More on Brazil, and this time how our own jolly trans activists managed to add some fuel to the fire(s). What would u do if you were the British Council or Creative Scotland and u were funding an arts festival across Brazil in 2016? You'd surely recognise there was a bitter...
...Culture War underway in which the religious Right were in full froth mode. You'd know trans rights and 'gender ideology' was at the heart of that War. You'd likely note that central to the opposition to "gender ideology" was the accusation that European countries were trying..
..to foist their values on Brazil in a form of latter day colonialism. Wouldn't you wonder if maybe we should tread just a little warily? We could be smart and a little subversive perhaps but we could also focus on some uncontroversial stuff too. Things that might nudge..rather
..kick doors down? But if you're a cultural apparatchik at the British Council or Creative Scotland and you've been brainwashed by Stonewall and its Queer Theory baloney about the importance of creating outrage and celebrating deviance you wouldn't care would you?
You'd dismiss all these doubts and you'd place at the centre of the arts festival you're funding with taxpayers money, a play about a trans Jesus by a transgender playwright. The play called 'The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven' opened amid protests in May 2016. ..
It wasn't long until it was denounced by a politician gaining a name for himself, some bloke called Bolsonaro. As anger mounted, armed guards would eventually have to protect the venues. Here's playwright..
I'm sure Clifford's play is fascinating. And I'd happily go along and see it. I'd have no objection at all if a private theatre group wanted to fund its tour anywhere. But for holy Pete's sake ..how could it possibly have helped in the middle of a culture war in a highly ..
...religious country for our state funded cultural institutions to sponsor this play? The answer of course is that trans activists driven by Queer Theory precepts believe in provocation. It's why our 'No Outsiders' initiative in this country..
..was launched in a majority Muslim School. Maximum outrage. Maximum provocation. Well, in the end you reap what you sow as someone may or may not have said. Brazil was indeed outraged and Bolsanaro had something else to keep himself on the front pages, something else
..to back his claim that rich secularizing outsiders were using their money to try to change Brazil. When the British Council and Creative Scotland look at Brazil now (if they can see through the smoke that is ) do they pat themselves on the back, and tell each other..
"well that was a very effective use of taxpayer's money". Maybe they do. But you know what as backlash builds over trans activism's arrogance and the way it has wheedled its way into institutions as well as its hamfisted attempts to impose unsupportable and sometimes downright..
...crazy notions on the public both here and abroad, the sooner liberals and the left (and all fairminded tolerant people) cut them loose and tell them 'not in my name'...the better.
1./ Pride and Shame. Every time I go to a Pride like Palermo’s, I love seeing people enjoying a Carnival type experience. I don’t care particularly if it was led by two old “granny” trans. Would they let two GC lesbians lead it? Course not. There’s an even bigger problem tho.👉
2./ Pride like everything LGBTQ+ is infiltrated by ideology driven, boundary-breaking Queer Theory madness. And so the worst thing about the BDSM truck isn’t the egregious arse exhibitionism. It’s the red sign on the front of the truck that says No to Specismo. What’s that then?
3./ At its most innocent this is a slogan of an animal rights lobby that argues it’s “species-ism” for humans to get more rights than animals. It took off with the work of Peter Singer. More influential in Italy than in the UK he recently hinted what specismo might also mean.
1./ Nicola Sturgeon and Dodgy Men
Did Sturgeon actively enable sexual predators? She might as well have. Her Equalities Officer (!) blackmailed young men he sexually assaulted and threatened to beat the fxxk out of 'Terfs'. She turned a blind eye to plenty of other dodgy men.👉
2./ Derek Mackay said Sturgeon banned him from drinking at SNP Conferences, allegedly because he got so handsy with young men. She didn't stop him inviting schoolboys to Parliament. Nor going on school visits, which he said were, "the favourite part of my job". I bet they were.
3./ When the Sun discovered Mackay had been sending hundreds of sexually suggestive texts to a 16 year old he met on one of those school visits, Sturgeon's office tried to stop it publishing the story. She claimed it breached his privacy. I bet it did. theguardian.com/politics/2020/…
1./ The Madness of the Imaginary Penis
Should we be surprised the woman who killed three 9 year old children and 3 teachers because they were Christian has been revealed by @realDailyWire to have kept a journal about her imaginary penis? No. Here's why.👉 dailywire.com/news/covenant-…
2./ Fetishist AGP men rightly receive criticism but women who fantasise about having a dick and even get a fake one sewn on, have also been key drivers of the trans lobby. Robert Stoller who coined the term 'gender identity' studied a woman who dreamt of her "penis".
3./ She violently attacked people and was sectioned many times. Her anger was driven by her conviction her invisible penis had almost magical powers but the world was trying to take it away from her. She was though no more mad than the first transman to have a phalloplasty.
1./ Why ARE they so interested in children?
In my latest article I explore a worrying link between the trans movement and the so-called "bodily autonomy" lobby. To read the essay click on the link on my X bio. At the heart of the story is a man called Gregg Furth. Who he?👉
2./ Furth was featured in a BBC Horizon 24 years ago about apotemnophiles (people who want to remove their healthy limbs). What the show did not reveal was that Furth had a powerful sexual fetish for amputation. Here he is complaining when the NHS refused to chop off his leg.
3./ I worked on the show filming another man who DID get his leg removed. Yup. 👀 Last week I decided to look in more detail at Furth in preparation for this intense discussion with the folks @genspect including @_CryMiaRiver of WPATH-busting fame. 👇
1./ Join us for a shocking story exploring the roots of transgenderism.
On Tuesday I'll be discussing the link between wannabe amputees and trans, with @genspect and @_CryMiaRiver. I'll talk about when I realised trans ideology was nuts 24 years ago when working on a TV show.👉
2./ I was asked by the BBC to film a German man called Hans Schaub who wanted to have his healthy leg removed. A surgeon, Robert Smith, had agreed to amputate his and another man's leg. This was the jaw-dropping opening in which Corinne said she needed her two legs removed. 🤦
3./ I spent 2 days in Germany interviewing Hans, chatting into the night about his condition. We met up again in Scotland when he came to get the op. Hans said he had always wanted to be an amputee. Unfortunately, he withdrew his permission for the BBC to screen his interview.👇
1./ A Dirty Secret of #TransHistoryWeek
This shameless rewriting of history at least provides an insight into the warped values of the trans lobby. Here's Stephen Whittle celebrating a documentary about transsexuals from 1973. What didn't she tell you about that show?
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2./ The loopy Left wants to decolonise everything. It could start by recognising the bigotry baked into the foundations of the trans movement. We're told black men like Marsha P Johnson kickstarted its rise. Instead this TV show reveals the sordid truth.
3./ Blonde trans activist Della (Derek) Aleksander who fronted the show was a leading light in the early British trans movement and headlined the first ever trans rights conference in Leeds in 1974. He also happened to be on the Far Right, volunteering to fight FOR Apartheid.