Press Release 4 July 2025 | Alison Bailey

Allison Bailey has won her discrimination case against Linnaeus Veterinary
Limited, trading as Palmerston Veterinary Group, for unlawful discrimination
based on her gender critical beliefs.

In the first case of its kind, Miss Bailey, a gender critical feminist, barrister, and lesbian, has demonstrated that the Courts can and will take action where gender critical women are denied goods and services on account of their beliefs.

Miss Bailey was expelled without warning from her vet’s practice in 2023. She alleged that her expulsion was due to her gender critical beliefs: she believes sex is binary, biological, immutable, and important — views that would have been entirely uncontroversial at any other time in history. She considers the belief that gender identity can override biological sex to be unevidenced, pseudoscientific, quasi-religious, and dangerous. She believes that gender identity ideology gained ground so quickly in the past decade because it was erroneously linked to LGB rights by self-interested lobby groups, with disastrous consequences for women and girls, children, the vulnerable, and the same-sex attracted, all lawful beliefs protected under equality legislation.

In its judgment, the Court has now agreed with Miss Bailey and found that her expulsion was unlawful and discriminatory.

Source: Press-Release-Final-4-July-2025-9am.pdf

Judgement available here: https://allisonbailey.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Bailey-v.-Linnaeus-Veterinary-Ltd-judgment-04.07.25.pdf

 

Trans books for toddlers are an outrage | The Telegraph

A new audit of the publishing industry shows toddlers are the latest target of gender zealots – and yes, it’s as disturbing as it sounds.

The parents of Britain have had enough. Enough gender propaganda. Enough school awareness days à la this week’s Rainbow Friday, promoted by the charity Just Like Us, which has been accused of a pro-trans agenda. Enough hours explaining to our tweenagers that JK Rowling isn’t, in fact, a wicked hater and that it’s Harry and Hermione who have lost the plot.

If you thought the whole trans nonsense had been settled in the Supreme Court, after a panel of Appeal judges ruled that no matter how long their false eyelashes or how shrill and strident their opinions, trans women are not women – think again.

Now pre-schoolers are under siege from a slew of sparkly picture books in which daddies turn into mommies (sic) by dint of growing their hair and painting their nails. Because we all know that’s all it takes to be a woman, folks.

Titles include She’s My Dad!, Julián is a Mermaid and Call Me Tree. No. I’m not making this up.

N]ew research into the publishing industry carried out by UK pressure group Sex Matters and its US equivalent, SEEN in Publishing, has revealed that a “shiny, sparkly world of trans identities” is being promoted to young readers, with “many aimed at toddlers”.

This new audit of the publishing industry found that of 21 publishers surveyed, a fifth of their output on transgender-related products was targeted at children, leading the report to raise concerns that the message in the early-reader books was often that becoming transgender will “resolve bodily hatred and create enduring joy in the form of ‘trans euphoria’”.

However, I think we can take solace in the fact that common sense is in the ascendant. Or it would be if we can stop a tsunami of gender-fluid evangelism sweeping through our nurseries and recruiting a generation of innocents into what remains of the discredited, delusional gender war.

Source: Trans books for toddlers are an outrage

French court convicts ex-Ubisoft executives over culture of workplace harassment | France 24

A court near Paris has found a former Ubisoft [the publisher of Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry] executive guilty of attempted sexual assault and handed suspended jail terms to two other former executives for allowing a toxic environment of harassment to prosper at the French gaming giant.

 A French court sentenced three former Ubisoft executives on Wednesday to suspended prison terms for enabling a culture of sexual and psychological harassment at the gaming giant.

Thomas François, a former editorial vice president who was also convicted on a charge of attempted sexual assault, was handed a suspended three-year term, while former chief creative officer Serge Hascoet was given an 18-month suspended sentence.

Former games director Guillaume Patrux received a 12-month suspended sentence.

Source: French court convicts ex-Ubisoft executives over culture of workplace harassment; https://www.france24.com/en/20200714-metoo-fallout-at-french-video-game-company-ubisoft-could-signal-industry-shift

 

Buy tickets – Building International Terf Sisterhood – Euston, London

WDI International Conference 26-27 July 2025 London, UK

Building International Terf Sisterhood &

End Sex Falsification and Restore Safeguarding – UK Campaign

WDI invite you to a women only, hybrid international conference at the Wesley Hotel (gone are the days when we had to keep the location secret) near Euston and Kings Cross, London, UK. The spread of gender identity politics has been swift and wide reaching. Women’s Declaration International has been working for seven years to defend women’s sex based rights against this politics and has a declaration signed by 547 organizations and nearly 40,000 individuals from 160 countries. This conference will be a wonderful time to get together and will help us share information about how to defend women’s rights. The conference theme will be our great collective success building International Terf Sisterhood but as always we will be focussing on all the issues raised in the Declaration. If you can’t attend in person you can join us online.

Source: Buy tickets – Building International Terf Sisterhood – Euston

Help Us Fight the Psyopcracy – Consortium News

William Casey, C.I.A. director under Ronald Reagan, said: “We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.”

Thus the American people are continuously subject to a number of psychological operations otherwise known as “the news.”

U.S. intelligence officials feed journalists disinformation to create a false narrative that is intended to mislead the public and cover-up what is actually taking place.

The constant reinforcement of these lies becomes entrenched in the public mind and after time comes to be accepted as unquestionable truth.

Through such operations, the American people were led to believe for years that the United States was winning in Vietnam, when it was actually losing, as the Pentagon Papers proved.

Since then, many examples have followed of completely false stories being planted into people’s minds to start and keep a war going, the fake WMD narrative in Iraq perhaps the most infamous.

Today the wars people are being fooled about are in Ukraine and Gaza.

Sometimes a psyop doesn’t involve inserting false information, so much as leaving out what’s true.

Robert Parry, the founder of this website, in March 2017 wrote the article, “How US Flooded the World with Psyops,” in which he reported for the first time:

“Newly declassified documents from the Reagan presidential library help explain how the U.S. government developed its sophisticated psychological operations capabilities that – over the past three decades – have created an alternative reality both for people in targeted countries and for American citizens, a structure that expanded U.S. influence abroad and quieted dissent at home.

 

So many people are subject to psyops that telling the truth becomes a formidable task. You become the one that is out of step. You are the one that seems to be mad.

[Ed: The trans movement is clearly a psyop.]

Source: Help Us Fight the Psyopcracy – Consortium News

Second man charged after Melbourne childcare worker accused of 70 offences – ABC News

Police investigating a Melbourne childcare worker accused of child sex crimes have charged a second man with serious offences, including bestiality.

Michael Simon Wilson, of Hoppers Crossing, is also facing charges related to child abuse material and sex offences, according to the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court.

Victoria Police said the charges related to the alleged sexual assault of a teenage boy in Coburg on August 16.

The ABC understands detectives who examined Mr Wilson’s devices discovered material linking him to Melbourne childcare worker Joshua Dale Brown, who has been charged with more than 70 child sex offences.

Premier Jacinta Allan announced on Wednesday her government would create a register of childcare workers “as soon as possible” to provide extra scrutiny.

[Ed: Yes because we need to unfairly scrutinise all childcare workers rather than just men who pose the problem].

Source: Second man charged after Melbourne childcare worker accused of 70 offences – ABC News

Universities ‘don’t protect academics from trans harassment’ | The Telegraph

Universities have failed to protect gender-critical academics from interference and harassment, a government-commissioned report has found.

A review led by Professor Alice Sullivan, a sociology expert at University College London (UCL), found that many academics had faced “barriers to research” as well as abuse and intimidation because of their gender-critical views.

The report, which was commissioned by the previous Conservative government and analysed submissions from 140 academics, claimed failure to support such individuals was “a stain on the higher education sector”.

Universities have failed to protect gender-critical academics from interference and harassment, a government-commissioned report has found.

A review led by Professor Alice Sullivan, a sociology expert at University College London (UCL), found that many academics had faced “barriers to research” as well as abuse and intimidation because of their gender-critical views.

The report, which was commissioned by the previous Conservative government and analysed submissions from 140 academics, claimed failure to support such individuals was “a stain on the higher education sector”.

It alleged that administrative bloat at UK universities in recent years and the growth of equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) departments were interfering with academic freedom.

Source: Universities ‘don’t protect academics from trans harassment’

Western Sydney University hacker granted bail, university releases comment – Cyber Daily

The threat actor, determined to be ex-student Birdie Kingston, began her (sic) hacking spree in 2021 in an effort to get “discounted” university parking. By the end, she (sic) had changed her academic results and exfiltrated student data and threatened to sell it, unless she (sic) received $40,000 in cryptocurrency.

According to Detective Acting Superintendent Jason Smith, Kingston had an ongoing grudge against the university, which is believed to have been the motivation for the cyber attacks.

After appearing at Parramatta Local Court this morning (Friday, 27 June ), Kingston was granted bail on strict conditions after it was determined that she (sic) had a number of medical issues, including a heart condition, autism and ADHD, and that she (sic) was a transgender woman, which her lawyer argued would make custody more difficult and unpleasant.

Kingston will return to court on 18 July.

Source: Western Sydney University hacker granted bail, university releases comment – Cyber Daily

Lia Thomas: UPenn to ban trans athletes after swimmer probe | BBC

The University of Pennsylvania has agreed to block transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports after a federal civil rights investigation stemming from swimmer Lia Thomas.

The US Department of Education announced the agreement, saying the Ivy League institution would apologise and restore to female athletes titles and records that were “misappropriated by male athletes”.

The university said it would update its records set during the 2021–22 season to “indicate who would now hold the records under current eligibility guidelines”, but it did not say whether Thomas’ records would be erased.

Thomas became the first trans athlete to win the highest US national college title in March 2022.

The deal marks the latest development in President Donald Trump’s crackdown on transgender athletes participating in sports. He signed an executive order days after coming into office that sought to prevent transgender women from competing in female categories of sports.

The university was among several that his administration opened investigations into over possible violations of Title IX, a 1972 civil rights law that bans sex-based discrimination in any education programme or activity that receives federal funding.

Two months later, the Trump administration paused $175m (£127m) in federal funding to the college over its transgender athlete policy.

Under Tuesday’s deal, the university must stick to “biology-based definitions” of male and female, in line with the president’s executive orders, said the education department.

Last year, Thomas took legal action in a bid to compete again in elite women’s sports, but the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland rejected the case.

It came two years after governing body World Aquatics voted to ban transgender women from such events if they have gone through any part of the process of male puberty.

Human Rights Campaign, the largest political group lobbying for LGBT rights in the US, issued a statement criticising the deal.

Source: Lia Thomas: UPenn to ban trans athletes after swimmer probe

Childcare abuse allegations: A raid, a horror discovery and the distressing race to identify childcare victims | SMH

When detectives discovered a cache of child abuse material allegedly in the hands of a Melbourne childcare worker, it started the clock ticking on an unprecedented response from police and public health authorities.

After raiding the home of 26-year-old Joshua Dale Brown in May, police faced the daunting and distressing task of trying to identify eight children, some as young as five months old, whom it is alleged he had abused and filmed.

They also tracked Brown’s work history, fearing the allegations against him at one centre in the city’s west may be only the tip of the iceberg. They uncovered that he had worked at 20 childcare centres across the city since 2017.

Sex crimes detectives have now focused their attention on Brown’s time at a centre in Essendon, where they are investigating whether abuse occurred, and police are urging anyone with further information to come forward.

For weeks, police and the Health Department grappled with how to reveal the horrifying allegations to the families involved, ready the health system for a large-scale child-testing regimen and reassure the wider community.

Brown’s appearance in court in May attracted no attention, though he was charged with 70 counts related to the alleged sexual abuse of minors, including sexual penetration, producing child abuse material for use through a carriage service and recklessly contaminating goods to cause alarm or anxiety. Brown had no criminal history and possessed a valid Working With Children Check.

A cone of silence soon fell around the looming scandal after magistrate Matthew White issued a blanket suppression order preventing any publication of the charges.

Victoria Police and the Office of Public Prosecutions had initially applied for the gag order to protect the integrity of the investigation, as they began the painstaking work of informing the affected families.

At this point, no one but the police and the Health Department were aware of what had allegedly taken place between April 2022 and January 2023 at the Creative Garden Early Learning Centre in Point Cook. It remains unknown when the childcare operator was notified.

But behind the scenes, as the scale of the alleged offending continued to grow – along with the need to test more than 1200 children for sexually transmitted diseases – a decision was made that the issue had become too big to contain.

Brown had tested positive for a sexually transmitted disease and police suspected he could have exposed unknown numbers of children.

Ninety minutes after the suppression order was revoked, police and the state government, including the premier, called a joint press conference to deliver the shocking news. Police also took the highly unusual step of releasing the alleged offender’s name publicly, a measure taken to ensure that other childcare workers were not unfairly suspected.

Very little is known about Brown, who was easily recognisable to parents by his distinctive arm tattoos and ginger-coloured hair, which he often dyed different colours. He lived in a rented townhouse in Point Cook with a male roommate and a cat. The home is now vacant. He had previously worked at large childcare chains G8 Education and Affinity Education and done short-stint relief work at other centres.

Source: Childcare abuse allegations: A raid, a horror discovery and the distressing race to identify childcare victims