We Will Not Lie Down! Part 2.

Update 619. This Is Terf Month. #BeMorePorcupine.

Jun 16, 2025

Hopping forwards with Part 2, dear readers 😂

In Part 1 we have had the co-founder of Mana Wāhine Kōrero opposing the gender madness. Let’s go back to a Maori Suffragette!! Meri Te Tai Mangakāhia. In 1893 Meri addressed the Kotahitanga, the Māori parliament that met from 1892 to 1902 in various locations around the North Island, to ask that Māori women be allowed to vote for and become members of that body.

Hateful Gay Men!!!!

Mr Menno, Jack Jewell and Mike and Alex ( aka ‘The Nice Boys In The Country’) have come under attack from a trans activist called Jen Ives. Here is their very entertaining two part response ( part 1 on Jack’s channel and part 2 on Menno’s channel):

The Capture of Social Work

Transgender Trend report on this issue on their website:

A brief history of the ideological capture of social work

Post published:June 15, 2025

As with teaching, the profession of social work has become completely captured by the ideology of gender identity over the past decade.

It has happened in the same way; a combination of the lobbying of activist groups and individuals coupled with government initiatives and support from the well-meaning and gullible professionals with collective amnesia regarding normal rules of safeguarding and understanding of the vulnerabilities of looked-after children.

The result has been a total failure of care and a disproportionate number of these troubled children sent to the gender clinic.

The background:

In her interim report Dr Hilary Cass highlighted the disproportionate number of looked-after children referred to the Tavistock GIDS. She said

“In discussion with social workers, we heard concerns about how looked after children are supported in getting the help and support they need.”

The figures are stark. A study of Tavistock GIDS referrals 2009 – 2011 found:

Looked after children make up 0.58% of the general population but 4.9% of GIDS referrals.

Adopted children account for another 3.8% of referrals. (Gender Dysphoria in looked-after and adopted young people in a gender identity development service Matthews et al 2019)

The Cass Review final report documented the percentages from a systematic review (Taylor et al: Patient characteristics):

loss of parent through abandonment resulting in adoption (1-8%), foster care (1-12%) or children’s home placement (0.5 – 5%).

The Review also included figures from the Tavistock GIDS:

‘However, a review of the first 124 cases seen by GIDS (Di Ceglie et al., 2002) found that just over a quarter of all referrals had spent some time in care and nearly half of all referrals had experienced living with only one parent. It showed that 42% of the children covered by the audit experienced the loss of one or both parents, mainly through separation; 38% had family physical health problems; and 38% had family mental health problems. Physical abuse was documented in 15% of cases. [p. 94]’

In research of comparative referral rates across regional NHS clinical commissioning groups, Blackpool came top with the highest number of referrals to GIDS.

Blackpool also has the highest number of looked after children in England at 218 per 10,000.

The full piece is here:

https://www.transgendertrend.com/social-work-history-ideological-capture/

New Zealand - Vanessa’s Story

I recently reported on this shocking case here:

https://dustymasterson.substack.com/p/the-hellish-clown-car-part-1

Katrina Biggs on her substack, A B’Old Woman looks at the press coverage of the case, both positive and ( shockingly) negative.

A tale of a tragedy about a teen who turned ‘trans’.

It seems that 'trans' often begins with trauma, as is becoming more evident.

Jun 16, 2025

By now, this story has been told several times, but it’s one that it cannot be told too often - not least because there will undoubtably be attempts to memory hole it as an inconvenient truth. The story, one of immense tragedy, is about a teenage girl who starved to death alone in emergency accommodation in the South Island of New Zealand. She had adopted a ‘trans’ identity as a boy, and been estranged from her parents, as is too often the case in these situations, with contact by text re-established only a little while before her death.

The girl, whom her parents have requested to be called Vanessa, was troubled and could be difficult due to various life events and the co-existing conditions she had. One of those life events included being sexually molested at the age of five by an older child at school. Vanessa was the ideal recipient for the ‘trans’ agenda. Once exposed to it, she inevitably fell to it. Her parents and her psychiatrist knew that going along with Vanessa’s delusion of being a boy was the wrong thing for her. However, other adults from school and various agencies affirmed her ‘trans’ identity as a boy, and she eventually severed contact with her parents and left home.

In January 2023, Vanessa was found dead and skeletal from anorexia nervosa, alone in the locked motel room where she’d obtained emergency accommodation.

Journalist Ruth Hill broke the story in RNZ News on 12 June this year. She had been alerted to it by Fern Hickson from Resist Gender Education, who had been contacted by Vanessa’s parents after a period of grieving for their lost daughter. They knew they weren’t the only parents with kids hit by gender ideology, and bravely decided to go public with their story to expose the dangers of it. Fern struggled to find a journalist with the interest and/or courage to write such an explosive and largely taboo piece, instead of the usual ‘trans’ puff pieces preferred by mainstream media, until Ruth took it on.

The full piece is here:

https://aboldwoman.substack.com/p/a-tale-of-a-tragedy-about-a-teen?publication_id=1177996&post_id=166036022&isFreemail=true&r=20xc5g&triedRedirect=true&utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

House of Commons Apologises

Feminist Legal Clinic reports:

House of Commons apologises after trans barrister used women’s lavatory ( 15 June)

The House of Commons has apologised after allowing a trans woman to use female-only lavatories.

Robin Moira White, a trans barrister who is a biological male, was told to use the ladies’ lavatories in Portcullis House last week before being questioned outside by two women’s rights campaigners.

It follows a Supreme Court ruling in April that trans women are not women under the Equality Act. The judgment led to the Government saying trans women should use lavatories according to their biological sex.

Source: House of Commons apologises after trans barrister used women’s lavatory