The Dumb Ages

In which Dennis and I talk about the chaos in the Commons this week, the role of bullies in creating that, weaponised suicide stats used by bullies and the ongoing progress of Lloyd Russell-Moyle’s Conversion Practices Ban private members bill (PMB) which wants to make the criminal justice system the bully in chief!

The Finnish study on suicides in gender-referred children and young people

Dennis’s legal analysis of the Russell-Moyle PMB

In this episode Dennis and I discuss The Blob (1958), Simon Fanshawe’s good news, For Women Scotland’s good news and Lloyd Russell-Moyle’s conversion practices ban bill.

Simon Fanshawe elected Rector of Edinburgh University

For Women Scotland Crowdjustice fundraiser

Lloyd Russell-Moyle’s conversion practices ban bill (PDF)

Transgender Trend’s letter to Lloyd Russell-Moyle

It’s been a fantastic week in many ways for the sex-realist/sanity-based community and Dennis and I are here to give you all the skinny on what’s been going on.

Kemi Badenoch letter (PDF)
Lords debate (Hansard)
Sharar Ali’s victory
Dennis on the telly about the CPS and rape by deception

The naming and sentencing of Brianna Ghey’s killers, the victory of Jo Phoenix, tomfoolery at the Crown Prosecution Service, the premier of Alberta causing a disturbance in the trans Force and much more as Dennis and I reunite after last week’s hiatus.

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Brianna Ghey murderers named at sentencing

Jo Phoenix wins case

CPS tomfoolery (Twitter thread)

Alberta Introduces Comprehensive Set of Policies Tackling Gender Ideology

The Premier League thought police pursue a lesbian Newcastle United fan for wrongthink

In which Dennis and I discuss the unravelling of the conversion therapy ban in Scotland, the downfall of WPATH and the slow decline of the WHO transgender healthcare guidelines, shenanigans in the delayed opening of new Cass-compliant gender clinics plus much more.

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Cazenove by-election: Conservatives score upset to swipe seat from Labour

SNPs fear conversion therapy law wrong to push in election year as backlash grows

SNP ministers could water down conversion therapy ban after revolt

Non-binary US citizen loses attempt to get gender recognised in UK

WPATH membership in freefall

Inside NHS England’s faltering plan to replace the Tavistock

The World Health Organization Announces Transgender Guideline Plans (Society for Evidence-based Gender Medicine update)

Julie Burchill in Spiked: The luxury of being nonbinary

Mr Dennis in Spiked: Gays Against Starmer

Fair Play For Women report: How trans inclusion in sport is harming women and girls

Sex Matters report: Women’s services: a sector silenced

In which Dennis and I discuss recent tomfoolery in the gender movement - the proposed conversion therapy ban in Scotland, the police’s policy on trans-identifying individuals strip-searching suspects, the housing of trans-identifying male prisoners in Scottish prisons and the victory of Rachel Meade over the Junior Spy who dobbed her in to her employer and her professional regulator for daring to have a gender-critical opinion.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-67922317

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/01/09/parents-refuse-child-gender-change-jail-snp-conversion-ban/

Dennis’s Substack - The disaster of the Scottish conversion therapy offence in practice

Consultation documents - have your say

Summary document

Women's Rights Network report

Chris Philp - policing minister - intervention on this

The revised guidelines

Article in The Critic about this

Social worker wins harassment claim over gender-critical views

Michael Foran discusses this in The Critic

In which Dennis and I discuss the ongoing efforts of the genderborg to attack objective reality, evidence-based healthcare and the women who stand up for them both. Links below

Rosie Duffield exonerated

Malcolm Clark on the real Holocaust revisionists

WHO shenanigans

Transgender Trend response and petition

Rebecca Says No Substack article

In which Clive, Dennis, Mr Menno, Jack and Rudy dish out our richly-deserved Christmas awards to some worthy and not-so-worthy individuals. Content warning for severe swearing, no-holds-barred mockery and lurid descriptions of homosexual activity. WE MAKE NO APOLOGIES if you choose to continue to listen

In which Dennis and I are joined by Eldur Deville to discuss Kemi Badenoch’s masterful statement to the House of Commons on Wednesday, the defeat of the Scottish Government in the Scottish Inner House of the Court of Session and some sinister goings-on in Iceland.

Plus we manage to read Chris Bryant, Ben Bradshaw, Angela Eagle and Sexual Racist Nancy Kelly to filth!
Also, there may be singing involved. Don’t blame me - you asked for this!

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Kemi Badenoch in the House of Commons

Scottish Government defeat

Dennis in Spiked about Kemi’s statement

Julie Bindel in Unherd about the Scottish Government’s defeat

Michael Foran also in Unherd about the Scottish Government’s defeat

In which Dennis and I discuss the latest genderoid attack on the Equality and Human Rights Commission and genderoid madness in the NHS plus contempt of court, World AIDS day, Screaming Lord Cashman and a certain shitweasel amongst other things.

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ECHR response to the challenge to their accreditation

Puberty blockers prescriptions double in the NHS

Kathleen Stock writes about this