Labor and their camp-followers in the legacy media love to hoot and jeer that the coalition has a ‘woman problem’. Except, as it turns out, it’s Labor with the real woman problem.
Both figuratively and literally.
Firstly, because Labor’s insistence on quotas over merit continually pushes the grossest human turds to the top of the punchbowl. Such as Kristina Keneally, who was parachuted into safe Labor seat again and again, and immediately tossed out by voters again and again, until even Labor got the message. Or the ‘Mean Girls’ triumvirate, of which Keneally was one rickety leg, the remaining two being the insufferable Penny Wong and the odious Katy Gallagher. These three stand widely accused of bullying their own colleague, the late Kimberley Kitching, to a heart attack and an early grave.
But the real woman problem Labor have is with – literally – real women.
The Albanese government secretly intervened in international forums against the UN special rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Reem Alsalem, over her support for women’s sex-based rights, newly released documents suggest.
So, when it came to supporting real women, or running cover for predatory male fetishists in dresses, Labor is kicking the real women to the curb.
Obtained under freedom of information laws, the documents reveal the government’s handpicked ambassador for gender equality, Stephanie Copus Campbell, told an audience of public servants in September last year that Ms Alsalem had “taken a fairly difficult position on transgender rights in a way that doesn’t conform with our views” […]
Affiliation of Australian Women’s Advocacy Alliances founder Megan Poore said the transcript [of Copus Campbell’s speech] “revealed a number of deeply concerning things from our perspective about the government’s approach to women’s sex-based protections and rights”.
She said more, but we’re not allowed to know just what.
Ms Copus Campbell’s remarks were made in a “fireside chat” with senior public servants from the Department of Education and the Department of Employment […]
The next part of the ambassador’s “fireside chat” was redacted from the transcript at the request of DFAT on the grounds that “its disclosure would, or could reasonably be expected to, cause damage to the international relations of the commonwealth”.
Just how extreme for the groomer agenda is she?
And what is it that Alsalem said to so offend the cocks-in-frocks brigade and their Quisling fag-hags?
Ms Alsalem had challenged Ms Cody’s submission to the Federal Court in the Tickle v Giggle discrimination case that transgender women are women and that the prohibition against gender identity discrimination was consistent with the UN’s Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.
Ms Alsalem argues that under the UN treaty, the term “gender” referred to two sexes, male and female, and the term “woman” referred to a biological female.
Demented screeching from the men lurking around the girl’s toilet blocks.
I mean, what qualifies her to make such an outrageous statement, that a woman is a “biological female” (even if it is a tautology)? Is she a biologist? Remember, not even a US Supreme Court justice is qualified to say what a woman is.
Hell, even Magoo can answer that one.
Anthony Albanese has continuously tried to avoid talking about transgender issues, saying in 2022 and 2023 that he defined a woman as “a human female” and that was “not a hard question to answer”.
After Scott Morrison tried to make the issue of trans women in female sports a political issue in 2022, his successor Peter Dutton also avoided talking about it publicly despite concerns from his party MPs about the growing encroachment on women’s rights.
But don’t go giving us any more of your bullshit, Labor, about the ‘coalition’s woman problem’. We can all see who has the real problem with real women and who’s pandering to creepy male fetishists.
