opportunity to do some work experience as a producer at Sky News Australia. And so I decided with the opportunity, I'm just going to go for it and see what happens. I wasn't actually anticipating being in Australia for this long, but six months later and I'm still here and it's all really worked out even better than I could have possibly imagined. Like the way of life here is much more relaxed than you see in the UK. I think in the UK, everyone's very driven, motivated by work pretty much all the time. Whereas in Australia, I think what I really found an appreciation for is that they very much have a work life balance. So it's very much, you know, your personal time is very protected. You know, you've got you can literally spend, you know, go to the beach for the day because the beaches here are so beautiful. For we don't I wouldn't say we necessarily have the same quality beaches in the UK as we I've seen in Australia andI think with that kind of outlook of life as well I think that, I think personally the Australians have it right in many respects because I think they when they work they work hard but then they also have a kind of a work-life balance and they have that time protected as well which is something that I've really come to grow an appreciation for and it's such a a beautiful country as well. I think one of my first kind of aspects about it that I was very nervous about was the spiders. I'm very scared of spiders, I'm very scared of snakes, all of that and I thought I'd be walking in and there'd be spiders all over the floor and you just you know, I was very nervous especially you kind of look them up on the internet they're massive nothing like that thankfully, I have seen a couple of huntsman spiders which are massive but they're actually not too harmful to us humans and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. You can always go to Adelaide zoo can't you for the reptile area. Exactly if you want to see some more crazy animals yeah you can do that, something you probably wouldn't see as much in the, just on your day-to-day walk or anything so yeah Anna, I want to get into the the media side and you mentioned Sky News Australia, I think many of us in the UK came across Sky News, probably in the COVID tyranny. It popped up a lot of, not articles, but a lot of commentators there talking about free speech against COVID tyranny, about personal freedoms. And it seemed to be a bulwark against what was coming. And obviously Sky News in the UK is at one point, I guess, thinking back, was a free speech network. It's no longer. It's just apes what the BBC do. So I guess I've seen that in my timeline. You've obviously come across and seen it all in your time line. Tell us how kind of that developed and how you ended up reaching out and actually working with them. So one important thing to know about Sky News Australia is that they're not ruled by Ofcom like we are in the UK so the commentators the presenters have a lot more freedom to actually say what they believe without too much without the same fear of being cancelled like we've seen in the UK with so many presenters and commentators actually getting cancelled for saying something that's a bit too much out of line for the establishment. So I think that the fact that they have that freedom, that ability to actually speak their mind and, you know, say things that maybe the establishment might not agree with. I found that to be just really incredible because we actually saw some really insightful commentary from that because they just had that freedom to be able to speak their mind. I was involved as like a commentator for one of the shows for a royal edition. And so reporting on that, which was my first involvement with Sky News Australia. And then I started then actively watching the shows and I was just really inspired by the level of actually the commentary that we were seeing which is so high quality and it really inspired me as well because I always knew that I wanted to come to Australia and then in my mind I thought if I could even be involved with an outlet such as this doing such incredible work that would be such a you know that would just be an even but you know make the experience even better and which is why I reached out and they very graciously welcomed me into the team and I got to see that behind the scenes, how it works, how they put the show together which was so insightful and I learned so much from my time there and so I think for some of these media outlets as well you do see so many, you are so much more at risk of actually being cancelled if you say something that is so out of line with what the establishment kind of perpetuates further and I do wonder what the future of the media will actually be for many of these presenters many of these commentators especially as where we're heading towards the general election, it is most likely in the UK that Labour is going to win in my personal opinion anyway and I do wonder what that will look like moving forward for many of these people in these industries. Tell us about the fascinating you said that Ofcom which are the the regulatory body for media in the UK, and they've just been given a lot of extra powers to clamp down on anything the government doesn't like. But you mentioned that Ofcom, there is no such thing, or the media are not under. How does that work then in terms of freedom? Does the government have a full hands-off? Obviously, you've been there six months, so you get a feel of, is there none of this? Oh, I'm not sure if you should say that. Is it purely along the kind of editorial lines of the station as opposed to what the government may think of it? So I think in terms of outlets such as Sky News Australia, who are not ruled by, you know, organisations such as Ofcom in what they say. What they say, the fundamentals of it has to be true. You can't just lie. You will be penalised if you lie actively. However, they're not under those same restrictions, which mean they have a lot more freedom to actually say what they believe. But it's not ever just one person there's a whole team behind them of producers and researchers are putting all of this information together to ensure that [9:08] that presenter is most prepared to actually deliver the news that the audience cares about that they tune in to actually watch, so it's not ever just one person I think obviously in some circumstances for smaller outlets it can just be one person, but for these bigger outlets it does take a team and actually a lot of the work the producers and researchers all of these people do often does go uncredited because what you see as an audience, audience member watching or just tuning in from your screen is just one person reiterating the news delivering their opinions and whilst it would be their opinions of course like the foundations of it that takes a whole team to prepare that so I think it shows there are people working behind the scenes who very much believe in the message and want to get that out there for the audience and you know so they can be the best informed which I think is why they just keep coming back again and again. Tell us about, because whenever you have government overreach either you buckle or you fight back and I think in some ways people didn't know how they would respond to the the COVID tyranny until it happened, it's one thing saying what you'll do it's nothing actually doing it, what was kind of when as you've spent the last six months talking to people and maybe understanding people's experiences there and I think in the UK we saw them as a country that was more locked down and more restricted in what you could say and we've had Avi Yemini on before a number of times talking about that and the the one One Nation Australia Party. We've had Malcolm Roberts on, Senator Malcolm Roberts talking about that. But tell us kind of how those conversations with people, as you've kind of understood a little bit more, maybe about what they have faced and how they've come out of it at the other end of the last four years, I guess. So I've met both of them and they're both doing fantastic work out here in Australia. One thing in Australia as well, particularly in Melbourne, they saw the most, you know, restricted lockdowns in the world. And actually, there were people who were actively speaking up against this, protesting against what the kind of government forces were implementing on the people. And they were actually there. Actually, I know some people who got arrested and actually fell under that, you know, fell under the criminal jurisdiction just for speaking out against lockdowns, just for trying to raise awareness and, you know, actually encourage the public to stand up against what they, what they were being implemented under by these governmental forces. And I think it definitely shows that the political outlook that I've seen in Australia so far, I think it's massively changed since lockdowns because a lot of the Aussies have especially woken up to what the government can actually be capable of doing, how much control they can have over your lives. And I think for many people, that was a huge turning point in their political activism and actually speaking up a lot more. And I do think that that could be a potential risk that we see in the future as well. You know, governmental forces actually implementing similar lockdowns. It might even be for climate change, for example, another excuse to have more control over our lives. And I think for many political activists out here in Australia, that's actually inspired them to keep going, keep educating people so that they can actually protect themselves and not just comply with everything that the government says. Anna, the culture wars and you have fighting the culture war, I think, in your in your Twitter bio. And it's a term we've we've heard a lot. And you've obviously reposted. There was a pro-life demo in London, middle of March. You've done programs against the puberty blockers, the whole gender onslaught against children. They're all different issues, I guess, and culture wars is a kind of umbrella term of a lot of those that probably boils around personal freedom and common sense, which seems to be out the window. But when you think culture war, what have you seen that that means in Australia? Is it different than the UK? What is that term? How is it defined? I guess they're down under. So, one aspect that I really noticed as a Brit coming over to Australia is how much crossover that we see with our political issues. So, for example, in Australia, one big debate going on is the Israel and Palestinian conflict that's going on. We're seeing so many widespread protests across the country and many Jewish people actually at risk as a result of those protests, simply just for being Jewish and simply if they just happen to walk past someone who is a Palestinian activist um a very good friend of mine who I met out here is Jewish and he's from Israel and he's genuinely he's felt um very concerned for his safety he has been at risk before simply just for where he's from in public as well he's been approached by people just simply for being from Israel. And then they associate that with him being a terrible, evil person, even though obviously he can't control where he comes from. And I think with the protests as well, a few weeks ago, what we saw was Never Again Is Now, which is a peaceful gathering that the Jewish community put on just to stand up against anti-Semitism. Anyone from any kind of religious belief or background were welcome to come. But it actually got counter-protested by Palestinian activists, activists who then tried to scream over them. Their presence there was with the kind of goal of intimidating anyone who came in support of standing up against Anti-Semitism and the Jewish community. So I know for many of the people there, they were at fear of their safety. And what was very interesting was the demographic of the Palestinian activists, actually their counter-protester state, were, from what I could see, mostly young Australians who were there protesting, not from Palestine necessarily, which I just from my kind of takeaway just seemed like it was a big big virtue signal on their end, how could you be against standing up against anti-Semitism I genuinely don't understand and you could very much see that on the standing up against anti-Semitism side the Jewish community that gathered to support one another it It was very peaceful, whereas the Palestinian side was a lot more volatile, a lot more people feeling the risk of their safety being impacted. This is something we've seen in the UK as well with many prolific protests happening in London. So for me, kind of my takeaway was we're actually seeing so many of the same issues crossing over and I think that as well that I think that just kind of shows how much crossover there is with these issues how you know what we see in the UK can be replicated even on the other side of the world as well so we do see those same issues crop up again and again. Tell us I'm curious because I saw a massive demo once again in London on Saturday a well I call them pro pro-Hamas demos, basically, because that is the government. So if you're there in support of the people in Gaza, then in effect you're pro-Hamas, because there's very little comment about removing that organisation. But I've been probably surprised in the UK at the... Anti-Jewish feeling, which has come out in people that actually I've done a lot with over the last four years. And I will happily call myself a Christian Zionist. That probably comes from a biblical background as a Christian, that you've got 3,000 years of history. But I've been intrigued with a lot of commentators who, I guess there was that anti-Semitism. And in my line, you can be anti-Semitic if you want, but it's just interesting seeing that come out. You see the freedom to to choose any idea or belief you want. But what's it like over there? Because the UK probably has traditionally been a more friendly country to Israel, especially if you look across Europe, where Europe has not been. And yet we've seen that probably slowly change. And a lot of people who I'm surprised that I thought would want freedom actually have been very anti-Israel and pro-Hamas. How kind of have conversations been over there? and how have you seen that being reported on? So I think with the same kind of attitude in the UK, kind of replicating in Australia, I think with especially the Palestinian activists, what I have personally seen is that the majority of them are quite volatile in their beliefs and in the way that they oppose Jewish people and essentially anyone who is from Israel or has any associations with Israel. So as I said earlier, one of my very good friends who I met out here is from Israel. I remember one particular instance where a group of us were in a pub and he actually got a group of people walk up to him and question him. Just because he was from Israel, he was not doing anything. He was just simply enjoying a drink. And then he had a group come up to him trying to intimidate him, again, just because he's from Israel, which is absolutely ridiculous, if anything, racist, just because of where he comes from. I have seen this on a number of different issues as well. I think with the Israel-Palestine conflict, that is something that's incredibly topical out here, is causing a lot of outrage. And I think as well, if you were to say anything that is even perceived as supporting Israel, as supporting Jewish people, you'll be reprimanded in person and online for having those beliefs. Like, for example, I simply attended the peaceful gathering in Adelaide in support of Jewish people and uploaded a video of what was going on simply, as a bystander, as someone who's reporting and watching the events unfold. And I received a, must have been hundreds of comments, dozens of messages as well some of them just even too prolific for me to even read out on the show, because they're genuinely, you have some people who I genuinely don't know if they live on the internet or something but the content of the messages and some of the comments were incredibly incredibly disturbing and I think this is something that I've seen a lot in Australia and in the UK as well it is something that is definitely causing a lot of outrage and it's particularly what I've seen from the Palestinian side as well. Two other issues which I mentioned earlier on the the pro-life and the gender debate and the the pro-life I found intriguing in the UK because it's not a topic you're really supposed to discuss it's not like in America where there are two large blocks, two very vocal blocks, and it is a public conversation in the UK. It's not really. With the gender stuff, it's becoming more and more drip, drip, feed. It's becoming a bigger issue as it becomes exposed to the actual mutilation that we are doing to children. How does it work over there? Well, one, I guess, one, you've got states, so you'll have different, I think I looked at different abortion limits and different states have some differences. But then how does the conversation work on, I guess, those two issues of children changing gender and also the pro-life conversation? So I could bring a personal anecdote into this, actually. So in my kind of early stages of my travels around Australia, when I was in Sydney, there was an event being put on with, it was like supporting the trans community and essentially just pushing the trans agenda even further. There were young people children in attendance it was all just in support of trans rights so I attended the end of it just as a unbiased bystander not actively getting involved and wanting to report on the event and actually kind of to have an understanding of what was behind the protest what were the principles they were standing for and why they were holding it in the first place. If you are aware of my political work, you're aware of where my personal belief stands on it. But it was for the sake of actually informing the public of what is actually behind these protests, why are they gathering? And I got into conversation with a few of the activists who were there for this protest. And they were very nice to me at first without knowing anything about me. And then I said, look, I'm doing a piece on this protest today. I'm recording what's behind it, explained who I was and if they'd be interested one of them agreed to an interview um even though you know I laid out exactly why I was there and what the purpose of the interview was for and then they started um trying to look me up and the outlet I was representing and then all of a sudden like halfway through the interview someone started shouting over telling me to stop and then a huge you know there was this group that started to kind of circle around me and the attitude immediately changed just because they saw online, you know, conservative beliefs. They saw my personal opinions, even though I was very clear in the understanding of why I was coming to conduct the interviews. They could hear. I told them some of the questions I'd be asking beforehand, made sure they were comfortable before we proceeded. Regardless of all of that, I started getting gathered by this group of people, all went silent, staring at me. It was It was incredibly intimidating. And my cameraman who was there with me was very, very scared afterwards because he'd never seen anything like this before. And that was the first time that I genuinely felt quite nervous for my safety at one of these events. So for example in London we have Kellie Jay Keen's let women speak events which is essentially bringing women together peacefully and to talk about how gender ideology has impacted their lives and they're for many people going to this event are mothers whose children are actually going through trans surgery or maybe they're wanting to identify as a different name maybe they recently found out that their daughter going to school is actually secretly identifying as being a boy and they had no knowledge of it which I've personally seen in schools as well so for many of these people it's their personal testimonies an opportunity for them to come together and discuss how gender ideology has impacted their lives, all of these are very peaceful and then again you've got trans activists on the other side actively protesting against them, screaming over them trying to intimidate them, I have seen stories online where people have actually been assaulted for having these beliefs. I think they were actually at these events as well. That's my understanding is correct. So for the people who are standing up for trans rights, what's interesting to me is that when in Sydney, when that event was going on, I gave them an opportunity to state their case, discuss why they were standing up for the principles that they were. And they didn't want that opportunity. I gave them the opportunity. They didn't want it. And yet when you have the other side, a lot of them very peaceful discussing their background, their personal stories, and you don't see any of that kind of... I don't even know how you'd necessarily describe it, but it's almost like this anger, this kind of, you know, this shouting, the screaming, the intimidation. You never really see that on those sides. But when you see it from the people standing up for trans rights, more often than not, you see them, you know, hurling abuse, intimidating women just for saying, I want women's only bathrooms. I want it to just be women competing in women's sports and not competing against men saying simple biological facts will potentially put you at risk of your personal safety which I just think is completely ridiculous. I want to get on The Aussie Wire but let just one other question on the issues again, how have you seen Australia in terms of whether it's conservative or not, socially conservative because in the UK I think people by and large are more traditional or more conservative in their viewpoint, now there are demographic issues within that and within age, but I think people are generally that but the media have pushed an agenda and people are afraid, it's like the Brexit debate whenever you talk to people about Brexit during the vote people privately would say oh I'm for Brexit but publicly they didn't want to be called a racist for saying they wanted to leave. And people kind of shy away a little bit and keep those feelings private. But I think by and large, the UK are socially conservative. How have you seen Australia in your six months? How kind of do you pigeonhole it, I guess? I think this is a problem we're seeing internationally where you've got the the establishment rule and people just working everyday regular jobs are actually too fearful to speak their minds in case they lose their job and then subsequently their entire livelihoods, for example what we touched on earlier with Kellie Jay Keen's let women speak events, there would there be women turning up in masks, not because they're trying to protect themselves from COVID or anything like that but actually to conceal their identity because they were too scared that if they were recorded or if anyone recognised them at that particular event, that they could actually subsequently lose their job, lose their livelihood, the life that they have built, just because they are standing up for women's rights, which I think demonstrates just how much power the establishment essentially has. I think personally in Australia, we still see those same issues. But what I've seen from Aussies themselves, when I've done Vox Pox content, for example, on the street interviews, asking people questions. From what I've seen, the Aussies are much more outspoken with their opinions. And I think especially since some of the most, being the most locked down country in the world with, compared to some of the restrictions we saw in other places across the world. I think a lot of people have woken up to the kind of tyrannical rule that we've seen with the government and they're actually a lot more confident in speaking up against the establishment and against the kind of policies that are designed to control their lives as well. Even though in for many for those activists as well who go that one step further and make it their career that actually encouraging people to speak out and informing the public that can put them at risk as well of you know even you know being you know persecuted and by the government by the police just for having those opinions so they take a huge risk with that so I can understand why for other people who are not in the media space, why they probably would be more reserved with their opinions, because they don't want to put their livelihood at risk, which then I think also, raises the question, do we really have a free society where we can speak our minds? I don't think so. Yeah, Kellie Jay Keen certainly is a legend, a huge respect for, and she has widened the conversation, I think, giving people the courage and the strength to actually speak out and speak truth. So we need many more people like Kellie to actually engage and push the agenda forward. So Aussie Wire, tell me about Aussie Wire. And I know we're doing this a few days forward. It goes out and there's some changes happening yeah tell us what the Aussie wire is and then what's changing on it. So the Aussie wire will no longer be the Aussie Wire it will actually be known as AW.Today and the reason behind this is because we are broadening out so not only will we be reporting news in Australia but it will be stretching out as far as the UK and the US because as we've understood as well from our audience we do have a growing us and UK audience years and we really want to tap into that so it will be a much more of an international outreach which we're all very excited for here on the team and we do have our kind of rebrand announcement actually coming out very very soon so that's very exciting for us, for me personally this was something that I never even realized that I would get involved with when I first came out to Australia, for me it was about seeing a new country understanding the way of life and pretty much just you know, traveling across the country and just, enjoying myself, essentially, and seeing things that I would never normally see. And then when I got approached with this opportunity, to actually develop the company further. I grabbed it with both hands, it's something that I'm very excited about, because I think we, we are podcast like this, for example, as well, I have the freedom to say whatever I believe. But with a lot of the establishment media out there who are, you know, even like the posts they put out, the content, the news shows and the news cycle, all of it in itself is all very interconnected. And it's very much establishment rules. And if you speak out against that, you could get cancelled again. You could lose your entire livelihood. And I think that's why it's so important that we have companies like this that actually go against the narrative, go against the establishment and actually say i think what people are really thinking deep down but are too afraid to say publicly and it's not something that you would necessarily see with the big media establishments as well because they have to curtail um to the restrictions and actually you know risk they're not not risk getting themselves cancelled at all um so i think very For me, I'm very passionate about other outlets that actually protect your freedom to speak and actually just be able to say what people are thinking, I think is incredibly important. Tell us more about Aussie One, or AW.today. Tell us more about Aussie One, or AW.today I certainly find, I guess, as we've done Hearts of Oak, you have it focused on your connections. There becomes much wider and now probably it's close to 50-50 split in US and UK audience but tell us about AussieWire and what's it stand for why is it needed what makes it distinct? So I think one thing that really separates us is our whole ethos is being your connection to the truth and an outlet that the public can really trust, I think especially we live in a world that is digital we've got a 24 7 news cycle and I think especially for a lot of the social media posts that you see, a lot of it can be again ruled over by the establishment and you're told things that not aren't necessarily true and I think the public are for a start waking up and not actually trusting what is being told to them necessarily by the big establishment. And I think for them as well it is really it's It's incredibly important to actually have an outlet that protects freedom of speech, that is able to say what they truly believe. And actually, just to increase our understanding on issues that otherwise we would not hear about from the establishment, which I think is what kind of separates us from the big establishment. Obviously, you have to conform to particular rules, have certain restrictions. What they can and can't say. We don't have any of that. and I think as well with the contributors that will be coming on board which I'm very very excited about all of them have a very distinct niche very and they're very passionate about the particular areas that they are um covering for the channel and I think with them coming on board as well we'll be seeing lots of different faces from different backgrounds I think it will be incredibly relatable for the audience actually just seeing someone that kind of you know represents them almost rather than you know you kind of see the same faces all the time with especially the big you know the big establishment with our model um we're very much um excited to actually hear from the public we want to hear what the public has to say what the audience has to say what topics are they most passionate about seeing on the screens and I think again as I said with the contributors we've got coming on board I'm very excited about them because I know each and every one of them will bring something different new and exciting I will also be hosting my own show as well which I'm incredibly excited about So yeah because you've done uh kind of stuff front the camera then a producer role I guess you went over initially would have been more behind the scenes um so it's it's intriguing I think someone like you who has that experience kind of behind the scenes and in front of camera kind of how have you found um I guess those two roles which which are completely different, really. They're worlds apart. Oh they are incredibly much worlds apart and I think for the producers and those who work behind the scenes that is how it all gets out because as I said earlier it takes a team it's not just always one person it's it's all well and good for someone to go in front of a camera and say what they believe but then you've got the people behind the scenes preparing them with the topics what is topical for the day what is behind those news stories actually dissecting kind of the truth from what from a void of fake news sometimes you've got to actually dissect what is really happening behind this news story, so for that what I really learned from my experience doing that and also with talk tv as well where I was working as a digital content producer is actually how much work goes on behind the scenes in unveiling the truth in actually getting all of that information together so the presenters are best prepared to deliver the news to the audiences as well. So they do work incredibly hard. And I think for me, I'm very kind of passionate about the media industry, how it all works. And I didn't want to be someone who was just in front of the camera. I definitely wanted to learn what was going on behind the scenes. How could I be best involved as well? So having both of those experiences, it really opens your eyes to how the media world actually works. And for me, it's incredibly insightful. Well, looking forward to seeing what comes from AussieWire. I will relearn it for AW.today. I will get there eventually. But maybe just one final thought. When you look at, I guess, the media landscape, each country is slightly different. We've talked about kind of the control, also the issues. But I guess the other media outlets that are available in the U.S., the media world, I think, sorry, the podcast world is completely saturated. There are so many people, everyone. What can I do? I can do a podcast. Okay. And in the U.K., it's quite different. There isn't, there are, I guess, fewer people or fewer players, fewer organizations actually speaking truth. What is it like in Australia? Yeah. So as I said we've got like Sky News Australia are not ruled over by off-com rules which means they have more freedom to actually speak their minds and I think as well with the outlet I'm currently working for and helping to develop we don't have those same restrictions either I think this is something that we kind of see on an international level where people are too nervous to speak up and I don't think everyone necessarily has to speak up I think that we should should be supporting those who are able to, to actually get that truth, get that news out. And there are people who work incredibly hard behind the scenes in ensuring that what the public is hearing is truthful and, incredibly informative. The research that they have to go through in kind of dissecting all of that often takes a good amount of time, like a really long time for them. And sometimes they just have to, when something nothing breaking actually comes up they have to all work like work even twice as hard to get all of that ready and out there so I think a lot of people you've got a lot of people in the front of the camera and behind the scenes as well working incredibly hard for those people who can't I think get yourself educated, support the people who are doing good work share them with the people around you who are also interested as well and even if there's small things that you could do yourself in your local community to make a difference and that even if it's something that positively impacts one person that's going to you know that's going to make a great difference for them and even whether it's big or small everyone has the power to make a difference, so you don't have to be starting a podcast or in front of a camera to actually be doing something good for the world, there are many other ways that you can get involved as well Absolutely and I really appreciate coming on and I'm so glad your first six months have gone so well and with this new venture and AW Today, looking forward to watching that but thank you so much for coming on sharing your experiences of Down Under Thank you so much for having me.

Julia Hartley-Brewer sends out a rallying cry in support of JK Rowling and asks media publications to change the way they use trans terminology.“I'm going to call on all women and right-thinking men to stand up to this!”Julia Hartley-Brewer and women's rights activist Kellie-Jay Keen discuss how the media should refer to trans people.“It's disrespectful, impolite and very discourteous to women to give our language away!” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kellie-Jay Keen issues defamation notice against Victorian Liberal Leader John Pesutto, cultural awareness and diversity to be considered while selecting Australian judges. Plus, Comedian Jack Tossol on standing up against woke journalism.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kellie-Jay Keen (aka Posie Parker) is one of the most controversial voices in the Gender Critical movement. This is - therefore - one of my most controversial episodes. Enjoy, and please share with friends. Watch the bonus section on http://andrewgold.locals.com Support http://letwomenspeak.org Subscribe to Kellie's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KellieJayKeen Follow her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThePosieParker Andrew on X: https://twitter.com/andrewgold_ok  Insta: https://www.instagram.com/andrewgold_ok Heretics YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@andrewgoldheretics Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Corinna and Nina poke at the dead body of the Gender Critical Movement. Cause of death? Illiberalism, revulsion, femagoguery, the narcissism of small differences, group polarization, junior high social dynamics, Calvinism, puritanism, gaslighting, victimhood as currency, and so much more. Plus, Nina gets diagnosed with Crohn's disease. Where will the Dorx go from here? Wherever it may be, we'll walk you there, for your own safety. Links: Revulsion Revolution: The Protective Power of Disgust by Amy Sousa: https://www.theknownheretic.com/p/revulsion-revolution-the-protective The Art Coop (rhymes with “poop”): https://www.news-gazette.com/opinion/columns/jim-dey-terf-battle-in-urbana-averted/article_cdf7ecd4-2e0d-5759-84b7-fbbe653de2a5.html  Corinna pisses off everyone on Twitter: https://twitter.com/heterodorx/status/1732028270831440264 ICONS: https://www.iconswomen.com/ Sex Matters: https://sex-matters.org/ National Women's Law Center president Fatima Goss Graves hopes women learn to lose gracefully: https://twitter.com/greg_price11/status/1732142697425572018 The Identity Trap by Yascha Mounk: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/712961/the-identity-trap-by-yascha-mounk/ Stella O'Malley and Kellie-Jay Keen on Benjamin Boyce: https://youtu.be/OqG2gYvXm9A?si=oCis3LDOgWepe-JN JK Rowling says “dress however you please”: https://twitter.com/jk_rowling/status/1207646162813100033 Nina dresses like a man: https://twitter.com/ninapaley/status/1725174605101326781/photo/1 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heterodorx/support

On today's show, Kellie-Jay discusses why she travels the world to talk in parks and other locations given the threats she has received from the trans-activist community.   GUEST OVERVIEW: Kellie-Jay Keen is the founder of Let Women Speak, the global movement for the protection of women's rights.

Stella O'Malley of Gender: A Wider Lens, and Kellie Jay Keen, alias Posie Parker, discuss dress codes and safe guarding issues within the larger context of women's rights and gender therapies. The video spoken about at the beginning: "Trans Kids: It's time To Talk" https://vimeo.com/304866757 https://www.youtube.com/@KellieJayKeen https://www.youtube.com/@widerlenspod https://twitter.com/ThePosieParker https://twitter.com/stellaomalley3 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calmversations/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calmversations/support

British women's activist Kellie-Jay Keen (aka Posie Parker) is the founder of Standing for Women and leader of international #LetWomenSpeak events. Kellie-Jay popularized “adult human female” as the proper definition for women beginning in 2018 with billboards in the UK. She designated 2023 as the Year of the TERF and hosts weekly TERF Talk Tuesdays. Kellie-Jay is a leading voice in the discussion of women's rights and protection of women's spaces. As such, her online content has been censored and she is frequently targeted by trans extremists. Peter Boghossian had his first conversation with Kellie-Jay following the extremist violence in Auckland, New Zealand that caused her to flee the country.More from Kellie-Jay:Standing for Women/Let Women Speak TERF Talk Tuesdays Violence in Auckland Peter's first conversation with Kellie-Jay Kelly-Jay on X (formerly known as Twitter) (Also @StandingForXX)Watch this episode on YouTube.

In this week's episode of the New Flesh Podcast, Ricky and Jon interview Julie Szego. Julie is a journalist who wrote for The Age on and off for more than two decades as a social affairs reporter and senior writer. Most recently Julie was a weekly columnist for The Age before being sacked by the paper in June 2023, after calling out the newspaper over its refusal to run her commissioned article on youth gender transition. She subsequently self-published the piece on Substack.Julie has taught journalism and creative non-fiction at RMIT, and Monash University and is the author of the non-fiction book The Tainted Trial of Farah Jama, which was shortlisted for the Victorian and NSW Premiers' Literary Awards for 2015. Topics covered include; Julie's writing on the subject of childhood transition, the media coverage in the aftermath of the LET WOMEN SPEAK TOUR, the wokeness of the Australian Broadcasting corporation (ABC) AND more. ---ARTICLES AND LINKS DISCUSSEDFollow Julie on X:@JulieSzego---Szego Unplugged (Substack)---Transgender TERF war - Media Watch:https://www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/episodes/szeg/102524030---Julie Szego dropped for her gender critical reporting - Binary Australia:https://www.binary.org.au/julie_szego_dropped_for_her_gender_critical_reporting---LGBTQ is really QTBGL Because lesbians always come last - Szego Unplugged:https://szegounplugged.substack.com/p/lgbtq-is-really-qtbgl---SUPPORT THE NEW FLESHBuy Me A Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thenewflesh---Instagram: @thenewfleshpodcast---Twitter: @TheNewFleshpod---Follow Ricky: @ricky_allpike on InstagramFollow Ricky: @NewfleshRicky on TwitterFollow Jon: @thejonastro on Instagram---Theme Song: Dreamdrive "Vermilion Lips" 

In this week's episode of the New Flesh Podcast, Ricky and Jon interview return Angie Jones. Angie is a Melbourne based gender critical woman, who runs the YouTube channel TERF Talk Down Under. Angie is a fierce advocate for women, and is outspoken about self ID, biological men in women's spaces, and the right for females and girls to have sex-separated sports categories. She recently gave a speech in the Federal parliament on the subject “Why can't women talk about sex?” Topics covered include; the controversy surrounding the Let Women Speak Tour Down-Under and it's immediate aftermath, the censorship  behind closed doors in newsrooms around the country in relation to trans ideology, Daniel Andrews Parliament hosted drag queen story hour AND more.  ---ARTICLES AND LINKS DISCUSSEDFollow Angie on X:@angijones---Follow Terf Talk Down Under:https://www.youtube.com/@TERFTalkDownUnder---Let Women Speak: The Vilification of Angie Jones - Women's Forumhttps://www.womensforumaustralia.org/the_vilification_of_angie_jones---SUPPORT THE NEW FLESHBuy Me A Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thenewflesh---Instagram: @thenewfleshpodcast---Twitter: @TheNewFleshpod---Follow Ricky: @ricky_allpike on InstagramFollow Ricky: @NewfleshRicky on TwitterFollow Jon: @thejonastro on Instagram---Theme Song: Dreamdrive "Vermilion Lips" 

Melbourne Antifa's tall stories of them chasing Nazis and the convenient narrative of the Russell Brand sexual assault allegations. Plus the latest voice referendum developments on Tim's News Explosion. Melbourne's Antifa claims they chased Nazis from a fundraiser they were holding at a cafe in Thornbury last Friday night. While 9News reported Antifa's version of events verbatim 7News was much more critical. The Campaign Against Racism and Fascism is planning another protest outside the National Socialist Network's (NSN) gym at Sunshine this Saturday.  Victoria Police dropped charges of assaulting an officer against Jimone Roberts when they physically removed him and the NSN from Victoria's Parliament steps at their last rally. The mainstream media outlet that turned up to his recent court appearance instead reported on a speeding offence and driving while unlicensed. Dvir Abramovich of the Anti-Defamation Commission wants the West Australian Electoral Commission to ban Stephen Wells from running for Busselton local council as he describes himself as a “racist, sexist, democracy-scorning whites-lover”. Such a ban would be unconstitutional. Dvir has championed a Federal Court ruling that awarded $430,000 in compensation to five Jewish Brighton Secondary College students for being subjected to anti-Semitic bullying at the school. A joint Channel 4 and Times Newspaper investigation found four women to accuse Russell Brand of sexually assaulting them. Brand is a former sex addict who has slept with thousands of women. He was the darling of the mainstream media employed by Channel 4 and the BBC to host several shows and specials. But because he came out against the covid narrative and vaccines he longer has the protection of the mainstream media. A refund dispute between a Pakistani Hair and Cosmetic store owner and a black woman where she attempted to compensate herself off the shelf in Peckham, London has led to a Black Lives Matter protest outside the store. The BBC is teaching children fake history claiming that black people have been in Britain from the start of time. Yes to the Aboriginal Voice rallies took place across Australia on the weekend featuring musical performances. At the Melbourne Yes rally the Communist Party of Australia was seen marching. No to the Voice rallies will take place this Saturday Australia-wide. No campaigner Jacinta Price told the National Press Club that there is no ongoing negative impact of white colonization only positive. Voice architect Marcia Langton was filmed stating that the no campaign's arguments are either racist or stupid . Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney claimed she has been subjected to racism and bullying during the referendum campaign. Infowars reporter Owen Shroyer received a 60-day jail sentence for covering the events on January 6 outside the Capitol. HIV activists committed an insurrection inside Speaker Kevin McCarthy's office Will they be imprisoned for 20 years like the Proud Boys have? Kevin McCarthy has begun impeachment proceedings against Joe Biden over his role in his son Hunter's corrupt business dealings. The US Justice Department has charged Hunter Biden over lying on a gun application form. RINO Senator for Utah Mitt Romney announced he would not seek re-election in 2024 but83-year-old former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will run again. The USFDA has approved new covid vaccine boosters as the fear campaign over the BA 2.86 Piora variant continues Canada's Chief Public Health Officer Theresa Tam and her team wore masks at a recent press conference. An outbreak of the Nipah virus in Southern India which is transmitted via bats has led to media fear reports about it being the next deadly global outbreak. Republican Louisiana Senator John Kennedy read out in a Committee explicit excerpts from the books Gender Queer and All Boys Aren't Blue. Democrats and Progressives it's a form of book banning if these books are not allowed to be in school libraries. Kellie Jay Keen has cancelled her return to New Zealand to attend the court hearing of Eli Rubashkyn the intersex person who poured tomato juice on her citing security concerns. Binary Australia Director Kirralie Smith successfully fought off an AVO put against her by trans soccer Riley Dennis who is playing in the Women's NSW league. 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Tune into this weeks episode where Sophia Lorey sits down with Allie Snyder, wife and mother of 2, who is a fledgling Women's Rights Campaigner in Davis CA. Spoke publicly for the first time in October of 2022 at Kellie-Jay Keen's "Let Women Speak" event in San Francisco, and has since addressed school boards, helped to host events, and testified at the California Capitol in defense of women, children, parental rights and vulnerable adults.Allie and Sophia discuss...Allie's story of how she got involved standing for women, from losing her job, to her children being asked their preferred pro-nouns in schoolHow to prepare to speak at school board meeting and Capitol hearingsHow to talk to your child about the "trans-ideology" issues, and prepare them to stand for truth, respectfullyThe affects that "trans-ideology" has on both young boys and girls This is a must listen, Allie gives great information and advice. You can find Allie on twitter @SnydeNotSnarky

Megan Rapinoe's missed shot costs the USA the World Cup joining other losers from the week including Shane Drumgold, the Voice, Pfizer and all Republican challengers to Donald Trump. Plus we cover the winners on Tim's News Explosion. Many Americans have cheered Megan Rapinoe's penalty miss against Sweden knocking the USA out of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. Rapinoe is a Black Lives Matter activist who takes the knee during the US national anthem. In 2017 the Women's national team lost to FC Dallas under 15 boys' team yet they demanded equal pay with the men's team. The report into the failed prosecution of Bruce Lehrmann in the ACT by inquiry chair Walter Sofronoff KC found the ACT DPP Shane Drumgold “knowingly lied” to the ACT Supreme Court, engaged in “grossly unethical” conduct, was found guilty of a “serious breach of duty” made false representations to Chief Justice Lucy McCallum, and failed the “golden rule” of not disclosing a key evidence report to the defence. Drumgold resigned on the weekend. The Australian newspaper first leaked it before it was published by the ACT Government today which now wants to investigate Sofronoff for providing embargoed copies to two media outlets. The latest poll on the Aboriginal voice referendum has the No vote leading 56-44 nationally with No now ahead in all states. Anthony Albanese said at the $ 2,750-a-head Garma festival there would be no delay to the referendum. An ABC Insiders panellist falsely attributed AI-generated ads of Aboriginals speaking against the voice to the official No campaign. The Uluru Statement from the Heart is 26 pages, not the 1-page document that Albanese has claimed. Western Australia Premier Roger Cook is planning to repeal his government's recently enacted Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Laws despite labelling opponents racist. As part of the truth and treaty elements of the Uluru Statement, Dan Andrews will be giving all new government schools Indigenous names and a new settlement agreement with local Indigenous tribes includes a list of proposals that would hand sweeping powers overruling 10 local government councils. Dan has forced the resignation of Will Fowles as a member of the Labor Party room and referred him to the police over an alleged sexual assault. National Socialist Network members Thomas Sewell and Jacob Hersant will each plead guilty to a charge of violent disorder over an alleged confrontation with Antifa members who followed the group into Victoria's Cathedral Ranges in May 2021. The Age newspaper reported on Thomas Sewell saying Heil Ben Roberts-Smith and down with its reporter Nick McKenzie during his Nationalist Seminar speech. The Australian Federal Police revealed they have arrested a 45-year-old Gold Coast man on 1623 charges over the alleged sexual assault of 91 young girls at centres across Brisbane and Sydney over the span of 15 years. A Current Affair interviewed a former childcare manager Yolanda Burucki about how this monster used the current system of rules to avoid detection. Local Pfizer representatives appeared before the Australian Senate and denied they pushed for vaccine mandates or that myocarditis is a major side effect of their product. Donald Trump has been indicted for a third time, the second indictment by Special Counsel Jack Smith accusing Trump of conspiring to defraud the United States and to obstruct an official proceeding on January 6 2021. Mike Pence tweeted that no man who puts himself above the Constitution should be President. Trump responded that “Liddle Mike Pence” had gone over to the “dark side”. Republican candidate Ron DeSantis will debate Californian Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom. DeSantis recently promised he would go after foreign countries that he deems are anti-Semitic. A riot broke out in New York City which police and Mayor Eric Adams blamed on Twitch streamer Kai Cenat after promising a giveaway at Union Square. Police charged him with inciting a riot and promoting an unlawful gathering. Black Alamba woman Carlee Russell has admitted to faking her own kidnapping which she claimed was committed by an orange-haired white man. In New Zealand, the man who led the running of Kellie-Jay Keen out of the country claims TERFs broke into his home in a hate crime. Email: me@timwilms.comMessage: https://t.me/timwilmsWebsite: http://timwilms.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/wilmsfrontMinds: https://www.minds.com/timwilmsGab: https://gab.com/timwilmsTelegram: https://t.me/wilmsfront Support the Show:Membership: http://www.theunshackled.net/membershipDonate: https://www.theunshackled.net/donate/ Other Unshackled Links:Website: https://www.theunshackled.netFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TUnshackledTwitter: https://twitter.com/Un_shackledGab: https://gab.ai/theunshackledTelegram: https://t.me/theunshackledMinds: https://www.minds.com/The_Unshackled Music and Graphics by James Fox HigginsVoice Over by Morgan MunroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson and Kellie-Jay Keen, AKA Posie Parker, discuss her rude awakening as a women's rights activist, the irony of arguing for women's rights against transgender “women,” the censorship now abundant across leading streaming platforms, and why those speaking out continue to do so against all odds. Kellie-Jay Keen is a women's rights activist and founder of the group “Standing For Women.” Her group events, #LetWomenSpeak, became so popular in the UK that Keen launched a world tour which has greatly influenced international discourse on the transgender movement and the importance of preserving women's spaces and affordances.    - Links - For Kellie-Jay Keen: X/Twitter  @theposieparker https://twitter.com/ThePosieParker On Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@KellieJayKeenStanding For Women (Website) www.standingforwomen.com Adult Human Female (Website) www.adulthumanfemale.us Adult Human Female (Store) www.adulthumanfemale.store

GUEST OVERVIEW: Kellie-Jay Keen (a.k.a. Posie Parker) is a British woman's rights campaigner and the founder of the group Standing for Women.

In this week's episode, Ricky and Jon interview return guest Holly Lawford-Smith. Holly is an Associate Professor in Political Philosophy at the University of Melbourne. She is currently the target of an ongoing campaign to get her fired from teaching at Melbourne University for attending Kellie-Jay Keen's Let Women Speak tour and publishing books critical of gender ideology. Holly's second book “Sex Matters - Essays in Gender-Critical Philosophy” comes out in 2023. ---ARTICLES AND LINKS DISCUSSED---Holly Lawford-Smith Official Website:https://hollylawford-smith.org/---Follow Holly on Twitter:@aytchellesse---FOLLOW THE CONVERSATION ON reddit:https://www.reddit.com/r/thenewfleshpodcast/---SUPPORT THE NEW FLESHBuy Me A Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thenewflesh---Instagram: @thenewfleshpodcast---Twitter: @TheNewFleshpod---Follow Ricky: @ricky_allpike on InstagramFollow Jon: @thejonastro on Instagram---Logo Design by Made To Move: @made.tomove on InstagramTheme Song: Dreamdrive "Vermilion Lips" 

After a Twitter space attended by 400-women about 'feminist grifting' hosted by anonymous user 'Kylie' we discuss the merits of the claim that Kellie-Jay Keen, aka Posie Parker, is a 'grifter' (defined as a person who engages in petty or small-scale swindling). We talk about Kelly-Jay Keen's experience of mob violence in New Zealand, how the far-right are radicals who want to totally reorganise society and are therefore not conservatives in any sense, before moving on to Trump derangement syndrome and other liberal afflictions. This episode also features our analysis of how limited the false dichotomy of the 'personal is political' is and how it fundamentally leaves out what's important: politics. We make a case for populism and how terms like 'nonce', 'pedo', and 'goof' are part of the vernacular of the working-class and how the Left has ceded ground and handed an area of success to the far-right by being absolutely terrible on the issue of CSA (child sexual abuse) and safeguarding. 

The gorgeously genocidal​ Kellie-Jay Keen joins me to tell the story of being mobbed in New Zealand, and preparing to take her grassroots #LetWomenSpeak movement to the polls in Britain. Watch The Posie Parker: https://www.youtube.com/@KellieJayKeen Keep up with Posie: https://twitter.com/ThePosieParker Support this channel:  https://www.paypal.me/benjaminboyce https://cash.app/$benjaminaboyce https://www.buymeacoffee.com/benjaminaboyce --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calmversations/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calmversations/support

In this week's episode, Ricky and Jon interview Kit Kowalski. Kit is a writer and mother who describes herself as an “adult human sheila”. Kit has devoted considerable time and effort on her blog and YouTube channel to exploring the inner workings of ACON (Aids Council of New South Wales) and their lobbying of organisations in Australia, such as the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). ---ARTICLES AND LINKS DISCUSSED---Kit Kowalski Official Website:https://ladykitkowalski.wordpress.com/---Welcome To The Doll House - Substack:https://welcometothedollhouse.substack.com/---Your taxpayer dollars are funding transgender propaganda - Binary Australia:https://www.binary.org.au/your_taxpayer_dollars_are_funding_transgender_propaganda---FOLLOW THE CONVERSATION ON reddit:https://www.reddit.com/r/thenewfleshpodcast/---SUPPORT THE NEW FLESHBuy Me A Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thenewflesh---Instagram: @thenewfleshpodcast---Twitter: @TheNewFleshpod---Follow Ricky: @ricky_allpike on InstagramFollow Jon: @thejonastro on Instagram---Logo Design by Made To Move: @made.tomove on InstagramTheme Song: Dreamdrive "Chase Dreams"

This week on Taking The Myth, Stephen Knight (@GSpellchecker) and Iram Ramzan of sedaa.org (@Iram_Ramzan) discuss all the big topics. 0:00 Intro 0:44 The Dalai Lama asking a child to “suck my tongue”. 6:17 Stephen Knight reporting from Kellie-Jay Keen event in London 10:16 The Nashville school shooting in the USA. 18:11 Police seize ‘Golliwog' dolls from a UK pub after complaints. 30:53 Kier Starmer Vs Rishi Sunak on women with penises. 35:21 The backlash to Dylan Mulvaney's Nike and Bud light endorsements. 45:17 Elon Musk V Substack 51:33 Megan Markle not attending the Coronation of King Charles Stephen Knight's Substack: www.sknight.substack.com Sedaa: www.sedaa.org Support the podcast at www.patreon.com/gspellchecker Also available on iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube & Spotify.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Kellie-Jay Keen "Posie Parker," founder of the group "Standing For Women," to talk about how she got started talking about the issue of trans ideology publicly as a stay-at-home mother in 2018, why the U.S. is much more extreme on these issues than most of the rest of the world,  the rise of "trans widows," whether it's appropriate to use preferred pronouns, how YouTuber Mr. Beast's co-star Chris Tyson is public transitioning, Tyson's disturbing tweets uncovered now, Lia Thomas' alleged “autogynephilia” sexual fetish, and more. Then Joey Brite, executive producer of "Affirmation Generation," joins the show along with detransitioner Cat Cattinson and therapist Stephanie Winn to discuss the dangers of gender affirming care, how sexual assault and struggling with sexuality can lead to gender dysphoria, how they've lost trust in the Democratic party because of its radical transgender ideology, how money may be a motivating factor in promoting these beliefs, the effect testosterone can have on a person's voice, and more.Keen: http://www.standingforwomen.com/Brite/Cattinson: https://affirmationgenerationmovie.comWinn: https://www.sometherapist.com Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MegynKellyTwitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShowInstagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShowFacebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShow Find out more information at: https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow

Today we continue the conversation around the dovetailing of gender identity and colonization of indigenous populations with New Zealand Maori activist and organizer Michelle Uriarau. Michelle is the co-founder of Women's Action Group Southwest Victoria and Mana Wāhine Kōrero and began her activist work with refugees in Australia. Michelle was radicalized on the issue of synthetic sex because of its potentially genocidal impact on Maori populations. “Indigeneity brings a unique perspective from other women,” she says, “we see gender identity as a second colonization and we are not even sure we will survive it.” Through colonization Michelle notes, "language is removed by force, you speak, read, think, dream in your language. Everything that makes you you is expressed through language, so when it's removed, can you imagine what that does to you? It leaves you like an empty vessel.' In this empty vessel, post-modern, western, European, and academic paradigms can be imposed. Michelle sees a real and present danger to the Maori people, who already experience higher rates of suicide, incarceration, and now with the imposition of gender ideology, sterilization and extermination of future generations. We discuss the organizing strategy and tactics of feminist activists in Australia and New Zealand and break down the violence and media spin following Kellie Jay Keen's Let Women Speak Auckland event in March. Watch Michelle's Speech at the #LetWomenSpeak event in Melbourne on March 18, 2023 Follow Mana Wāhine Kōrero on Twitter Read Michelle's Writing Support Mana Wāhine Kōrero Listen to Di Landy's interview about the violence at #LetWomenSpeak Auckland, NZ Support the Whose Body Is It Podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Shop Activist Stickers⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Whose Body Is It Website⁠⁠⁠⁠ Music: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Time by ASHUTOSH⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Music promoted by Free Stock Music⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License

Kellie-Jay Keen (AKA Posie Parker) is an activist for sex-based rights. She is the founder of Standing For Women, a global women's rights campaign group, and the creator of the action Women Stand Up! Her recent tour of Australia and New Zealand made global headlines. She was rushed by Lidia Thorpe in Hobart, accused of being a Nazi sympathiser in Melbourne, and assaulted in Auckland in scenes that shocked the world. In this conversation with host Will Kingston, she's a British mum of four leading a global movement on behalf of women everywhere.Follow Australiana on social media here.Subscribe to The Spectator Australia here.Check out the STANDING FOR WOMEN website here.Follow Kellie-Jay on Twitter here.

In this week's episode, Ricky and Jon interview return guest Jo Bartosch. Jo is a journalist campaigning for the rights of women and girls. She is a prolific contributor to a wide range of publications, including The Times, The Telegraph, The Critic, The Spectator, Mail on Sunday, Unherd, Spiked and others. Topics covered include Kellie-Jay Keen's "Let Women Speak" tour and the fall-out involving Liberal politician Moira Deeming, trans women in prison, the shocking case of Barbie Kardashian AND more. ---ARTICLES AND LINKS DISCUSSEDThe Sheilas Will Not Be Silenced - Spiked:https://www.spiked-online.com/2023/03/25/the-sheilas-will-not-be-silenced/---A Kangaroo Court | Guilt By Association Grips Australia - The Critic:https://thecritic.co.uk/a-kangaroo-court/---Follow Jo Bartosch on Twitter:@jo_bartosch---FOLLOW THE CONVERSATION ON reddit:https://www.reddit.com/r/thenewfleshpodcast/---SUPPORT THE NEW FLESHBuy Me A Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thenewflesh---Instagram: @thenewfleshpodcast---Twitter: @TheNewFleshpod---Follow Ricky: @ricky_allpike on InstagramFollow Jon: @thejonastro on Instagram---Logo Design by Made To Move: @made.tomove on InstagramTheme Song: Dreamdrive "Chase Dreams"

This conversation can also be viewed on YouTube!Peter Boghossian had the good fortune to be in Australia in March, the same time Kellie-Jay Keen brought her Let Women Speak (LWS) tour to Australia and New Zealand. They were scheduled to meet, but Kellie-Jay's tour was cut short when a violent mob of TRAs (trans rights activists) threatened her life.On March 25, Kellie-Jay was at Albert Park in Auckland for a planned LWS event. These gatherings have a very simple structure: women are invited to speak about women's issues. Men are also allowed to speak, but they must wait until the end. Hundreds of TRAs came to Albert Park to protest Kellie-Jay, turning violent before the speakers even got started.The mob toppled metal barriers, dumped tomato sauce and water on Kellie-Jay, and one (a man) punched an elderly woman multiple times in the face, cracking her skull. The mob attacked Kellie-Jay, and according to police, she was lucky to have survived. (Andrew Doyle provides a solid assessment of the situation with clips from the event here.)Obviously, the event was canceled, as was the event planned in Wellington the following day. New Zealand police put Kellie-Jay under protection and advised her to leave the country immediately due to credible threats on her life.Peter didn't meet with Kellie-Jay in Sydney as planned. But they did have an extended conversation following this authoritarian display of speech suppression and violence against women. In this conversation, we hear about what happened in Auckland, how she was defamed by Australian media before she arrived, why she's not “anti-trans” (or a Nazi), why she rejects the idea of gender, what we should do about activist educators, why voting for truth takes precedence over other political issues, and how we can overcome this illogical, authoritarian, and increasingly violent ideology. 

Posie Parker, aka Kellie-Jay Keen, is back from her Let Women Speak tour of Australia and New Zealand, where she was mobbed and hounded by radical trans activists. She tells me what happened, why she went in the first place, the state of the gender wars down under and her plans to run against Keir Starmer at the next election. We also look back into her own history and how it is she became the lightning rod of the feminist movement today.

Posie Parker, aka Kellie-Jay Keen, is back from her Let Women Speak tour of Australia and New Zealand, where she was mobbed and hounded by radical trans activists. She tells me what happened, why she went in the first place, the state of the gender wars down under and her plans to run against Keir Starmer at the next election. We also look back into her own history and how it is she became the lightning rod of the feminist movement today.

En este episodio hablamos acerca de todas las acciones violentas que trans activistas llevaron a cabo en la visita de Kellie-Jay Keen a Australia y Nueva Zelanda; también contamos la mala imagen que la reacción de los transactivistas radicales al asesinato de 3 niños y 3 mujeres a manos de una mujer que se identificaba como trans dejó ante el público. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/la-radsistencia/message

Kellie-Jay Keen on surviving a violent trans-extremist mob In Auckland, New Zealand during her Let Women Speak tour. An extraordinary conversation about that video shocked the world and might be a tipping point on one of the most pressing issues of our time. Also, we let women speak - audio greetings for Kellie-Jay recorded by our listeners. Follow Trish on Twitter Support her on Substack for EXCLUSIVE content Donate with Paypal Website: www.trishwoodpodcast.com 

Tom Slater, Inaya Folarin Iman and Fraser Myers discuss trans extremism from Auckland to Nashville, the idiocy of Humza Yousaf and the madness of Net Zero. Read spiked: https://www.spiked-online.com/  Become a spiked supporter: https://www.spiked-online.com/supporters/    Sign up to spiked's newsletters: https://www.spiked-online.com/newsletters/  Check out spiked's shop: https://www.spiked-online.com/shop/ Listen to Brendan O'Neill's interview with Kellie-Jay Keen from earlier this week:  https://www.spiked-online.com/podcast-episode/how-i-survived-the-trans-mob/  Related articles: Tom Slater: We must confront this woke misogyny https://www.spiked-online.com/2023/03/27/we-must-confront-this-woke-misogyny/ Jo Bartosch: The Sheilas will not be silenced https://www.spiked-online.com/2023/03/25/the-sheilas-will-not-be-silenced/  Fraser Myers: Humza Yousaf and the rottenness of the SNP https://www.spiked-online.com/2023/03/27/humza-yousaf-and-the-rottenness-of-the-snp/

For this special One on One, Sebastian talks to Kellie-Jay Keen, AKA "Posie Parker," about how she was assaulted by thousands of pro-trans activists at a speech in Auckland, New Zealand, and how the escalation of violent rhetoric from the trans lobby threatens us all.Support the show: https://www.sebgorka.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to this week's Weekly Sceptic podcast – episode 30! Toby and Nick discuss the attack on Kellie-Jay Keen by trans rights activists in New Zealand and Nick's resulting journey from mens' rights activist to radical feminist. In other trans related news, transwomen are no longer allowed to compete in international athletics. In the third trans story this week, the boys discuss the trans shooter, Audrey Hale, and the slightly deranged reaction. And In this week's final trans story, they discuss the woeful tale of Zara Jade, a convicted male rapist who tied up and stabbed his partner, but referred to by the BBC as a ‘woman', naturally. They talk about Eddie Izzard being trolled by Leo Kearse and the brutal cancellation of comedian Alfie Brown by people with ‘be nice' in their Twitter bios. If you would like to attend a live recording of the Weekly Sceptic and meet the gang at the Emmanuel Centre on 20 May, go to the Daily Sceptic website and click on the link to buy a ticket (VIP tickets go on sale on 1st April and all tickets on 8th April). As a unionist, Toby celebrates in the fact that the hopeless and authoritarian Humza Yousaf has become the latest SNP leader. This week's sponsor is Thor Holt and you can find him here: https://www.thorholt.com/, on Whatsapp at +44 7906 321593 on Substack at https://thorholt.substack.com/, on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/thorholt/ and on his telegram channel at @thor_holt. Peak Woke returns and Nick reads out the latest reviews of the podcast. To advertise on one of the fastest growing podcasts in the world – or if you have a question for Dr Peterson – drop Nick or Toby a line on thedailysceptic@gmail.com. Please go to https://dailysceptic.org/ and make a donation so we can continue to bring you all this high quality content. Subscribe to Nick's substack at https://nickdixon.substack.com/ Listen to Nick's podcast – The Current Thing – by going here https://currentthingpod.podbean.com Produced by Jason Clift Music by Tinderella

Women's rights advocate Kellie-Jay Keen says she “feared for her life” after being attacked by trans activists during protests in New Zealand. The campaigner was booed, heckled and covered in juice in a confrontation between her supporters and counter-protesters in Auckland. TalkTV's Julia Hartley-Brewer is joined by the Standing for Women founder who recounts the experience, which she calls “terrifying”.

Kellie-Jay Keen – aka Posie Parker, women's rights activist and founder of Standing for Women – returns to The Brendan O'Neill Show. Kellie-Jay joins Brendan to discuss her harrowing encounter with trans activists in New Zealand, the misogyny of the gender-identity movement, and why women's rights are still worth fighting for. Read spiked here: https://www.spiked-online.com/  Become a spiked supporter: https://www.spiked-online.com/supporters/   Sign up to spiked's newsletters: https://www.spiked-online.com/newsletters/  Check out spiked's shop: https://www.spiked-online.com/shop/ 

This week, James and Toby discuss James's profound sense of loss now that the hunting season is over and Toby's concern that James's pessimism about the future is making him mentally ill.Among the news items covered: Whether Bill Gates really is an evil mastermind, the inevitability of '15 minute' cities, the Global Warming Policy Foundation's damning new report on wind power, Humza Yousef becoming the new leader of the SNP and the mobbing of Kellie-Jay Keen in New Zealand.In Culture Corner, the new season of Succession (HBO Max), The Night Agent (Netflix), the first of Anthony Trollope's Palliser novels (Can You Forgive Her?) and Royal Flash, the second of George MacDonald Fraser's Flashman novels.Opening sound this week is Kellie-Jay Keen talking about being attacked in New Zealand, courtesy of TalkTV.

It was dawn of the brainless zombies in NZ as they ran Kellie-Jay Keen out whom Lidia Thorpe performed the bushpig dance in front of in Canberra. Liberal Manlet John Pesutto has failed to boot Moira Deeming. All the latest from Red Australia and the revolts overseas on Tim's News Explosion.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We discuss the last weeks GC events in Australia and New Zealand from a far-Left anti-fascist perspective. With the help of quotes from Adorno, Sartre, and Lenin, we think through some of the issues that have arisen within gender critical feminism around this question of working with the rightwing and the tarring of women as being 'associated' with the far-right. Is the term neo-Marxism an antisemitic dog whistle? What do actual anti-fascist protests tend to look like? And why do Speak Outs for women cut at the heart of patriarchy? 

Caroline Farrow is back with us as we discuss our way through the big stories this week in the news and across the media. Expect free thinking, free speech and plenty of opinion as Caroline let's us know what she really thinks about the topics this episode including..... - Migrants could be housed on old ferries as the government ends hotel stays. - Unelected PM Rishi Sunak bans media from Conservatives' conference. - Hey Waterstones... stop pushing dangerous gender ideology at children! - #LetWomenSpeak: New Zealand tour explodes into violence as hard left men's rights activists show the world exactly who they are. - Violent male paedophile moved to Washington women's prison. - Uproar as Kent Police is slammed for poster classifying rapes as non-emergency crimes. - Watershed moment in the trans debate, sparked by the landmark decision about female athletes. - Humza Yousaf commits to introducing abortion up to birth and sex-selective abortion in Scotland if he becomes the next First Minister. * CitizenGo Waterstones Petition https://citizengo.org/en-gb/fm/210382-waterstones-stop-pushing-dangerous-gender-ideology-children In 2010, frustrated by many of the media headlines and negative coverage of Catholicism, Caroline began a blog in defence of Catholic teaching and to reflect on UK current affairs and world events through the lens of a Catholic woman. What began as nothing more than personal musings designed to explain and propose controversial ethics and life issues to those who had struggled with them, or to de-bunk misleading narratives and headlines, soon mushroomed and popular posts would receive more than 30,000 unique visitors a day. Between 2011 and 2017, she was a member of the organisation Catholic Voices, set up to promote the defence of Catholic teaching in the public square and made numerous media interventions on their behalf and quickly became the 'go to' voice for media organisations looking to represent a female conservative Catholic point of view. Since 2013 Caroline has writes a weekly column for the Catholic Universe and has written for and featured in a number of other publications such as the Catholic Herald, the National Catholic Register, the Conservative Woman, Mercatornet, Crisis Magazine, LifeSiteNews and Church Militant. She used to write on Catholic culture at the now defunct Spectator Arts blog and has been featured in the Daily Mail, the Observer and the New Statesman. In 2013, Caroline was included as part of the first cohort of the BBC's '100 women' and she regularly features on BBC News, Sky News, ITV's Good Morning Britain, BBC Sunday Morning Live, the Big Questions and has made multiple appearances on Radio 4's flagship Today programme, Woman's Hour, the Moral Maze and the Sunday programme as well as featuring in one-off documentaries. Caroline also presented the coverage for March for Life UK for EWTN and has contributed to News Nightly and Celtic Connections. She also frequently contributes to Talk Radio, LBC and BBC local radio as well as BBC Radio Ulster, discussing matters pertaining to Catholicism, feminism and the challenges of motherhood and family life. Caroline has an eclectic career background. She began her professional life as a student accountant for a big 5 firm before succumbing to a desire for travel and adventure and became a member of cabin crew working both long and short-haul routes for internationally acclaimed airlines. Having got the travel bug out of her system, she returned to work within investment banking and private equity in the City of London until her first child was born. Caroline is currently the campaign director at CitizenGO, has 5 children of school-age, four girls and one boy and is married to a Catholic priest who converted from Anglicanism, a few years after they were married. Follow and support Caroline at the following links... GETTR: https://gettr.com/user/cf_farrow Twitter: https://twitter.com/CF_Farrow?s=20&t=Je-7QgQaAve5NCKtELcYNg Website: https://www.carolinefarrow.net CitizenGo: https://citizengo.org Originally broadcast live 25.3.23 *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on GETTR https://gettr.com/user/BoschFawstin To sign up for our weekly email, find our social media, podcasts, video, livestreaming platforms and more https://heartsofoak.org/connect/ Links to stories discussed..... Migrants https://web.archive.org/web/20230325135434/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/03/24/migrants-could-housed-old-ferries-rishi-sunak-ends-hotel-stays/ Rishi Sunak https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/mar/24/rishi-sunak-bans-media-conservative-spring-conference Waterstones https://citizengo.org/en-gb/fm/210382-waterstones-stop-pushing-dangerous-gender-ideology-children Kellie-Jay Keen https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11901005/UK-trans-critic-Kellie-Jay-Keen-doused-tomato-juice-protestors-Auckland-New-Zealand-rally.html Posie Parker https://twitter.com/salltweets/status/1639480137833140225?s=20 Women's Prison https://reduxx.info/the-worst-one-yet-violent-male-pedophile-moved-to-washington-womens-prison/ victim legal fees https://twitter.com/Glinner/status/1639606190769422336?s=20 Kent Police https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11888161/Kent-Police-slammed-poster-classifying-sexual-assaults-non-emergency-crimes.html gender war https://web.archive.org/web/20230325120043/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/03/25/week-tide-turned-gender-war/ Yousaf https://righttolife.org.uk/news/humza-yousaf-commits-to-introducing-abortion-up-to-birth-and-sex-selective-abortion-to-scotland  [0:22] So without further ado, Caroline, thank you so much for coming back with us tonight. Always a pleasure, always a pleasure, Peter. Always good to have you. And we are not short of stories, as always. Let, actually, let me, let me just see if I can pull in. Do let me know where you're watching. I'll have the, certainly the GETTR page open for your comments in there. So do let us know where you're watching we'll get to see the international flavour of fuel jumping on. So let's start with the UK and we'll start with immigration. Very hot subject. The title here from the Telegraph is migrants could be housed on old ferries as Rishi Sunak ends hotel stays. People who arrive illegally on small boats will initially be moved into decent but rudimentary accommodation, government said to announce. [1:22] And there was one figure here, Rishi Sunak expected to declare as early as next week, the beginning of the end of asylum hotels which are currently being used to house more than 50,000 migrants at a cost of nearly seven million pounds a day. What are your thoughts on this story that those who come over illegally could be put on boats?   It just shows what a shambolic mess our, immigration system is in. I think it's appalling actually. I mean in some ways I'm sure [1:58] many people would say well it's a deterrent, it will make only those who really have no other choice than to come here, it will make people who are perhaps what they call economic migrants think twice, but it is clearly inhumane, you know, putting people on boats, you know, to live. And it just shows that we really need to have a rethink of our immigration policy, because clearly, the reason that they're going to, well, I say clearly, the reason that this policy has been mooted is because at the moment we're spending £7 million a day housing asylum seekers or refugees. And again, I want to be really careful because when we're talking about these groups of people, we are talking about human beings who do have human rights, who do have human dignity. You know these are these are people wanting to come to Britain to make a better life and I'm not going to slam anybody for wanting to to go to a country to seek a better life for themselves you know that that is you know an inherent an intrinsic human right but equally countries do have the rights to police their borders but we must make sure that we do it justly and fairly. Now if we've got so many people coming to this country that we cannot physically house them, that we have to put them on boats, then we need to have a balanced and grown-up discussion about immigration. [3:27] What our immigration policy should be. We can't clearly just say let's have open borders. It'd be lovely, wouldn't it? It'd be lovely to say everybody who wants to come here can come here and you're guaranteed a welcome and the British people are very tolerant and very hospitable, all of those things are true. It'd be lovely if we could do that, but we are a smallish island, and our infrastructure is already creaking at the seams. So whenever you talk about immigration and whenever you talk about people coming here on boats or people making their way illegally, and you express some concern, you get tarred as a racist or far-right bigot or compared to Hitler's Germany is the latest slur, but there is an issue here. When we have got people that we just don't have, we are spending seven million a day at a time when we are so overstretched economically, when our infrastructure is in chaos, and then we're saying, okay, well, we can't, [4:24] housing people in hotels is not sustainable at seven million a day, just, you know, either in terms of the cost or in terms of how much room we have, so we've got to, you know, put them on boats, then we we need to have some serious policy about numbers, who we can accommodate you know and have and have a procedure for allowing those people who can come here. Who have a legitimate reason to be here, who have ties with this country, and who want to build a new life for themselves and work. We need to facilitate that, but equally [4:58] we can't, much as it would be great to allow every single person to come in, we don't have the infrastructure to do that. And shoving people on boats, I think, is a cruel and inhumane policy. You wouldn't like to live on a boat. We're warned of the dangers of not dehumanising people, but actually when you start putting people on boats or in army barracks, that's exactly what it does. It treats people, not as people, but as a number and a problem. That's not a humane, and I'm a Christian obviously, and that's not a Christian way of dealing with it. So it's a very fraught issue but we need some sensible grown-ups to the table and I think both sides could do with dialling down the rhetoric. So expressing concern about this and saying, you know, okay, what are the numbers we can accommodate? It's not racist. [5:57] Equally, and it's not Nazi Germany either, but equally on the other side of the coin, being really really harsh and firm and calling people names and attacking people isn't the answer either and you know and I do think we we do have to do something to stop people from coming over on these inflatable dinghies and risking their lives you know and it's not good it's not good for political cohesion because it is you know we've seen riots outside hotels which is which is terrible which is not what we want to see and we don't condone you know and And the reason, certainly nobody can condone that, and it must be awful for those people who are inside the hotels when they are subject to those protests, you know, you've got to remember that there are human beings involved. But this is because of the resentment that is building, being built up by these policies, because I think I was reading in the Telegraph, the Red Wall constituencies up north, they are having like 16 times the amount of asylum seekers or refugees that are being housed in the South and the South East. And the other point I want to make, I mean this is a very personal one, [7:14] I'm very open about the fact that my two youngest children have special needs and right now we need to get primary school places for our children and they've been turned down from six local primary schools because there are no places because they're being taken up by Ukrainian children. Now I don't resent Ukrainian children a school place at all and one might argue, well, Caroline, you're middle class, you're educated, you know, it's not as important for your children to have a place as it is the Ukrainian children. And I might agree with you, I might not, but at the end of the day, not everybody's going to have that attitude and be in a position where they think, okay, I'm going to see what I can do to cobble together an education at home. But equally, what it means is you're having to put one child over another, you're having to prioritise children for school places. We've got a crisis in the NHS and there's a crisis in dentistry, so you're having to prioritise one person's need over another. [8:23] So we can't just continue to say, OK, everybody who wants to come here should be able to come here and that's fine, without, you know, some serious thought to the question. No completely and we'll move on but a simple way of fixing it would actually be to, actually process the people probably within weeks and put them back where they came from if they do if they are able to go back but that would be common sense but that would seem to fix the issue. But anyway moving on let's just touch on this subject quickly because I want to go on some of of the others. But I find this interesting and this is Rishi Sunak bans media from Conservative Spring Conference. Press and public barred from attending with party, claiming it is an internal event closed to media. And I know I've been to many UKIP conferences, Caroline I'm sure you've been as citizen go to different political conferences and it is quite essential I think part of the democratic process to for the meditative access to these political conferences. Yeah, I don't think we should gloss over this actually. I think this shows we have a need for a new political settlement. This is almost like something out of Putin's Russia. [9:39] You know, the Conservative Party are, you know, years ago, the Conservative Party have always had amongst, I suppose, politics always been tribal, and the Tory Party have always had a reputation of being the elites and very divorced from the working class. They're not helping themselves with this. In the 80s, Thatcher's Tories were all about, oh yeah, you know, Basildon Man, Wolverhampton Man, you know. I mean, we're in touch with the working man and we're in touch with the working people and we want to help people make better lives for themselves. This just screams we are the elite, we are the elite, we are you know this is this is a party who, [10:23] by the looks of things, are not going to win the next general election, or they might, and this is really unfortunate actually, because the Tory party might win the next general election on the issue of gender ideology, and because Tories can say what is a woman, the Tories are also doing the right thing on sex education lessons, they're not doing enough, we need, I might get onto that later, but we need the review of sex education in classes to be independent. We can't have the Department for Education doing the review or the inquiry because they've been captured for so many years and useless for so many years, you know, they've been captured by Stonewall. But so the Tories are doing the right thing on gender ideology and they're doing the right thing on relationships and sex education, well they're kind of on their way to doing the right thing, whereas Keir Starmer can't even make up his mind what a woman is or what his stance is, and he can see what's happened to Nicola Sturgeon. But actually, the Tories don't deserve to get in. They're going to use this gender ideology and what they've done to suck up some Labour votes, but they don't actually deserve to get in. [11:35] Particularly if they're going to have their conference and they're going to shut off, media and the public and it just smacks of we are the elites and we are deciding, we're in government, we don't actually care about whether or not we get in next time or we're just so complacent we think we're going to get in. And the jargon they're using is like real left-wing Marx, you know, this is a training event, I mean for goodness sake, a training event, when has a conference been an internal training event? Yeah, it smacks of elitism, it's quite. It smacks of authoritarianism as well, you know, Soviet era, you know, group of people over there. No, I think it's very worrying and it speaks of a need, I think, for a new political settlement or a new political party to be more transparent and more in touch. You know, we're just, oh, I'm sick of politicians.   Oh, so am I. So let's move from this story, Let's move on to the work that you're doing in CitizenGo. [12:42] This is Waterstone Stop Pushing Dangerous Gender Ideology at Children, one of your campaigns. And the viewers can see that Waterstone, so yeah, Waterstone's UK's leading high street book retailer has shortlisted the book entitled My Trans Teen Misadventure by Lewis Hancock, a transgender identified female for its prestigious children's book prize due to be awarded 30th of March and this is aimed at 14 year olds. It's unbelievable that Waterstones would be pushing a book like this for their children's book prize and it's wonderful to see obviously the support to this petition has gained but tell us about this campaign Caroline.   Well okay it's not actually the first time Waterstones have done this so just before I started Citizen Go in 2019, they had another book that was about a boy who wanted to be a mermaid, and that was written by an LGBT. I think he might have been a transgender identified man, I'm not entirely sure, but certainly someone who identified as a member of the LGBT community and It was all about this boy who wants to be a mermaid and a drag queen and they nominated that as well. [13:59] And I think clearly the head of children's is obviously fully on board the woke gender train. Now the reason that this book caught my attention is because it actually has an adult advisory, on the back. So it's been nominated for a children's prize but with an adult warning advisory on the back. And I don't know if you've been into Waterstones but they have their book of their weeks, they have their promos. And being nominated for this book is, for this award is a real honour. It's really prestigious, it's going to make your book sales rocket and it's going to make your profile rocket. Now Waterstones are a high, as you know though, the UK's leading bookseller. They're really trusted, you know, sometimes you want something to read and you go [14:50] into Waterstones and you see what they're recommending and you're like, oh right, okay, I'll have a look. Now these books are being placed on tables where there's a high footfall of children and adolescents as well, so but in that kind of child and adolescence area and you'll see on the table, we recommend this book. Now the thing is, as you know I've got many children, I know exactly what they're like and they will be attracted to a book and they won't see, oh, that's for older readers. So this book has a cartoon on the front. Welcome to Hell, My Trans Teen Misadventure. It's the sort of thing that my 8-year-old son might pick up, because it looks like Horrid Henry or something. Do you know what? It appeals to a younger demographic. He would pick it up, and he wouldn't look at the warning on the back. And then he flicks through, and he sees these cartoons. Now, all children love cartoons. My children are no different. They like the Beano. They like Bunny and Monkey and Dogman. And all children like cartoons. And that's fine. And Waterstones sell these nice cartoon books. So he would see that, or my 10-year-old daughter might see this, and they'd flick through it. [15:59] Then you've got that picture, which I've got illustrating the petition, which is basically the author of this book is projecting her own experience as a woman who wanted to be a man when she was an adolescent. And it's just encouraging teenage girls to just self-hate on their bodies. So breasts are two fatty lumps that need to be gone. [16:23] There's stuff about hairy legs, you know, and then it's, you know, it points to her pubic area and it says, don't go there, an imaginary willy. I mean, no, it's just validating every single hitch from hell. Teen girls, almost every teen girl has some neurosis or anxiety about her body, that's entirely and 100% natural. This book is sowing the seeds of self-doubt, of hatred, and it's validating that and it's saying, oh, the female body is disgusting and something not to be liked. [16:57] And, you know, there's no way that just a 14-year-old would read that. Probably actually, many savvy 14-year-olds would go, oh, that's a comic book. I'm well beyond. They might actually turn their noses up at it because it looks maybe a little bit too babyish. So it is clearly designed to appeal to a younger demographic. But even if you were 14 and older, it's validating teen girls' anxieties about their body. But worse still, Waterstones then came out with, oh, this is one page out of context. No, there's another cartoon where it shows a girl being injected with either puberty blockers or cross-sex hormones. And she was going, yeah, yeah, just in time for uni. So it's kind of telling girls, oh, my goodness, you've got to get this done before you go to uni. And then you have the nurse. She's learning something from the experience. And then they mentioned Keira Bell, the detransitioner. And they were saying, oh, yeah, there was this girl. And she really regretted it. And she took them to court and made it much harder for everyone. But fine, it's all been sorted out now. And you can get puberty blockers. [18:08] And this other girl who has a beard and is now allegedly a man says, oh, yeah, this was the best thing I ever did. That's not a balanced discussion at all. That's just pushing gender transition at children. And when we see countries around the world putting the brakes on and saying, actually, there isn't the evidence to show that this is safe. We're quite concerned about the long-term health effects, you know, effects on bone density, on brain development, you know, all those things. As puberty is a time when your body is laying down the foundations for the rest of your life. [18:42] It's a completely natural process and sort of stopping with it has never ever been done before in human history and you know, if it ain't broke, don't fix it, is the phrase. But certainly there are a lot of concerns, long-term health concerns about puberty blockers. We're seeing young girls now with osteoporosis and arthritis, you know, and you take testosterone as a woman and it's It's very difficult to come back from that. But there's no balanced discussion. It's just propaganda. And what gets me about this, if this was like Asterix, for example, another great cartoon book. So in great literature, it's not cartoons. This is not a book that would be read in a classroom. It wouldn't be studied for GCSE literature. It has absolutely no literary merit whatsoever. Fine, of course, Waterstones are going to sell cartoon books because they sell and they're fine. And we have a phrase in our house, donut books. So certain authors and certain books, they're allowed to, you know, my kids are allowed to read them. Of course they are, but it's like a donut. You know, you don't have too much of it. So David Walliams being one of those, yeah, don't get me started. [19:59] But you know, that's, so the cartoon books are like the donut books. They're not the books that you would study all the time. And certainly, you know, not really about, and yet Waterstones have thought this worthwhile to put on a children's prestigious literature award. [20:20] I suppose Harry Potter came out too late, but you know, everyone would have sneered at Harry Potter, but, and they did, when Harry Potter came out, everybody sneered at it. Oh, it's not great literature, blah, blah, blah. you know, Harry Potter should be on there or, you know, it's not the magician's nephew, is it? [20:37] It's not C.S. Lewis. It's just a very crude cartoon book pushing gender ideology. And actually [20:46]i've been blown away by the success of this petition. This has been the most successful petition I've run, I think, in the past year, you know, and the numbers just exploded. And yeah, I'm going to keep plugging it and we are going to do some offline. What I would like to do is get a decent children's book and see if I can get a decent children's book into schools and libraries because this is a problem. Once this book goes on this list, then schools go, oh yes, it must be very good, mustn't it? Waterstones say, and same with libraries. So actually, I think there's a case for countering their propaganda with some better propaganda. And the other thing, actually, sort of, Peter, while I'm on Waterstones, the other thing is that they appear to have been suppressing two books, one by Helen Joyce called Trans and the other by Hannah Barnes called Time to Watch or Time to Wait. And it's an investigation of the Tavistock gender identity clinic. And lots of people have been going into Waterstones and asking for copies of these books and finding that Waterstones staff have basically hid them out back. And that, you know, they can't get them. I went into Waterstones in Godalming and asked for them. [22:12] You know, and yeah, no, I don't have any of those. No, you'll have to order them. And certainly some of the more woke stores in London, there's been reports of staff hiding them away. So yeah, Actually, Waterstones, you are a leading high street retailer and you enjoy a lot of customer trust. [22:38] Let me, the viewers and listeners can go to citizengo.org and go and have a look at those petitions. Sign it, but also put it on your social media profile, send it on to others. Don't only you go and click on sign up, but make others aware of it as well. And then you'll be passing the word and raising the concern of this and also introduce some people to Citizen Go. So go and do that. When you finish watching this, have a click on it and make use of that. Now, let's go and look at Down Under, New Zealand. Can you call New Zealand Down Under? I think you can. I don't know. I don't want to get into that argument between Aussies and the Kiwis, but UK trans critic, Kelly J Keane, there are a whole load of issues I have even just with the headline, but anyway. [23:30] UK trans critic Kelly J Keane or Posie Parker is doused in tomato sauce and evacuated by cops before she can speak during the latest rally in New Zealand as she considers cancelling the rest of her tour. And the little bullet points here are Kelly J. Keen was doused with tomato juice, said she fears for her life, fears for life in inverted commas, meaning that I don't know why they're trying to take away from that, or and then transphobe may cancel the rest of her tour, again inverted commas, the Daily Mail calling someone who stands up for the rights of women to be women a transphobe, and then puts in men in Nazi clothing also join protests, again the Daily Mail linking her with that which is complete nonsense. But obviously people can go on to Posey's Twitter account can see the violence which she has faced. [24:27] Talk to us about this, Caroline, and I know you've, I think I saw a tweet from you back 2020 when you were voicing support of Posie Parker and what she is trying to do, to stand up for women and to say that men have no right in those spaces and a woman is a woman, full stop. But tell us about this. [24:49] Well, I mean, Posie's been, or Kelly, Kelly J, has been working since sort of 2017, 2018, which was when I first met her. But yeah, she did a, so she does these events around the country called Let Women Speak. Now, these events are amazing, they empower other women. So it's an open mic event, it's a bit like some speaker's corner. So she goes and she, it's not her preaching at people, she allows women to go and take the microphone and tell their story. Now, Posey does not discriminate at all. If you're a woman and you want to have the mic, she doesn't pre-screen you, she doesn't say what are your views on this, that and the other. If you want to talk about female emancipation, well it's not even emancipation, but if you want to talk about your story about why you think men shouldn't be allowed in changing rooms or your daughter's been getting changed in Primark and she's had some man come in, she's all about, or you're a victim of of domestic violence and whatever it might be. She's all about empowering women to tell their stories. And she doesn't tell you what story you should tell. This is about helping women to find a voice. [26:04] And now, of course, a lot of people don't like that because let women speak. They don't want women speaking. And they say it's terribly transphobic. Well, I don't actually know. The first time I was called a transphobe. [26:19] I remember it was in 2011 and I just laughed, I thought this is a made-up word. [26:25] What are you talking about, a transphobe? and it is a made-up word and basically anybody who, stands up for the rights of women to have single-sex spaces and to have single-sex associations gets called a transphobe because you know men who identify as women want to be in our spaces and want to be in our groups because it gives them validation. Yeah, I'm a real woman, I'm using your spaces, I'm in your clubs, you know, it gives them the validation that they want and they need and they require, but at a massive cost to women. So it comes at a cost to religious women. [27:04] You know, particularly Jews and Muslims who, you know, aren't allowed to share those spaces, so it drives religious women out of public life. And it comes at a cost to rape victims or domestic abuse victims, people who've had a really bad experience with male violence, with rape, and they just are very, very traumatized by men and they just don't want men in their spaces. Or just normal, I say normal, but just ordinary women and girls who don't have a history of trauma but just feel very, very uncomfortable. And we're just told, no, no, no. You should accept men in your spaces. You should accept men in your sports. I remember a few years ago doing a radio interview. And I was talking about the fact that my, I think she was about 13 then. My 13-year-old daughter had been made to feel very uncomfortable because she was getting fitted for a bra. and there was men milling about. And somebody said to me, well, what have you done, Caroline, to make your daughter hate men. [28:13] It's like, no, I don't. This isn't about hatred. This is about girls' natural boundaries. And you ask any parent of any ordinary, well-adjusted teenager, when they're little, yes, they will toddle around the house with no clothes or very inhibited. And then they hit sort of 10, and the bathroom door shuts. And they start finding their own privacy, their own boundaries. And they're drawing up their boundaries. And you have to respect that. We all have our own boundaries. But actually, what we are being told is, you must be kind. You must be kind. You must be nice. And you must let your guard down. So if you're getting changed in the gym and you're getting naked, and there's a woman in there with a penis, it's your fault if you've got an issue with that. [29:01] So Posie is just, actually, Posie's just a normal wife and a mom. And Posie's been in the very fortunate position that she was a stay-at-home mom. She didn't have to work. And she got very, and she's always counted herself, actually. This is why it's really strange that she gets called right wing. She always countered herself as a lefty. She was always like, yeah, I'm a left wing woman. I'm a lefty atheist. Again, she gets pilloried because she associates with the likes of me, who doesn't agree with abortions. They're like, I mean, these, and you get this as well. even from the left-wing feminists, trying to tell her, trying to police who she should and should not be friends with, who she should and should not associate with. You know, everybody's sort of trying to tell, take Posie's autonomy from her, tell her, you know, oh, if you want to be a good little feminist, this is what you should do. And Posie, you know, [29:58] Is a marketing genius and all power to her. She's gone out there and she's got the message out there and of course, you know when you're on target because you're getting a lot of flack. So Posie has got a load of flack from the left-wing feminists who've been tarring her as a right-wing Nazi bigot and then of course that's been picked up by the trans activists. literally she's She's been in the position of just, because she didn't have to work, and she got drawn into this debate. But she's put her heart and soul into this. And just being able to put, she thought of putting woman, adult, human, female on billboards and on the t-shirts. And she's gone global. And good luck to her. And I'm not convinced, actually. So in Australia, what happened was she went to Australia, a bunch of neo-Nazis turned up and they were doing Hitler salutes. Now, I'm not sure, I don't know, but I almost wonder if this could be an Antifa... [31:09] Because who does that in this day and age? Who does that? I mean, I didn't even know that that was a thing. People going out, goose-stepping. I shouldn't laugh because the Nazi salute is not funny, it's heinous, it's traumatic and what it's associated with. But this is not, and normally, I mean I don't know, I don't associate, contrary to popular belief, I don't know anyone who identifies as hard right or far right. I don't know any neo-nazis or any fascists. But I kind of think, don't these sorts of people stay in the shadows? Because they know that their beliefs aren't mainstream and aren't going to be accepted. I mean, who does that? It goes out like... [31:59] But Caroline, do you not see it out when your local Sainsbury's or Tesco's and suddenly see 20 Nazis all lined up? Oh no, none of us ever see that. So you're right. The only way I can understand is that its staged , that's the only way it makes sense. It's just so bizarre. And so she got all the flack, you know, for them turning up and she should have, apparently she should have immediately told them to go away. Right, okay, so Posie's five foot one. [32:26] You may have, she's a diminutive. I'm sure she won't mind me saying this. Potted Posie, no, she's a small lady. I'm not tall and she's sort of way below me. You know, so this diminutive little lady has to see a bunch of Nazis doing like a Basil Fawlty salute and tell them to go away. I don't think so. And it wasn't, whoever they were and whatever their motivation, I mean, far right people aren't going to support feminists anyway. They're not aligned with feminists. They have a very misogynistic outlook on life. And I think they were, if they were genuine far-right people, then they were obviously just leveraging, I think what the far-right are trying to do is leverage some of these issues that, you know, conservatives are concerned about, in order to maybe try and legitimize themselves and to try and get conservative support. But, but I'm, yeah, I'm very doubtful that they were genuine because it's, [33:31] As you say, it just doesn't ring true. I mean, who would be saluting to Hitler and why, you know? It's play acting. And one thing, if I can say, that I have admired Posie from afar. We were accused, or she was accused of being part of us, I think, because some of our team went to film an event down in Brighton. I think I have bumped into Posie once and talked to her for maybe 40 seconds. This was years ago, she probably had no idea who I was, and we went to film that thing in Brighton, the stand-up for women, and it was a public park, so we filmed, and suddenly the story is, and it's unbelievable, but yeah, I don't know Posie, Posie doesn't know me, good luck to her, we wish her the best from afar, but it's obviously these, the media, both kind of on the left and and then in the far right, they all try and paint a certain picture that isn't true, just to target their... [34:32] Yeah, and I think what's happened is very frightening to her. It must have been really frightening. Some of the pictures, people with their hands sort of on her throat. It turns out, I think it was security trying to get her away. And she said, you know, if I'd fallen over, I didn't think I was going to get up. And just the sheer naked aggression. And what was she doing, right? What was she doing? She was just saying, women can have a voice, women can speak. We don't want men in our changing rooms. We don't want men in our sports. And of course, we've had a good result with Athletics Federation yesterday as well. I think the tide is, I've said this for years, the tide is beginning to turn. But actually, it feels that there is being a significant shift. But it's awful for her, actually. Awful. and awful for the women of New Zealand to live in. But we'll move on, but just one thing to leave the viewers is the first line, the first sentence, it gives the headlines and then it starts off in the article. This is the Daily Mail. The first word they use in the article is controversial, anti-trans. [35:43] It's controversial standing up for women's rights, women's only spaces? The Daily Mail have lost the plot. If any of you think actually the Daily Mail are on the side of common sense, that is utter nonsense. They're not. They're on the side of whatever is a good story for them and sells papers.   And actually you have to ask as well, when people say transphobe, like you know, they say, what do you mean? I'm not irrationally scared or whatever. You know, [36:08] what rights do you, does the transgender, transsexual community not have that they want? And I guess their answer is, we want everyone to accept that we are women, that we are the sex that we say we are. Now there is an argument, yeah, okay, I'm sure at work, people can use your new name and they can maybe use your new pronoun and people can treat you with dignity and respect. But there needs to be a balancing exercise in terms of common sense. And when somebody is being made to feel like they can't go to the loo all day at work because they feel very uncomfortable, then there needs to be sensible accommodation made. And it shouldn't be a case of, you know, the woman who's feeling uncomfortable because she's got a man in her changing room or whatever, it shouldn't be her that's made, you know, to feel uncomfortable. There needs to be, and none of the activists, a very sensible solution would be, well, let's have a third space, okay? Let's have men, let's have women, and let's have a third gender neutral. But the activists don't want that. [37:27] No, they will not stop. That is the frightening thing. Let's look, because this is one of the outcomes. We've got five minutes to spare, we'll do another four. We've touched on this, and again, sometimes you end up repeating the same stories, but just with different characters in different locations. And this is the worst one yet. Violent male pedophile moved to Washington Women's Prison, And there were some, yeah, here's the figure. So, Jolene Karisma Starr, born Joel Thomas Nicholas, is the latest male transfer to the Washington Correction Center for Women, which currently has approximately one dozen male inmates being housed in the facility. Just there, I can see the problem. A dozen male inmates in a woman's prison. But, Caroline, we see this regularly, probably every other week, another story of different parts of the world where a man, often who has been charged with rape or sexual assault of a woman, ends up with a group of women. There is no way you can describe [38:43] the suffering that then continues and the position that you put women in, putting a man who's doing that in a woman's prison. Yeah, and it's not just the other female, I say other female, it's not just the female inmates that that person is terrorizing, it's also the female prison guards because they have to do intimate searches and all sorts. And so you're not just putting, and of course, every woman, regardless of whether or not she's an inmate, deserves dignity, respect and safety, but it's not just the inmates that are being put at risk, it's also the female prison staff. And the other thing you have to remember that is in women's prisons, most women who are in prison are not there for violent crime. [39:31] Female offending has a very different face to it to male offending. Now I know that there are women in prison for violent crime but I think the proportion, I think it's something like 75 percent, there's a very good website, Keep Prisons Single Sex, and I think it's something like over 75 percent of women who are in prison are not there for, it's for non-violent crime. [39:57] So you've got a very vulnerable demographic as well because most women in prison are disproportionately affected by domestic violence or they've had difficult lives, which is why they have ended up in prison. And we did another campaign this month, you may have seen, for Barbie Kardashian, a very violent 21-year-old who I can't repeat the things that he said about what he wants to do with his mother. He's threatened to rape, torture, and murder his mother. He's got a history of violent assault. He tried to kill a female social worker who was looking after him. And of course, Irish media, you're not allowed to talk about him in Irish media. They got an injunction out. And there's an Irish outlet called Gripped, who'd published a very detailed and telling history. And even though Barbie Kardashian, I mean, even the name just shows, tells you what he thinks of women. I can't remember what his real name is, but everyone knows him as Barbie Kardashian. [41:05] I think it's Alexandro something or other. I think it's Alexandro Gentile. But yeah, he's now known as Barbie, And he's this very, very violent prisoner, when he was jailed the guard I said, we're very worried, he still poses a significant threat to public safety and to women's safety and he's been jailed in women's, in Limerick [41:28] Prison. And when you look at his life, he's had a terrible life. He was brought up with abusive parents and his father co-opted him into domestic abuse of his mother and he's clearly very disturbed, very violent, very dangerous. So yes, you can have a slight bit of sympathy for a very disordered mindset. But it's not safe to put a man like that in close proximity with women who've already, you know, if you're a woman in prison, then you've had, most of the time, you've had a very hard life. [42:05] I'm not going to say that women should never be in prison or anything like that. But you have to accept that you're dealing with a very vulnerable demographic and they're being put at risk and so are the female prison guards. It has to stop. And in fact, if you haven't signed a Barbie Kardashian petition on Citizen Go, please do so. Because actually, every single day that goes past and these men are in our prisons, what's going to happen? What's going to have to happen before people realise the folly of this? Let's just bring up this tweet. We'll see how much you want to admit. This is Graham Linehan. And some good news, at Flying Lawyer 73 has lost another case and owes his latest victim legal fees of £15,000. I believe now he owes between 80 and 100 grand to solicitors from a series of failed cases. Again, why is he allowed to continue doing this? Now you probably have an idea what this is about, but when people can spend this amount of money on nonsense through the legal system. [43:14] It makes you kind of wonder, well, where are our tax money going? Are they paying for it themselves? So, do you want to touch on this before we move on? Briefly. So, Flying Lawyer 73 is Stephanie Hayden. Stephanie Hayden is the transgender-identified male who was responsible for my arrest in October, and he's also been responsible for the arrest of two other women. Kate Scottow, who was arrested, she was a breastfeeding mother, she was arrested in front of her autistic children, and I was arrested in front of my autistic children, and Bronwyn Dickinson, another woman, he got arrested. What Stephanie Hayden does, so Stephanie Hayden is a transgender identified activist who in 2018 came to prominence. [43:59] Basically trying to do a version of lawfare, so would go around trying to get people cancelled, he got people kicked out of their university positions. He tried to sue Mumsnet. It just made an absolute nuisance of himself. And he said, oh, I'm standing up for transgender rights. Now, anytime anybody says anything about Stephanie Hayden that Stephanie Hayden doesn't like, he reports them to the police and he sues them. And he claims when he reports them to the police, he trumps up the charges. So he told the police that I had posted memes about him on a forum. I hadn't. But the police were stupid enough to go, oh, gosh, that's terrible, isn't it? And came and seized my devices looking for evidence. They still haven't found it because I didn't do it. So he uses his transgender status as leverage with the police and gets the police to act as his personal militia. The police forces aren't joined up. So Surrey police were quite surprised when I told them, you know he's had two other women arrested for this. Were like, well Caroline, save it for interview. She said, all right, save that for interview. [45:08] So it's not joined up and what Stephanie Hayden does is a two-pronged approach. So he'll try and have you arrested. He had the police called out to Graham Linehan as well and he will then sue you. He's suing me for the third time. And he sues you because he doesn't have a, to the best of my knowledge, he doesn't have a job. He calls himself a lawyer, but he's not a regulated or qualified or insured barrister, solicitor or legal executive. So he's eligible for the help with fees scheme, which is for people on low income or on certain benefits. So he will take out a claim against you in the high court and he's exempt from court fees. So if you sue somebody, it's typically about 5% of the claim and he sues for unlimited amounts. So he is about a 5,000 pound court fee. And that's in place to act as a barrier to stop vexatious claims. Stephanie does not have that barrier. And because Stephanie has a law degree, they then act as a litigant in person, which they appear to enjoy very much because they go to court and they start calling Barrister as malignant friend and everyone else just cringes and dies with embarrassment for them, honestly. [46:28] So and prior to suing, he's suing my boss at the moment. My boss said, oh, I've made it. You're not anybody in the UK. You're not doing effective work, unless you're, no, joke. He'll probably be transcribing this and saying, oh, they deliberately. So he's suing me for the third time. and he says, oh, you know, she's forcing me to sue her. [46:51] Yeah, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he's bringing his claim, you know, she's forced me to do this. And so he forces, you rack up a lot of legal fees defending yourself because most people, you know, can't defend themselves in the high court, and it's all about [47:07] do you know the procedure? Anyone who's been through a court case knows it's not necessarily about evidence or rights and wrongs. It's do you know the procedure? And Stephanie Hayden clearly does. And yeah, and his behaviour in litigation, but before, it's quite bad as well. Oh goodness, it's quite shocking. But before he sued all these gender critical people, he was at Birkbeck University studying for law degrees, a mature student, and he sued, you just don't want this bloke in your orbit, because he sued all his fellow students as well and he sued the Students' Union because there was some argument about internal politics, he sued his landlady, he sued his, you know, and he has a history as well as he, if he doesn't pay his rent, then, you know, they obviously then take him to court for the unpaid rent and he sues them back for harassment. So amongst his former claimants are two landlords. And it's just really frustrating because he can just keep going to the court, filing another claim. [48:17] A master, you know, an admin judge will just briefly look at it and just check that it's procedurally right and they stamp it. And this is then, you know, taxpayers' monies, both in terms of the court fees and in terms of court time that's being wasted on these frivolous pursuits. So he sued an organisation called the Family Education Trust because they had retweeted somebody and made a comment which he thought could be about him and it was to do with vexatious litigants wasting money. So they retweeted something, it was up for less than an hour and he sued them for defamation and the court, the judges dismissed it and said that the the claim was fanciful, was devoid of reality and hopeless and he has to pay their legal costs. But he already owes various other people, including Associated Newspapers, who reported on when he got another woman arrested, they reported on the fact that he'd got another woman arrested, and he said, oh, it's defamation and harassment, sued them, lost that one, and he owes them like 30,000. So he owes, you know, for most people, if you owed that amount of money, you wouldn't sleep. [49:32] So I think there's a real issue here. I mean, this isn't just about my particular issues or my vendetta, but there's a real issue with the system that somebody can exploit the court system [49:47] in this fashion and when you can't get legal aid, you know, people are scrabbling for legal aid, and yet, you know, the system wasn't set up or clearly it never envisaged the help with fee schemes that it could be abused in this way. What it's done about it, I don't know, And presumably Peter, all of this, for somebody who really despises me, so Stephanie Hayden [50:13] every time I'm on any media outlet, every time I've been on GB News, he's made a complaint to Ofcom. For somebody who says he's so harassed by me and he's terrified and me saying things, you know, me just telling the truth that this is... [50:27] a dodgy character, puts him at risk of violence and what have you. For someone who claims that I'm harassing him, he follows my every online and mainstream media move. Yeah, so I know that this will probably be played back in court or to the police and I'm not saying it to cause any alarm or distress. I think this is actually a public interest issue, particularly when it's somebody trying to make themselves a media figure. So, you know, yeah, I think, yeah, I think it's public interest and I think something needs to be done. So, yeah, there we are with that one. Yeah. Well, let's finish with this story, which is a good story. This is in the Telegraph. The week has turned in the gender war. There's been a watershed moment in the trans debate sparked with a landmark decision about female athletes, which you mentioned earlier, Caroline, and that's the World Athletics Council, which have ruled that only those born as women can compete in [51:36] women's sports, which did seem quite common sense to most of us, but yeah, they have ruled that common sense will prevail. So it is a positive story, and I think the article talks about that this could actually spread into other areas and bring that, I guess, sense of common sense to the debate in other parts of society?   Yeah, I hope so. And, you know, I think. [52:04] what's been really, this has been quite a grassroots movement right from the start, you know, like we talked about Posie Parker. [52:14] But we can see there a picture of Sharron Davies. And it's just really gratifying that we've had JK Rowling and Sharron Davies. And some of these really big names speak out because someone like me, someone like Posie, we get called right wing bigots, transphobes. [52:37] But you see someone like Sharron Davies, who she feels really or Sharron Davies, isn't it? Sorry, I called her Davies. She feels very strongly about this because she was cheated out of a gold medal her entire career because of women on testosterone, these German athletes who were doped up. So she feels very strongly about fair play for women in sports. And it's very hard to portray Sharron as being a conservative bigot, for want of a better word, or for being right wing. And I think it's incremental. This was always going to be death by 1,000 cuts, because gender ideology had got so big. And it had got captured into every area of society. We said earlier, we've seen it in education. We've seen it very chillingly, as I know and Harry Miller saw and various other people have experienced. We've seen it embedded into the police service. [53:45] We've seen it embedded into every element of society. [53:52] So as a telegraph sort of op-ed made clear, it was either we kind of go along with this and we say, you know, people like Caroline, people like Posie are, you know, outrageous bigots, or actually, you know, we push back, you know, it didn't even say we pushed back, but we had a choice to be made. And I think, finally, we deviated off down the path of madness. And slowly, I think we're coming back. And I think the pendulum is swinging. And I don't, there's always a danger, isn't it? The pendulum goes. I think what we had was, we had the laws of 1957, when homosexuality was criminalized. And we've swung all the way from there, where being gay would get you locked up, and again, [54:48] that was low-hanging fruit. It was much easier for the police to arrest somebody who was cottaging in the public loo. Now, that is an offence to public decency, but it's much easier to get someone doing that than the serious criminals, whereas these days it's much easier to get someone saying the wrong thing online. So we've gone from a position where people were unjustly repressed. For someone who's often called a homophobe, I feel very strongly about the decriminalisation of homosexuality. I believe that it's a private act of morality and what you do in your bedroom, as long as it's, you know, the usual caveats with consenting adult, and doesn't involve children or animals, that's your affair. What you want to get up to in your bedroom is your affair. And as a tolerant liberal, I have no interest in telling people what they should be doing in their bedrooms. Even as an Orthodox Christian, I don't have care of souls. It's not for me to bring people to Jesus by telling them what they should do in bed. So I feel very strongly that homosexuality shouldn't be criminalized. But we've gone from a position where, because we had a section of society who were unjustly repressed, the pendulum has swung all the way over there, [56:16] to the other side. And people have sort of reacted so strongly to the oppression. It's the same with critical race theory as well, in that we've still been acting in 2022, like we're a deeply homophobic or a deeply racist society. And we're not. I think there has been, [56:36] I would say, at least for the last 20, 30 years, there has been a lot more tolerance. And rightly so, people shouldn't be persecuted. But there's still this feeling, oh, there's this terrible persecution. So we have to flood children with all kinds of propaganda and tell them how to wash after sex. And it's kind of been part and parcel of sexual liberalism as a movement, sexual progressivism, sexual libertinism. So we've gone from repression to libertinism and I think we need to sort of [57:12] move somewhere back near to the middle. And you know, I said this on my Twitter feed and I mean it, I think it's been really hard for, there have been very many sensible lesbians and gays out there that have been calling out their own community and that's been, that's courageous really actually to say, hang on a minute, I didn't sign up for this. I didn't sign up for people claiming to be a different sex. I didn't sign up for the grooming of children. You know, this doesn't help. This isn't, you know, this kind of drag queens into primary schools perpetuates every single negative stereotype that they've been trying to counter for years and years. So I'm hoping that it will, I think we're beginning to see a correction, but nobody can sit on their laurels, you know, and certainly as New Zealand shows, there are still countries, [58:11] New Zealand, Australia, America and parts of America still deeply enthralled to this nonsense and we need to really have a think about, you know, we need this independent investigation into sex ed in schools. So, yeah.   Well, let's see if a so-called Conservative government actually get around to doing that, but there's a whole other discussion. Caroline, as always, thank you so much for joining us and giving us your thoughts on those stories.   Oh, always a pleasure. Thanks so much for having me, Peter.   Not at all, and I encourage our viewers and listeners to go and make use of citizengo.org and do look at those petitions, do sign them and do pass them on to your friends and encourage them to do the same. And I think on that, I wish everyone watching a wonderful rest of your Saturday. Have a great Sunday. And we'll be with you on Monday evening for a special that something that we've been working on for the last two years behind the scenes. And I'm so excited that we can finally discuss it. [59:15] And that is tune in Monday 8 p.m. And we'll talk about it then. So look forward to seeing you then 8pm UK or 3pm Eastern or noontime if you're over in the Pacific on the West Coast. So we'll see you on Monday. Thank you so much and good night to you all.

In this special Trad Tasman Talk aired during the Unshackled's NSW Election Night coverage Dieuwe de Boer tells Tim Wilns his first-hand account of the Auckland rainbow mob besieging the Let Women Speak event and Kellie-Jay Keen having to be rushed away with the event not going ahead. Rainbow activist Shaneel Lal a man who uses they/them pronouns said he was going to protest Let Women Speak despite claiming that he feared for his life. Kellie-Jay Keen was assaulted with tomato soup poured on her. Dieuwe had to rescue the speakers who were surrounded in the gazebo in Albert Park where the event was taking place. The Let Women Speak event in the capital Wellington has been cancelled as police who were missing in action in Auckland couldn't guarantee Kellie-Jay's safety.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this 167th in a series of live discussions with Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying (both PhDs in Biology), we discuss the state of the world through an evolutionary lens. It's our three-year anniversary doing these livestreams!This week we revisit raccoon dogs and the origins of SARS-CoV2. Then: Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT—should we be worried? If so, how worried? Bret proposes three categories of AI: malevolent, misaligned, and deranging. Finally: trans ideology and activism: trans-women will not be allowed to compete against women in international sports. And men are allowed to shut down women on a #LetWomenSpeak tour, so long as they claim to be women, or to be speaking for men who claim to be women. This is not the next civil rights battle; this is a battle for reality.*****Our sponsors:Vivo Barefoot: Shoes for healthy feet—comfortable and regenerative, enhances stability and tactile feedback. Go to www.vivobarefoot.com/us/darkhorse15 to get 15% off, and a 100-day free trial.Helix: Excellent, sleep-enhancing, American-made mattresses. Go to www.HelixSleep.com/DarkHorse and use code DARKHORSE to get up to 20% of all mattress orders AND 2 free pillows.Sundays: Dog food so tasty and healthy, even husbands swear by it. Go to www.sundaysfordogs.com/DARKHORSE to receive 35% off your first order.*****Our book, A Hunter-Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century, is available everywhere books are sold, including from Amazon: https://a.co/d/dunx3atCheck out our store! Epic tabby, digital book burning, saddle up the dire wolves, and more: https://darkhorsestore.orgHeather's newsletter, Natural Selections (subscribe to get free weekly essays in your inbox): https://naturalselections.substack.com*****Q&A Link: https://youtube.com/live/S1Ewes9nBx0?feature=shareMentioned in this episode:“Report” by Crits-Christoph et al, 2023, on “Genetic evidence of susceptible wildlife in SARS-CoV-2 positive samples at the Huanan Wholesale Seafood Market”: https://zenodo.org/record/7754299#.ZB8j1y-B35hBubeck et al 2023. Sparks of Artificial General Intelligence: Early experiments with GPT-4. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2303.12712.pdfBentley-Condit & Smith 2010. Animal tool use: current definitions and an updated comprehensive catalog. Behaviour, 147(2): 185-32A. http://eosmith.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Bentley-Condit-Smith-Animal-Tool-Use.pdfYudkowsky 2003: Who cares if humanity is doomed? http://extropians.weidai.com/extropians/0303/4140.htmlWorld Athletics Council March 23, 2023 press release: https://www.worldathletics.org/news/press-releases/council-meeting-march-2023-russia-belarus-female-eligibilityGuilt by association, in The Spectator, by Petra Bueskens, 3-22-23: https://www.spectator.com.au/2023/03/guilt-by-association-2/Livestream from Kellie-Jay Keen event in Auckland, New Zealand, 3-24-23: https://www.youtube.com/live/eDuy2Kx2HlITrans activists make women terrified for their safety at the Let Women Speak rally in New Zealand. By Katrina Biggs, 3-25-23: https://aboldwoman.substack.com/p/trans-activists-make-women-terrifiedThe Paradox Institute's pamphlet on myths of gender-affirming care: https://www.theparadoxinstitute.com/print/pamphlets/myths-of-gender-affirming-carePSA to the Mama Bears: Do Not Affirm, Do Not Comply: https://open.substack.com/pub/naturalselections/p/psamamabearsSupport the show

​​​​Dr Astha ​Tomar on gender-appropriate in-ward psychiatric care, Truth Not War rally, slumberkitty on Trans Queer Solidarity contingent, George Newhouse on upcoming CopWatch re-launch. Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// ​We are joined by Dr Astha Tomar to cover the report on women-only psychiatric wards from the Royal Commission into Victoria's Mental Health System. Dr Astha is the current Chair of The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists Victorian branch (RANZCP), as well as Head of Youth Mental Health Service at Peninsula Health. She has over 20 years' experience in psychiatry across multiple countries and jurisdictions including India, New Zealand and Australia. Please be advised that this interview contains distressing content addressing gender based violence that may be upsetting for some listeners. Please take a moment to consider tuning out now if this content is not suitable for you. If you require immediate support, you can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. For LGBTQI peer support call QLife on 1800 184 527. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people can call 13YARN for mob only support on 13 92 76.//​​Then we are joined by Shirley Winton, a Co-convenor of the Independent and Peaceful Australia Network's Victoria branch, member of No AUKUS Victoria Coalition and Australian Anti-AUKUS Coalition, and has been involved in organising the mass rally calling for truth not war and commemorating the 20th anniversary of the US-led war on Iraq, on 13 February 2003 in Melbourne, which will be held outside the State Library 1pm Sat 18th of March. Shirley is also a long time unionist and organiser with CWU and NTEU, and member of Victorian Peace Network and Western Suburbs Peace Group.// slumberkitty, an activist involved in fighting for liberation from the western, patriarchal binary gender system and organising with Trans Queer Solidarity, speaks with us about the solidarity contingent planned to resist two anti-trans events scheduled for this coming Saturday the 18th of March at Victoria's Parliament House steps. One event features UK anti-trans activist Kellie-Jay Keen, while the other is led by far-right networks protesting queer and trans children. Saturday's Trans Queer Solidarity contingent will be one of a string of well-attended national protests against Keen's speaking tour, so if you're in Melbourne this weekend, please show up if you can. You can find out more by heading to @transqueersolidarity on Instagram or @transqueersoli on Twitter.// George Newhouse, CEO of the National Justice Project, joins us to speak about the upcoming re-launch of Copwatch, a campaign to empower Indigenous people to protect themselves from police overreach and discrimination. Copwatch was first launched in 2017, and involves an app, website and community education program teaching Indigenous people how to legally record and document police misconduct for community safety and police accountability.​//​  Songs// Ripple - Syco, Flume, Chrome Sparks// Sweat You Out My System - MAY-A// Spring to Life - Tia Gostelow//    

Laurence Fox speaks to the fearless  @KellieJayKeen aka Posie Parker, the #AdultHumanFemale the trans bullies tried - and failed - to silence.

In this week's episode, Ricky and Jon interview Kellie-Jay Keen. Kellie-Jay is a British female rights campaigner and podcaster. She is founder of Standing for Women - a global constituency who advocate for sex based rights and protections for women. Kellie-Jay is on an intercontinental tour titled “Let Women Speak” and is currently down-under in Australia. We discuss her tour, protecting women's spaces, trans rights activism, her background as mother and activist AND more.---ARTICLES AND LINKS DISCUSSEDFollow Kellie-Jay on Twitter:@StandingforXX---Standing For Women:https://www.standingforwomen.com/---FOLLOW THE CONVERSATION ON reddit:https://www.reddit.com/r/thenewfleshpodcast/---SUPPORT THE NEW FLESHBuy Me A Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thenewflesh---Instagram: @thenewfleshpodcast---Twitter: @TheNewFleshpod---Follow Ricky: @ricky_allpike on InstagramFollow Jon: @thejonastro on Instagram---Logo Design by Made To Move: @made.tomove on InstagramTheme Song: Dreamdrive "Chase Dreams"

Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull, also known as Posie Parker, is a British transphobic activist who campaigns alongside Neo-Nazi groups. Parker is bringing her speaking tour to Australia. After record numbers of transphobic laws were passed in the US in 2022, Grace Hill, the new National Union of Students (NUS) LGBTI Officer joins us to discuss why we should protest Parker and figures like her wherever they organise. How do mainstream politicians open up space for far right organising? And does feminism really have anything to do with transphobia?  Read about Posie Parker's anti-trans rally attended by Holocaust deniers and anti-abortion activists - https://www.thepinknews.com/2023/02/12/posie-parker-let-women-speak-glasgow-rally-fascists/  Protest information: MELB - Fight the Right: protest the speaking tour of right-wing UK transphobe Kellie-Jay Keen  CBR: Fight the Right: protest the speaking tour of right-wing UK transphobe Kellie-Jay Keen  PERTH - Fight the Right: protest the speaking tour of right-wing UK transphobe Kellie-Jay Keen  BRIS - Fight the Right: protest the speaking tour of right-wing UK transphobe Kellie-Jay Keen  ADL: Fight the Right: protest the speaking tour of right-wing UK transphobe Kellie-Jay Keen 

Chrissie Mayr Podcast with Kellie-Jay Keen. We discuss Women's Rights, her LetWomenSpeak Tour, the censorship she faced by speaking out, Autogynephilics vs. Trans, Tucker Carlson, Khloe Kardashian & more! CHRISSIE ON TOUR 2/23 PASADENA, CALIFORNIA https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-sanctuary-comedy-show-presents-chrissie-mayr-tickets-515913801067 2/24-2/25 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA https://www.micdropcomedy.com/shows/188937 4/8 MORRIS PLAINS, NEW JERSEY https://www.tiffscomedy.com/shows/203081 8/11 HOUSTON, TEXAS https://www.eventbrite.com/e/chrissie-mayr-as-seen-on-gutfeld-on-fox-and-timcast-irl-tickets-514334717987?fbclid=IwAR36jjlsO9VK-VEU37u_rY4qh1S1RfVs93xx6E1dHvLXFS-RRF4-XfhlG1E GET CHRISSIE'S ALBUM! https://www.amazon.com/music/player/albums/B09RTVWXH7/ref=zg_bs_196372011_2/131-2592930-9797443?pd_rd_i=B09RTVWXH7&psc=1  

Prince Harry under fire over kill count claim. Plus, Standing for Women founder Kellie-Jay Keen on her upcoming Let Women Speak tour.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rishi Sunak could be set for a major clash with the Scottish Government, with multiple reports suggesting that he will move to block Scotland's gender recognition law this week. To do so would likely prove controversial and would mean triggering Section 35 of the Scotland Act, becoming the first Prime Minister to use the legal power to block a bill passed in Holyrood. Wales could follow Scotland and introduce a law making it easier to legally change one's gender. But women's rights activist Kellie-Jay Keen explains why she does not want more men in women's spaces. #talktv #talkradio --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talktv/support

Kellie-Jay Keen, aka Posie Parker, a British women's right campaigner, and Heather Brunskell-Evans, a feminist academic, discuss the class division within British feminism that has largely pivoted around and taken aim at Keen's persona and activism. Giving historical perspective beginning with an event to which she had been invited at a Women's Place UK event in Wales in the Spring 2018, Keen discusses how the manner in which she was disinvited was “libel-proof” where by WPUK effectively issued a statement that slated Keen as a racist without directly using these words. Noting that WPUK operates through “guilt by association,” Keen expatiates how this organisation weaponised the notion that guilt by association is “something that you can actually do to someone.” Keen discusses the events of January 2019 where she was accused of having “collaborated with the far-right” where in fact she and Julia Long undertook political activism to hold a political figure to account for having advocated the placement of a violent male prisoner in a woman's prison and she had organised a public event for women to come and speak publicly. She observes, “If we start saying that free speech and the right to assemble and the right for free association…are something that the right do, then what does that say about the left? Because it's not good.” Brunskell-Evans chronicles the purist policing within British feminism warning how this will leave a terrible legacy for future generations because the there is an attempt to frame the split in British feminism as merely “a bunch of women fighting with each other” which eschews what is actually going on. Elaborating how disagreement is part of any healthy liberal democracy, Brunskell-Evans expounds that these leftist feminists' monstering of Keen has postured itself as disagreement when it is anything but. Brunskell-Evans details how these leftist feminists have engaged in policing and surveillance of thought together with ad hominem and defamatory attacks of Keen in what has been a uniquely authoritarian move in the guise of shutting down free speech and the grassroots movement that Keen facilitates. Get full access to Savage Minds at savageminds.substack.com/subscribe

​ @KellieJayKeen has been speaking up for women's sex-based rights and running afoul of both trans rights activists and feminists and the law—but her message is simple, and her spirit indomitable. https://www.standingforwomen.com https://www.adulthumanfemale.us https://www.youtube.com/KellieJayKeen Support this channel: https://www.paypal.me/benjaminboyce https://cash.app/$benjaminaboyce https://www.buymeacoffee.com/benjaminaboyce --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/calmversations/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/calmversations/support

Listen to Rob Moore's no.1 ranked ‘Disruptors' podcast with the world's most disruptive guests & billionaires. Plus get access to a digital financial toolkit that will help you save money - Go now to:  http://bit.ly/robtoolkit SPONSORED by Established Titles: a fun and novel way to preserve the natural woodlands of Scotland whilst helping global reforestation efforts. Established Titles is running a massive Early Black Friday Sale right now, plus if you use the code TRIGGERNOMETRY you get an additional 10% off. Go to https://EstablishedTitles.com/TRIGGER... to get your gifts now! Posie Parker - real name Kellie-Jay Keen - is a women's rights campaigner who focuses on preserving female language and spaces for females only. Check out our first and second interviews with her here: 1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pdpc2r4cBxQ 2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqO02-RWKLg Join our exclusive TRIGGERnometry community on Locals! https://triggernometry.locals.com/ OR Support TRIGGERnometry Here: https://www.subscribestar.com/triggernometry https://www.patreon.com/triggerpod Bitcoin: bc1qm6vvhduc6s3rvy8u76sllmrfpynfv94qw8p8d5 Music by: Xentric | info@xentricapc.com | https://www.xentricapc.com/ | Channel ID: UCo_8zzSxKeL3arKWVuP8wdQ Buy Merch Here: https://www.triggerpod.co.uk/shop/ Advertise on TRIGGERnometry: marketing@triggerpod.co.uk Join the Mailing List: https://www.triggerpod.co.uk/sign-up/ Find TRIGGERnometry on Social Media:  https://twitter.com/triggerpod​​​/ https://www.facebook.com/triggerpod/ https://www.instagram.com/triggerpod/ About TRIGGERnometry:  Stand-up comedians Konstantin Kisin (@konstantinkisin) and Francis Foster (@francisjfoster) make sense of politics, economics, free speech, AI, drug policy and WW3 with the help of presidential advisors, renowned economists, award-winning journalists, controversial writers, leading scientists and notorious comedians.

For this One on One, Sebastian talks to Kellie-Jay Keen, AKA "Posie Parker," about how she left feminism, her fight against the transgender agenda, and more.Support the show: https://www.sebgorka.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The one and only Kellie-Jay Keen came through Austin this past weekend as a part of her US tour. The Austin Speaker's Corner was unlike others in that we had a team of private security. The usual cowards showed up- middle aged men shouting thing like, "GO HOME TERFS" and "TRANS LIBERATION" aka 'shut up women' and 'mens rights over women's safety'. The weekend was filled with lots of terfy connections and a terf miracle which I get into in the recap. Special thanks to Kellie-Jay Keen, Meghan Murphy, Mary Lou Singleton and Michelle Evans for making the Austin event powerfully connective. ➢➢➢ UPCOMING MASTER CLASS Inoculating Our Children Against Transgender Ideology: https://www.whosebodyisit.com/inoculating-our-children-against-transgender-ideology SUPPORT THE PODCAST | https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/whosebodyisit?locale.x=en_US COACHING SOVEREIGN WOMEN | https://www.whosebodyisit.com/coaching-for-sovereign-women HYPNOSIS FOR HEALING & RADICAL CHANGE | https://www.whosebodyisit.com/hypnosis SHOP ACTIVIST STICKERS | https://www.whosebodyisit.com/shop INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/whosebodyisit/

Kellie-Jay Keen, founder of Standing for Women, joins Brendan O'Neill to talk about how trans ideology is tearing families apart, how America fell down the trans rabbit hole and why she will never use preferred pronouns. Donate to spiked: https://www.spiked-online.com/donate/  Become a spiked supporter: https://www.spiked-online.com/supporters/  Sign up to spiked's newsletters: https://www.spiked-online.com/newsletters/  Sponsored by Wondrium: https://www.wondrium.com/brendan Picture by: Repanse de Lyonesse

Laurence talks to activist, campaigner and Youtuber Kellie-Jay Keen, also known as Posie Parker about the spread of gender ideology, how she got involved in the fight against it and what will happen to our children if a stand isn't made now. 

Sebastian talks about the transgender insanity on both sides of the Atlantic with British activist Kellie-Jay Keen; Sebastian further expands on the transgender agenda in a monologue against the Biden Administration's advocacy for surgical mutilation of children Support the show: https://www.sebgorka.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

THE THESIS: Ruth Bader Ginsberg brought abortion as a celebrrated, happy act of freedom to the Supreme Court. Kentanji Brown Jackson would bring to SCOTUS the normalizing of adults sexually preying upon children. This is not accidental, it's not isolated, it's not just her and, for several years now, many of us have been warning everyone we can about the coming attempt to normalize pedophillia.  THE SCRIPTURE & SCRIPTURAL RESOURCES:  Matthew 18: 5-7  6 “If anyone causes one of these little ones—those who believe in me—to stumble, it would be better for them to have a large millstone hung around their neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea. 7 Woe to the world because of the things that cause people to stumble! Such things must come, but woe to the person through whom they come! 1 Corinthians 14:33 33 For God is not a God of disorder but of peace—as in all the congregations of the Lord's people. THE NEWS & COMMENT: Twitter suspends Babylon Bee for naming Rachel Levine ‘Man of the Year' At the NCAA swim finals Kellie Jay Keen takes on so called “transgender” activist who lived nearly 50 years as a man, fathered three children, and now says “I'm a mother.” Todd Worries Biden Won't Get Polling Bounce From Jackson Confirmation Capehart: If I Wouldn't Get Fired, I'd Curse Tucker Carlson for Wanting Jackson's Test Score Yes, The Senate Should Investigate Ketanji Brown Jackson's Leniency Towards Sex Predators San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus declares, "We'll convert your children." MUSIC REVIEW: Troye Sivan - Suburbia ( lyrics )       See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tim, Ian, and Lydia join commentator and women's rights activist Kellie-Jay Keen along with editor-in-chief of the Post Millennial Libby Emmons to discuss the charges being brought against Netflix over Cuties, JK Rowling's Twitter spat with Vaush, the Trans Ukrainians trying to flee the country as pressure escalates from Russia, whether birth control taints the water supply, the Don't Say Gay bill in Florida, and Estonian's demands for a no-fly zone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kellie-Jay Keen (AKA Posie Parker) is a womens' rights campaigner and prominent critic of the trans rights movement (which she criticises because of the effect she believes it has on womens). She is the founder of "Standing for Women" and appears regularly in the news and media, most recently in a heated interview with James Max on Talk Radio which went viral. --------------- SUBSCRIBE: If you are enjoying the show, please subscribe to our channel on YouTube (click the Subscribe Button underneath the video and then Click on the Bell icon next to it to make sure you Receive All Notifications) AUDIO: If you prefer Audio you can subscribe on itunes or Soundcloud. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-923838732 SUPPORT/DONATE / JOIN OUR MEMBERSHIP SCHEME The NCF Channel is still very new and to continue to produce quality programming we need your support. Your donations will help ensure the channel not only continues but can grow into a major online platform challenging the cultural orthodoxies dominant in our institutions, public life and media. You can join our membership scheme or donate in a variety of ways via our website: http://www.newcultureforum.org.uk It is set up to accept one time and monthly donations. JOIN US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Web: http://www.newcultureforum.org.uk F: https://www.facebook.com/NCultureForum/ Y: http://www.youtube.com/c/NewCultureForum T: http://www.twitter.com/NewCultureForum (@NewCultureForum)

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Listen now (94 min) | Women's rights campaigner and founder of Standing For Women, Kellie-Jay Keen, discusses the rift among feminists seeking to denigrate right-wing women, free speech and the myth of left-wing compassion with Julian Vigo. Also known by the name Posie Parker, Keen covers her political actions to include the posting of billboards and stickers with the definition of the word “woman” and her recent arrest. Get full access to Savage Minds at savageminds.substack.com/subscribe