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MARY JAGGER retweeted
"Girls aged eight to sixteen were “terrified” to learn that they would be sharing a locker room with a 50-year-old transgender" (male)
This his how trans harms girls and women. 🚩
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MARY JAGGER retweeted
🚨🇺🇸 Have you noticed how often Donald Trump seems to trust Vladimir Putin more than America’s own intelligence community and NATO allies? I keep wondering why.
Maybe the question sounds unbelievable: is Trump a Russian asset? I avoided even asking it for a long time because I respect the choice of American voters. But right now, his alignment with Putin creates risks not only for Ukraine, but for NATO, Europe, and ultimately the United States itself.
🇺🇦 Ukraine is already feeling the consequences through problems with intelligence support and Starshield, while pressure on Russia has been weakened. Putin has always wanted a weaker, more divided West.
And then there is the history. Trump travelled to the Soviet Union in the 1980s, and soon afterward publicly criticized the cost of America defending its allies. Decades later, he still seems far more willing to trust Putin than many of those allies.
So maybe Ukraine is only one part of a much bigger test. We are the litmus test.
💙💛 Stay united and stay attentive. Our freedom, our countries, and our democratic institutions are worth defending.
Share to spread the truth – and subscribe to demonstrate your solidarity with Ukraine.
#StandWithUkraine #RussiaIsCollapsing #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #Ukraine
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The Trump administration is considering dropping sanctions on the Russian Direct Investment Fund, run by Kirill Dmitriev. An unbelievable betrayal of Ukraine. nytimes.com/2026/10/27/us/po… via @NYTimes
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MARY JAGGER retweeted
Dear @PompeySteph: A parent seeking to persuade a child that s/he was not born "in the wrong body" is no more engaging in "hate, than is a parent seeking to persuade a child that anorexia, or the desire to have a limb amputated, is harmful to the child. It's called "love."
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Russia is not concerned with a slice of territory. Putin shows visitors ancient maps to prove that Ukraine didn't exist in the past and therefore doesn't exist in the present. Russia's goal is the genocidal extermination of the Ukrainian nation, identity, language, culture, and history.
For Russia, Ukraine is a country that does not exist, did not exist, must not exist, and will not exist.
For Russia, any Ukrainian who refuses to be a Russian ruled from Moscow is a Nazi. So when Russia talks about denazification it means genocide.
⚡️On holiday celebrating Ukrainian language, Russia strikes publisher's warehouse in Kharkiv.
Planned book releases from Ukrainian publishing house and bookstore chain KSD, scheduled to begin in November, have been delayed after Russia struck the company's warehouse in Kharkiv, the publisher reported on Oct. 27.
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🇺🇸🇺🇸TRUMP FACE À UNE FRONDE BIPARTISANE
UN SÉRIEUX PROBLÈME À HUIT JOURS DES ÉLECTIONS
À seulement huit jours des élections législatives américaines du 3 novembre 2026, Donald Trump affronte une contestation politique particulièrement délicate.
Démocrates et plusieurs républicains unissent leurs forces pour s'opposer à son accord sur les importations de diesel russe, une décision qui pourrait fragiliser son administration.
une rébellion au sein du camp républicain
Le président américain fait face à une opposition qui dépasse désormais les divisions traditionnelles entre démocrates et républicains.
Le député républicain Brian Fitzpatrick, soutenu notamment par Don Bacon et la démocrate Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, a présenté le 23 octobre un projet de loi visant à annuler l'autorisation d'importer du diesel russe accordée par le département du Trésor.
Cette initiative bipartisane constitue un avertissement politique pour la Maison-Blanche.
l'accord avec poutine au cœur de la polémique
Le 9 octobre, l'administration Trump a autorisé certaines transactions portant sur du diesel d'origine russe, malgré une loi de 2022 interdisant les importations énergétiques russes.
Pour les opposants à cette décision, ces achats risquent d'alimenter financièrement la guerre menée par Moscou contre l'Ukraine.
Plusieurs sénateurs des deux partis ont également dénoncé cette mesure, estimant qu'elle contredit la législation américaine.
le congrès pourrait défier trump
Si une coalition suffisamment large se forme, le Congrès pourrait adopter une loi annulant cette autorisation.
Pour surmonter un éventuel veto présidentiel, les opposants devront toutefois réunir une majorité des deux tiers dans chacune des deux chambres, un seuil particulièrement difficile à atteindre.
La contestation pourrait également inquiéter les établissements financiers impliqués dans ces transactions, notamment face aux risques juridiques et à d'éventuelles enquêtes parlementaires.
des élections sous haute tension
À l'approche du scrutin du 3 novembre, cette fracture intervient au pire moment pour Donald Trump.
Une perte de la majorité républicaine à la Chambre des représentants ouvrirait la voie à davantage d'enquêtes et renforcerait les moyens de contrôle des démocrates sur son administration.
Ce qui devait être présenté comme une réponse économique à la hausse des prix du carburant pourrait ainsi devenir un véritable handicap politique pour le président américain.
Pour Trump, le danger ne vient plus uniquement de ses adversaires démocrates, mais aussi d'une partie de son propre camp, déterminée à maintenir la pression sur Vladimir Poutine.
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MARY JAGGER retweeted
🇷🇺🇺🇦 RUSSIA DROPPED 1,600 GUIDED BOMBS ON UKRAINE IN ONE WEEK. WHY HAS THE WORLD GROWN SO USED TO THIS?
One thousand six hundred guided aerial bombs in seven days.
That is approximately 230 bombs every single day, launched against a country that has already endured more than four years of Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Think about what that number actually means. Entire communities living under the constant threat of explosions. Families wondering whether their homes will still be standing tomorrow. Rescue workers searching through rubble, knowing another attack could follow.
Russia’s guided aerial bombs can carry hundreds of kilograms of explosives. Many are converted Soviet-era bombs fitted with guidance and glide kits, allowing Russian aircraft to release them from a distance rather than flying directly over their targets.
They have become one of Moscow’s most destructive weapons, particularly against Ukrainian towns and positions near the front line.
And somehow, numbers like 1,600 bombs in a week risk becoming just another statistic.
The international community has spent years debating escalation, negotiations and the risks of confronting Russia. Meanwhile, Ukrainians continue living with the consequences of an invasion they did not choose.
Not every bomb is directed at civilians, and the precise targets of these 1,600 reported strikes matter. But the devastating impact of Russia’s sustained aerial bombardment on Ukrainian communities is beyond dispute.
The real scandal is how easily extraordinary levels of destruction can become familiar.
A war does not become less brutal simply because the world has grown accustomed to watching it.
And Ukrainians should never have to accept daily bombardment as an ordinary condition of life. x.com/CrimeanVoyager/status/…
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MARY JAGGER retweeted
It’s strange, isn’t it? When we talk about the Post Office scandal, everyone agrees it was a horrific series of miscarriages of justice. Innocent people had their lives and reputations destroyed. Some were imprisoned. Some took their own lives. Others died still living under the cloud of false accusations.
Whistleblowers were ignored. Alarm bells rang. Politicians put their fingers in their ears. And the suffering continued.
Nobody disputes that this was a terrible scandal.
But what if I told you that another horrifying scandal is unfolding right now, one that is arguably even worse?
What if I told you that vulnerable children are being harmed, their lives irrevocably changed by healthcare professionals following an ideology promoted by government, the media, schools and corporations?
And that, despite the evidence being publicly available, most people have little idea of the scale of the harm, how many children have already been affected or how many continue to be harmed?
How many people know that @nickwallis, the investigative journalist who played a pivotal role in exposing the Post Office scandal, is now investigating this issue, believing it’s a “huge” story.
I’m talking, of course, about trans ideology. The brainwashing of vulnerable children into believing there are multiple genders, that they may have been born in the wrong body, and that life-altering medication or even surgery might make them happier.
This has been going on for years, and it is happening now.
The BBC has been front and centre in promoting this ideology. A generation of young people has been encouraged to believe that biological sex is irrelevant and that what really matters is their gender “identity”.
The harms are manifold. Yet because so much of the progressive left has invested in this ideology, the truth is emerging painfully slowly. Those who raise safeguarding concerns are too often dismissed or vilified rather than heard.
Just as with the Post Office scandal, I believe the full horror will explode into the public consciousness in the years ahead. But this time, the responsibility will be far more widely spread.
If you care about children, particularly the most vulnerable, you should care about this.
This isn’t simply about men using women’s toilets, although the subjugation of biological women’s rights and safeguards to the demands of trans-identifying men is appalling in itself.
It’s about vulnerable children, the adults who are supposed to protect them, and the irreversible consequences of putting ideology ahead of safeguarding.
The harm being inflicted on children in the name of trans ideology is unforgivable.
Read this account by @hannahsbee of Sarah Redvers whistleblowing about the Brighton WellBN clinic.
Gender ideology breaks safeguarding.
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MARY JAGGER retweeted
They, in fact, came to our aid after we were attacked on 9/11. So yes.
So, Ukraine is coming to our aid if we are attacked? Do you really believe that?
Community note
Ukraine did provide military support to the US following the 9/11 attacks, with over 5,000 troops serving in Iraq as the third-largest coalition contingent and contributions to Afghanistan operations.
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MARY JAGGER retweeted
I don’t hate trans people. I hate that some trans people believe their rights supersede the rights of others – namely women.
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Кому ще шось не зрозуміло?! росія повинна забратися з України, зараз, негайно! Все інше, порожні балачки, Трамп, Маск, уся морально хвора шваль, яка начебто, щось вирішує за нашу країну, йдіть на хй!
росія геть з України! Тільки так закінчиться ця війна!
росія геть з України!
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MARY JAGGER retweeted
I have legit spent the whole day laughing about the Australian Human Rights Commission engaging a “communications consultant” to help them answer senate estimate questions, only to humiliate themselves by saying men who claim to be women need breastfeeding protections in law.
You have to laugh or we will lose our minds over this insanity of all this.
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MARY JAGGER retweeted
It took 10yrs to get the ioc to protect women’s sport, a 3yr battle to get nurses able to change free from all males: we are winning, bringing back common sense, safeguarding & fairness. But it shouldn’t be this hard!
POLICY CHANGED: County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust has finally changed its staff changing-room policy after a three-year legal battle with the Darlington nurses in which female nurses were harassed and discriminated against for wanting a single-sex place to undress at work.
The Trust’s revised Uniform and Dress Code Policy now states:
“In accordance with UK Supreme Court ruling (2025), staff must use changing spaces according to their biological sex. Alternative unisex changing spaces are provided for staff who choose not to use an alternative facility.”
The change brings the Trust’s written policy into line with the law and the judgment secured by seven nurses at Darlington Memorial Hospital.
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❤️
LO STRISCIONE
Io vorrei vedervi, se piovessero droni su Milano e bombe su Roma e non avessimo abbastanza risorse per difendere le nostre città, se non chiedereste al governo di andare in giro per il mondo per ricevere aiuto economico e militare.
Vorrei vedere come reagireste a un despota terrorista sanguinario che bombarda gli ospedali di Firenze e gli asili di Napoli uccidendo donne, vecchi, bambini...
E vorrei vedere gli altri paesi rispondervi: no, noi abbiamo da pensare agli affaracci nostri, la benzina costa, la sanità costa, arrangiatevi, non vi diamo niente.
Vorrei vedere gli striscioni a Varsavia e a Kiev, in una realtà parallela, con scritto "soldi alla scuola non alla guerra!"
Vorrei vedervi piangere e implorare aiuto. Perchè a differenza degli ucraini, voi piangereste.
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MARY JAGGER retweeted
No amount of suppression on this platform will stop me from posting in support of Ukraine and Zelenskyy! 🇺🇦
I will stand by Ukraine today, tomorrow and forever!
As a Canadian I can say Canada will always remain an ally. 🇨🇦
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MARY JAGGER retweeted
Wir leben in einem Land, indem ein vergewaltigtes Mädchen abgemahnt wird, wenn sie ihren Vergewaltiger als Mann bezeichnet. Ich verachte jeden, der dieses demütigende, frauenfeindliche Gesetz erlassen hat. @spdbt @GrueneBundestag @dieLinke @fdpbt
"Noch vor der Urteilsverkündung erhielt Felicitas P. nach eigener Aussage Post von Maja S.’ Anwalt Peter Dürr. Er „frage höflich an, ob es zutreffend ist, dass Sie Frau Schmidt am letzten Verhandlungstag als ‚er‘“ bezeichnet habe. P. sagt, sie habe darauf eine E-Mail-Antwort verfasst, in der sie beteuert habe, S. auf keinen Fall „misgendern“ zu wollen."
Meine Vermutung von vor Wochen war zutreffend. Das Mädchen wurde vom Anwalt seines Vergewaltigers unter Druck gesetzt.
Sind Sie stolz auf sich und ihr bußgeldbewehrte Offenbarungsverbot @MarcoBuschmann?
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在历史的关键节点上，英国从来没有让人失望！2022年俄国突然入侵乌克兰时，拜登让泽连斯基快逃，而英国金毛首相立刻表态送武器全力支援，并动援各国表态支持。
这次川普又公开叛变亲俄，英国又是紧急援助导弹，并下令全国战备，准备对付俄罗斯可能发动的全面战争。这种表态之坚定，在目前国际形势风云突变的情况下尤其难能可贵！
二战期间英国有坚定抗击纳粹的邱吉尔，现今大英帝国仍然风彩依旧！稳住了正义的底线！
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乌克兰的反外宣专家安娜向大慈善家马厮克发出严正声明解释什么是入侵乌克兰的俄罗斯kids：
埃隆·马斯克，让我给你解释一下。让我们处理有据可查的事实，而不是情绪化的概括。
2026年10月19日，我亲自出席了第四届“克里米亚全球”国际会议。通过南方了解乌克兰”。
在题为“打击掠夺者：如何阻止俄罗斯招募外国人”的小组讨论会上，乌克兰战俘待遇协调总部秘书德米特里特罗·乌索夫准将（Brigadier General dmitry Usov）展示了乌克兰的官方数据。
截至2026年10月1日，乌克兰已经确定了自2022年以来与俄罗斯军方签署合同的来自151个国家和地区的45959名外国人。
提交的年度数字如下：
2022: 94
2023: 4067
2024: 8877
2025: 16085
2026年1月至9月：16,168
仅在2026年的9个月里，俄罗斯就招募了比前一年更多的外国人。根据所提供的数字，每月大约征聘1 800名外国人。
被确认的新兵中有哥伦比亚、布隆迪、津巴布韦、秘鲁、乌兹别克斯坦、塔吉克斯坦和白俄罗斯的公民。
这些数字不是我捏造出来的。我亲自出席了他们的颁奖典礼。
现在让我们来检验一下你所说的俄罗斯士兵只是没有选择的穷孩子。
俄罗斯通过金钱、就业和公民身份的承诺在国际上招募新兵。有些人故意参军。其他人则被欺骗、施压或胁迫。
根据乌克兰当局对外国战俘的调查，46.7%的受访者签署了寻求俄罗斯国籍的合同，而28%的人不知道他们会与乌克兰作战。
这些数据涉及调查的外国囚犯，而不是所有俄罗斯士兵。
是的，一些俄罗斯义务兵面临着胁迫。他们的经历值得肯定。但这并不能证明，所有为俄罗斯而战的人都别无选择。
最重要的是，这些都没有改变根本的区别：
俄罗斯入侵乌克兰。乌克兰没有入侵俄罗斯。
俄罗斯领导层对发动和继续这场战争负有责任。乌克兰人正在捍卫自己的家园、家庭和主权。
我住在基辅。我经历过空袭警报、无人机袭击和对基础设施的袭击。我看到了这场战争对普通人的影响。
对我来说，这不是一个抽象的辩论。这是我的家和我的生活。
你说同情俄国士兵。你对从未选择这场战争的乌克兰平民的同等关心在哪里？为那些失去亲人的家庭？被俄罗斯非法拘留的乌克兰人？
对个人的同情并不能消除对侵略的责任。
俄罗斯可以撤回入侵军队。乌克兰不能通过放弃自卫权来结束入侵。
在大张旗鼓地宣称谁有选择权之前，先来看看俄罗斯有案可查的招聘制度。
这些数据公布的时候我就在现场。
不要把侵略者等同于自卫的国家。
Elon Musk @elonmusk , let me explain something to you. Let’s deal with documented facts, not emotional generalisations.
On 19 October 2026, I personally attended the fourth international conference “Crimea Global. Understanding Ukraine through the South” in Kyiv.
At the panel “Countering the Predator: How to Stop Russia’s Recruitment of Foreigners,” Brigadier General Dmytro Usov, Secretary of Ukraine’s Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War, presented official Ukrainian data.
As of 1 October 2026, Ukraine had identified 45,959 foreign nationals from 151 countries and territories who had signed contracts with Russia’s military since 2022.
The annual figures presented were:
2022: 94
2023: 4,067
2024: 8,877
2025: 16,085
January–September 2026: 16,168
In just nine months of 2026, Russia recruited more foreigners than during the entire previous year. According to the figures presented, approximately 1,800 foreign nationals are being recruited monthly.
Among the identified recruits were citizens of Colombia, Burundi, Zimbabwe, Peru, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Belarus.
These are not figures I invented. I was personally present when they were presented.
Now let’s examine your claim that Russian soldiers are simply poor children with no choice.
Russia recruits internationally through promises of money, employment and citizenship. Some people knowingly enlist. Others are deceived, pressured or coerced.
According to a survey of foreign prisoners of war presented by Ukrainian authorities, 46.7% of respondents signed contracts seeking Russian citizenship, while 28% did not know they would fight against Ukraine.
These figures concern surveyed foreign prisoners, not every Russian soldier.
Yes, some Russian conscripts face coercion. Their experiences deserve recognition. But that does not justify claiming that everyone fighting for Russia has no choice.
Most importantly, none of this changes the fundamental distinction:
Russia invaded Ukraine. Ukraine did not invade Russia.
Russia’s leadership bears responsibility for launching and continuing this war. Ukrainians are defending their homes, families and sovereignty.
I live in Kyiv. I experience the air-raid alerts, drone attacks and strikes on infrastructure. I see what this war does to ordinary people.
This is not an abstract debate for me. It is my home and my life.
You speak about sympathy for Russian soldiers. Where is your equal concern for Ukrainian civilians who never chose this war? For families who lost their loved ones? For Ukrainians unlawfully detained by Russia?
Compassion for individuals does not erase responsibility for aggression.
Russia can withdraw its invading forces. Ukraine cannot end the invasion by surrendering its right to self-defence.
Before making sweeping claims about who has a choice, examine Russia’s documented recruitment system.
I was there when these figures were presented.
Stop equating the aggressor with the country defending itself.
#RussiaUkraineWar #RussianAggression #CrimeaGlobal #Ukraine #StandWithUkraine
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MARY JAGGER retweeted
Saying the draft conversion bill only captures "abuse" and then not defining what "abuse" actually is in law is a license for activist organisations with a grudge, captured public bodies and poorly trained enforcement agencies to wreck families and target parents.
5/ This bill creates a very broad criminal offence that could be triggered by a difficult conversation with a teenager. The Bill fails to define the key term the offence depends on, leaving the word "abusive" up to courts. That is poor legislative drafting.
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