
Here we go again, more boys will be girls and girls will be boys nonsense. This time it’s North Hertfordshire Museum rewriting history and declaring Roman Emperor Elagabalus to have been transgender.
An ancient Roman chronicler accused Elagabalus of being a splitarse, a well-known insult of the time. Historians say it was probably just a case of character assassination. But the Lib Dem and Labour wokeists who run Hitchin Council (advised by Stonewall) are creaming themselves, and henceforth the Museum will refer to Elagabalus using female pronouns.
The museum contains artefacts from Alexandra the Great, Matilda the Hun, Julia Caesar (I came, I saw, I took it up the arse) and leader of the Norma invasion, Willamina the Conqueror, who defeated Queen Harold at the Battle of Hastings when Harold was hit in the eye by a flying handbag.
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Nominated by Geordie Twatt.
More on this historical bullshit from Sam Beau below.
It is said that history is written by the victors.
These days it would appear that the LGBQWERTIES want to re-write that history and, I think, they will never stop until everything is aligned with their own viewpoint (on which they cannot agree between the various splinter groups themselves anyway).
So, I would like to nominate North Hertfordshire Museum.
It is to relabel its display about a Roman emperor after concluding that he was, in fact … yep, you guessed it, a trans woman.
Yes, apparently they will now refer to emperor Elagabalus with the female pronouns of `she` and `her`.
It comes after classical texts claim the emperor once said “Call me not Lord, for I am a Lady”.
A museum spokesperson said it was “… only polite and respectful to be sensitive to identifying pronouns for people in the past”.
Basically, I think he was he was just a rather fruity emperor – and they got rid of him for knowing what was in his flowerbeds.
Oh, and look out for Harriet`s Wall if you ever visit Northumberland.