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One of the most alarming aspects of the Trans movement is the implied violence it deploys towards those who challenge it. Let’s take the case of Labour MP Rosie Duffield. Labour candidate Rosie Duffield has just announced that she has withdrawn from hustings events as she does not feel safe.

OK, so here is the official narrative. Confounding all the mad conspiracy theorists, Princess Catherine returned to front-line Royal Duties as the Trooping of the Colour ceremony in London today. Here are a few pics of her at the Event. My reaction? Well, assuming that IS her, she does look both painfully thin but also remarkably well for someone going through “Chemotherapy”. She seems to have the same lustrous hair as before her diagnosis. (In the above photo, doesn’t the hat look a bit like a halo?) But there is much more to it.

It’s arguable that the claim made by Big Pharma, the Media and the Political/Commentary class that the Covid jabs were “100% safe” and “100% effective” may prove to be the biggest lie in history. What is really sad is how those of us who raised concerns from the outset about the efficacy of these jabs are seeing what we forecast confirmed in real life. Here are just TWO stories in the SAME paper on the SAME day!

Politicians waffle on about the wonders of the NHS and how it is our single GREATEST National asset – a true jewel in our crown that is the very envy of the world. But it’s none of those things. I consider it to be an abomination and let me back this up with a story that I have recently been told.

I think it pretty obvious, even to his enemies, that since his dramatic return as Leader of the REFORM Party, Nigel Farage has made a dramatic impact and it seems obvious that Reform will rise in the polls. Like him or loath him, Farage is very competent and a great communicator.

No, not Slim Shady. Not me. It’s Princess Catherine. Take THAT, all you mad conspiracy theorists. Everything is well and as she says… “As anyone going through chemotherapy will know, there are good days and bad days. On those bad days you feel weak, tired and you have to give in to your body resting. But on the good days, when you feel stronger, you want to make the most of feeling well,” says the princess. “I am learning how to be patient, especially with uncertainty. Taking each day as it comes, listening to my body, and allowing myself to take this much needed time to heal.”

Ever have a day when you wish you hadn’t gotten out of bed, when holding the centre seems impossible? I have a few like that and maybe this is a good place to air those feelings. I try to juggle many things. I typically push out 6 podcasts most days, I broadcast 2 live shows many weeks, I do a live podcast special most Thursdays. On top of that, I have a very busy X/Twitter with an audience of 235k. I run my own website, try to put on live events, and then there is my Substack.