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Harry The Owl's Judicial Review

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FairCop · 22/09/2019 08:58

Good morning MNers,

Harry the Owl has his Judicial Review on 20th-21st November which will rule on the 'hate incident' of him posting 30 tweets that Humberside Police classed as 'transphobic' (one simply read "Huh").
The JR will also examine the College of Policing's guidelines on hate crimes.

So we're planning a protest/celebration in London so we can Party Like It's 1984! Grin

Fair Cop and our allies will be demonstrating outside the Royal Courts of Justice to support Harry and all the other victims of police harassment – people like Kate Scottow, Posie Parker, Caroline Farrow, Dr Julia Long, Graham Linehan and the many others who have been warned, cautioned and even arrested for gender wrongthink.

It'll be on 20th November, outside the Royal Courts of Justice, with the obligatory drinks and nibbles afterwards, with some interesting and entertaining speakers too.
(Location to be confirmed later.)

We are so much stronger when we’re together, so we hope you can join us in an event that will celebrate the spirit and resolve of our movement.

www.faircop.org.uk

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Popchyk · 22/09/2019 09:29

It sounds awfully civilised. Nibbles, eh? What a menace to society you all are.

Seriously, you are doing a great thing.

Won't be able to be in London but will support in other ways.

And Spero is right, this case is going to be instrumental in waking up people to the wider implications of gender ideology. It ain't just pronouns; it is compelled speech and criminal sanctions for non-compliance. And that's just the start.

NotAnotherFeckingMuftiDay · 22/09/2019 09:23

Thank you for all your work so far.
I'll be there on the 20th.

Spero · 22/09/2019 09:15

Thanks for posting FairCop! I will be there and hope to be live tweeting on the day, so we must agree a hashtag. so please do follow via Twitter on the day and it would be lovely to meet people in real life too.

I think this is so significant and important because of what it shows will happen if we don't speak up now. We cannot simply sit back and let state agencies be captured by one particular aggressive and dishonest ideology and particularly not when that state agency is the police, with the power to arrest and detain us - or have 'hate crime' recorded on our DBS.

I hope FairCop win the JR. But win or lose I hope this mobilises many people to see just how serious this is.

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