Mick Hartley

The background to the story of the deeply disturbed Chris Chan, aka Christine Chandler, can be found here at the Glinner Update. A sexual predator who, by his own account, transitioned so he could have sex with lesbians, he's now been arrested for supposedly raping his 79-year-old, dementia-suffering mother.

Well…yes.

It's perhaps predictable that the response from many trans activists to the outrage has been to point out with horror that many of the man's critics have been misgendering him. More worrying, though, is the fact that his custody record has him down as female – which means not only that the statistical sex breakdown for people raping their mothers is going to be somewhat skewed, but also that he may well end up in a woman's prison. And of course news reports, like this in the Metro, refer to him as female throughout.

The Glinner Report again:

Not content with pinning this appalling male crime on women, the online stormtroopers of gender ideology are also claiming the whole thing could have been avoided if it wasn’t for lesbians being so damn picky. The satirical account Trans History Month tweeted “None of this would have happened if the lesbian community validated Christine’s gender identity. We’ve mentioned this before but it’s almost impossible for a trans lesbian to find dates. Maybe Christie wouldn’t have had to vent her sexual energies on her unfortunate mother if lesbians weren’t such bigots and more willing to date her.”

You could perhaps pass this off as one homophobic lunatic if it wasn’t also the current line of thinking at Stonewall, and institutions all over the UK that have been groomed by that organisation….

The Chris Chan story is grotesque and cruel and sad. It is a story of a deeply disturbed and lonely man whose delusions are still being spoon-fed to him by a complicit media class that has utterly lost its way.

Combine it with the knowledge that women are not safe from men like Chan even after his arrest, it takes on another level of horror. Our captured institutions—The NHS, the prison service, the judiciary—are guilty of bringing about a nightmare world for women. It is a vision of hell, but when we blink and rub our eyes, it persists.