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Last week, the Daily Mail ran an encouraging story headlined “NHS trust that spread 'misinformation' with claim trans women could breastfeed as well as new mothers makes U-turn under pressure.” It’s only ‘misinformation’ when you do it.

It all started in February with this absurd headline (New York Post):

Trans women's milk as good as breast milk, British health officials say
By Isabel Keane
Published Feb. 19, 2024

Mammary glands produce human breast milk. (Full disclosure: I am pro-mammary.) While both sexes are born with mammary glands and milk ducts, males’ ducts and glands never develop. On the other hand, females’ glands mature during puberty, pregnancy, and lactation. Certain problems like hormone imbalances, medication side effects, or rare cancers can cause men to produce a watery kind of pseudo-milk, which is diagnosed as galactorrhea.

Probably during a hallucinogenic episode, some crazy pro-trans doctor dreamed up the nauseating idea of medically causing hormone imbalances in cross-dressing men, thereby inducing galactorrhea, to help extend the dysphoric mens’ fantasies of being women by including a reasonable facsimile of breast feeding.

They weren’t brave enough to call it “breast feeding” though. They call it “chest feeding,” since men don’t have proper breasts, even fat men. Chest feeding is not creepy, not at all, and hearing it definitely doesn’t make some people feel like they are trapped in a horror movie, no. Well, maybe a little.

The main point is that nobody serious has ever studied how galactorrheac milk affects newborns, because nobody was ever dumb enough to think that was a good idea before about ten minutes ago.

Anyway, in February, the Sussex NHS Foundation Trust, a part of Britain’s glacial socialized medical system, excreted an awful letter guiding doctors on how to medically induce galactorrhea, so that cross-dressing men (“trans women”) can torture infants. The letter claimed, without evidence, that galactorrheac milk induced through undeveloped mammary glands and barely-existent milk ducts was “just as good” as the real thing, and claimed there were “no observable side effects.”

Infants, after all, can’t complain, now can they?

Outrage ensued. It took half a year, but last week the NHS finally “withdrew” the letter under fierce pressure from childrens’ rights activists. One is Emma Thomas, the founder of Children of Transitioners, a group that supports people whose parents change gender, and who complained about the initial NHS ‘chest feeding’ guidance. Emma correctly noted, “We have no idea how many CoT babies worldwide have been harmed as a result of this.”

Pray for Britain, which is struggling to hold onto its collective sanity right now. But at least they’ve weeded cross-dressing chest feeding out of their government-funded healthcare system. Progess.

Probably during a hallucinogenic episode, some crazy pro-trans doctor dreamed up the nauseating idea of medically causing hormone imbalances in cross-dressing men, thereby inducing galactorrhea, to help extend the dysphoric mens’ fantasies of being women by including a reasonable facsimile of breast feeding.

Parents of volleyball player left with brain damage by trans opponent who knocked her to the ground break their silence and call for other families to 'pull your kid' from games

The parents of a volleyball player who was left with serious brain damage after she was knocked to the ground by a transgender opponent have broken their silence and have urged families to 'pull your kid' from sports games.

Payton McNabb was 17 when a ball spiked by a trans opponent with force struck her in the face, threw her to the ground and left her unconscious while she played a volleyball match in September 2022.

Payton was left with brain damage and paralysis on her right side, which ended her dreams of getting a volleyball college scholarship and has made it difficult to walk without falling.

Now, in the hopes of raising awareness about the competitive advantage from biologically male transgender athletes can have, Payton and her parents are sharing their story in the new documentary 'Kill Shot: How Payton McNabb Turned Tragedy Into Triumph'.

In a preview of the film, Payton's parents Pamela and Daniel McNabb speak for the first time of the guilt and frustration they felt as a result of their daughter's life-altering incident.

Detailing the moment she received a call informing her of her daughter's injuries, Pamela said: 'My first thought was, is she going to be ok? And then honestly my second- I was mad. I was furious, because we all knew this was going to happen. Did I think it would happen to my child? No. But we all knew. Everybody talked about it. Everybody knew something was going to happen.'

'I would never, ever let her play today if I knew what I know now,' Pamela also said in the documentary.

'Pull your kid. Don't play. It is not worth what has happened to her to happen to anybody else's child.'

More great news from Texas! The Hill ran a terrific story earlier this week headlined, “Texas AG Paxton sues NCAA for allowing transgender women to compete.” Just wait till you hear his legal theory.




On Sunday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed suit against the NCAA over its rules allowing cross-dressing men to play on women’s sports teams. (Is it just me, or has anyone else noticed that men never complain about girls wanting to play against them on their teams? Why is that? Is the problem that female gender-benders don’t want to play with real boys for some reason? Is that racist? Sorry, I digress.)

The most delicious part of Paxton’s lawsuit was that he is suing under the state’s consumer protection laws, arguing the NCAA is engaging in “false, deceptive, and misleading practices” by allowing trans women (men) to participate in athletic events it markets as women’s competitions.

In other words, it’s false advertising! It’s like, they’re calling them chicken nuggets, judge, but it’s really BUG nuggets. There’s no chicken content.

The lawsuit hilariously —and correctly— alleged that “Consumers purchase goods and services associated with women’s college sports because they enjoy watching women compete against women—not men competing against women.” Seriously. Who needs to see that?

When we bought our tickets, you said we would be watching shapely females in a fair game, but instead, the whole time we had to avoid looking at a bunch of unattractive guys in spandex.

The Hill has clearly not gotten the memo. Its appalled editors were so shocked at Paxton’s lawsuit’s referring to trans women as “men” that they even whined about it happening “repeatedly”:

"Men competing in women's sports is inherently unfair and unsafe due to
their physiological advantages," Paxton wrote in the lawsuit, which
repeatedly refers to transgender women as "men."

Paxton’s lawsuit asks the court either to enjoin the NCAA from letting men play in women’s sports, or else make the NCAA stop calling it women’s sports if men are in it. Just admit it’s ‘co-ed.’

More and more, the NCAA is looking around and not finding many friends. They are fewer all the time. Like the Hill, the college sports league is holding out, for some reason trying to be one of the last to leave the trans party. Paxton’s new lawsuit is just the NCAA’s latest headache. On top of Paxton’s suit, a different group of biologically female athletes (including Riley Gaines, pictured above) is suing the NCAA, arguing the league violated their Title IX rights by giving a swimming award to Lia Thomas, a man, that they should have won or had a chance to win at the 2022 national championships.

Beyond that swimmers’ lawsuit, 26 states have now banned biological men from playing on women’s sports teams, and most included college-level sports. In April, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics —an NCAA competitor focusing on smaller schools— banned boys from girls’ teams.

Finally, the Supreme Court is currently considering a Tennessee law, and after oral arguments, court observers think the Court’s majority will hew to logic and reason and not to woke linguistic gymnastics.

As former Democrat Lindy Li said, it seems like more and more folks “don't want to be a part of this craziness anymore” and just “want to be a part of the team that says men are men and women are women and men shouldn't play in women's sports.” This trans fetish is growing very expensive for progressives, I hope they can afford it.

Seattle-based Dr. Javad Sajan, who crowed about his race to complete “all my trans surgeries before Trump tries to stop me” in a viral TikTok video last month is getting hit with an ad campaign accusing him of profiting off of more than 100 of the “life-altering surgeries” — including some conducted on children.

Do No Harm, an advocacy group opposed to the performance of transgender surgeries on minors, launched a digital ad campaign largely centered in the Seattle area to spotlight the dozens of sex-reassignment surgeries Sajan has performed and intends to keep performing until President-elect Donald Trump enters office.