Trans protester who stormed Kathleen Stock's speech is anti-Republican who ... trends now
The protester who glued themselves to the floor during Professor Kathleen Stock's speech is a former Oxford University student and an ardent republican who wants to abolish the Royal Family and once jumped security to pose on the King's bed.
Riz Possnett, 19, staged an outlandish protest during a talk by the gender critical academic last night by gluing themselves to the front of the stage while wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the slogan: ‘No more dead trans kids'.
It comes just weeks after Possnett - who uses the pronouns they/them - appeared on Piers Morgan: Uncensored on TalkTV, arguing for the abolition of the monarchy, whom they called 'parasites'.
Possnett was also pictured kissing their partner, eating snacks and reading a copy of Prince Harry's Spare on the King's bed at Windsor Castle after jumping the security rope as part of an anti-monarchy protest earlier this year.
And the activist clashed with Lady Victoria Hervey with Dan Wootton on GB News during a debate in which they said 'I don't care' what happens to King Charles following threats of disruption to the Coronation.
Student activist Riz Possnett wore a T-shirt emblazoned with ‘No more dead trans kids' and appeared to glue themselves to the floor in front of Prof Stock
Possnett, who was pictured after being forcibly removed from the talk, said: 'Trans lives and rights should not be up for "debate", but the Union did not even provide that'
Possnett was pictured kissing their partner, eating snacks and reading a copy of Prince Harry's Spare on the King's bed at Windsor Castle
Before studying at Oxford, Possnett attended Hockerill Anglo-European College in Hertfordshire, which charges up to £14,682 a year for high school boarders.
Their father Robert Possnett, of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, is an activist with Extinction Rebellion and he tweeted to praise his child's disruption yesterday.
Mr Possnett has been seen being carried away by four police officers during the eco-group's protests in central London.
Meanwhile, his child frequently clashed with Morgan during a TalkTV debate ahead of the Coronation earlier this month, describing the monarchy as a 'juxtaposition between modern Britain and what that looks like, and this archaic, weird set of institutions that just doesn’t sit right with that.'
After a fiery exchange, Morgan insisted it had been a 'good exchange' although his guest vehemently disagreed.
Morgan told Possnett: ‘Go back to Oxford and count yourself lucky with your privileged education.’
Possnett bit back: ‘You’re insane. Shut up.'
‘You’re one of the most privileged women in the country. Right up there with Prince William,' Morgan told Possnett as the interview concluded.
The following week, they appeared alongside Lady Hervey to debate the arrests of anti-monarchy protesters at the King's Coronation.
They claimed attempts from the socialite to 'belittle' them were 'so extremely deluded'.
They also referred to her as 'completely dim' in a tweet following the show on May 10.
In March, Possnett was pictured posing on the bed first constructed for King Charles II in 1670.
Following the stunt, their partner Imogen told The Mirror it was 'playful' and 'a bit silly', adding: 'People of our generation are done with bowing and curtseying to this family.'
On their Twitter, Posnett brands themselves as an 'activist, student, professional light-speed gobs***e. trans and proud'.
