Julie Bindel

4 days ago | juliebindel.substack.com | Julie Bindel

Guardianistas, editing tomorrow’s editionYou can torture yourselves by reading this trans activist propaganda thinly disguised as legal opinion here:Julie Bindel's writing and podcasts is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Julie Bindel

The woman’s exasperation was all too apparent. ‘I envy lesbians,’ she posted. ‘They avoid all the crap we have to put up with.’The replies came thick and fast, many in firm agreement. ‘I’m seriously considering joining their club,’ wrote another. These women are members of a Facebook group dedicated to exposing male ‘creeps’ and ‘villains’ – old-fashioned cads and bounders, if you’d rather.

1 week ago | juliebindel.substack.com | Julie Bindel

This piece was originally published in October 2007. I used to write prolifically about homicide - murder, manslaughter, femicide, infanticide. I have long campaigned on behalf of women who killed as a response to domestic violence, who were subsequently, unjustly, convicted of murder. I intend to write as little about the Trans Taliban in the future as possible, and re-focus on such issues. PS: Occasionally, women kill out of sheer wickedness. The Annie Trigwell case is such an example.

1 week ago | spectator.co.uk | Julie Bindel

Attempting to make lunch for a friend today, I discovered I had run out of anchovies – even though I always have some in stock: tins and jars of the salted variety in oil, tubs of boquerones in vinegar, and, lurking in the back of the fridge, a tube of anchovy paste. I was bordering on hysterical as I made my way to the local supermarket, only to find they too had run out.

1 week ago | spectator.com.au | Julie Bindel

The Green party has done well at the local elections, making dozens of gains across England. But do those who voted Green, perhaps for the first time, realise what they have done? If not, they will spend the next four years regretting their vote. Perhaps the party’s name led them to naively conclude that the Greens are an organisation focused solely on caring for the environment.