Kellie-Jay Keen is not coming to New Zealand due to fears for her life – yes, here in New Zealand!

Last night – Friday 15^th Sept in New Zealand – Kellie-Jay Keen announced that she wouldn’t be coming here on 20^th September after all¹.

After receiving fresh information which showed how influenced our police force is by trans activists, Kellie-Jay Keen and her family didn’t feel confident that her life and safety wouldn’t be endangered here, or that the police would protect her from the more rabidly unhinged trans activists. More than a few countries have these, and they are not controlled in any way, shape, or form by the police anywhere. Additionally, there were concerns that some spurious reason would be used at the border to disallow her entry into New Zealand, once she arrived.

As well as feeling disappointed that she wouldn’t be coming, there are many like myself who are devastated that our country has come to this – a handful of loud, lying, hateful, anti-women activists calling the shots with our police force, not to mention with our politicians. If either of the police or politicians exercised even the tiniest bit of professional discernment in their jobs, and unbiasedly listened to gender critical women as well, we may not have come to this pass. Instead, they’ve sold their souls to trans activists, and their minds to the stories trans activists tell. And, here we are.

Naturally, trans activists are crowing about it in the truth-twisting way they have become masterful at, and renowned for –

Just like the air he breathes, the above individual needs constant attention, so the less of that given to him the better. But as someone at the forefront of stoking up hot hatred since he arrived in NZ, his behaviour can’t always be ignored. His relentless, attention-seeking vitriol against those who don’t think men can turn into women has gained him a slavish following and imitation from those desperately seeking some sort of ‘deep’ meaning in their lives to latch onto. And all with a free pass from our police and politicians.

It is completely understandable why Kellie-Jay Keen and her family feared for her life here.

There is a sneaking suspicion, though, that this may turn out to be somewhat of a pyrrhic victory for trans activists. It’s universally acknowledged that creating a ‘martyr’ for a cause is a bad move. It strengthens the resolve of those on the side of the ‘martyr’, and the publicity around it encourages others to join the cause. I’ll stop at that, and not speak of how certain feelings may also manifest themselves after a ‘martyr’ has been created. Suffice to say I don’t condone unnecessary violence.

The ’Let Women Speak’ rally is said to still be going ahead, as stated on the Facebook page of Standing For Women NZ – Local  As disappointing as it is that... - Standing For Women NZ - Local | Facebook. It’s hard to know how this change of events will affect both the rally and the behaviour of trans activist protesters, who seem to feel duty-bound to come along and be as intolerably awful as they can possibly be, due to there being absolutely no danger to them in doing so, but I’ll be there and will find out.

Women speaking is such a scary thing, eh? If words were the worst thing women had to worry about in life, we wouldn’t.

¹Let's talk about New Zealand #LWS #BeTheBillboard #LetWomenSpeak #LetWomenSpeakNZjustice - YouTube

Here’s something I have previously written about our (sadly) captured police force - New Zealand Police and the TQ+ influence - by Katrina Biggs (substack.com)