2022: 'Anamika' wins an Indian High Court ruling to compete against women in judo on the basis that there isn't a third category for people who say they're transgender. Within days Anamika wins a women's 78 kilogram judo competition vaishnavisundar.com/gods-own-count…
Victoria Monaghan was a New Zealand men's darts player with a national ranking, before retiring in 2018 with, seemingly, zero tournament wins.
2022: Monaghan is allowed to return - and compete in women's darts - and immediately wins the New Zealand Open
The first women's professional disc golf tournament in which the prize money was equal to the men's has been won by a man who 'identifies' as a woman. Natalie Ryan has been playing disc golf for three years and is already in the top 5 'women' in the world quillette.com/2022/09/28/is-…
2017: Aged 31, Alba Palacios, having played two seasons in Spain's men's regional second division in his 20s, 'IDs' as a woman
2018: Palacios signs a semi-professional contract in Spain's women's football league
2022: Palacios is the league's top scorer espn.co.uk/football/spain…
Pre 2017: Jackie Mautner grew up playing bike polo, and then started 'identifying' as a woman
2017: Jackie takes up women's competitive cycling
2022: Jackie wins the women's Pennsylvania's State Championship
2019: Austin Killips takes up competitive cycling and shortly afterwards reveals Killips now 'identifies' as a woman
2021: Killips becomes a full-time professional women's cyclist
2022: Killips wins the Northampton International Cyclocross tournament
Women's skateboarding is becoming dominated by men who say they 'identify' as women. Violet Whyte, Dakota Cootes and Ricci Tres are just three names who have all won prize money in women's events in 2022
2021: Aspen Hoffman finishes 72nd in the Seattle Academy’s cross-country running boys' league, and then 'identifies' as a girl
2022: Hoffman breaks the Seattle Academy’s school record in the girls’ 5000 metre category and ranks 1st in the league libsoftiktok.com/p/biological-m…
2013-15: Michael Johnson races in 78 cycling competitions, mostly for people aged over 40, winning four of them
2015-22: Michael 'transitions' to Tessa
2022: Tessa (aged 53) wins the women's cat 3/4 overall series in the Chicago Cyclocross Cup
Marjorie Roome took up women's indoor rowing, and has won several world championships (sometimes as the sole competitor as all women have refused to compete) and broken two British records for different age categories. He also participates in men's events
Male Anne Andres took up women's powerlifting in 2019 and quickly became Alberta's bench record holder, and in 2023 will compete in the CPU National Championships. He has posted videos asking why women are so weak when it comes to powerlifting
Emma Farnan played men's rugby at university and nearly made it as a professional, but failed to do so. Aged 21, he announced he was a woman and took up women's rugby within two years. Aged 27, he's now a leading player in a professional women's league
Having competed as a men's cross country runner for the University of Montana for nearly three years, June Eastwood announced he was a woman and just a few months later comfortably won the women's one mile Big Sky Conference Championship
Tiffany Thomas took up cycling in his early 40s - after he started saying he 'identifies' as a woman. He quickly became a racer in elite women's events, finishing first in eight of the first 14 races he took part in
Wren Pyle was a male long distance runner who lost events "by hours". Having grown up skiing, he discovered 'skimo', bought equipment for it and quickly won a women's title. He says he wants to inspire marginalised children and be in the next Olympics
2017: Lesley Mumford announces he is a woman, and takes up cycling
2021: Lesley starts competing against women in elite events
2023: Lesley starts the season by winning two championships, one by 6 minutes, the other by breaking the women's course record
The UK mainstream media has broadcast a few documentaries about the rape gangs, which reportedly had 250,000 victims. The publicly owned Channel 4 is running a three-part series starting this week, 'Accused: The Fake Grooming Scandal', about a girl who lied about being a victim 1
Last year the publicly owned BBC ran 'Liar: The Fake Grooming Scandal' - a documentary about the same girl who lied about being a victim 2
In 2023 the BBC ran the documentary 'The Big Cases: The Lie That Destroyed a Town', also about the same girl who lied about being a victim 3
Here's a list of just some of the drag queens the BBC has showcased this Christmas. First up, Blankety Blank, aired prime time on BBC One on Boxing Day, featuring a drag queen as one of the celebrity panelists (1)
Strictly Come Dancing's Christmas special on Christmas Day was won by Tayce, a drag queen (2)
Available on BBC iPlayer are recent episodes of EastEnders that feature drag queens (3)
BBC News at Ten's eccentric coverage of the sentencing of Huw Edwards felt like it was minimising his crimes while pretending not to. Firstly, it mentioned his mental health struggles because he didn't get into Oxford 1/4
The BBC then referenced the fact that it had paid Huw Edwards more than £200,000 after his arrest. This led into media commentator Adam Boulton saying ... nothing about this but instead stating we should "never say never" about the paedophile "coming back" 2/4
Then a legal expert justified Huw Edwards' sentence amid online anger that it was too light - but no mention is made about the main reason for that anger; the contrast with harsher sentences for people who wrote inflammatory posts on social media in recent weeks 3/4
A cross-dressing man who effectively decimated his age categories of women's rowing is surprisingly having his world records beaten ... because another cross-dressing man has now become old enough to enter those same categories 1/4
In 2017 Marjorie Roome took up competitive indoor rowing for women over 60, winning repeated world championships and breaking world records by such a large margin that most women refused to compete against him and he'd end up as the only competitor
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However, he's now losing some of those world records - to another man. Meet Joanne Blundell. Can you guess which one Joanne is from this picture? He's now won at least two 60+ World Indoor Rowing Championships 3/4
The link between serial killers and animal cruelty has been well-established. The link between serial killers and cross-dressing men has been well established. Here's a look at several recent stories that suggests there's also a link between animal cruelty and transgenderism 1
Cross-dressing man Scarlet Blake was recently jailed for life for murdering a man. During the trial it was revealed that four months earlier he filmed himself torturing a cat and then killing it by putting it in a blender 2
Cross-dressing man Olivia Sindel has a criminal record including 'serious violence'. In 2020 he was found guilty of slashing the throat of a Staffordshire bull terrier, and draining it of blood, because the dog's owner refused to pay for his gender reassignment surgery 3
The founder of Pride in Surrey, Stephen Ireland, has been charged with raping a child under the age of 13 in the last two years. He, along with ex Surrey Pride director David Sutton, have both been charged with numerous child sexual abuse offences bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
1980s pop star Hazell Dean, now a trans activist and patron of Pride in Surrey, and someone who's been photographed with Stephen Ireland on numerous occasions, has issued a statement that she hasn't spoken to Ireland since June. Surrey Pride 2024 is due to take place in September
Pride in Surrey founder Stephen Ireland, who's been charged with child rape, is a diversity trainer, who's given DEI training to the police. He's also a presenter on Trans Radio UK, founded by 'trans referee' Lucy Clark, and has worked with BBC Radio Surrey