Mick Hartley

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  • In the Dutch women’s prison

    ;. Seems to be working well. What's one hospitalised female prison guard against the fabulousness of trans inclusivity?

    Now, from Ter Peel once again:

    Reduxx has learned that the head of the inmate’s committee at a controversy-plagued Dutch women’s prison is a trans-identified male convicted of double homicide….

    [A] transgender inmate named Sharona Samantha Maria de Jonge, formerly known as Peter, has been serving as the chair of the inmate’s committee at the facility, also known as the Gedeco, representing and making decisions on polices that impact vulnerable female inmates.

    De Jonge is a prostitute and convicted double murderer serving a sentence of just under 23 years. Social media profiles belonging to de Jonge reveal that he has a number of disturbing fetishes, which he openly boasted about along with the man who was his accomplice in the murders.

    According to Panorama, the pair killed Willem van der Willigen, a 70-year-old retired accountant from Lieshout, and Benito van Ommeren, a 65-year-old Surinamese man, in December of 2023. Both victims were brutally beaten and bludgeoned with weapons – Van der Willigen with a hammer and Van Ommeren with a vase – before being strangled. 

    A court in Dordrecht sentenced de Jonge to 22 years and 11 months, and his accompliace to 30 years. The prosecutor described the murders as “purely business,” according to Omroep Brabant, but they were marked by a “calculated cruelty.” Following the murder of Van der Willigen, the pair lived in his home for weeks, with de Jonge inviting his prostitution clients to the residence while the owner’s dead body was stashed in another room. De Jonge and his accomplice, who Reduxx can idenitify as Bill Couwenberg, used the victims’ money to fund a lavish lifestyle and drugs until their arrest.

    Social media activity uncovered by Reduxx paints a chilling picture of de Jonge’s proclivities. On X (formerly Twitter), he described himself as a “submissive” who was “owned” by Couwenberg, and the two shared explicit pornographic content showcasing themselves engaging in their shared BDSM fetish….

    Since being incarcerated with women, de Jonge has been vocal about his support of trans-identified males in women’s prisons.

    I'll bet he has.

    There seems to be some kind of pattern here. 

  • Repeated acts of intimidation

    This preening idiot. Sees there's a women-only meeting on women's health in the Brighton library, so he goes in and sets off the fire alarm and everyone has to leave. Just can't tolerate the idea of women meeting without men being allowed. Full of the well-worn jargon of trans persecution. The police, of course, let him go.

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  • BBC poll

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  • Israel simple; men in women’s sport complicated

    about football-I-mean-Gaza. Not since Jared Kushner was dispatched to “fix” the Middle East (how’d that turn out, anyway?) have I heard such naivety expressed with such confidence. But what is complicated, according to Lineker, is the question of males (aka trans women) in women’s sport. When asked why he — a former sportsman, I believe — has stayed uncharacteristically silent on that matter, he replied: “You can’t cover a subject like that in a post. It’s too nuanced.” Israel is simple; men in women’s sport is complicated: it could be the centrist dad mantra.

    Lineker, though, lives in the BBC bubble – where his views, I would guess, are absolutely mainstream. Trans people are the most persecuted people on earth – this as an excuse for not going into the trans women in women's sport debate – and no one in the world is suffering as much as Gaza children, bombed for no good reason by the horrible Zionists. Unfortunately he has this urge to show what a nice guy he is – plus he's not interested in exploring stuff in any depth – so he keeps putting his foot in it. 

    Hard to summon up any sympathy.

  • Indianapolis 1907

    Indianapolis, Indiana, ca. 1907. "Meridian Street — Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument."

    image from www.shorpy.com
    [Photo: Shorpy/Detroit Publishing Company]

    All those people, in costumes! Looks like a stage set.

  • Openly defying the law

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    "This is a serious situation. Without the rule of law, society descends into chaos."

    Article here:

    Britain’s biggest trade union has allowed a trans woman to run for a senior female role despite the landmark Supreme Court ruling on gender.

    Ellie Waple is running for the female disabled member’s seat on the Unison national executive committee.

    That is despite Supreme Court judges unanimously ruling earlier this month that the terms “woman” and “sex” in the Equality Act referred to biological sex instead of acquired gender.

    Interim guidance that was issued by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) said: “A trans woman is a biological man. A trans man is a biological woman.”..

    A Unison spokesman said: “This is an internal electoral issue. It is consistent with the union’s long-standing rules.”

    And it's against the law.

  • Stealing humanitarian aid

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  • One who ran into the fire while others fled

    istani men. Police treated the girls’ complaints as not worth the paperwork, let alone the extra hassle of sparking community tensions. In tight-knit communities such as Rotherham or Rochdale, huge, permanent Labour majorities removed all political oversight. Councillors were sometimes related to abusers and if violence got out of hand, cosy deals could be cooked up with a friendly cop. The girls were worthless collateral in men’s games.

    So when Jayne Senior sat down with this quiet, earnest man from The Times, her expectations were low. When she offered him a memory stick containing case files and names, she was amazed that he not only vowed to investigate but to protect her from possible imprisonment as his source.

    Beyond the therapy profession, few men have listened to more horrific tales of sexual abuse. Teenagers told him they’d been raped so often at such a tender age they could not bear children, that they’d been taken on to the moors and told to dig their own graves, or raped by a dozen men in one night. This was not just upsetting but difficult work: the girls could be infuriating, flawed witnesses, too drunk at the time to remember details. Yet he kept listening.

    A distinct pattern emerged. While paedophiles usually work alone and in secret, these men did so collectively and openly, with friends or relatives, or fellow Pakistani Muslims working in the late-night economy for minicab companies and fast food outlets. And this modus operandi was replicated in other towns, and always — as in Rotherham — ignored.

    It was a sensational story yet Norfolk, importantly, told it without sensationalism. Forensic and thorough, he refused to grandstand or promote his exclusives on social media, and only reluctantly appeared on TV. Squeezed on one side by angry liberal academics and community leaders, on the other by the gleeful far right, he cared only about the truth….

    Surprisingly few men, I’ve found, are willing to risk their momentary discomfort, let alone careers, in fighting for women’s causes. Andrew Norfolk’s tireless efforts took an enormous toll: he was often exhausted, traumatised by the horror of what he had heard. I pray he died knowing this wasn’t in vain, that abuse continues but no one can pretend there’s nothing to see when a 14-year-old girl has sex with an adult male. Andrew, righteous among men, will be remembered as one who ran into the fire while others fled.

  • Trump tantrum

    I know I know – should be used to this by now, but I still can't quite believe that this is the President of the USA.

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  • Who says he’s a woman

    Meanwhile…another member of the poor persecuted trans community.

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