A handful of the good news stories from the gender beat this week. Enjoy! Physician Heal Thyself Health Service staff are demanding the re-instatement of sex specific language in NHS cancer and pregnancy guidance. 1,200 doctors, nurses and healthcare practitioners have written to NHS bosses to condemning the ‘gender neutral’ language being used in NHS literature.
Imagine what the world could have achieved without the constant erosion of civil society by ideological ‘transgenderism’ in the last decade! The amount of money, energy, time and space given over to its promulgation, and the necessary and courageous pushback is -- staggering. Billions of dollars, billions of words, countless hours of work. For what? This ideology will be defeated, but the toll taken is nearly inestimable. The only possible positive spin is that we’ll exit out of the dark age of ‘gender’ ideology with a more realistic knowledge of the extent of woman and child hatred, and thus be more able to combat it. We’ll also better heed Carl Jung’s warning about the dangers of mass psychosis — especially in the age of the Internet.
Brilliant question by Rosie Duffield. How reprehensible that the PM supports her, but Sir Keir 'not all women have a cervix' Starmer, won't. Man-baby. Good luck to Sunak getting a decent outcome from the DfE enquiry as long as Gillian 'transwomen are women' Keegan is still in charge. I cannot understand why he put her in this crucial role instead of Kemi or Miriam Cates.
The surreptitious, insidious creep of 'gender neutral' language into NHS information material is one of the most pernicious stealth attacks on sanity that we've yet to see from the wokerati. Thank God that the adults in the NHS have finally taken it upon themselves to restore a semblance of order to the proceedings and forced the hand of the Service in this extremely positive and heartwarming way. I say that guardedly, however, because although it does really seem that the tide is turning, this is something I've been saying for the past year or more, and doubt always delivers a blow to the conceptual solar plexus when not so positive news hits the airwaves. At times it feels that we're going three steps forward and two steps back, really it does. Which is fine so long as the forward motion outpaces the retrograde movement. This really is a life and death issue: the demise of women as a sex category is at stake, and the sooner we are moving ten steps forward and one back, the better. Of course, no step backwards would be perfect, but we all know that such idealism is wasted, given the zeitgeist. So I'll be thankful for small mercies, and of course for the chronicling pen of Sir Graham Linehan and associates.
I was so happy to see this supplement that i cracked open a beer, thanks JL, cheers!
I heard Kathleen on woman’s hour the other day and she was brilliant. No doubt her new project will offend loads of people but selfishly as a straight guy with some children, i am hugely comforted that if my daughter (4 years old) is a lesbian, there is a group ran for HER benefit by brilliant intelligent compassionate people offering support should she want it. Things are looking up. Many of you have been here for years, my partner and i are usually a year or two ahead of the general public on stuff. The petitions come good. I was chatting to a trans identifying man the other day and alls good, identify away, just not at the expense of women and girls. I stand with all identities that understand sex based boundaries and rights. I think its regressive to gender stuff and harmful but it is peoples right to say and believe what they want. Flipping heck that beers gone straight to my rant gland sorry.
I think its really great that lesbians and gay men have their own groups. What worries me now is the autistic community have nothing as all the autistic charities have been captured and there is nowhere for confused children to go safely without indoctrination into the cult.
Have been watching Kellie-Jay's youtube Standing for Women videos from Australia, - Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide so far and Melbourne will be Saturday. Amazingly strong and eloquent women speaking, with Kellie-Jay in totally fearless and witty mode, - as ever,- she is a perfect Mistress of Ceremonies!
It gives hope that common sense will prevail in the end, and the truth. It has to. The NHS accepting this ludicrous policy in the first place is staggering. It has been a collective gass-lighting.
Thank you for the good news Graham. I've contributed to your crowdfund this week.
Thanks as ever, JL and bizarre to see the wonderful Rosie Duffield apparently getting more support from the other side of the House than from her side. And loved the dog video!
I am working on a post on sex education. Some of the stuff is unbelievable!
This is all excellent news, JL. My cockles are thoroughly warmed through. Thank you for compiling this so perfectly. It needs to be shared far and wide.
I'd like to add another piece of good news from Scotland
After the disaster of the GRR Bill the SNP seems to have haemorrhaged members. 10,000 seem to have gone since the Bill was passed but another 30,000 have gone during the period before that when the gender agenda was being pushed on an unwilling membership.
Labour and Lib Dems have also suffered for backing the Bill. Let's hope Starmer is taking note.
Of course there's an unfortunate side to this as well; presumably the remaining members are in favour or don't care so it doesn't bode well for the future.
Great newsletter again. Especially the animal clips at the end. The first one illustrates why we like dogs so much: their viewpoint is quite similar to young human children and they live in the here-and-now. The second one is an example of how cats (who are solitary predators) differ from dogs (who are group predators). Zero f*cks given is a most excellent caption for it, too. Thanks for posting!
Imagine what the world could have achieved without the constant erosion of civil society by ideological ‘transgenderism’ in the last decade! The amount of money, energy, time and space given over to its promulgation, and the necessary and courageous pushback is -- staggering. Billions of dollars, billions of words, countless hours of work. For what? This ideology will be defeated, but the toll taken is nearly inestimable. The only possible positive spin is that we’ll exit out of the dark age of ‘gender’ ideology with a more realistic knowledge of the extent of woman and child hatred, and thus be more able to combat it. We’ll also better heed Carl Jung’s warning about the dangers of mass psychosis — especially in the age of the Internet.
Isn't it great that there is good news! Miriam cates and Rosie Duffield are amazing women. I adore the dogs they are gorgeous
Will the judgement of preacher Dave's misgendeing case be helpful to Kellie-Jay's investigation by the police? It's a precedent surely?
Brilliant question by Rosie Duffield. How reprehensible that the PM supports her, but Sir Keir 'not all women have a cervix' Starmer, won't. Man-baby. Good luck to Sunak getting a decent outcome from the DfE enquiry as long as Gillian 'transwomen are women' Keegan is still in charge. I cannot understand why he put her in this crucial role instead of Kemi or Miriam Cates.
The surreptitious, insidious creep of 'gender neutral' language into NHS information material is one of the most pernicious stealth attacks on sanity that we've yet to see from the wokerati. Thank God that the adults in the NHS have finally taken it upon themselves to restore a semblance of order to the proceedings and forced the hand of the Service in this extremely positive and heartwarming way. I say that guardedly, however, because although it does really seem that the tide is turning, this is something I've been saying for the past year or more, and doubt always delivers a blow to the conceptual solar plexus when not so positive news hits the airwaves. At times it feels that we're going three steps forward and two steps back, really it does. Which is fine so long as the forward motion outpaces the retrograde movement. This really is a life and death issue: the demise of women as a sex category is at stake, and the sooner we are moving ten steps forward and one back, the better. Of course, no step backwards would be perfect, but we all know that such idealism is wasted, given the zeitgeist. So I'll be thankful for small mercies, and of course for the chronicling pen of Sir Graham Linehan and associates.
I was so happy to see this supplement that i cracked open a beer, thanks JL, cheers!
I heard Kathleen on woman’s hour the other day and she was brilliant. No doubt her new project will offend loads of people but selfishly as a straight guy with some children, i am hugely comforted that if my daughter (4 years old) is a lesbian, there is a group ran for HER benefit by brilliant intelligent compassionate people offering support should she want it. Things are looking up. Many of you have been here for years, my partner and i are usually a year or two ahead of the general public on stuff. The petitions come good. I was chatting to a trans identifying man the other day and alls good, identify away, just not at the expense of women and girls. I stand with all identities that understand sex based boundaries and rights. I think its regressive to gender stuff and harmful but it is peoples right to say and believe what they want. Flipping heck that beers gone straight to my rant gland sorry.
I think its really great that lesbians and gay men have their own groups. What worries me now is the autistic community have nothing as all the autistic charities have been captured and there is nowhere for confused children to go safely without indoctrination into the cult.
Have been watching Kellie-Jay's youtube Standing for Women videos from Australia, - Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide so far and Melbourne will be Saturday. Amazingly strong and eloquent women speaking, with Kellie-Jay in totally fearless and witty mode, - as ever,- she is a perfect Mistress of Ceremonies!
It gives hope that common sense will prevail in the end, and the truth. It has to. The NHS accepting this ludicrous policy in the first place is staggering. It has been a collective gass-lighting.
Thank you for the good news Graham. I've contributed to your crowdfund this week.
"lesbians (the actual kind)." 😆👍
Thanks as ever, JL and bizarre to see the wonderful Rosie Duffield apparently getting more support from the other side of the House than from her side. And loved the dog video!
I am working on a post on sex education. Some of the stuff is unbelievable!
Dusty
This is all excellent news, JL. My cockles are thoroughly warmed through. Thank you for compiling this so perfectly. It needs to be shared far and wide.
I'd like to add another piece of good news from Scotland
After the disaster of the GRR Bill the SNP seems to have haemorrhaged members. 10,000 seem to have gone since the Bill was passed but another 30,000 have gone during the period before that when the gender agenda was being pushed on an unwilling membership.
Labour and Lib Dems have also suffered for backing the Bill. Let's hope Starmer is taking note.
https://wingsoverscotland.com/the-truth-will-come-out/
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/6294ff42-c369-11ed-89bb-9ee8b04f3f4c?shareToken=34931af9d2ee7e5b355cd329a3428be8
Of course there's an unfortunate side to this as well; presumably the remaining members are in favour or don't care so it doesn't bode well for the future.
Great newsletter again. Especially the animal clips at the end. The first one illustrates why we like dogs so much: their viewpoint is quite similar to young human children and they live in the here-and-now. The second one is an example of how cats (who are solitary predators) differ from dogs (who are group predators). Zero f*cks given is a most excellent caption for it, too. Thanks for posting!
Some great news this week! Thank you JL and team. How do I send in something for consideration in next week's Good News roundup?
Thanks JL