“The truth shall set you free.” —John 8:32
You might be wondering why those who have for decades been busy changing our culture and moral understandings have of late been becoming ever more shrill, ever more censorious, ever more violent. This is in part because politicians in many states across America have been finally enacted legislation to safeguard childre and more states are following suit. But it is also because—and this helped produce the wave of safeguarding legislation—the Internet has opened up new spaces for truth-tellers, whom elite hegemony over our institutions had long silenced, to enlighten millions.
In this video, Laurence Fox delivers a superb monologue on the importance of truth telling in the face of what he calls the “worship of lies”:
When the truth-tellers were marginalized by what was effectively exclusive control over the means of communication and idea production by progressive elites, those who were and still are changing us for the sake of profit and perverse desire could appear reasonable—or at least silence those who doubted their claims from speaking up for fear of looking unreasonable. Being accused of “conspiracy theory” was, until recently, an effective thought-stopping device. Today, the accusation is becoming something of a badge of honor to be worn by those whose past interpretations of patterns are validated by present facts.
With the opening of new and hard to control spaces, and the rise of mutual knowledge spread by brave voices with previously-suppressed facts, desperation has set in. The strategic denial that greased the slippery slope—e.g., “Nobody is grooming your children”—has been easily exposed for what it is: a concerted effort to get our children. The retail giant Target has lost more than ten billion just in the last week for grooming children, and those for whom Target’s Pride display served as a shrine celebrating their children, mothers suffering from Munchausen-by-proxy, have taken to social media to wail about genocide.
Why would Target erect a shrine to transgenderism in the first place? See The New York Post April 7 article “Inside the CEI system pushing brands to endorse celebs like Dylan Mulvaney.” Dana Kennedy reports: “At stake is their Corporate Equality Index—or CEI—score, which is overseen by the Human Rights Campaign, the largest LGBTQ+ political lobbying group in the world.” Kennedy goes on to report that the HRC issues report cards for America’s biggest corporations via the CEI, awarding (or subtracting) points for how well companies adhere to the HRC’s rating criteria. Businesses that attain the maximum total points earn the coveted title “Best Place To Work For LGBTQ Equality.” What’s behind this? For one thing, millions of dollars from George Soros’ Open Society Foundation. Target also partners with GLSEN, which pushes for kids to secretly change their genders in schools without parental consent (see here). (I will be following up on these matters in future blogs.)
So this is in part because the system of corporate governance has established a Chinese-style social credit system designed to promote crackpot transgressive ideologies, such as queer theory, to create niche markets around manufactured identities. This follows from the logic of consumer culture, where producing consumers is as important than producing commodities. We see this at work in the medical-industrial complex, where they are creating lifetime customers by breaking bodies and sickening people (see Making Patients for the Medical-Industrial Complex). The power elite is weaponizing corporate logic, integrating corporate persons into the social credit system. Transnational elites are changing our culture to control us, and a key part of the strategy is to disrupt ordinary and traditional ways of thinking and behaving. Corporate power is a subversive force. This is the revolution-from-above I have been writing about for the last few years (most recently in Maoism and Wokism and the Tyranny of Bureaucratic Collectivism).
What feeds this at the level of the personality is the narcissism that lies at the heart of the transgender phenomenon. In the May 26, 2023 episode of The Matt Walsh Show, “The Left Has Found Their New Frontier: Male Breastfeeding,” the host reported on the case of a trans TikTok user named Naomi who reports that he has been taking drugs and hormones for the purpose of inducing lactation, what he refers to as a “cow achievement” that brings him “queer joy.” He shares online images of himself allegedly feeding a baby the discharge from a bottle (I will spare you the images, but they aren’t hard to find, see here for examples).
In an article Naomi cites to justify his ambitions, “Case Report: Induced Lactation in a Transgender Woman,” published in a 2018 issue of the journal Transgender Health, the researchers (one of whom is, according to Walsh, a trans activist who argues that only trans people should research trans people) identify a single case of a man in whom lactation was induced using domperidone, estradiol, and progesterone and breast pumping. In another article Naomi cites, “Lactation Induction in a Transgender Woman Wanting to Breastfeed: Case Report,” published in the May issue of The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, the authors lament the fact that the use of language surrounding fertility and breastfeeding remains “heterogendered,” meaning that people who breastfeed are assumed to be straight and identify as women. This is a fine example of the way gender ideology queer theory takes an obvious and necessary fact and attempts to make it appear arbitrary and suspect. Both articles are a fine example of the way gender ideology has colonized and corrupted the medical science literature—or what purports to be medical science literature in the case of Transgender Health.
As Walsh points out, we are now living in a world where a man using synthetic hormones and experiencing discharge from his nipples (nipple discharge in a man should always be evaluated by a doctor) can adopt a child in order to affirm his delusions by pretending to nurse or bottle feed that child with that discharge, transmitting the synthetic hormones and other drugs to the baby’s body. And it’s not just the mix of domperidone, estradiol, and progesterone transmitted to the infant in this practice. Men who believe their women are also quite likely to suffer from one or more psychiatric disorders, which means that the discharge also may contain antianxiety, anticonvulsant, antidepressant, and antipsychotics medication. These can cause cardiac, respiratory, and other health problems, as well as precocious puppetry, which will presumably be controlled with hormones blockers that, if continued (which is likely in the desire to infantilize and trans the kid), will retard brain development.
As Walsh points out, when a mother breastfeeds her child, this is an act of love, done for the sake of the nourishing the child and bonding mother and child. It’s a natural and human thing. When a man does this, on the other hand, it is not for the child, but for his ego. The man admits this because he is explicitly seeking this end to affirm his delusion that he is a woman. But he is not a woman. He cannot be. And therefore he cannot be a mother. His behavior is instead the behavior of a narcissist who doesn’t care about others but about himself. And progressive society enables him by celebrating the act.
As I have written about many times in the past, there is danger in writing the things I have written here. Some institutions will punish a man who tells the truth. Quite a few institutions, in fact. And that is a very revealing truth. When a man (an autogynephilic man who might very well be deriving sexual gratification from pretending to breastfeed a child) endangers children for his own satisfaction and can enjoys the support of institutions that may punish those who criticize him and who demand the protection of children, then you know that something has gone terribly wrong in the world. And this is why we need people like Laurence Fox and Matt Walsh to speak with moral clarity and call out crazy. I don’t want to sound overly optimistic, but it looks like crazy may be on the run.
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You should talk about ESG. It the same as the CEI. Did I miss it?
I am playing catch up on this matter. I learned about this from Matt Walsh only a few days ago and feel a little embarrassed for not being hip to this piece of it. I just talked about ESG on Facebook and plan to blog about it soon.