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The image shows a document with the text \"Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill [AS PASSED]\" at the top, indicating that it may be legislation related to the legal recognition of gender in Scotland. The text \"VETOED\" is stamped across the document in large red letters, suggesting that the bill has been rejected or disapproved by an authoritative body or official with the power to veto legislation. The rest of the text on the document is partially obscured by the veto stamp, so the specific contents of the bill are not visible in this image.

Will Sunak veto the Gender Recognition Reform bill?

heatherherbert Dec 26, 2022 0

“Faith” as an imperative is a veto against science-in praxi, it means lies at any price. Friedrich Nietzsche After six…

The image shows a large building, The Scottish Parliment, at nighttime with illuminated windows. The architecture features a mix of curved and angular elements, with some parts of the building having what appears to be metal framework visible from the outside. A canopy-like structure covers an area in front of the building, likely indicating an entrance or a covered walkway, with lights casting a warm glow underneath it. The sky is dusky or possibly overcast. In front of the building, there is a street with no visible traffic at the moment, and a pedestrian area with bollards demarcating the edge of the sidewalk. There also appears to be a lone person standing under the canopy structure. The overall scene is quite peaceful and deserted, which is common for urban areas during nighttime hours. The style of the building suggests it might be a modern cultural, educational, or business facility.

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The democratic will

heatherherbert Dec 9, 2022 2

In their time in government, the … have run roughshod over Scotland’s democracy. Scottish Conservatives Today, we look forward to…

The image shows a man standing behind a lectern, appearing to give a speech or presentation. The man has a beard and is dressed in a smart brown blazer, white shirt, and red tie. His hands are open in a gesturing pose which might suggest he is making a point or inviting a question. The background is a plain and vibrant red. The lectern features a slogan: \"Straight talking. Honest politics.\" This slogan is typically associated with political campaigning or messaging, indicating that the scene is likely from a political event or conference.

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You don’t need independence a Labour government will save you

heatherherbert Nov 23, 2022 0

“Their failed immigration system which is not working for British people.” Racheal Reeves As an independence supporter, especially one that’s…

This image shows three individuals in what appears to be a formal meeting or hearing, potentially in a government or legal context. The person to the right is speaking into a microphone, which suggests they may be giving a testimony, statement, or answering questions. The person in the foreground on the left seems to be listening intently or concentrating on what is being said, with a somewhat serious facial expression. In the background, there is another individual who is slightly out of focus, also paying attention to the proceedings.\n\nThe text bubble with \"WTF?\" has been digitally added to the image to suggest surprise, confusion, or disbelief, possibly indicating that the speaker is saying something unexpected or contentious. However, without context it's not possible to accurately interpret the nature of the discussion or the reason for the added text bubble.

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GRR Stage 1 – A response

heatherherbert Oct 29, 2022 1

We owe a great debet today to our trans and non binary friends, collgues, comrads and relitives … Today is…

The image features a person wearing a red Santa hat and a red sweater with white snowflake patterns, suggesting a holiday theme, likely Christmas. The person is smiling and holding a pink gift wrapped with a green ribbon, seemingly looking at another person who is only partially visible and also appears to be wearing a red Santa hat. The partial view of the second person suggests that the photo might be taken from their perspective. The background is neutral and blurred, keeping the focus on the two people and the gift exchange moment.

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The GRR Stage 1 predictions

heatherherbert Oct 27, 2022 1

I figure lots of predictions is best. People will forget the ones I get wrong and marvel over the rest.…

Leadership - Who is more foolish the fool or the fool who follows him?

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The next Tory leader – October edition

heatherherbert Oct 22, 2022 1

To lose one may be regarded as a misfortune, to lose two looks like carelessness. ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’…

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Did Nicola Sturgeon say “JK Rowling is not a real feminist like me”? Or is it fake news?

heatherherbert Oct 8, 2022 0

Today’s fake news comes from the daily telegraph who claim that Nicola Sturgeon said “JK Rowling is not a real…

This is an edited image that includes a graphical chart in the background, showing what appears to be a downward trend line, possibly representing financial data such as a stock price or an exchange rate over a series of dates from September 17 to September 26. In the foreground, there is a smiling woman with blonde hair, dressed in a blue outfit. The word "Trussonomics" is overlaid on the image in a dripping red font, which seems to be a portmanteau likely referring to the economic policies or ideology associated with the individual pictured, in a way that is reminiscent of the term "Reaganomics." The exact context and the implications of the term used here would depend on current economic and political events related to the person referenced.

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Why Trussonomics won´t work.

heatherherbert Sep 30, 2022 1

The rich are always going to say that, you know, just give us more money and we’ll go out and…

This is a stylized illustration featuring a group of stick figures with various symbols and colors representing different ideologies or groups. On the left, there are figures colored or patterned to represent diversity and inclusivity, with one figure displaying a speech bubble saying, "Can't we just all be friends?" In the center, there's a figure wearing a dress with a "Yes" label. On the right side, the figures are adorned with symbols that might be interpreted as representing different controversial or extreme ideologies. Due to the sensitive nature of the symbolism, I can describe the components without attributing specific meanings. The figures on the right wear items such as a pointed hat with a "free hat limit 1" tag, which seems to be a satirical representation. There are also symbols like maritime or nautical emblems, and one figure wears a female gender symbol combined with a symbol usually associated with medicine or biohazard. The image seems to be making a statement about the possibility of unity among different groups, characterized either by their openness to diversity or by more specific and potentially divisive ideologies. However, the illustration is quite simplified and uses humor and exaggeration, so it should be interpreted within the context it was created or publicized.

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The far right and the ‘Gender Critical’ movement.

heatherherbert Sep 25, 2022 0

Saying “fascists have infiltrated the GC movement” is like saying “dogs have infiltrated Crufts” @DomM_G_ Back at the start of…

The image features a black-and-white photograph of a man who is typically recognized as a historical figure, often associated with leadership during a significant period in the 20th century. He is dressed formally, wearing a suit, a bow tie, and a hat, and has a stern or contemplative expression on his face. On the right side of the image is a quote that reads, “Don't believe everything you read on the internet just because there is a quote with a picture next to it,” followed by the name Winston Churchill. The quote humorously suggests that one should be skeptical of quotes attributed to people on the internet, with the irony being Winston Churchill lived in a time before the internet existed.

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Allison Bailey won so hard, she´s appealing

heatherherbert Sep 21, 2022 0

¨We have seen the corrupting effects of a deliberate propaganda campaign driven by fake news.¨ Jimmy Gomez Sometimes even I´m…

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Heather Herbert

Will Sunak veto the Gender Recognition Reform bill?

The democratic will

You don’t need independence a Labour government will save you

GRR Stage 1 – A response

The GRR Stage 1 predictions

The next Tory leader – October edition

Did Nicola Sturgeon say “JK Rowling is not a real feminist like me”? Or is it fake news?

Why Trussonomics won´t work.

The far right and the ‘Gender Critical’ movement.

Allison Bailey won so hard, she´s appealing

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