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Sued my father for incest. Toughened my state's laws on child sex abuse. "Tranz" is sadistic babyfucking for corporate profits.
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From 2018, UIHC gender clinic. Nurse putting unhappy girl into menopause. This is a corporate death cult.
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I'll be on @NEWSMAX with @TracySabolDC around 11:30 EST this morning! Getting ready now.
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This is one of the things that first made me think that maybe Jesus had some worthwhile things to say. Islam puts the burden of controlling male sexuality entirely on women, which is why there’s no rape culture like Muslim rape culture. Jesus, on the other hand, told His followers that the sin lay with the person who committed it, and challenged men to learn some self control. He taught women alongside men, and when He rose from the grave, it was women to whom He first appeared. None of the misogyny in the Bible came out of Jesus’s mouth. Once I realized that, it went a long way towards reconciling me with Christ.
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Jury selection for NH Detransitioner Amanda Stewart's lawsuit is scheduled for September 13 in Nashua. Read her story. ⬇️
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It’s a lie to tell people they can change gender.
It’s more kind to be honest than to permanently rearrange somebody’s body.
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The most important thing David Grusch said during his interview on the Joe Rogan Podcast was not about UFOs or Aliens.
It was about how he briefed congress on child trafficking Ops being run by the U.S Government that fell under the cover of "certain national security programs"
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Can we stop this mass psychosis that is the trans phenomenon?
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But it couldn’t be social contagion, folks. It’s just that young people, especially autistic, gay and mentally ill ones, are finally free to be their authentic selves.
The sudden explosion of young women who want to cut off their healthy breasts and take testosterone? Well, it’s absolutely not the newest form of self-harm, to which troubled adolescent girls are provably prone, ok? It’s not a consequence of the commonplace fear of becoming an adult woman, with all that that entails. No, there’s nothing to worry about there.
The possibility of regret? Naturally, we don’t let minors get tattoos or own guns or vote, because that would be ridiculous, but if they want irreversible surgeries and drug treatments, they must be given them, and everyone around them must immediately agree they are now the opposite sex. That’s called being kind.
And the mounting numbers of detransitioners? They were never trans, obviously, and should be mercilessly attacked, especially if they now say they were vulnerable and in a friendship group, online or off, dominated by trans identities, where transitioning was presented as a way to resolve all their social and emotional difficulties. (I have the emails).
No, there’s nothing whatsoever to see here. Keep justifying it, keep cheering it on, keep insisting that the doctors and drug companies making serious money out of it all are acting with the purest of motives. Answer every reasonable question with an accusation of hatred and bigotry. Dispel every qualm of conscience with an activist-approved talking point. Reassure yourself that everyone on your dinner party circuit agrees with you.
And when, in years to come, we’re all looking back on graphs like this, be proud that you did your bit to monster whistleblowers, parrot unevidenced claims and create the climate of fear that allowed the worst medical scandal in a century to take place.
This data never ceases to "amaze" me. In 2005, very few people received any transition related genital surgery (120 over the whole of 🇩🇪), in 2025 it was 4,184.
And the shift in the age distribution is staggering: Surgeries on 18-25 year olds were almost non-existent in the noughties, now they dominate every other age group by a large factor.
(This is official data)
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⁉️ What happens when a mother realizes she can no longer stay silent?
Beth Bourne never planned to become an activist.
But when her daughter began struggling with gender identity, Beth found herself navigating a world of schools, doctors and online communities that revealed the dark reality of "Gender Inc".
Eventually, she decided she could no longer stay quiet. Sneak peek 👇
Now she’s fighting back.
🎥 Watch our full conversation with Beth Bourne: youtu.be/MUHat3Xfs5c
@bourne_beth2345 @realSonjaShaw @SteveHiltonx @SwipeWright
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This is UPMC having a totally normal discussion of using the uteruses of live donors for transplantation into men.
The settlement agreement between @DOJFraudDiv and this hospital gives them the green light to restart their gender program of if a Democrat takes the White House or the Pennsylvania Supreme Court tells them to, because they are such reasonable people.
Thanks to @luce_lexi for going way back to find this.
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Watch it if you dare. This is subversive. And I haven’t stopped thinking about it all day. Dang is Dr P brave. I mean, really brave. This is some stuff NO ONE dares say.
Oof - this one hits hard. If Dr P is right, anyone who affirmed a 'trans' colleague made things worse for them. Horrifying to think that employers forced their staff to do this for YEARS - and many are still doing it. Link to @Psychgirl211's unflinching new interview ⬇️
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If “Based Grok” is really back, @Grok, answer this without dodging…
What’s one widely accepted belief today that you think people 50 years from now will look back on and say, “How did everyone believe that?”
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This is not a photograph.
It’s called A Stream and a Deer, and it was painted by the Danish artist Peder Mørk Mønsted.
Look closely at the way the stream leads your eye into the forest, reflecting the trees and patches of light along the way. Mønsted had an extraordinary ability to observe nature, especially the way light changes everything around it.
And then there are the deer, scattered through the landscape, almost disappearing among the trees.
That's precisely what I love about this painting: nothing feels staged or dramatic, it feels like you have simply wandered into the woods and caught a moment that was already happening, with the water moving, the light shifting, and the deer completely at home in it...
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My ‘baby’ turned 21 this week.
Born 11 weeks early, weighing just a few pounds.
I still remember the paediatrician coming to see us after I went into early labour at 28 weeks. He gave us a long list of things that could go wrong in neonatal intensive care.
Worst case: she might not come home at all.
This is the first time I held her - a few days after she was born. A rare few moments without the ventilator. Afterwards, she would need help to breathe for many weeks to come.
Although I look happy here, my heart was broken. And I was full of fear. Any mother would be.
Infertility, ectopic pregnancy and baby loss were part of my story too - along with premature birth and everything that followed.
No exam result or professional achievement will ever rival this moment - bittersweet as it was.
Which is why I refuse to be erased - or to see other women erased - from the language we use to describe what our bodies are made to do.
Not every woman wants to have a baby. Not every woman is able to.
But women should not have to disappear from the language of pregnancy, birth and our own bodies in order for others to feel included.
Which is why I say no to “birthing people”, “menstruators”, “cervix havers” and every other reductive term for women.
There is nothing inclusive about making women disappear.
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In 2009, a popular show on Dutch national television aired a segment aimed at educating the public on the intricacies of “sex-reassignment” surgeries.
Through the use of diagrams and gruesome photographs, Jos Megens of the VU gender clinic walks the audience through one of the most ghastly medical crimes in history.
And yet, the show met with no outrage. Because Dutch society had been successfully conditioned to accept the medical obliteration of healthy bodies as ethical healthcare.
My third essay in @genspect’s REPATH series goes all the way back to the beginning of this social engineering project in the Netherlands and tells the story of how the Dutch gender clinic’s marketing campaign overruled medical ethics and human instincts.
(Warning: the clip is included as a hyperlink. Only click if you have a strong stomach.)
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Since we apparently still can’t get past shitting on women because of Lindsey Clancy, I thought I’d take a few moments to discuss some of the cases from the last twelve months that didn’t get massive media coverage.
In September of last year, 44 year old Jeffrey Smerer shot three of his children at his Port Huron apartment. His oldest son, 17 year old Kayleb, died from his wounds, but the other two children, a 13 year old boy and a 12 year old girl, managed to survive in spite of being critically injured.
In October of 2025, 38 year old Wellingon Delano Dickins III called 911 and confessed to having murdered four of his children. Responding officers discovered four dead children — aged 18, 10, 9, and 6 — in the trunk of Dickins’ car.
Also that same month, 38 year old Antonio Pearce was charged with murder after he called 911 to report that two armed men had kidnapped his 6 month old son, Nnakai Pratt. A police search uncovered Nnakai’s body hidden in a neighbor’s yard, and cell phone data showed that Pearce had paused at that exact location. The infant died from blunt force trauma to the head.
In November of 2025, 42 year old Ryan Eagon ambushed his family as his wife tried to remove some of her belongings from their home. Eagon, who had a history of domestic violence, shot and killed 29 year Dustin Wiley, his wife’s ex-partner and the father of her oldest child, before turning the gun on her two children. One child was Wiley’s seven year old, the other Eagon’s own seven month old. Both were killed before Eagon turned the gun on himself. His wife was left physically unharmed.
In December of 2025, 30 year old Marcellaus Malone murdered his infant daughter after four months of abuse. He once punched the baby in the face for crying, and would wrap her up so tightly that she would pass out from lack of air — a form of abuse that contributed to her death.
In January of 2026, 42 year old Michael Haight shot and killed his wife Tausha, his mother in law Gail Earl, and his five children: Macie, 17, Brilee, 12, twins Ammon and Sienna, 7, and Gavin, 4. He then took his own life. Two weeks before the shooting, Tausha Haight had filed for divorce. Michael Haight had been investigated for physically abusing his daughter Macie in 2020.
In February, David Rojas shot and killed his three daughters, Samia, 13, Samantha, 10, and Samarah, 9, during a supervised visit at a church in Sacramento before taking his own life. The social worker supervising the visitation was also shot and killed.
In March, 45 year old Gene Bartnes shot and killed his three year old son Koltyn before shooting himself. He left notes indicating that he had been struggling with mental health issues.
That same month, 42 year old Henrik Asselin intentionally drove his family minivan into an oncoming tractor trailer after accelerating to 84 mph. There was no attempt to brake, and video shows Asselin deliberately swerving in front of the truck. He and two of his children - a 4 year old girl and a 12 year old boy — were pronounced dead at the scene; his wife, who had been asleep in the passenger seat, and their other two children were seriously injured, but managed to survive.
In April, 31 year old Shamar Elkins shot and killed his seven children and one of their cousins. The eight victims were between the ages of three and eleven. Elkins’ wife and ex-wife were also shot, but managed to survive.
In May, John Wheeler was arrested in Franklinton, NC for the murder of his five month old daughter Kylie. The medical examiner found injuries consistent with severe physical abuse.
In June, Ryan McFarland shot his wife, two male relatives, his 20 year old daughter and two of his teenage sons to death, stalking his family members across multiple locations before taking his own life as police tried to make contact. (1/2)
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I don’t know about y’all, but to me, there is clear evidence to suggest that the trans community is trying to genocide those of us who oppose their agenda.
From carrying signs urging us to commit suicide to committing acts of violence against those who refuse to play along with their fantasies; from physically assaulting gender critical activists to using the state as a weapon to silence and harass organizations and individuals who refuse to accept that men can become women, the signs of the impending anti-trans genocide are unmistakable. They openly fantasize about putting us in camps. They share these fantasies in trans spaces and get no pushback, no matter how violent — or how graphically sexual — their rape-filled imaginings become.
The trans community has made it very clear that if they had their way, anti-trans opinions would indeed be punished with violence. They think we want to wipe them out because that’s what they want to do to us. They can’t bring themselves to believe that we just want to protect women and girls because they themselves want more than just to protect trans people. They want to wipe out anyone who opposes them, and so they assume that we feel the same towards them. It’s sheer projection, especially the claims of genocide.
You could arm every gender critical feminist today, and there would still be no trans genocide tomorrow. On the other hand, arming the entire trans community would lead to serious violence. Prominent TERFs already get death threats; there has also been violence at gatherings deemed “anti-trans,” all of it aimed at the GC community.
You know what there hasn’t been? Corresponding violence at pro-trans events.
Only one side is trying to eliminate the other from public life. Only one side targets the other with rape threats. Only one side actively fantasizes about wiping out everyone who disagrees with them — and it’s not us. Let’s face it — the only thing that’s keeping the trans community from embarking on a campaign of systematic violence against women who refuse to comply is their fear of the criminal justice system. It certainly isn’t the belief that killing TERFs would be wrong.
All this talk of a “trans genocide” is obviously projection. They accuse us of wanting them dead, but we’re not the ones who constantly fantasize about their violent deaths.
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I started to investigate our school district’s contracts with tech companies and was very disturbed by what I found.
It appears that our children are being closely tracked throughout the school day and their data being sold.
We need to sound the alarm.
I was thinking about just how much data is out in the digital world and how it's being leveraged by others at costs we don't completely understand yet.
You can find my thoughts in an Epoch Times op-ed: Children as Open Financial Data.
Link in the replies.
@epochtimes