4-year-old girl
sexually assaulted at UNISEX toilet; Camille Paglia: Androgyny a sign of culture
in decline
Newsletter published on January 13, 2019
Camille Paglia, a "First Wave Feminist" who opposes "Second
Wave Feminism", is described as one of the 20 leading Public Intellectuals in
the world. Her specialisation is her study of Androgyny in the Hellenistic and
Roman Empires. In the interview below, she warns that the West is showing the
same symptoms of cultural decline - which, on the basis of historical
comparison, she sees to a prelude to collapse and invasion. See her Youtube
interview with Claire Fox (item 9) - Peter M.
(1) Four-year-old
girl sexually assaulted in Sunshine Coast UNISEX public toilets
(2) email to
reporter: Please mention that this occurred at the new UNISEX toilet block
(3) Sunshine Coast
Council built Unisex toilet block at Tickle Park
(4) Sunshine Coast
Council wanted more Unisex toilets
(5) Sexual assault at
Sydney unisex toilet but "needed to make transgender people feel more
comfortable"
(6) UK stats: 90% of
claims of sexual misconduct are linked to Unisex toilets
(7) UK Parents Fight
Back On Unisex Toilet “Social Experiment”
(8) Bettina Arndt:
Stop Violence against Everyone
(9) Camille Paglia
interview on Feminism & Androgyny
(1) Four-year-old girl sexually assaulted
in Sunshine Coast UNISEX public toilets
Four-year-old girl sexually assaulted in Sunshine Coast
public toilets
By Kathy Sundstrom
Police are investigating a complaint of indecent assault on a
four-year-old girl at the public toilets at Coolum on the Sunshine Coast last
Friday.
Sunshine Coast District Superintendent Darryl Johnson said
the offence was serious and police were appealing for the community to help.
"It is definitely a real concern to us, we haven't seen this
type of offence in our community in recent time," he said.
"We are appealing to anyone that may know of something to
contact police.
"It is in the early stages in the investigation, but it is a
serious offence. It is one that we as police, we as the community, family, as
mothers and fathers, we want to see that one solved."
Child Protection Unit Officer-in-Charge, Justin Ward, said
the incident happened "between 4.30pm and 5.30pm" at the toilet block at Tickle
Park at Coolum.
Superintendent Johnson said the child had been medically
examined, but not hospitalised.
Superintendent Johnson said police had not released details
of the incident or issued a warning as it was "one of the investigative
strategies".
"We're working through the information we have and we will
get more information out as it comes to hand. All these investigations are
handled delicately as it is one we are taking our time to piece together.
"I'm hoping and confident we will solve this and identify the
person responsible."
Detective Senior Sergeant Ward said police were looking at
CCTV footage in the area.
Superintendent Johnson said public toilets couldn't be
singled out as a hot spot for bad behaviour.
"You also see it in places where a lot of people are
congregated, such as beaches, parks, shopping centres," he said.
"You can't single out public toilets as hot spots, it is one
area though where we need to, as parents, be more vigilant with our kids."
(2) email to
reporter: Please mention that this occurred at the new UNISEX toilet
block:
Kathy,
Trendy politicians are pulling down the old SEGREGATED
toilets, and building UNISEX toilets at great expense $$$.
Unisex toilets are more risky for assault. But how will
readers know, if you don't mention it?
Please update your report to mention this.
Peter Myers ph 07 41262296
(3) Sunshine Coast
Council built Unisex toilet block at Tickle Park
$450K toilet block coming to Coolum
15th Mar 2011 4:41 PM
A $450,000 toilet block for Tickle Park will begin
construction on Monday.
The Coolum project will see a new public amenities block for
the popular park, consisting of unisex and wheelchair accessible toilets, wash
basins and external showers.
Councillor Vivien Griffin said new connection pathways,
landscaping, artwork and four rain water tanks would also be features of the
soon-to-be-built facility.
“The new block will be located near the existing toilet
facility but closer to the Tickle Park playground and shelters,” she said.
“This location will allow greater casual surveillance of the
facility from the nearby shelters and playground which will provide peace of
mind for parents with young children.
“The look and feel of the works will also reflect the Coolum
Boardwalk and recently completed Coolum Surf Life Saving Club artwork.”
All current facilities in Tickle Park will be available for
use as normal and the old toilet block will remain open and operational until
the new one is finished.
The project is set for completion in June.
(4) Sunshine Coast
Council wanted more Unisex toilets
Council looks into unisex toilets
23rd Sep 2010 2:00 AM
THE leaving-the-toilet-seat-up debate could find its way into
public amenities across the Sunshine Coast.
Sunshine Coast council is looking at introducing more unisex
toilets across the region.
New unisex blocks at Cotton Tree and Tickle Park, Coolum are
being considered. They would add to the four built in the last year at Shelly
Beach, Point Cartwright, Fishermans Road and Cotton Tree.
Sunrise Beach father David Zuric said he was shocked when he
first discovered unisex toilets on the Coast.
“I think it’s pretty wild. I don’t feel comfortable,” Mr
Zuric said.
“Nobody asked if anyone wanted them.
“Whose idea was it?”
The idea was council’s.
A spokesperson said when designing toilets, council
considered what was appropriate for the location and took into account the
usage, community input from councillors, site constraints and what existed on
the site such as pump stations.
The spokesperson said traditional toilet blocks were located
in low visibility areas. New toilet blocks will be designed for safety.
“A facility with four stalls can be used by four men or four
women, basically whoever is waiting,” the spokesperson said.
“This can be important in low-lying locations where existing
sewerage pump stations may have limited capacity, which in turn limits the
amount of possible stalls.”
The spokesperson said the new toilet blocks would make it
more comfortable for mothers with young sons or fathers with young daughters to
take their children to the toilet.
Mr Zuric said he would not worry about the unisex toilets if
they were preferred by the majority of people.
But he said council should have consulted with the public
before building the toilet.
“I’m not saying they shouldn’t be there. If the majority of
people want them then let them be,” he said.
“I won’t avoid them but I’d rather not go into a unisex
toilet.
“I’d rather go to separated toilets because I’m used to it
and it’s always been like that.”
Mr Zuric said women might be in for a rude awakening, saying
in general men were not as clean as females.
(5) Sexual assault at
Sydney unisex toilet but "needed to make transgender people feel more
comfortable"
Man charged with alleged sexual assault in Sydney CBD
nightclub's unisex toilet
By Arjun Ramachandran
30 October 2009 — 2:47pm
Police have charged a
man with sexually assaulting a woman inside a unisex toilet at the exclusive
Ivy nightclub overnight.
The man allegedly followed the woman, without her knowledge,
into the toilet of the George Street club about 2.15am today, police said.
He allegedly locked the toilet door and sexually assaulted
her, they said.
The two did not know each other before the alleged attack,
police said.
Security staff at the club were alerted and held the man, a
30-year-old from Lilli Pilli in Sydney's south, until police arrived.
Police arrested him and charged him with aggravated sexual
assault without consent.
He was refused bail and will appear in Central Local Court
this afternoon.
(6) UK stats: 90% of
claims of sexual misconduct are linked to Unisex toilets
Unisex toilets are 'paradise for perverts' – SHOCK report
UNISEX toilets have led to a spate of sex attacks.
By Liz Perkins / Published 3rd September 2018
Shock statistics show that nine out of 10 claims of sexual
misconduct are linked to gender-neutral loos.
MP David Davies said unisex facilities were in danger of
becoming a paradise for perverts.
The Tory MP for Monmouth said: “These figures show that women and girls are more vulnerable in mixed
changing rooms and there is a danger these places are becoming a magnet for
sexual offenders.
“It simply doesn’t make sense to enable men to have greater
access to women’s spaces. The reforms to gender recognition will grant that
access.”
Nicola Williams, of campaign group Fair Play For Women, said:
“Spaces where women are undressed should be single-sex as a matter of course.
This is obvious, elementary safeguarding.”
A total of 134
complaints of sexual misconduct – including rape and assault – in sports
centre and swimming pool changing rooms were lodged last year.
Out of those, 120
were reported in unisex and 14 in single-sex facilities.
Unisex toilets have been on the rise in recent years and
campaigners say they are needed to make transgender people feel more
comfortable.
But Cardiff residents raised a petition against
gender-neutral facilities at a new leisure centre.
Bernie Breen, who started the protest, said the sexes “need
to be separate because there isn’t enough staff to keep an eye on
everybody”.
(7) UK Parents Fight
Back On Unisex Toilet “Social Experiment”
Marriage-Alliance-Australia-Unisex-UK.jpgAll over the world,
parents are fed up with their children being used as “guinea pigs” for sexual
agendas. Buxton School, located in East London, recently introduced
gender-neutral restrooms intended to be used by pupils aged eight and older.
The parents of the pupils were immediately outraged by the
school’s induction of unisex toilets, which parents believe could result in
sexualised behaviour among the young pupils. Nonetheless, as EssentialKids
reported, a school official tried to defend the movement:
Speaking to the East London and West Essex Guardian,
executive head-teacher Kath Wheeler said that the toilets have created safe
spaces where pupils show respect towards each other and feel respected. Wheeler
also noted that the unisex facilities meet local council regulations.
Concerned parents did not buy those excuses at all:
However, parents at the school are not impressed by the new
imitative and have started campaigning to have the new toilets closed.
A change.org petition started so that parents could have
their opinions heard reached 800 signatures in its first day:
Ehasan Karim who started the petition says that parents don't
want their children to be part of a social experiment. He writes [in the
petition]: "We believe the decision to introduce unisex toilets will disrupt the
hygiene, privacy, safety, security and the wellbeing of the children attending
Buxton School.
"We fear that it may potentially cause an increase in
sexually related incidents, including assault and harassment."
He continues: "We are concerned about the introduction of
unisex toilets at our school. Failure to act upon our concerns will only
motivate us to expose locally and nationally the decision to creep this idea
into ours schools with no justification, consultation or notification to
parents/guardians of those children who this decision will impact."
In a good way, these parents have turned the tables: while
many gender ideologists and same-sex marriage advocates invoke negative reaction
to measures protecting marriage and/or gender, these parents have responded
negatively to their children being used for sexual, social experiments. The
school overstepped its boundaries by failing to consult the parents before
taking such a radical move, and further failing to respect the parents’ concerns
and general view of the initiative:
While there is some support for the new toilets, a poll in
the Guardian shows that the majority of parents are very uncomfortable with the
idea.
As many concerned parents noted, the potential consequences
of unisex toilets are too great to be inflicted on their children:
Worried mother Shaila Hussain said: "This concept of mixed
toilets will not only make children feel differentiated but shame in using
toilets.
"This will initiate more sexualised behaviour. It would be
better to keep it separated as it's safer. The toilets leading to the corridor
can still be open, for staff to oversee single sex toilets. Having the unisex
toilets will allow nothing but more mischievous behaviour."
Hannah Cuthbertson said unisex toilets will just lead to
children becoming sexually active even earlier. She added: "Unisex toilets will
just lead to children becoming sexually active even earlier. In turn leads to
more sexual assaults and problems, children are too young to understand the
implications."
Firuza Beg said the toilets could increase the risk of child
abuse. "There's already so much child abuse going on and this will increase the
situation even more. If anything does happen then the headteacher and other
associates will be fully responsible. Totally disgusting."
Buxton School is imposing an ideology without consulting
parents, which is similar to the methods of Australia’s Safe Schools. However,
these parents refused to surrender their children as social guinea pigs for a
sexualised agenda. Within 24 hours, hundreds of parents signed a petition
supporting the return to normal, segregated bathrooms, and the number continues
to grow.
Just as these parents are committed to protecting their
children, Marriage Alliance is committed to protecting your right to have a
voice in the marriage debate. The Australian people must decide the question of
same-sex marriage and its accompanying initiatives for themselves. As these
parents have demonstrated, the silent majority is a force to be reckoned with –
and we will never surrender.
(8) Bettina Arndt:
Stop Violence against Everyone
Stop Violence against Everyone
Over the past four years the Federal Government has spent
over 100 million dollars promoting a
feminist view of domestic violence, claiming it is all about gender
inequality and disrespect for women. There’s no evidence supporting that claim
for egalitarian countries like Australia.
This funding is about to run out and the huge domestic violence industry is lobbying
the government to feed the feminist cash cow.
Watch Bettina’s YouTube video explaining why she has launched
her campaign.
The government needs to hear from the silenced majority about
the truth about family violence, including the male victims and the people who
grew up with violent mothers as well as professionals, police and other front
line workers who object to the current one-sided campaigns.
Bettina has prepared a petition, based around a letter to the
Minister for Women, Kelly O’Dwyer, urging the government to take an
evidence-based approach to family violence which acknowledges violent women and
addresses the complex causes of this important social problem.
Instructions for signing Bettina’s petition
Please read Bettina’s letter to the Minister carefully and
then you will be asked to insert your name, email address and postcode and click
send to return to us. Please note your details will not be published but simply
included in our confidential petition to the Minister.
Click here to sign the petition >>> We have included
the Minister’s address to write to if you’d like to add personal stories about
your experiences of violence, your response to the current government campaigns,
or additional evidence regarding effective, proven ways of tackling domestic
violence.
References:
We have provided some key articles and research resources on
this page to help you prepare letters for the Minister.
Click to read the Partner Abuse State of Knowledge project,
(PASK) summarized over 1700 scientific papers and concluded a large range of
factors contribute to domestic violence, including mental illness, drug and
alcohol abuse, poverty, conflicted relationships, exposure to violence or abuse
as a child. Most family violence was found to be two-way, involving female as
well as male perpetrators.
Click to read Peter Miller, professor of violence prevention
at Deakin University gave evidence to the Victorian Royal Commission on Domestic
Violence outlining successful approaches being taken overseas addressing the
role of alcohol in fuelling domestic violence.
(9) Camille Paglia
interview on Feminism & Androgyny
Camille Paglia interview with Claire Fox, at the Battle of
Ideas. Published on Nov 4, 2016
Internationally renowned American social critic Camille
Paglia has been called ‘the anti-feminist feminist’. Describing contemporary
feminism as a ‘gross betrayal of the radical principles of 1960s
counterculture’, she stands firmly on the side of free speech and against
political correctness.
Camille Paglia sits down with Institute of Ideas director
Claire Fox and a full house, to discuss the past, present and future of feminism
and the themes in her forthcoming (and seventh) book, Free Women, Free Men: Sex,
Gender, Feminism. In the riveting discussion which ensues, filmed at the Battle
of Ideas, Camille describes her thinking as “street smart Amazon feminism”.
Asked about consent classes, she says of those who run them
“they are vampires, young people must rebel and say get out of our sex lives.”
Feminism as Claire Fox tells us, certainly gets a good intellectual kicking. A
must to watch and share.
39:00 sex-reassignment surgery under the age of 18 is Child
Abuse
40:00 the assault on masculinity ... gender doesn't really
exist, it's not really polarity, everything is all about expanding Women's
rights, but also terminating Men, and defining Men out of existence; masculinity
is, by definition, toxic ... I began all my studies, my book Sexual Personae
began ... on Androgyny, I've always been attracted to the subject of Androgyny,
and that's what Sexual Personae is, exploring the history. The more I explored
it, I realized that,
40:48 historically, the movement to Androgyny occurs in late
stages of culture, as a civilization is
starting to unravel ... you find it again and again and again, through
history ...
41:24 and the people who live in such periods, the late days
of culture, whether it's the Hellenistic era, whether it's the Roman Empire, ..
whether it's Weimar Germany, people who live at such times feel that they're
very sophisticated, they're very cosmopolitan, and homosexuality,
heterosexuality ... anything goes ... but from the perspective of historical
distance, you can see that it's a culture no longer believes in itself, and they
what you invariably get are people who are convinced of the power of heroic
masculinity, on the edges, whether they're the Vandals and the Huns, or whether
they're the barbarians of Isis {Islamic State - ed.}, you see them starting to
mass on the outsides of the culture, and that's what we have right now, so there
is a tremendous and rather terrifying disconnect between the infatuation with
the Transgender movement, in our own culture, and what's going on 'out there'.
I'm concerned, I feel it's ominous, I question whether the Transgender choice is
genuine in every single case, but what concerns me is when well-meaning adults
believe that they're helping people by making easier some permanent change in
the body from which there is no going back.
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