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The GIST, led by Ellen Hyslop, issued its public decree that athletes must compete according to gender identity, thereby erasing the boundary between male and female bodies in the very arena set aside for women.
This decree did not arise from ignorance but from deliberate allegiance to the ideology that treats sex as a social construct and the female category as an open field for male entry.
The same day the outlet broadcast its position on its podcast, Hyslop and Steph Rotz framed debate over biological males in women's leagues as a necessary cultural conversation rather than a violation of fair play and safety.
When a reporter sought clarification, the company's public relations apparatus simply declined engagement, revealing that the position is imposed, not defended.
Western Christendom once anchored its understanding of the body in the Nicene affirmation of God as creator of all things visible and invisible, a confession that placed male and female as fixed realities under divine law rather than malleable preferences of the will.
The GIST now acts as an instrument of the Managerial Priesthood, substituting the disordered claims of the City of Man for the objective order of creation and using media reach to catechize readers into that substitution.
Because truth is discovered rather than constructed, the outlet's stance cannot stand on its own merits and must therefore evade examination.
The faithful remnant must therefore withdraw support from every institution that participates in this erasure, refuse its framing, and rebuild separate athletic and media structures that honor the created distinction between man and woman.
Households and local communities must treat the defense of women's sports as a direct defense of the household itself against the dispossession of its daughters.
