ZitatHelen Webberley is terrifyinghttps://www.spectator.co.uk/article/helen-webberley-is-terrifying/
Ben Leo's interview with Helen Webberley is a chilling dramatisation of what happens when ideology meets reality – and ideology persists. The GB News host questioned Webberley, founder of telemedicine clinic GenderGP, on the organisation's willingness to prescribe puberty-blocking drugs to minors and the reported side effects of these pharmaceuticals, which have been said to limit sexual function in adulthood.
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The reason for the interview was GenderGP's expansion to the United States, where policy remains far behind the UK in addressing the shortcomings of gender medicine and better regulating its services. More vulnerable people will have to suffer before the American political mainstream is able to dislodge 'affirming' gender medicine for juveniles from its place in the culture wars as a practice embraced by liberals simply because it is denounced by Donald Trump. Until that time, opponents of the reckless prescription of life-altering drugs to confused, vulnerable children – confused, vulnerable people of any age, quite frankly – should work at the state level to build a coalition for prohibition of the supply of puberty blockers to under-18s and for robust oversight and regulation of hormone prescription in the case of adults.
ZitatDoctor who gives puberty blockers to trans children loses licencehttps://archive.is/lvgIk
Helen Webberley says that her GenderGP business has 10,000 patients but denies that she is treating them personally
ZitatProPublica has found multiple cases of women with underlying health conditions who died when they couldn't access abortions. Tierra Walker, a 37-year-old mother, was told by doctors there was no emergency before preeclampsia killed her.
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ProPublica asked Sen. Bryan Hughes, the author of Texas' abortion ban, about how the specific complications Walker faced should be treated by doctors under the amended law. When her pregnancy began, would she be eligible for an abortion due to her health? Would she need to wait for a diagnosis of severe preeclampsia? Is there a reason the law doesn't include an exception for health risks? ProPublica put the same questions to the 20 state senators who co-wrote the bipartisan amendment.
Only Sen. Carol Alvarado, a Democrat, responded. [...]
https://www.propublica.org/article/texas-abortion-ban-tierra-walker-preeclampsia
, verfügt anscheinend über kein passendes CE noch eine Zulassung als Medizinprodukt in Deutschland! Trotzdem findet man bereits auf der Startseite Bilder, welche Elektrodenanlagen zeigen, die für die Humanmedizin vorgesehen sind und somit auch dessen Einsatz in der Humanmedizin "bewerben".ZitatWagenknecht: BSW steht für Anti-AfD-Koalition nicht zur Verfügung
,,Die Brandmauer ist gescheitert", sagt die Gründerin des BSW. Sie behauptet: ,,Einbindung zähmt, Ausgrenzung radikalisiert."
Zitat von: Peiresc am Gestern um 12:35:29Aber sicher ist das nicht. Das Verhaltensmuster jedenfalls hat er schon mehrfach gezeigt: einen plötzlichen 180°-Schwenk, wenn sein steifer Widerstand etwas nicht verhindern konnte.Quiet, piggy!
Ich habe bisher keinen Text gesehen, der eine plausible Interpretation und vor allem eine Prognose abgegeben hat, was als nächstes passieren wird.

Zitat von: Peiresc am Gestern um 11:50:12Hat er vielleicht schon. Und sträubt sich deswegen auch nicht mehr gegen die Freigabe.Zitat von: Max P am Gestern um 09:53:16Vielleicht werden die Files ja vorher von allen, Trump offensichtlich belastenden Teilen gesäubert, so dass er sagen kann, see, I told you so.Darüber denke ich schon länger nach: offensichtlich ist das nicht so einfach, denn sonst hätte er das längst hinter sich gebracht.