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You might be interested in my project.

technopathology.substack.com/p/neil-gaima...
Neil Gaiman Is Innocent: A New Year's Recap
5 months of revelation later, we are a little bit closer to the truth. Here's a 10 point summary of everything discovered last year.
technopathology.substack.com
January 7, 2026 at 8:18 AM
threadsdeadbaby.bsky.social
@akivamcohen.bsky.social how'd court go today?

Not good?

The real shame here is that without a proper court day all the outrageous holes in your clients story might go unchallenged.

Might, if it were not for those that want to see truth prevail.

technopathology.substack.com/p/neil-gaima...
Neil Gaiman Is Innocent: Case Dismissed
The case against Neil Gaiman has been thrown out of court. Now the real work begins.
technopathology.substack.com
October 3, 2025 at 5:23 PM
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bsky.app.darkwo.ke
idk what illiterate retard shit youre on but go do it somewhere else
September 15, 2025 at 1:19 PM
threadsdeadbaby.bsky.social
Really find this sort of thing disgusting. The 'R' bomb is never funny or smart - except for when Evrart Claire says it.
September 15, 2025 at 1:41 PM
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loveree.bsky.social
Quote-posted to add #altText
(1 of 2) An Open Letter of Solidarity With the Trans Community from UK Writers The UK Supreme Court ruling of 16th April 2025 was the result of a coordinated and privately funded attack on the human rights and dignity of trans and non-binary people in the UK. We call upon our industry to meet this moment with bravery and solidarity. As writers, the undersigned stand in solidarity with the trans community. The signatories of this letter attest to the fact that writers with a bioessentialist view of womanhood and a binary view of sex and gender are in the minority. We call on our industries - theatre, film, TV, radio, literature and journalism - to do the same. As outlined by the Good Law Project, this Supreme Court hearing took place on shaky legal ground and without the involvement of any trans voices; they also noted that had any trans organisations been involved, they would likely have been faced with harassment and threats. The UK has become an increasingly hostile place for trans and non-binary people, with a 186% increase in hate crimes against trans people in the last five years. We are deeply concerned that this ruling will embolden a bigoted but powerful minority in their harassment of trans and non-binary people and attempts to hound gender non-conforming people out of public spaces. This will have consequences not just for trans people but for anyone who deviates from gender norms, making society less safe for everyone. (2/2) An Open Letter of Solidarity With the Trans Community from UK Writers This Supreme Court ruling contributes to the erosion of the rights of marginalised LGBTQ+ communities globally. This has been seen recently in Uganda, Hungary and the US, to name only a few examples. Transparency International UK, which aims to fight corruption worldwide, warned two months ago about the impact of private donors influence in British politics, "with the US showing what could happen here if money in politics is left unchecked". The recent nomination lists for the Olivier Awards, the Booker Prize, and the T.S. Eliot Prize demonstrate the power of stories that challenge bigotry and intolerance, with LGBTQ+ writers and artists making vital contributions to the broad landscape of arts and culture, public discourse, and the economy. Cultural conversations are hugely important to how people are perceived and treated in society, and it is paramount that trans visibility, representation and protection be an ongoing and sustained commitment for all arts organisations going forward, with quantifiable efforts to promote trans voices and stories. We applaud Equity's swift and emphatic response to the ruling, and the specificity of their next steps of active support for their trans and non-binary members, and we call upon others to join them. We urge other unions, theatres, agencies, publishers, and news outlets to sign this letter and make their own statements of how they will actively support their trans and non-binary staff, contractors, and service users.
September 14, 2025 at 2:41 PM
threadsdeadbaby.bsky.social
Hmm, places bipolar diagnosis, drug addiction and a 'long history of violence and rage' in the same category and *checks notes* doesn't believe they are against neurodiverse people.
September 14, 2025 at 2:39 PM
threadsdeadbaby.bsky.social
Sounded quite a lot like you did.
September 14, 2025 at 2:22 PM
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changv.bsky.social
I don't believe at all that neurodiverse people are all abusers. I never said that.
September 14, 2025 at 2:21 PM
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duckrabbitpro.bsky.social
I hope he survives this, if he’s truly innocent except for apparently having a few kinks, and having an abysmal taste in girlfriends.

Thx for the heads’ up.

2/2
September 14, 2025 at 8:38 AM
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caraellison.bsky.social
We the undersigned condemn the Court ruling of 16th April 2025 and the private money that funded it. If you are a UK writer you can join us signing this document.
April 29, 2025 at 5:07 PM
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mindmessed.bsky.social
What Meredith Yayanos CLAIMS she told people years ago about Neil Gaiman: "OMG, he's the most abusive rapey predator in history!" What Meredith Yananos actually said to people about Neil Gaiman "He's not evil or narcissistic...I saw and felt his kindness." SCREEN SHOTS EXIST
July 3, 2025 at 6:33 PM