JK Rowling's Sexual Violence Support Centre Demands Apology from Amnesty International for Defamation

BBC.com:

A sexual violence support centre set up by JK Rowling has demanded an apology from Amnesty International UK and threatened court action over a report which classed it as "anti-rights" 

 

Amnesty had named Beira's Place in Edinburgh among more than 100 organisations which it characterised as being part of an anti-rights movement before it decided to temporarily remove the list while an internal review takes place. 

 

A lawyer's letter on behalf of the women-only support centre demanded the report was permanently withdrawn. It also called for Amnesty to make a full apology on the front of its website and conduct an external review into how the "egregious falsehood" got published in the first place.

Rowling funded a rape crisis center for women and here comes this woke group called Amnesty Interbational to defame her for not allowing trannies (aka biological men) there. Rolwing fights back and threatens to sue them and the wokesters immediately apologize--that's how it's done.

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Former Staffer Says Democrat Rep. Eric Swalwell, Candidate for California Governor, Sexually Assaulted Her

Politico.com:

Rep. Eric Swalwell’s campaign for governor was reeling Friday after an ex-staffer accused him of sexual assault, with multiple staffers resigning and both a prominent ally and rival candidates calling on the California Democrat to exit the race. 

The exodus, which began just before the San Francisco Chronicle published a report detailing a former staffer’s claims, jolted California’s marquee race just weeks before ballots start landing in voters’ mailboxes. The former staffer told the newspaper that Swalwell had sexual encounters with her while working for him, and that he sexually assaulted her twice when she was too drunk to consent.

Top staffers departed the campaign shortly before the story published. Soon after, Rep. Jimmy Gomez said in a statement that he was stepping down from the campaign and urged Swalwell to leave the race — a stunning rebuke from a key surrogate who had helped introduce Swalwell to power players in Sacramento, where Gomez served in the state Assembly.

Put aside the hundreds of times Swalwell and his smug ass has gone on TV to personally attack and smear Donald Trump over the years, it's what he tried to do to Justice Brett Kavanaigh, when he was going through his confirmation process, that should really have conservatives thungry for a takedown here. Indeed, during Kavanaugh's 2018 Supreme Court confirmation, Swalwell strongly advocated for investigating sexual assault allegations without any evidence, stating that mounting claims suggested a pattern of guilt. He even argued that if Kavanaugh were innocent, he should welcome a full investigation, while also noting that multiple accusations made it statistically improbable for the nominee to be innocent. Well if that's the case, Swalwell by his own terms must not only drop out of the Governor's race, but he should also resign from Congress.

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Joe Scarborough Shuts Down Vile House Democrat Who Claimed Trump ‘Took Advantage of Young Girls with Epstein’

Mediaite.com:

MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough jumped on a Democratic lawmaker Friday for declaring that President Donald Trump “took advantage of young girls” when he was associated with convicted sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein. 

 

Rep. Seth Moulton’s (D-MA) comments came after Morning Joe’s Willie Geist asked, “What is the most effective message for Democrats in this moment?” 

 

“The Democrats are here to help working people in America, and Republicans are here to protect the billionaire class,” Moulton said. “And what you see time and again from this White House, you know, if you’re a criminal, you’re going to buy your way to freedom with Trump. If you are one of the people like him who took advantage of young girls with Jeffrey Epstein, then we’re going to sort of make that go away. I mean, fundamentally, Speaker Johnson —”

This isn't complicated. Moulton said, without evidence, that Trump took advantage of underage girls. To Scarborough's credit, the MSNBC host pushed back. Now, Trump should sue Moulton for defamation.

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