It’s getting ridiculous out here.

Even an all-black country would not choose this woman. She is 34 years old, she’s fat, she does not have nice features.

What is the point of a beauty competition? Is it to push an anti-white, feminist agenda?

France 24:

A 34-year-old flight attendant from the French Caribbean island of Martinique on Saturday became the oldest contestant to win the Miss France pageant.

Angelique Angarni-Filopon clinched the crown thanks to a rule change which permitted women over 24 to take part, as well as those who are married or mothers.

“In 2011, a young woman aged 20 finished first runner up in the Miss Martinique competition. Today, it’s the same young woman aged 34 who stands before you to again represent Martinique, its diaspora as well as all the women who were once told that it was too late,” she said on winning the competition, which was broadcast by TF1.

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The France contest comes just days after the Miss Netherlands pageant was scrapped after 35 years.

Organisers said they were “changing with the times” and will instead run a platform to share stories of successful women and those struggling with issues such as unrealistic beauty standards.

Here are some of the runner-ups:

What a grotesque development.

Saying this old nigger is the best looking woman is like throwing a can of disgusting soup on a classical painting.

Everything is just totally meaningless nonsense, designed to destroy the basic natural order.

It’s betting ridiculous out here.

Even an all-black country would not choose this woman. She is 34 years old, she’s fat, she does not have nice features.

What is the point of a beauty competition? Is it to push an anti-white, feminist agenda?

France 24:

A 34-year-old flight attendant from the French Caribbean island of Martinique on Saturday became the oldest contestant to win the Miss France pageant.

Angelique Angarni-Filopon clinched the crown thanks to a rule change which permitted women over 24 to take part, as well as those who are married or mothers.

“In 2011, a young woman aged 20 finished first runner up in the Miss Martinique competition. Today, it’s the same young woman aged 34 who stands before you to again represent Martinique, its diaspora as well as all the women who were once told that it was too late,” she said on winning the competition, which was broadcast by TF1.

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The France contest comes just days after the Miss Netherlands pageant was scrapped after 35 years.

Organisers said they were “changing with the times” and will instead run a platform to share stories of successful women and those struggling with issues such as unrealistic beauty standards.

Here are some of the runner-ups:

What a grotesque development.

Saying this old nigger is the best looking woman is like throwing a can of disgusting soup on a classical painting.

Everything is just totally meaningless nonsense, designed to destroy the basic natural order.

They are claiming it’s a coincidence that they had a tranny and then shut down.

It’s not a coincidence. No one wants this shit, and they know now no one wants it, and the US is backing down on the tranny issue.

But they can’t go back after going tranny, so they’re just shutting it down.

CNN:

The Miss Netherlands beauty pageant has been scrapped, after the competition’s organizers said it was time for change.

The contest will no longer run, and in its place those behind it have introduced a new initiative aimed at “inspiring” young people in many different ways.

The move comes just over a year after the contest’s judges crowned its first ever trans woman winner, Rikkie Kollé.

A statement on the competition’s website announced its closure and the establishment of a new platform called “Niet Meer Van Deze Tijd” (“No Longer of This Time”).

It states: “After years of history full of glamor, talent and inspiration, Miss Netherlands is saying goodbye to the name that found itself in many people’s hearts. But this is not the end; it is a new beginning. The world is changing, and we are changing with it.

“Miss Netherlands is transforming into No Longer of this Time: a platform that revolves around mental health, social media, diversity, self-expression and much more. No more crowns, but stories that connect. No dresses, but dreams that come to life.

Last year’s winner

“Here we inspire young people to be themselves in a world that is constantly changing.”

In a statement sent to CNN, Monica van Ee, director of Miss Netherlands and founder of the new platform, said: “Women are insecure due to, among other things, the rise of social media and its unreal images of beauty.”

Defending the contest’s record to date, she said her team had “worked intensively with participants” over the years, and that the empowerment of women was not just “empty words but a movement.”

The viewer feedback has become increasingly difficult to manage, however.

Van Ee said the reason for dropping the “castings and finals” initially arose from “the obstinacy of the spectator” and criticisms like “she is too White” or “she is too Black.”

“This leads to negative energy every year,” she said.

Aside from going full tranny and not being able to go back, these beauty contests are obviously against the current drive of feminism, which is that women should not be attractive and attractive women are a threat to democracy or what have you.

Ugly women don’t like to be reminded that pretty women exist

They are claiming it’s a coincidence that they had a tranny and then shut down.

It’s not a coincidence. No one wants this shit, and they know now no one wants it, and the US is backing down on the tranny issue.

But they can’t go back after going tranny, so they’re just shutting it down.

CNN:

The Miss Netherlands beauty pageant has been scrapped, after the competition’s organizers said it was time for change.

The contest will no longer run, and in its place those behind it have introduced a new initiative aimed at “inspiring” young people in many different ways.

The move comes just over a year after the contest’s judges crowned its first ever trans woman winner, Rikkie Kollé.

A statement on the competition’s website announced its closure and the establishment of a new platform called “Niet Meer Van Deze Tijd” (“No Longer of This Time”).

It states: “After years of history full of glamor, talent and inspiration, Miss Netherlands is saying goodbye to the name that found itself in many people’s hearts. But this is not the end; it is a new beginning. The world is changing, and we are changing with it.

“Miss Netherlands is transforming into No Longer of this Time: a platform that revolves around mental health, social media, diversity, self-expression and much more. No more crowns, but stories that connect. No dresses, but dreams that come to life.

Last year’s winner

“Here we inspire young people to be themselves in a world that is constantly changing.”

In a statement sent to CNN, Monica van Ee, director of Miss Netherlands and founder of the new platform, said: “Women are insecure due to, among other things, the rise of social media and its unreal images of beauty.”

Defending the contest’s record to date, she said her team had “worked intensively with participants” over the years, and that the empowerment of women was not just “empty words but a movement.”

The viewer feedback has become increasingly difficult to manage, however.

Van Ee said the reason for dropping the “castings and finals” initially arose from “the obstinacy of the spectator” and criticisms like “she is too White” or “she is too Black.”

“This leads to negative energy every year,” she said.

Aside from going full tranny and not being able to go back, these beauty contests are obviously against the current drive of feminism, which is that women should not be attractive and attractive women are a threat to democracy or what have you.

Ugly women don’t like to be reminded that pretty women exist

Is this a joke?

BNN:

In a significant stride towards diversity and shattering traditional beauty norms, Apameh S., a 39-year-old Iranian-born architect, has been heralded as ‘Miss Germany 2024’. This victory is not merely a personal triumph for Apameh but stands as a beacon of progressive change, symbolizing a shift in societal norms, and broadening perceptions of beauty, inclusivity, and representation on a global scale. The beauty pageant, historically critiqued for its narrow focus on physical appearance, has evolved to spotlight the advocacies, skills, and societal contributions of its contestants. Apameh’s win, against the backdrop of this evolution, underscores her remarkable qualities and visionary outlook, poised to inspire and reflect the changing paradigms within beauty contests and the critical importance of embracing diversity.

Apameh’s journey to the crown was no ordinary feat. Prevailing against eight other contestants in a competition that saw approximately 15,000 applications, her victory at Europa Park was a testament to her advocacy and leadership. With a focus on supporting young women with migrant backgrounds, Apameh aims to leverage her title to advocate for underprivileged and oppressed women, especially those from Iran. Her dedication to women’s rights and empowerment through the Shirzan Lion Woman network is indicative of the pageant’s shifting priorities towards contestants’ contributions beyond mere aesthetics. The absence of an age limit this season, allowing Apameh’s participation at 39, further highlights the evolving inclusivity of the competition.

That’s inclusive alright.

But what the hell does it have to do with beauty?

Isn’t this a beauty contest? For Germans?

None of these contests are allowed to do normal shit anymore.

It seems like they’re attempting to make men attracted to ugly, old, brown sluts, and trannies, while also completely destroying the concept of beauty itself.

This is last year’s miss Germany, Kira Geiss, who is in her early 20s. She won despite competing against a tranny and a black.

Pure hatred

Finally, a win.

France 24:

A Paris court backed the organisers of Miss France on Friday, dismissing claims from a feminist group that the beauty pageant’s selection process was discriminatory, one of the plaintiffs said.

The “Osez le féminisme” (Dare to be a Feminist) group, along with three failed contestants, filed a suit against the promoters and producers of Miss France in October 2021, alleging they were breaking French labour law.

The plaintiffs argued that the companies were discriminatory by obliging aspiring beauty queens to be more than 1.70 metres (five feet, six inches) tall, single, and “representative of beauty”.

The labour court in the Paris suburb of Bobigny rejected their arguments, Osez le féminisme said in a statement – “an intolerable decision that extends a recruitment process that is discriminatory and illegal”.

The group said it would wait to see the arguments underpinning the ruling before deciding whether to appeal.

The organisers of the pageant – the Miss France Company and Endemol Production – issued a statement saying they were “pleased their arguments had been listened to”.

Miss France “continues to promote all women”, they added.

The beauty pageant came under attack in 2021 from then gender equality minister, Elisabeth Moreno, who denounced the competition’s “outdated rules… which can be discriminatory”.

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Now, any woman over 18 years old of any height and child-bearing status can enter. And visible tattoos were allowed for the first time.

Transgender women who have female civil status records were also permitted to compete.

Thank Allah for that.

Elisabeth Moreno

Frankly, women with tattoos shouldn’t be allowed at all, let alone in beauty pageants. To say nothing of trannies, who I’m really just sick of talking about.

This is so brave.

New York Post:

The Irish have something to celebrate.

Pamela Uba made history on Sept. 5 as the first black woman to be crowned Miss Ireland.

The 26-year-old earned the title and the golden tiara at the outdoor ceremony in Cavan in a history-making win for the beauty pageant, which has been around since 1947.

This is peak beauty.

Uba was working as a model and a medical scientist during the pandemic before becoming a beauty queen. She traveled from Johannesburg, South Africa, at age 7, then an asylum seeker looking to start a new life in Ireland.

Uba told the Irish Times she thought it was “strange” that, upon her arrival to the country, she “couldn’t hear gunshots.” She admitted that she “cried” when she finally received her Irish passport.

“It means so much to me,” Uba said of her win. “I am so grateful I can show girls that [color] is not something that holds you back and it doesn’t matter where you come from, the world is your oyster.”

Zoe Hendrick, a half-breed, was the runner-up. She is also highly concerned with “racism.”

The oldest of six, Uba said that she had initially resided in cities including Dublin before moving to the town of Ballyhaunis in County Mayo, where she lived for 10 years with her mother and siblings.

Come December, Uba will represent the land of potatoes and Irish whiskey at the 70th Miss World pageant in Puerto Rico. “I can’t even describe how excited I am to represent my country on such a huge platform. I can’t wait,” Uba gushed.

Uba plans to use her title and position to present a more diverse picture of Ireland to the world. “I’ve experienced racism, and it’s horrible to hear people telling me to go back to my country when I’ve worked so hard to make Ireland my home,” she said.

It’s the saddest thing ever on earth if someone comes to your country to steal your nation’s wealth and then someone says something mean to them.

Our entire society has to organize against people having their feelings hurt by mean words, so that no one will ever have their feelings hurt ever again.

Here’s a short video with all the participants

The tranny is the most beautiful creature that ye men hath yet laid thine eyes upon.

Life Site News:

The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms has said it is defending Canada Galaxy Pageants, a beauty pageant for women and girls based in Toronto, for reasons of “safety and security” against serial complainant Jonathan “Jessica” Yaniv.

Yaniv, a man, applied to be a contestant in the pageant in May 2019.

He was “tentatively accepted” in the “28 Years and Older” division, but then told by Canada Galaxy Pageants that their policy is to only accept as contestants females and “fully transitioned” transgender individuals whose male genitals have been cut off. Yaniv has not yet completed “sex reassignment surgery.”

All of the contestants, including girls as young as six, change their clothing and undress in common areas, according to the Justice Centre, with no males, including contestants’ fathers, allowed in that space to protect the privacy and comfort of the contestants.

In a case to be heard later this year, Yaniv is seeking $10,000 from Canada Galaxy Pageants for “injury to dignity and feelings,” alleging discrimination based on gender identity, gender expression, and sex under the Ontario Human Rights Code.

“Biological women and girls must continue to have the freedom to associate with other biological women and girls in activities that serve their unique interests and needs as females,” Allison Kindle Pejovic, staff lawyer with the Justice Centre, said.

“For reasons of safety and security, it is imperative that biological women and girls, and fully transitioned transgender females, have spaces where they can associate free from the presence of individuals with male genitals. This is particularly so in situations where women and girls are exposed or vulnerable.”

Yaniv previously filed more than 16 human rights complaints against five British Columbia estheticians who refused to wax Yaniv’s genitals.

Oh, the memories.

The guy has a JewTube channel, and if any of you are considering a bullycide campaign, just don’t. Women deserve him and the other freaks. You should encourage him if anything. Tell him how magical his crotch-wound dilation sounds.

Women really have to get used to the fact that men are better than them at everything.

And that includes beauty pageants.

Deal with it bigots!

Willamette Week:

Last January, Anita Green signed up to compete in a Miss Oregon beauty pageant.

Green, 29, is a trailblazer on the pageant circuit. When she competed in her first pageant, the 2017 Miss Montana USA contest, she was only the third openly transgender contestant in the history of the Miss Universe program.

“This is about giving minorities a voice,” Green says. “I believe I’m beautiful, and I want to set an example for all women—cisgender and transgender—that beauty doesn’t have to fit into specific molds.”

You go man pretending to be grrrrrl!

Show these useless skanks that true beauty stems not from objective reality, but from the gaping maw of doom where your dick used to be.

United States of America’s Miss Oregon pageant organizers didn’t agree. (United States of America Pageants is a different organization from the one that operates Miss Montana USA, even though both pageants bear patriotic initials.) They rejected Green’s entry the same month she applied, returning her $195 entry fee after the state pageant’s director told her it was a “natural” pageant.

Now she’s suing in federal court, asking a judge to compel the pageant to allow her to compete, as well as for unspecified monetary damages.

“I felt as though I was being invalidated,” Green says. “I felt as though the organization was saying I am not a woman and I’m not woman enough.”

I hope he wins 6 million shekels for his suffering.

Imagine that, some bigots believing “nature” is a real thing instead of a patriarchal social construct invented by White people to oppress Eskimos and trannies.

Green’s case appears to be the first of its kind in Oregon. If she wins, it could establish a legal precedent for Oregon and 20 other states with similar nondiscrimination laws, requiring pageant organizers to allow transgender people to compete.

The lawsuit is part of a continued push for equality in the state, says Mikki Gillette, an executive at Basic Rights Oregon, the state’s leading LGBTQ advocacy group.

“The last decade or so has seen a real broadening of visibility for transgender people,” says Gillette, who is also a transgender woman. “But this kind of message that ‘you’re not really a woman’ is so harmful—for the person it’s said to and for young people growing up, trying to understand their place in the world.”

DAS RITE!

What makes a woman a woman isn’t whether she has a vagina between her legs, but if she has one in her heart.

BTW, if any of you wanna see something hilarious, take a look at the staff of that NGO and try to figure what these “people” would do for a living if kikes hadn’t created all these makework propaganda jobs for them.

United States of America’s Miss Oregon pageant, which takes place annually in Corvallis, says on its website it is “designed to encourage women to strive to achieve their hopes, dreams, goals and aspirations, while making them feel confident and beautiful inside and out.” State winners qualify to enter the national United States of America Miss pageant and win a prize package valued at more than $2,000.

Green moved to Oregon from Montana in 2018, and in 2019 won Miss Earth USA’s Elite Miss Oregon contest. One year ago, she began corresponding on Facebook with United States of America’s Oregon pageant director.

According to Facebook messages acquired by WW, Green—who works for a video game company—reached out to Smith, asking for more information about the pageant. Smith sent a link with the pageant rules, and after reading them, Green responded, “You know I’m transgender, right?”

“I did not,” Smith wrote back. “Our rules and regulations allow same-sex marriage, however this is a natural pageant.”

Smith then offered to help Green find another pageant. Green asked if Smith would “be willing to change the rules to allow transgender women to compete.”

“Again,” Smith wrote, “we would be happy to help you find a pageant that you qualify for, however at this time we do not anticipate the rules changing.”

“Well,” Green responded, “I’ll talk to my attorney about this then because discrimination is unacceptable. This is clearly discrimination.”

“I am sorry that you feel that way,” Smith replied and ended the conversation. Smith declined WW’s request for comment on the exchange.

I have no idea who this Smith guy is, but I really hope he gets fired and replaced with a dude in a dress.

On Dec. 16, Green sued in U.S. District Court. Her lawsuit, filed by Portland lawyer Shenoa Payne, argues United States of America Pageants, which hosts pageants across the nation and is headquartered in Nevada, unlawfully discriminated against Green by excluding her from its Miss Oregon pageant because of her gender identity. It seeks to require the pageant to change its rules; to cease the exclusion of transgender women; to require training of pageant staff on Oregon’s public accommodation law; and to award Green damages “in an amount to be determined at trial.”

According to United States of America Pageants’ rules, which are listed on its website, entrants—in addition to being single and never having “posed nude in film or print media”—are required to be “natural born female.”

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The suit argues that because the pageant is open to the public, barring Green from entering is legally the same as a hotel denying her a room or a restaurant refusing to serve her.

It also argues that although the pageant requires entrants to be “natural,” it does not exclude women who have undergone plastic surgery.

“Rather,” the lawsuit reads, “it is intended only to exclude, and is enforced only against, a specific class of individuals—transgender females.”

A woman getting a boob job isn’t a real woman anymore, you stupid goyim.

That’s just how biology works.

Green’s desired outcome? She still hopes to compete in United States of America’s Miss Oregon pageant.

“This is about justice and it’s about righting a wrong,” Green says. “No matter what anyone thinks about pageants, trans women should have the choice to compete just like anyone else.”

Remember – this was caused, first and foremost, by women.

The reason why every single mental illness Professor Shlomo can come up with automatically becomes a (((fundamental human right))) is that women supported and voted for them, directly or indirectly, knowingly or unknowingly.

This is why the people who invented democracy didn’t let women vote, because they knew it would be the death of civilization.

And they’re proven right every single day.

Men need to put women back in their natural place, which is as wives and mothers and absolutely nothing else.

And if the men who do it wear dresses doing it… that just makes it funnier.

The only real downside to this is that women will be much happier when that happens, and they clearly don’t deserve to be…

Black females recently took over the Miss Universe, Miss America, Miss USA and Miss Teen USA titles, and now the Great Pyramid Architects have claimed a new victory.

Daily Mail:

Jamaica’s Toni-Ann Singh has been crowned this year’s Miss World during glamorous celebrations in London today.

Stunning Miss World hopefuls took to the stage in native dress this afternoon as they competed to take home the crown in the 69th annual competition.

Some 111 contestants from countries including Scotland, Japan, Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago donned costumes reflecting their homelands as they performed at the ExCeL convention centre in east London.

The competition, hosted by Peter Andre and actress Megan Young, concludes a three-week festival in which contestants competed in a series of fast-track events to earn a spot in the top 30.

These included challenges in multimedia, sport and talent which took the hopefuls on a ‘journey across some of London’s most iconic landmarks taking in its rich culture and heritage’, according to the Miss World website.

Winner Toni-Ann Singh was crowned by last year’s winner Mexico’s Vanessa Ponce de Leon during the ceremony.

Today, the glamorous contestants gathered on stage at the ExCeL centre in ball gowns as they were welcomed in an opening ceremony which featured a performance from Kerry Ellis.

The beauty queens then changed into colourful costumes indicative of their native countries as they performed in the final, which was judged by a panel led by Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan.

Take a look at “France” though:

Black female jungle people are taking over the entire planet.

It is already absolute madness that these evolutionary throwbacks are being lauded as the epitome of beauty, but the fact that that is happening in white countries takes the whole thing into a whole new dimension of insanity.

You can say lots of bad things about white women and all will be true, but what you can’t say is that they’re not objectively the most beautiful females currently available on Earth.

It is against the laws of physics for the most “beautiful” simian jungle female to be more beautiful than the most beautiful white woman, yet white countries are now promoting the “beauty” of black females and giving all of these titles and prizes to zoo apes.

The refusal to recognize white women and white men as the most attractive women and men on this planet is an insult to beauty, a mockery of aesthetics, and an affront to nature.

The tiger and the wolf are objectively more beautiful than chimpanzees.

No amount of makeup or fancy clothing can change that.