A Week in the War on Women: Monday 3rd May - Sunday 9th May
Monday 3rd May - The Eternal Victimhood Of The Perpetually Offended
RNZ: Trans rights activists in Auckland protested en masse over alleged ‘dead-naming’ at one of the city’s bars.
Hundreds of protestors gathered outside two popular gay venues in Auckland, accusing the management of transphobic behaviour. Max Tweedie, the director of Auckland Pride, claimed that the owners had ‘mocked’ and ‘dead named’ a transgender employee who works as a bartender at one of the bars.
The bar’s owners, however, denied allegations of ‘transphobia’ and explained this was a simple misunderstanding; the employee’s tax documents from the Internal Revenue Service still bore their original name but the mistake was rectified once spotted.
Max Tweedie told RNZ that members of the trans community no longer felt safe at this venue.
Tuesday 4th May - The Power Behind The Throne
THE TELEGRAPH: A senior judge says that trans activists have too much influence over hate crime laws.
The Government is considering the expansion of hate crime legislation and is consulting with the Law Commission on the issues involved.
In a publication for the think tank, Policy Exchange, former senior Old Bailey judge, Charles Wide, stated that transgender campaigners are being given far too much influence over this proposed legislation. He said the Law Commission relies too heavily on a small number of campaign groups that promote ‘contentious and controversial’ sociological theories.
Judge Wide singled out Stonewall as one such group with too great an influence. "It is indicative that the controversial campaigning organisation Stonewall seems to have been treated more like a consultant than consultee.”
Wednesday 5th May - Big News From Sweden
Sweden’s Karolinska Hospital will no longer treat gender dysphoric children with puberty blockers.
Karolinska Hospital has issued a policy statement putting an end to the prescribing of puberty blockers to children under sixteen.
“These treatments are potentially fraught with extensive and irreversible adverse consequences such as cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, infertility, increased cancer risk, and thrombosis. This makes it challenging to assess the risk / benefit for the individual patient, and even more challenging for the minors and their guardians to be in a position of an informed stance regarding these treatments.”
It didn’t take long for internet child catcher, GenderGP, to dive on this opportunity to peddle its toxic wares to vulnerable kids.
Thursday 6th May - Through The Looking Glass
THE NORTHERN ECHO: A so-called ‘transgender’ sex offender has been freed from prison.
In 2003 Mark Walker was sentenced to 13 years imprisonment for raping two small girls, one just four years old. He now ‘identifies as a woman’.
Despite being found in possession of images naked children, threating to kill prison officers and fellow inmates and assaulting a custody manager, he’s being released. In court last week Walker admitted two charges of making a threat to kill and one of assaulting an emergency worker plus two counts of breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
Judge Ray Singh gave him consecutive three-month sentences for all offences, totalling 15 months, suspending them for two years. He expressed 'real concerns' over releasing Walker but said there were ‘issues’ over continued detention in prison.
Walker’s barrister told the court that, “She has not been able to go to any courses as a female in a male prison but if she was sentenced in the community there are a number of courses she could attend”.
‘She’ could and should have attended the courses specifically designed for male sex offenders because that’s exactly what ‘she’ is. But the legal system will insist on coddling these con-men and playing along with their dangerous charade.
Friday 7th May - Women Told To Shut Up About Olympics Cheat
REUTERS: Female athletes are told to ‘be quiet’ if they complain about the unfairness of Laurel Hubbard competing in the Tokyo Olympics.
43-year-old trans-identified male weightlifter, Laurel Hubbard, seems certain to be given a place on New Zealand’s Olympic team now that qualifying requirements have been modified due to disruption caused by Covid 19.
But what about the women denied places on the team and on the rostrum thanks to his inclusion? They’re told to ‘be quiet’ according to former Olympic weightlifter, Tracey Lambrechs. "I'm quite disappointed, quite disappointed for the female athlete who will lose out on that spot”, she said. "I've had female weightlifters come up to me and say, 'what do we do? This isn’t fair, what do we do?'. Unfortunately, there's nothing we can do because every time we voice it we get told to be quiet."
Under International Olympic Committee guidelines, a trans-identified male can compete in women’s categories without requiring surgery provided their testosterone is kept to a certain level. However, research demonstrates overwhelmingly that males still retain many significant physical and physiological advantages over women, even after full transition.
The son of a millionaire, Hubbard began his sporting career competing as Gavin in the men’s division. He didn't have much success. Since he began ‘identifying as a woman’ and competing against females, he’s won medals at the World Championships and the Commonwealth Games. At the 2019 Pacific Games in Samoa, he took the gold medal.
And now he’s set to compete in the women’s weightlifting at the Tokyo Olympics.
Should the other competitors even bother turning up?
Saturday 8th Mary - Female Erasure Down Under
THE AUSTRALIAN: The Australian Breastfeeding Association has issued new guidelines for the use of ‘inclusive’ language.
The Australian Breastfeeding Association (ABA) has just published guidelines about the use of transgender-inclusive language following a two-year collaboration with LGBTQ+ organisation, Rainbow Families.
In addition to outlining language ‘Tailored to the LGBTQ+ community’, the booklet focuses on including biological males who identify as women and chemically induce milk production. There has been limited research into inducing lactation in males and it’s an experimental procedure. Little is known about the potential risks to infants of males chemically inducing lactation.
If you’re wondering what sort of male would be prepared to take such risks with an infant’s health, read this account in by trans Dana Fried (below), in which he describes ‘feeding’ his baby daughter immediately after his wife had given birth.
“When my baby attached to my breast, there was an incredible chemical cascade that ran through my entire body like lightning. Imagine the most electric thing a partner has ever done to you, then multiply it by 10… And yeah, I kind of got off on it. Don't judge.
I might have been my daughter's sperm donor, but breastfeeding was how I knew I was going to be a mom. It validated my womanhood as much as any surgery ever could.”
And if you’re wondering what sort of male would invade a group in which mothers want to share their experiences of breastfeeding and support each other, our article on the ‘Princess Mom’ may provide some insight.
But back to the ABA. One counsellor spoke to The Australian on condition of anonymity. She explained that members valued the female-only space the ABA had previously provided and said the new publication “undermines breastfeeding and mothers and science and female biology and mother to mother support”.
Sunday 9th May - Breast-Binding For 11 Year Olds
THE TIMES: A leading high School has been reported to the Department of Education after girls as young as eleven were instructed in breast-binding.
Pupils at Nonsuch High School for girls in Surrey receive a monthly newsletter which is compiled by sixth formers and titled Friends of Dorothy (an old-fashioned slang term for homosexuality). It is written by the LGBTQ+ student society and aims to ‘inform and promote understanding of LGBTQ+ issues’.
April’s edition of the newsletter included an item about breast-binding. Headlined ‘How do I bind safely?’ it included links to sites about binding breasts and about having a double mastectomy should binding prove too painful.
In a statement, the school said that the intention of the newsletter was “To communicate safety advice to young people who may be considering risky practices”.
See you next week.
How do these people manage to get out the front door of a morning without shattering into a thousand pieces. They really are pathetic narcissistic little crybabies.
A obscenely wealthy white man stealing medals from underprivileged Samoan women.
Much Brave. So Stunning.