LWS 26 May 2024 has an intro from KJK which covers the concept of PoW as activism, being a disrupter, and that video clip

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Just thought I would post the link to LWS on 26th May 2024, as so many on FWR have commented, mused about the PoW and some have written a lot about a clip on YouTube.

About the first 15 minutes of the video.

Not posting to change any ones minds, but more as a source of information.

https://www.youtube.com/live/thkub1yG9qk

Thank you, I'll take a look witm my coffee

Thank you. I think she's realized it wasn't the brightest thing to say (in ' that video ')! For me, it is evidence of frustration and a lack of political experience but definitely not of some sinister far right motive as seems to be implied by some. You can be the nicest, most left wing, greenest, liberal with impeccable feminist credentials and the TRAs will still call you a Nazi. The attempts to smear KJK as evil have been in full swing for years so I'm not sure it makes much difference.

Reading the article yesterday about the nurses being told to be more inclusive when they're being harassed in their changing room and Zoe Williams having a go at Wes Streeting for finally standing up for women - even in a slightly lukewarm, 'both sides' - sort of way, has made me really angry all over again! There are loads of women - and some men, fighting this in many ways but KJK is consistently out there - in all weather, all year round, in public, standing up for women's rights, looking for any way we can hold the people pushing this ideology to account unafraid to be blunt. My personal opinion is that anyone who supports the cause but doesn't like her methods should just get on with their own activism and ignore her rather than pushing theories that she has some far right ulterior motive.

“It’s so mean! Where could they masturbate?”.

She’s a funny woman and I like her honesty.

Have to say I was more impressed by how she spoke about why she has started the Party of Women.

So many on FWR seem to have doubts about it, or are trying to see it as a conventional political party.

I think it is great that she, and hopefully the 100 other women she hopes will stand, so that she then has to be interviewed as the leader of a political party - by the BBC.

My only quibble with how she described how Farage was able as an individual (but a failed politician) changed the dial on UK politics.

He didn't do this on his own. He had what seemed like nearly totally support of the MSM who went out of their way to promote him.

Wouldn't it be brilliant if the MSM was to give as much positive coverage to KJK as they did Farage.

And as we know, they wont.

Thanks for this, I just watched and it was uplifting.