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[Nightman]

Her names?

Ngozi Headley;
Ngozi Headley-Fulani;
Marlene Headley;
Marlene Fulani;
Mary Headley;
Mary Fulani;
Mary Headley-Fulani; or
Sister Ngozi.

I am suggesting that she is British but of Caribbean heritage. She has chosen to appropriate an African name to support her grift.

That she goes under eight or so different names should be a red flag to anyone looking at this objectively - particularly when these aliases are attached to bidding for grants etc. She is a race baiting grifter.

Shocking that she refused to help a young mixed race woman because she was too white. We need less of these types of people and its not helpful when those with an agenda try and excuse such wrongdoing to support a view.

It's amazing how these types of people all sound exactly the bloody same.

Back to your echo chamber, you plum.

 

[Nightman]

Look mate, I'm 85, brought up in Bradford ffs.
When I was a kid there were no poc around.
When they started to arrive when I was in my teens they were all from somewhere overseas a long way away.
Now 30% ov the population of that city are poc. Most of them born there. They are bradfordians, yorkies, British. But an ignorant old dear of of the royal Court may still ask them where they come from despite their accent.
She acknowledged her error and apologised for it.

Yeah and that's fine mate. But despite that, there are normally good, rational GOT posters who aren't accepting this and calling the victim all sorts.

 

[d34noj]

I appreciate the response. To come back on points made.

I dont know about financial irregularities, this is reasonably common in both businesses and unfortunately charities. I'll await the outcome of the findings, but if she has been steaking funds that's not good.

It's my understanding that she has set up a refuge for black women. I'm not sure why this is a bad idea. To me, it's a good idea. They need refuge space, and feel unsafe in mixed spaces. It's a bit like female refuges now have to admit men, all in the name of some liberal notion of "equality". To me, I can understand why people would want to have specific black only spaces. We have black only spaces in the police force, on political organisations, in work spaces etc. It was a key recommendation of the Mcpherson report, so I dont see how shes dojg anything wrong.

I mean she can ask, but its not her job to ask 17 times, and decide the answer isnt correct. She told her the organisation she was from. That wasnt good enough. She then told her she was born in the UK, that wasnt good enough. She the told her lives in Hackney, that wasnt good enough. She then told her she must be born in Africa, was told that wasnt the case, and still decided that wasnt good enough.

Why is she making the decision that this woman cant be British? Or cant live in Hackney? On who's authority is she making this decision? I'm afraid, I cant see any rational reason, why either an individual, or an institution would feel the need to do this.

I think what the woman wanted, was not to be racially abused, with wholly inappropriate questioning, and have her citizenship called into question. She, and the institution of the monarchy apologised for racism, because they were racist.

That's reasonable enough, but it's only a start for me. I would like to know, how often she has been racist in such a manner, who was aware of her line of questioning, and how she has managed to stay employed for over 60 years showing these views. It's good she has apologised, but further questions need to be asked.

As a final aside, I appreciate some people may not agree with the need for protective spaces for black women, but why invite her? They had already shown they agreed with her work, and supported her organisation by choosing to invite her. If there are problems with her org, then surely we need to know who made that call as well.

Multiple grants under multiple aliases, i'd hazard a guess at wrongdoing.

A 'charity' refuge for black women only? can you imagine, or would you understand the outrage if there was a refuge set up for white women only? Seems to me racism is one sided.

Her job is to get answers, truthful answers. She feels she's being either ill-advised or lied to, she's going to push - being an 83 year old woman working as high ranking as she was i'm sure she's come across liars many times.

She may have said she lives in Hackney - fine. That's where you reside
Born in Africa? - perfectly legitimate assumption given her attire.
Where are your people from? - Ths is an introduction to start conversation. Fulani side-steps this.
Not from Africa? why on earth are you dressed as such then? cultural appropriation?

Not sure if you're aware, but it's noted Lady Hussey has visited Nigeria (A member of the Commonwealth whom her closest friend was Head of, by the way) many times with the Queen, so i'm sure she would have recognised the attire and names, before she was bypassed by Ngozi... Hence asking where she's from.

You keep saying racism as if that's what happened. It's not and it isn't.

 

[catcherintherye]

Yeah and that's fine mate. But despite that, there are normally good, rational GOT posters who aren't accepting this and calling the victim all sorts.

Or some posters calling people challenging racism, racists in a bizarre twist of fate.

 

[Nightman]

Or some posters calling people challenging racism, racists in a bizarre twist of fate.

Yeah, not okay.

 

[Moomin]

Or some posters calling people challenging racism, racists in a bizarre twist of fate.

And make up stories about the charity she represents.

 

[catcherintherye]

Multiple grants under multiple aliases, i'd hazard a guess at wrongdoing.

A 'charity' refuge for black women only? can you imagine, or would you understand the outrage if there was a refuge set up for white women only? Seems to me racism is one sided.

Her job is to get answers, truthful answers. She feels she's being either ill-advised or lied to, she's going to push - being an 83 year old woman working as high ranking as she was i'm sure she's come across liars many times.

She may have said she lives in Hackney - fine. That's where you reside
Born in Africa? - perfectly legitimate assumption given her attire.
Where are your people from? - Ths is an introduction to start conversation. Fulani side-steps this.
Not from Africa? why on earth are you dressed as such then? cultural appropriation?

Not sure if you're aware, but it's noted Lady Hussey has visited Nigeria (A member of the Commonwealth whom her closest friend was Head of, by the way) many times with the Queen, so i'm sure she would have recognised the attire and names, before she was bypassed by Ngozi... Hence asking where she's from.

You keep saying racism as if that's what happened. It's not and it isn't.

Can I ask, do you have any reason to doubt it is a charity, as you seem to be doing so by putting quote marks in the name.

You can guess what you wish, but have you any evidence of wrongdoing?

So she wants to get a truthful answer. She gave her a truthful answer, she is British and lives in Hackney. Why did she not believe her and keep probing? This is the racism. I dont really see why she is asking what is clearly an insensitive question, however asking it once, fine. A bit unprofessional, as it has nothing to do with the event, but fine. Asking her 17 times, after she had already answered is unacceptable and racist.

It doesnt matter what she is wearing. You can be British and wear all sorts of different dress. There's no such thing as British dress (which let's be honest is white dress in peoples heads). Lots of British citizens, in areas like Brixton, St Paul's, Birmingham etc wear that dress style. The assumption that it is not conducive with being British is also racist. Just as the idea that she is not British is racist, which is the implication implied from asking her 17 times and saying "where are you really from". She's really from Britain!

Think of it this way mate, she cant answer any other way. It's a horrible bind shes stuck in. She either lies, and would be called all sorts for saying shes not British, or she tells the truth, and gets harangued over and over. I genuinely dont know how people would want her to answer that question.

And it has been established it was racist. The Palace have already acknowledged it was racism, and publicly apologised for it. That's not the debate here at all. I'm not sure why the victim of racism is now being harassed and having their behaviour called into question.

 

[catcherintherye]

And make up stories about the charity she represents.

I dont know anything about her charity. But it's sort of irrelevant to the incident.

 

[Moomin]

I dont know anything about her charity. But it's sort of irrelevant to the incident.

I agree, but people are creating a false image of her being upto no good. At the time of the incident people were saying on Twitter that she had taken out huge amount of payments out of the charity. Some of these tweets appeared on this thread.

All it takes is a quick check on companies house to see the accounts but these stories spiral.

 

[d34noj]

I agree, but people are creating a false image of her being upto no good. At the time of the incident people were saying on Twitter that she had taken out huge amount of payments out of the charity. Some of these tweets appeared on this thread.

All it takes is a quick check on companies house to see the accounts but these stories spiral.

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This is where all of the information/whistleblower stuff comes from.

Hard to check on Companies House when 35 different aliases are being used for Fulani, her sister and her 2 kids - all using various names.





Allegedly.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Multiple grants under multiple aliases, i'd hazard a guess at wrongdoing.

A 'charity' refuge for black women only? can you imagine, or would you understand the outrage if there was a refuge set up for white women only? Seems to me racism is one sided.

Her job is to get answers, truthful answers. She feels she's being either ill-advised or lied to, she's going to push - being an 83 year old woman working as high ranking as she was i'm sure she's come across liars many times.

She may have said she lives in Hackney - fine. That's where you reside
Born in Africa? - perfectly legitimate assumption given her attire.
Where are your people from? - Ths is an introduction to start conversation. Fulani side-steps this.
Not from Africa? why on earth are you dressed as such then? cultural appropriation?

Not sure if you're aware, but it's noted Lady Hussey has visited Nigeria (A member of the Commonwealth whom her closest friend was Head of, by the way) many times with the Queen, so i'm sure she would have recognised the attire and names, before she was bypassed by Ngozi... Hence asking where she's from.

You keep saying racism as if that's what happened. It's not and it isn't.

Hasn't she got remarkable timing...

 

[Rita_Poon]

jeremy pate-face clarkson. "naked through the streets shouting shame and throwing excrement" indeed.

Time for this old duck to be finished forever, unsurprisingly his comments were in the column he has for 'the scum'.

 

[d34noj]

Hasn't she got remarkable timing...

Not sure what i'm looking at here.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Not sure what i'm looking at here.

andrew formerly known as prince
jeffrey epstein
ghislain maxwell

dealing with liars and finding the truth right... (I know, it took some doing finding a pic where donald trump wasn't the biggest danger in the frame or even top three)

 

[d34noj]

andrew formerly known as prince
jeffrey epstein
ghislain maxwell

dealing with liars and finding the truth right... (I know, it took some doing finding a pic where donald trump wasn't the biggest danger in the frame or even top three)

Don't think we'll ever know the truth about all of that lot TBH.