Scottish Women, Witches and Single Sex Spaces

Euan McColm makes a fair point about the dreadful price many women have paid for taking a stand against self-ID and the bullying behaviour of trans zealots.

Sandie Peggie is by no means alone - lots of women have been betrayed by politicians like John Swinney, Nicola Sturgeon, Humza Yousaf, Anas Sarwar, Alex Cole Hamilton and Patrick Harvie et al.   

"For pointing out that the emperor was naked, women lost work and friendship groups and, in some cases, faced threats of rape and death. 

"Organised groups of trans activists targeted women with so called “gender critical” views, threatening violence and attempting to have them sacked, while foolish politicians lined up to be photographed alongside protestors holding banners calling for violent retribution against trans exclusionary radical feminists (TERFs).

"If John Swinney, Anas Sarwar and others who let women down think legitimate demands for apologies are going to subside, they are woefully mistaken."

Unless the Scottish Parliament asserts itself by standing up and making amends properly this issue is not going to go away. 

If the politicians can say sorry to Scottish 'witches' who were mistreated hundreds of years ago - they can offer a proper apology for trampling over the rights of Scottish women to single sex spaces.





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