And it’s almost certain that they had chosen to speak to her for that purpose. The US has continued with practices, and a model of care, that have been curtailed or banned entirely across Europe and the UK over the past year or so.

But that news hasn’t reached public awareness here due to censorship and a general unwillingness among the press to gainsay Trans activists. This has also allowed erroneous claims and beliefs to maintain which were confronted in the interview.

Shrier is one of very few writers on this subject who can be counted on to present such disclosures with the necessary candor and consideration, despite the onslaught they have provoked.

https://themedicalprogress.com/2021/11/18/transgender-docs-warn-about-gender-affirmative-treatment-for-youth/

You read it here first, Volks.

These are absurd times.

“Now, imagine, instead, the women’s swimmers had all walked out. Imagine they had stood together and said: We will meet any competitor head on. But we will not grant this travesty the honor of our participation. We did not spend our childhoods setting our alarm clocks for 4am every morning, training for hours before and after school, to lend our good names to this fixed fight.”

“On that final example of a lie, the one about transwomen in girls’ sports, I want you to think for a moment about a young woman here at Princeton. She’s a magnificent athlete named Ellie Marquardt, an all-American swimmer who set an Ivy League record in the 500-meter freestyle event as a freshman. Just before Thanksgiving, Ellie was defeated in the 500-meter, the event she held the record in, by almost 14 seconds by a 22 year old biological male at Penn who was competing on the men’s team as recently as November of 2019. That male athlete now holds multiple U.S. records in women’s swimming, erasing the hard work of so many of our best female athletes, and making a mockery of the rights women fought for generations to achieve.

Ellie Marquart swam her heart out for Princeton. When will Princeton fight for her? Where are the student protests to say—enough is enough. When a biological male who has enjoyed the full benefits of male puberty—larger cardiovascular system, 40% more upper body muscle mass, more fast-twitch muscle fiber, more oxygenated blood—decides after three seasons on the men’s team to compete as a woman and smashes the records of the top female swimmers in this country, that is not valor—that’s vandalism.

Where is the outrage? Imagine, for a second, what it must be like to be a female swimmer at Princeton, knowing you must pretend that this is fair—that the NCAA competition is anything other than a joke. Imagine being told to bite your tongue as men lecture you that you just need to swim harder. “Be grateful for your silver medals, ladies, and maybe work harder next time,” is the message. Imagine what that level of repression does to warp the soul.”

As I said, read the whole thing. I tend to agree with Huxley, as well, maybe better days are coming. Maybe a line has finally been crossed. Thanks

Thank you.

And Abigail Shrier as well. But she got there a lot later than you.

Keep up the good work.