Tiny Chinaman
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The Troon Shine Prohibition era begins...l
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Well the US was way behind Europe when it came to ditching the lobotomy.It seems that in the past few years, there has been a small backlash against the trans phenomenon in the UK...a lot of open and card-carrying "TERFs" seem to come from there, and many UK LGB movements are trying very hard to distance themselves from the "T".
What is going on over there? Here in the US, our culture and the media keeps pushing the pink pill or affirming troons/pooners with no end in sight.
There's an ongoing fundraiser that makes some rather bizarre accusations about what is going on in the UK. Word spew is below. TLDR is they're accusing the NHS of cracking down hard onIt seems that in the past few years, there has been a small backlash against the trans phenomenon in the UK...a lot of open and card-carrying "TERFs" seem to come from there, and many UK LGB movements are trying very hard to distance themselves from the "T".
What is going on over there? Here in the US, our culture and the media keeps pushing the pink pill or affirming troons/pooners with no end in sight.
Good Law Project has seen an alarming leaked document from NHS England regarding children and young people’s healthcare.
The document, which does not bear the name of any NHS professional, asks providers of mental health support to children and young people (CYP) to invite those on the national waiting list for gender services for a face-to-face appointment. Providers are told: “We request all CYP who have been allocated to your service for mental health review are assessed as soon as possible.” One group is asked to be “reviewed and or assessed by… 30 June 2024.”
To enable providers to satisfy this request, they are allocated further funding for an initial face-to-face assessment – but no recurrent funding. We assume what is being sought and funded is (at best) an assessment and onward referral to already long waiting lists for mental health services or for autism/ADHD support.
As part of this process, children and young people on the waiting list for trans healthcare have been sent a “Gender Experience Summary Form”, asking them or their families whether they are receiving support from “the private sector or from abroad… such as… hormone treatment.”
The reality for all but a tiny minority of trans youth is that treatment is not available on the NHS. And regulatory harassment has diminished the pool of UK-based private providers of trans healthcare to almost nothing.
Against this background, the document recognises that many trans youth will have sourced hormone treatment from “unregulated providers or unregulated sources.” It states that the largest “unregulated provider” is a service called GenderGP, which it says is “registered overseas and is therefore outside the reach of the UK health regulators.” Good Law Project holds no brief for GenderGP but obviously “registered overseas” is not the same as “unregulated.” Nevertheless, the document seems to treat the two as one and the same.
At the assessment, providers are asked to “advise” the child or young person and their parent/carer not to take puberty blockers or gender-affirming hormones obtained through these routes without appropriate care. NHS England does not identify what “appropriate care” is and it is hard to see what available care it would describe as regulated.
Providers are told not to prescribe or to stop prescribing puberty blockers or gender-affirming hormones. They are also told that if the trans child or young person and/or their family “disregards your advice and you consider that this puts the child/young person at increased risk, then a safeguarding referral may also be appropriate in line with standard safeguarding approaches.”
It seems to us – and to those inside the NHS who have leaked the document to us – that what purports to be an “assessment” in fact an exercise in bringing very significant pressure to bear on trans youth and their families to cease private treatment, backed up with a threat of a safeguarding referral to social services if they do not.
Good Law Project has also seen a sample email sent to a parent of a young trans person. It tells a very different story to the internal NHS England guidance. It says:
“We understand it cannot be easy for [name] having to wait a long time to be seen by specialist Gender Services. Therefore, the NHS wanted to offer them some support through local Children and Young People Mental Health Services [CAMHS].”
Of course, no new funding is being made available for support – just an assessment. In the last year, the average wait time for CAMHS was over three months and more than 40,000 children had been waiting over two years for treatment.
The email goes on to suggest the provider may decide “clinical support would be best provided by your GP”. However, the NHS England document tells providers “not to continue prescribing puberty blockers or gender-affirming hormones”, so this also feels rather misleading.
We are concerned about what appears to be a misleading exercise in gathering data on which trans youth are obtaining private treatment from abroad, for the purposes of seeking to cause or compel them to stop treatment.
Good Law Project is taking urgent advice from a specialist King’s Counsel and solicitors. We do not know whether it will be possible to take legal action. In the meantime, we suggest that families receiving these emails think very carefully about whether they participate in an exercise that is not fairly described.
If you would like to contribute to the costs of our legal advice, you can do so on this page.
The MHRA (UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) has apparently shut down two DIY HRT websites. Presumably, more are on the way.
This is UK they can't regulate their immigration, rising homelessness and police are too busy chasing mean tweet and home made foods in airports.The MHRA (UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) has apparently shut down two DIY HRT websites. Presumably, more are on the way.
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UPDATE
A moderator of /r/transgenderuk is saying there is a 'pretty good chance' the Vanna site will be back up in the future as they took down the site themselves to 'reduce attention'. Also says that the MHRA wanted Google to delist the sites too.
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The last screenshot is interesting. I honestly believe the transgender movement is our version of the lobotomy practice back in the day. Every doctor said is was a “cure” for something wrong with the human body, but in the future we found out that shoving a rod into the brain causes you to live with mental disabilities for the rest of your life. Unsurprisingly, when you inject hormones your body doesn’t make naturally (or at least in disproportionate amounts) you start to have awful complications that last you a lifetime. The only problem is that the damage would’ve been done by the time the rest of society understands this is a bullshit mental illness.A few comments:
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Planning to sell their own troonshine, maybe?
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This one is my favorite. Most of the things he's listed have arguably already happened. Crossdressing used to be illegal (maybe not in the UK specifically, but in other parts of the world), infertility is part of the HRT package (not even gonna mention surgeries), and you could make a case that TV shows poking fun at trannies are as good as anti-trans ads. As for the epidemic... well, if the shoe fits.
I read this with the Mr Punch accent for some reason.
Somewhere in a darkened room, only illuminated by a flickering LCD monitor, an large and rough hewn hand picks up a novelty pink pen with a fluffy thing on the end and opens up their Barbie's Dream Diary onto a long itemized list simply titled "How do I pass?"the decorative mini pumpkins were the biggest tell for me.
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Hey, can't be any worse than that genocide that's totally happening, right?
The whiplash on this in the UK is startling. The cascade of people waking up in wake of the Cass Review is surreal.
It also works well for Dan Treacy from the Television Personalities. He has a very thick Chelsean accent in both his music and when speaking.I read this with the Mr Punch accent for some reason.
Lol, great way to put it.TERF island is killing it. The last few weeks has been like watching one of those movies where the law executes search warrants on all the bad guys at once and takes them all away at the end of the movie.