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Caroline's Mail on Sunday Piece is Out

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ClingFilmApplications · 24/03/2019 04:13

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6843269/How-hate-crime-officers-came-knocking-door-devout-Catholic.html

I think the paper edition may have more, as the online version doesn't appear to have this graphic

Caroline's Mail on Sunday Piece is Out
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BarbieJellyBabyBrain · 24/03/2019 08:24

The article lays it all out nicely, but it's very 'Daily Mail' isn't it. I mean...

Which is why Mrs Farrow was stunned to receive the phone call from the police officer on Monday as she juggled preparing a meal of gammon, roast potatoes and vegetables for her children – aged between four and 14 – with overseeing homework and music practice.

Who cares that she was preparing gammon (lol!) for dinner!

The thing is, even if some people dismiss this whole thing because of the 'devout Catholic' element of it, as well as the Daily Mailness of it, it just cannot be denied that this whole thing was utterly ridiculous, especially when you see those tweets side by side like in the OP.

And for those at the back: The police told her that they were investigating the tweets because of misgendering so it's not false repprting.

Popchyk · 24/03/2019 08:19

Oh, that is good.

Puts Mermaids and WYP front and centre.

ItsAllGoingToBeFine · 24/03/2019 08:14

I thought this section was good:

Susie Green’s powerful transgender lobby group has forged close links with a police force behind a series of hate crime investigations.

West Yorkshire Police launched probes into an award-winning TV writer, a mother of four and a transsexual man following complaints from Mermaids.

But The Mail on Sunday can reveal that the force received ‘training sessions’ from Mermaids, which supports medical intervention for transgender children.

West Yorkshire Police has promoted Mermaids’ work, tweeting one of its leaflets.

Mermaids has also advised Merseyside Police, NHS staff, social workers, the Scouts and student nurses.

One West Yorkshire officer, Inspector David Harland, declared himself on social media to be a ‘trans ally’, adding that he was dedicated to ‘doing all I can for the trans community’.

In February last year, West Yorkshire sent officers to Wiltshire to investigate a mother of four following a complaint by Ms Green.

Echoing the Caroline Farrow case, Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull was questioned on suspicion of a malicious communications offence after Ms Green reported her for tweeting that Ms Green had illegally ‘castrated’ her ‘son’ by allowing him to have sex change surgery in Thailand at 16.

In April 2018, the force received another complaint, this time from Mermaid volunteer Helen Islan.

She claimed that transsexual Miranda Yardley, who has had gender reassignment surgery, had ‘outed’ Ms Islan’s transgender son by tweeting a picture of Ms Islan with her family, which included the child. West Yorkshire referred this incident to police in Essex, where Ms Yardley lives.

In a third case, West Yorkshire officers gave Graham Linehan, co-creator of the hit TV comedy Father Ted, a verbal harassment warning when transgender activist Stephanie Hayden reported him for referring to her as ‘he’ on Twitter.

AstonishedFemalePersonator · 24/03/2019 08:13

I am glad to see Caro's article published. Sunlight is the best disinfectant.

CrabbitCrone · 24/03/2019 07:55

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2rebecca · 24/03/2019 07:48

Transgender identity is protected under hate crime law. They've missed out the trans prefix but omitting the word trans seems to be becoming part of TRA brainwashing dogma in the TWAW ideology

WhatWouldBarbaraCastleDo · 24/03/2019 06:22

The statement from the police mentions gender identity. But that's not the protected characteristic under the EA, right? Are they making up new offences?

ClingFilmApplications · 24/03/2019 05:00

It sounded like that was happening earlier in the week didn't it? This is obviously the piece though, since it contains a lot of exclusive background information and personal bio stuff.

The sidebar is particularly good.

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Hawayman · 24/03/2019 04:55

I thought Caroline was writing the piece? Either way, I will buy any paper that covers this story fairly.