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  1. Thanks for having me, Andrew!
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  2. Thank you for having me! We HAVE TO wake people up!
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  3. It’s Maia from the interview! I really enjoyed doing this one with Andrew, who is a spectacular interviewer. I hope you all enjoy it too.
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  4. Andrew, Emma is a renowned, respected, capable, truthful scientist who will clearly articulate, without prejudice, the science around this subject. I am so grateful you got her on your show. We need to be able to talk about this without fear of being silenced or viciously ridiculed.
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  5. As an ex-muslim in the west, thank you for highlighting this topic. Everyone is too scared to.They would rather bury their heads in the sand.
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  6. Helen : “Any man who oversteps women's boundaries by coming in to women's spaces has already demonstrated he doesn’t care about women's boundaries. He is exactly the worst sort of man to be in there. “ Great point among many others. Thank you Helen.
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  7. You had me at 'The BBC is lying'.
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  8. When this is over, people will pretend they never supported it.
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  9. scary to think a woman 's right advocate is your most controversial guest
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  10. Alas, Mr. Dawkins is right. As a gay man, I find the trans movement to be predudical and stifling. Are we not free simply to be a more feminine man or a more masculine woman and still be happy with our physical sex? Hearing lies the problem, especially for younger children still in their formative years.
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  11. This is horrific. Pure evil. What you've endured is beyond understanding. And yet you're here speaking up. A testament to your strength and willingness to help others.
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  12. One of the things I really appreciate about Dawkins is how restrained he is when he doesn't have a firm opinion about something, or doesn't know a lot about it. I understand that can be frustrating for an interviewer, but the lack of bloviating is so honest and refreshing. He's a man who knows a lot about some things, but is perfectly comfortable saying "I don't know", when he doesn't.
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  13. I met a young girl that this happened to in Bradford. What she went through was unbelievable. She was the one who was criminalised and punished. She was put into care miles away from her family, and the gang responsible for the crime gets a slap on the wrist. They are more worried about being accused of racism rather than actually defending and protecting those young girls.
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  14. As an ex-muslim woman, I cried with this video! Thank you so much for speaking up about this horrible cult.
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  15. It’s a disgrace that the taxpayer is still funding this accused rapist
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  16. I've never been one to have heroes, until gender ideology. Now all my heroines are women like Helen Joyce, JKR, Kathleen Stock, Julie Bindel, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Helen Staniland, Posie Parker, so many women who are standing up for our rights. It's invigorating.
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  17. Great to see somebody giving sonia a chance. Mainstream media treated her terribly just for trying to help kids.we are lucky to have her. Brave lady. Thanks all involved.
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  18. Graham Linehan is a good man. Standing up for women’s rights. We need more men like him. I bought his book Tough Crowd to support him.
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  19. This was one of my favorite conversations I've had with anyone on YouTube so far. Thanks for having me on Andrew!
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  20. People used to believe narcissists don’t go for therapy. They honestly do and they gaslight and attack their therapist when they do
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  21. You're a Gem, Andrew, and I'm glad that the BBC wasn't able to recognise that because I believe you're able to accomplish far greater outside of the mainstream, and interviews like this prove that theory.
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  22. I’m a teacher of English literature. Sadly, the Humanities are reduced to a sad and very dull post modern lens of deconstruction. All is seen a-historically and without contextual nuance. 😢
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  23. She was one of the first people to be cancelled over trans ideology.
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  24. Thank you for having me on your show, Andrew. I really appreciate our conversation.
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  25. Alex really has a good sense of time when he said it felt like an hour after one hour and a minute of speaking
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  26. As someone that’s had many back surgeries, removing a perfectly fine body part on such a young person is so very sad. Any doctor that thinks that that’s a good idea should be in prison.
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  27. When Andrew said "You know there are poor people in Tottenham. There's a hungry person right now within a few blocks..." and Richard added "Have you noticed that they only love people who are very far away?" I subscribed. Well done, gentlemen.
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  28. The JK Rowling thing genuinely pisses me off. She didn’t even say anything remotely controversial but people don’t care outside of what their peers think.
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  29. Andrew you are a growing star, your interviews are brilliant, thank you so much for having Sonia on, she has fire in her belly and she is all for the protection of children, god bless you both ❤
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  30. I randomly came across an interview with Yasmine after October 7 and immediately bought and read her book “Unveiled”. I can’t begin to express my appreciation for this unbelievably strong and brave woman. Yasmine doesn’t only have an incredible life story and the courage to share it, she is using her experience to help other women. Truly Admirable. Thank you for this interview 🙏
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  31. You are right, Andrew. People need to be less sensitive. As a 60 year old Irish man, I've been called a paddy all my life. I worked in the middle East for years, and the British, the Scots, Welsh, yanks, Australians, even the Indians and Filipinos called me a paddy. People need to get over themselves
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  32. Now this is a remarkable heretic. Quietly spoken and very kind with no ego, but will not be shaken by anything. Going through the nightmare of lawfare is not something most people can comprehend. She's a remarkable person who has done and continues to do things that will alter the course of history. Can't wait to listen to this.
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  33. So much admiration for Sonia Poulton….a genuine warrior for justice…she should be lauded
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  34. Graham has been treated disgustingly by the TRA lunatics firstly but then all the cowards in the arts/entertainment who have completely hung him out to dry. It's a disgrace. He's a decent and brave man.
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  35. Keep your nerve, this insanity will pass!
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  36. Brilliant quote! 😆 "I think Piers Morgan is a fool, I'm not much interested in what he believes, actually." - Richard Dawkins -
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  37. A betrayal of language and truth... verging on insanity. Indeed. I'm autistic and live in solitude and I really need people in public to speak up and tell the truth and be able to have conversations like this.. it feels like antidote. I dislike all the social bs so much. Interviews like this makes me feel connected to other people again. Thank you.
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  38. Maggie Oliver is an incredible, fearless and inspirational lady. Jon Wedger would also be another great interview, Andrew.
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  39. Graham is a good man who has been persecuted terribly for telling the truth and standing up for women/kids. I loved him for Father Ted, and now even more so for his courage in holding firm against this mind virus. A hero. ❤️
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  40. I cannot stress enough how important this channel is.
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  41. Even Dr. Rene Richards, former pro mens and woman tennis champion and Caitlyn Jenner, former men’s Olympic gold winner agree there is no place for trans woman in sports. Because it is not fair.
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  42. Wow. Someone asking one of these people the right questions instead of fawning and pandering
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  43. Thanks for having me on. It was great to talk with you!
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  44. Andrew Lownie’s books are extremely well researched. I admire his tenacity and dedication to freedom of information. Keep going Andrew. You have tens of thousands behind you.
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  45. This is agonizing. No one should have to endure such cruelty and suffering...yet Nina has endured. Her kindness and compassion for others is intact--her humanity shines through her. I have NO problems in my life--NONE--compared to the trials she's been through. Young people today who can cheer at atrocities, the victimization of women and children--they need to be put in a room with someone like Nina and learn how very PRIVILEGED they really are. Bless you, Nina--and thank you Andrew for bringing us this story on Christmas Day when we should reflect upon what we are and are not doing to lift up our fellow human beings.
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  46. I'm the only person in my direct family who isn't woke, so much that my brother was named after Ché Guevara, nearly everything he said rings true to me.
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  47. The other crucial difference between Gervais and Chapelle on one hand, and Rowling and Linehan on the other, is that the latter two spoke out much earlier, when it was much more dangerous to do so. By the time the other two started talking about these issues, the “gender critical” movement had already made significant strides towards turning the tide.
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  48. As a dog, I find it offensive that humans may try to identify as such. Stay away from my water bowl and pigs ears, humans! 🐶
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  49. Nothing worse than a creep who tries to cover up his activities
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  50. How could the health-care workers say nothing to any authority that a 15 year old child had been brought into a clinic for an abortion? 15 is underage so it was a multilevel group of crimes. Sx with a minor and an abortion!!!! Surely it was the legal obligation of these health-care workers to report this to child care and the police. My heart is shattered for Nina.
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