My last post here was about the governor of Massachusetts, surrounded exclusively by a gaggle of women, signing a state bill into law that permits women to kill babies right up to the moment of birth.

I suppose the next logical step on that road is already obvious. We hear endless blather about postpartum depression whenever a mother murders her own children, and the excuses flow thick and fast—she was just depressed, it’s a mental health matter, don’t judge. This new law is of a piece with all that. It treats the killing of the most defenseless human life as a matter of pure female prerogative, right up to delivery.

So I’ll ask the question plainly: when are men going to get fed up? Completely, utterly fed up. I’m not going to spell out right here what I mean by that or what might need to happen. But if you’re paying attention, you can probably figure it out for yourself.

I don’t really think that that Massachusetts spectacle with the governor surrounded by a bunch of cunts is going to have legs at all. I don’t think it’s going to age well. In fact, I think it’s kind of a gift, because it really puts in your face how unbelievably evil so many women can be. Destroyers of civilization. What is more fundamental to civilization than having babies?

Anyway, I want to move on to some positive notes. That’s the title of this post. And so many of you will recall the head-shaking over the last few years as we moved on from killing babies that are being born to mutilating children. This has been going on with the participation of hundreds of hospitals—hospitals, I repeat—around the country, raking in millions, perhaps billions, to mutilate children. To encourage children to get mutilated. To encourage children to take drugs to counteract their normal hormones.

So there’s great action on that front. Wonderful. Raise your arms, clap, or do whatever it is you’d like to do when the news is so good.

I’m having to pinch myself all the time. Is this real? Here, at the very pinnacle of US Administration, you have three men, no cunts, stopping the child mutilation that is 100% driven by fucking female cunts in a sort of Munchausen by proxy way.

(Way back in the Paleo Daze when I got in trouble on Twitter by calling three prominent Diet talk females cunts, I later got calls from prominent men saying, “At first I thought you were way overboard, but now I think you might be right. That was 13 years ago.)

Moving on, here’s a very local action about the same thing. Texas AG Ken Paxton being a total hero.

I’m just going to quote Jeff Childers, here. Why? Because he’s a lawyer, and you really need a lawyer to clue you in on the enormity of this one. As he tells it, it’s tantamount to a court judgment with heavy penalties. Which necessarily means that the risks were even greater. Which is outstanding. Think of how pissed off people are (jury members) being locked down for years while Democrats (exclusively) killed your businesses and tried to get your children to be mutilated.

Bless Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. Late last week, the Houston Chronicle reported, “Texas Children’s Hospital must provide free ‘detransition’ care under settlement.” You could not unfairly describe the settlement as ritual humiliation. Paxton is cutting the hospitals’ woke, defiant berries off.

As a lawyer who’s negotiated more settlements than I could count, this settlement is brutal. The hospital completely caved. Paxton crushed them.

On top of paying the state $9 million, TCH must also pay the legal fees of the whistleblowing nurse, Vanessa Sivadge, who turned them in. Vanessa also gets nearly $2 million from the state’s settlement for being the whistleblower.

Next, the hospital must permanently bar five gender-bending doctors who worked there. Buh bye. Best of luck in your future endeavors. They’re professional pariahs now. And the hospital must release a public statement admitting it illegally provided gender transition care, and take down a previous online statement denying all wrongdoing that claimed the system was only settling “to protect our resources from endless and costly litigation.”

Ouch! Believe it or not, admissions of wrongdoing are unicorns. They are almost impossible to get. The whole point of settling is to avoid being found guilty of whatever you were accused of. That Paxton got Texas Children’s to agree to publicly debase themselves like this is stunning. It’s basically as good as winning in court, except this way the hospital has to also do a lot of things a judge can’t legally order.

But best of all, most humiliating of all, the settlement gives the hospital 90 days to build and then advertise a “detransition clinic” on its website. Then, for the first five years, it must provide free care to any patient from any hospital in any state who got ‘transgender care,’ regardless of age, whether it was surgery or even just hormone therapy.

I suspect Texas Children’s will be providing a lot of psychiatry, hormone stabilization, and breast reconstruction.

In other words, for at least five years, the hospital is having its face shoved into its victims’ pain and suffering, every single day, day after day, with no upper limit. You couldn’t possibly imagine a better deterrent to other defiant doctors tempted by Big Transgender’s siren song of big money.

My big what is, how did these fucks—from “doctors” and surgeons down to nurses—ever believe they would get away with mutilating children?

I’m happy. Not going to say I’m satisfied. Neither will I look a gift horse in the mouth. This is wonderful. Best hopes would be to see all the child-mutilating surgeons and staff face prosecution with loss of all assets and the death penalty on the table (after a fair trial).

At the least, this settlement surely strikes fear into guilty hearts across the country.

OK, let’s move on to my final section here, and it’s my biggest joy of all. The reasons for that go way back, because as many of you know, I’ve been in these diet wars for a long time. It’s coming up on 20 years now. I think 2007 was when I began getting into it, and my heyday was about 2008 to 2014 or ’15, something like that. But I’ve always still maintained a lot of my influence.

The thing about it that I consider, in retrospect, is that wow, it was all of us—not just me or others as influencers or bloggers, but all of you who were engaged, commenting on posts, and saying, “Hey, look at this guy, look at this guy.” So it’s like, wow, it kind of worked. You can’t point to one specific person and say, “He’s the one or she’s the one who drove the world forward.” There were a lot of really smart and conscientious people, both on the side of writing and influencing, and on the side of being engaged, so that it was worth it to do something for all of us. To me, it’s like everybody give yourself a hand.

Because now I’m going to show you something, and again, it’s like pat yourself on the back, because did anyone think that back in the day—you know, 10 or 15 years ago—that we would ever have the top US federal administration, the top health guy in the whole country, saying basically what we were saying back then? Take a look.

RFK Jr. has a podcast. I’m subscribed to the channel. It’s a mix, but recently, he began a “Cooking Real Food” section where he’s going to bring in top chefs to show you how to make a real, delicious whole food meal for under 5 bucks.

His first guest is chef Andrew Gruel, who I’d never heard of before, but says all the right stuff. His latest episode is with Geoffrey Zakarian, one of my favs forever.

I have a silly little xeet out to the secretary.

OK, now take this in.

So, I’m overall positive. On the one hand, I’m watching miserable fucking feminist cunts around the world double down until men have had enough. On the other hand, many things are already advancing forward in positive directions.