More Inaccuracy In MSM Headlines

Hmm, no, that's not quite right. 

Ah, that's better.  

The International Olympic Committee is edging closer towards implementing a ban on transgender women competing in the female category in time for the Los Angeles Olympic Games. Multiple sources expect such a ban to come into effect over the next six to 12 months with the new IOC president, Kirsty Coventry, making clear she wants to drive through her campaign pledge to protect the female category.

Electing a woman president clearly paid off! 

Speculation that the IOC would introduce a new policy as soon as January intensified on Monday after it was reported that its director of health, medicine and science, Dr Jane Thornton, had given a science-based review of the evidence to its members last week, showing there were permanent physical advantages to being born male.

As did appointing a female director of health, medecine and science!  

It's Telling They Weren't Worried About Staying Out Of Jail...

That thing that never happens (according to the trans activists, anyway!) happened again....

The nation's first openly transgender lawmaker once asked her accomplice girlfriend if they would still get into heaven as they exchanged lewd photos of children as young as three.

And of course, despite the charges and the natutre of the crimes, the MSM insists on respecting their chosen peonouns....  

Disgraced New Hampshire Rep. Stacie-Marie Laughton, who was born Barry Laughton, 41, was arrested in 2023 and was charged with aiding and abetting the sexual exploitation of children. She pleaded guilty to the charges in federal court in Boston last week, and admitted to encouraging her then-girlfriend, Lindsay Groves, 40, to take nude photos of young children in her care at Creative Minds daycare in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts, KRCR reports.

Unluvkily for them, Middle America takes a dim view of the sort of thing and isn't inclined to be as lenient as the pathetic excuse for a justice system that we have over here... 

At another point, Laughton expressed her fears that they would be arrested. 'I don't wanna get caught if we do,' she wrote to Groves on June 7 of that year. 'Lots of parents don't like people touching their kids and it is against the law,' she noted.

Let's see a lawyer argue their way out of that!  

...the ex-politician and Groves - who entered into her own plea agreement last month, admitting to sending Laughton the explicit photos - now face between 15 to 30 years in prison, a fine up to $250,000 and a lifetime of supervised release.

Over here, they'd probablt not even get any jail time. And if they did, some bungling civil servant would see they were let out before serving too much of it! 

How Can You Assess What You Can't Admit?

Teenagers who have moderate or severe period pain are much more likely to develop chronic pain as adults, according to research.

Shouldn't that be 'teenage girls'? They are, after all. the ones who menstuate.

Researchers said the findings should serve as a wake-up call to improve menstrual education, reduce stigma, and ensure young people have access to effective support and treatment early on.

Ensure 'young girls' have access, you mean? 

Academics at the University of Oxford analysed data from more than 1,100 participants in the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children and found that, compared with those who did not have painful menses, those with severe period pain (dysmenorrhoea) at 15 years old had a 76% higher risk of chronic pain by the age of 26, while those with moderate period pain were 65% more likely to have chronic pain as adults. While previous research has focused on pelvic pain, the authors say this study, funded by the Medical Research Foundation and published in the Lancet Child & Adolescent Health journal, is the first to reveal a link between adolescent period pain and chronic pain in other parts of the body.

They really are going out of their way to avoid saying which sex they are talking about, aren't they? 

While anxiety and depression could play a role in the development of chronic pain as an adult, the study found this was only a minor factor. The researchers believe that greater “neuroplasticity” during adolescence could make teenage brains more sensitive to repeated pain signals, which could change how they process pain in the brain.

What changed how scientists and journalists process reality in their brain, that they can write an article that avoids clarity until almost half way down the page? Surely that's the bigger question?

Yes, It's A Mental Illness...

 ...and it often goes hand in hand with other expressions of mental illness:

A murder-obsessed teenager who spoke of carrying out a mass shooting at an Edinburgh school has been jailed for six years. A court heard Felix Winter, who is now 18, "idolised" the killers behind the 1999 Columbine High School massacre in the US. The pupil repeatedly spoke about mounting a similar "Doomsday" attack to the one which claimed the lives of 12 students and a teacher in Colorado. Winter, who also held racist and pro-Nazi views, admitted two charges at a hearing in February.

But no matter what someone’s been found guilty of, there are always those eager to assist them to escape punishment. 

Shelagh McCall KC, defending, called for a strict alternative to custody as her client was a "vulnerable young person" with mental health issues.

Indeed so, more so than this article wishes you to realise: 

Police Scotland launched an investigation in the summer of 2023 after a social media photo of Winter at school wearing combat gear and carrying an imitation gun caused panic among pupils and parents. It emerged the clothes and prop gun were issued to him for a video being made in a drama class in which he had been cast as a kidnapper. But detectives established Winter, of Kirknewton, West Lothian, frequently spoke to other pupils about carrying out a school attack.

Officers discovered that the schoolboy had a TikTok account which had footage of him wearing black combat clothes as well as a skeleton mask.

Despite the name and the pronouns used by the BBC, this is a girl. 

At a previous hearing, Winter's lawyer said that the teenager was vulnerable and a transgender person and that would need to be taken into account.

Quite why, when it’s merely another facet of her extreme mental illness, God only knows!