Previously known as franticwithworry, no longer so frantic or worried. Now the creator of a database which highlights provably false allegations.
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Felicity Stryjak retweeted
One of the most dangerously humane things I have ever seen. What a genuinely kind man.
Clearly, those prestigious educations didn’t teach Petronella or her friends to do their own thinking.
The only thing that failed those women was themselves.
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بعد أن قضت معظم حياتها في الدفاع عن الحركة النسوية.. الكاتبة البريطانية بيترونيلا وايت تكتب مقالًا تعبر فيه عن ندمها قائلةً:
“أنا عازبة وبلا أطفال ووحيدة لقد خذلتني الحركة النسوية وخذلت جيلي كله”
أضافت الكاتبة في مقالها: “ألتقي كل يوم اثنين مع مجموعة من الصديقات في أحد مطاعم لندن نجلس على طاولة بالقرب من النافذة ونناقش حياتنا، لدينا الكثير من الأمور المشتركة فكلنا في منتصف الخمسينات من عمرنا ونساء عاملات متعلمات تعليمًا مرموقًا ولكن.. هناك فراغ في حياتنا فكلنا عازبات وليس لدينا أطفال
أشعر بشكل متزايد كما تشعر صديقاتي المقربات أن الحركة النسوية قد خذلت جيلنا .. وأعتقد أحيانًا وكذلك صديقاتي بأن الغرب قد تجاوز الفلسفة النسوية وأنها أصبحت ضارة .. فأين في هذا العالم تُترك النساء مثلنا حتى نصل إلى منتصف الخمسينات من العمر ونجد أنفسنا وحدنا؟ .. هل تعلمون أن واحدة من كل عشر نساء بريطانيات في الخمسينات من العمر لم تتزوج قط وتعيش بمفردها! وهو أمر مؤلم وغير صحي
قالت لي صديقتي سالي البالغة من العمر 55 عامًا: أشعر دائمًا بأني شخص غير مرغوب به كامرأة لأن الحركة النسوية علمتنا أن الأنثى التقليدية هي صورة نمطية اخترعها الرجال لإبقائنا تحت سيطرتهم وبناءً على ذلك كنت معاديةً للرجال إلى حد إبعادهم والآن ها أنا أدفع ثمن ذلك .. أقولها بوضوح لقد حان الوقت لإعادة التفكير في هذه الثقافة واسترجاع الثقافة التقليدية .. ربما يكون الوقت قد فات بالنسبة لي ولصديقاتي ولكن لا ينبغي لنا أن نسمح للحركة النسائية بأن تدمر حياة الأجيال القادمة أيضًا”
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
Speaking of abuse apologists...
Stop defending abusive women. Abuse has no gender. As a matter of fact, 70% of unidirectional IPV is female to male
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/article…
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
❤️
To celebrate the birthday of William Shakespeare, I’m sharing a few lines from my most favorite sonnet, Sonnet 116. I’ve converted a few of my friends to its cause, and I’m hoping you’re next. Cheers!
You can hear the entire collection in “Patrick Stewart Performs the Complete Sonnets of William Shakespeare” available now: bit.ly/PatrickStewartSonnets
@SimonAudio
#NationalShakespeareDay
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
Cant belive its been a year now! Remember how much havoc my reading at that lecture caused? Campaigns of lies, manipulation, harassment not only of me but other innocent people, countless media articles, tv & radio news... only for the UK Supreme Court to validate my concerns and then Abertay to conduct full-scale investigation concluding that my reading was more than appropriate for the lecture and course.
Fight for truth and justice is never easy, but I will never give up 👊
#abertayuniversity #jims #Scotland #tbt #justice #falseaccusations
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
There's not worse than a mother using her child as an EMOTIONAL WEAPON,
apart from this! Pure evil.
DADS WATCH OUT FOR FAKE RAPE ALLEGATIONS: “I will say you are a rapist and you will never see your son again”. Mother tells dad she will make #FakeRape allegations to deny him access to his son. This is a very common allegation but it can be successfully dealt with. If you need help see fathers-4-justice.org/bookin… #FathersRights #ChildCustody #Fathers4Justice #F4J
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
The bold and brilliant @MashaSturg66599 of @JIMSOfficial at the @FACTukorg conference in Birmingham, 2026
#falseaccusations youtu.be/YSKGQIE8HXA?si=pHqc… via @YouTube
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
"I'm an abusive parent because I was abused and I deem it the normal thing to do."
People who go online to advocate in favor of infant genital cutting are some of the weirdest and most fucked up nutjobs on the internet.
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
40% of the victims. 91% of the prosecuted. Explain that???
Men are 40% of domestic abuse victims. Yet about 91% of those prosecuted for it are men.
Our tax funds the CPS.
40% of the victims. 91% of the prosecuted. Explain that???
We don't want less for women. We DEMAND equal for men.
@ukhomeoffice @haroon_siddique @earplifting
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
It needs to be a criminal offence to fail to disclose evidence, with a nominated police officer and CPS/COPFS lawyer for each case, who takes responsibility & is the person who will be prosecuted for any failures.
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
Scotland recorded 56 homicide victims in 2025–26. Of those, 41 were men.
That's 73% of all victims, yet the Justice Secretary's specific gender-focused remarks concerned women killed by partners or ex-partners.
We examine the figures and ask why.
accusedscot.substack.com/p/t…
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
I remember watching the first series of Time from HMP Leyhill, and my mother telling me, through the facemask she and my stepfather had to wear on visits, that writer Jimmy McGovern had a stammer, and to watch a corresponding documentary about it. I would never see my stepfather again, he dying later that year, but I did receive a postcard from McGovern after reaching out about Time, which has become pretty much my most treasured possession
The compelling slab of Yorkshire granite that is Sean Bean in the first series has been replaced by @David_Tennant as central character in series three, and he's absolutely pitch perfect. The lads of fictional HMP Alderwick are also fantastic, surely all kicking off stellar acting careers. The stammer of one of the characters in the first episode was well handled, leading to unexpected complexities in the 'bad cop' prison officer
McGovern has a real genius for interweaving character's real lives with their institutional ones, even if he does often get to the point alarmingly quickly, even if the jump-shock of the third episode did seem a bit of a shock too far. I rarely watch the @BBC these days, due to various MSM-related reasons, but Auntie can still clearly do drama brilliantly when it wants to. The 'diversity' on display wasn't forced at all, being a pretty accurate reflection of the state of things inside
Brilliantly acted, craftsmanlike production, 'social issues' taking a back seat to great performances, series three of Time had me 'binge watching' as if that were a phrase I thought I'd ever use. Well done Tennant, McGovern, the BBC and everyone involved
Watch: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…
@EmpowerInnocent
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
How many more years do we all have to wait before woke absurdities are corrected properly?
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
Not a single Cambridge responsible manager who created this farce with their blinkered drooling at the sight of a dreadlock wig has resigned or apologised for their massive wrecking ball laid on Academia.
This isn’t just tone deaf, it betrays a systemic failure
#FixedIt4U
Not a single news outlet has reviewed its coverage of Jason Arday, for accuracy or proportionality. Zero attempt has been made to conduct any inquiry into the media’s role in his death. Instead, the industry has moved into self-congratulatory mode. This isn’t just tone deaf, it betrays a systemic failure
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
🤣🤣 Brand replies: "I suppose one could design a system of semantics according to one's personal systems."
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Subtext: this is WHY I was so quiet in POLICE INTERVIEWS.
Smart move.
Prosecutor accuses Brand of 'forging' his account around evidence news.sky.com/story/russell-b…
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
The fact that soooo many people are already convinced of @rustyrockets guilt before they’ve even heard the defence because they saw something on TV with actresses playing victims, moody lighting and scary music shows we still have a long way to go 🙄
Felicity Stryjak retweeted
In this case, the witnesses are trying to remember the force and manner at which someone was pulled by the arm in 2001. And the meaning or intention of that, in retrospect. And the nonverbal cues that may or may not have been present--such as smiles, body language, and long gazing--or the lack of these cues. And the internal cognitions of those involved, at the time, in 2001.
Can you remember how long you gazed at someone, or smiled at someone, from last month, or last year, or 20 years ago?
I never know the ground truth in legal cases, but I can say that reappraisals can happen over time, memories shift with those reappraisals, and memory traces in the upper cortex fade and are interfered with (by newer information) to a very large degree over years.
I encourage people to get down their memory documented the day of an alleged crime, or the day after at the very latest, and before any contamination of memory can start to occur.
I am not condoning any behavoir--even legal behavior--that falls below my moral standards (of then and now), but I am still concerned about legal decisions relating to behavior from decades ago.
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Felicity Stryjak retweeted
'An article published by the @CentreMalePsych in London that resonates around the UK
FASO UK supports individuals, with information, both through the criminal and family courts. We have done so for the past 24 years'
Margaret Gardener, FASO CEO
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Felicity Stryjak retweeted
If the @CPSUK and police can get charging so wrong that it takes a judge to publicly humiliate them in slapping down one charge, how does that bode for the rest of the charges?
As @KingOfHits says, 'most high profile cases are based on exaggeration'
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