Can’t help but feel that this was on purpose.

The weight he failed to lift here is quite small for a man his size who’s been doing this for years, and he’s done a lot better than this recently, even a few months ago.

Maybe someone thought him winning a medal would cause too much backlash at once, and gave him a call to throw the competition in exchange for a bag of money so they can boil the frog a little longer?

This trannies in sports thing is pissing off a lot more people than you think, especially feminists.

Looking at comments on various news sites and JewTube videos, I’m not the only one who thinks this.

BBC:

Transgender athlete Laurel Hubbard made Olympic history but failed to record a successful lift in the women’s +87kg weightlifting.

She became the first openly transgender athlete to compete at a Games in a different gender category to the one in which they were born.

But after a failed attempt to lift 120kg and two failed efforts at 125kg in the snatch, her competition ended.

Team GB’s Emily Campbell won silver, with gold going to China’s Li Wenwen.

Campbell became the first British woman to win an Olympic weightlifting medal with her combined total of 283kg.

China’s Li lifted an Olympic record of 320kg to take the title, with American Sarah Robles claiming bronze with 282kg.

Hubbard said: “I know that from a sporting perspective I haven’t really hit the standards that I put upon myself and perhaps the standards that my country has expected of me.

“But one of the things for which I am profoundly grateful is that the supporters in New Zealand have given me so much and have been beyond astonishing.

“I’d like to thank the New Zealand Olympic Committee – they have supported me through what have been quite difficult times.

“I know that my participation at these Games has not been entirely without controversy but they have been just so wonderful and I’m so grateful to them.”

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What are the rules?

In 2004, the IOC permitted transgender athletes to take part in the Olympics.

Since 2015, its stipulations have stated athletes who have transitioned from male to female can compete in women’s sport – without requiring surgery – as long as they have declared their gender identity is female for at least four years and kept their testosterone level below 10 nanomoles per litre for at least 12 months.

In addition, for individual sports, the IOC allows sporting federations to set their own guidelines. World Athletics has set five nanomoles per litre as its benchmark, and it is likely others, such as the International Weightlifting Federation will adopt the same, once an ongoing IOC study is completed.

According to NHS data, men’s testosterone levels range between 10 and 30 nanomoles per litre dependant on factors including age and time of day, but a younger healthy male typically ranges between 20 and 30. Women’s testosterone levels range between 0.7 and 2.8.

Hubbard and others must take hormone suppressing drugs to reduce their testosterone levels.

It is sickening that a man lost this competition to women, and it makes me ashamed to be a man. This just fulfills the discredited trope that women are better at being women than men, which has been proved false by science itself.

The good news is that a tranny will win a medal at these Olympics though, but it’s a woman playing for a women’s team pretending to be a man and “non-binary” at the same time.

Yeah, I don’t know how that works either, all this tranny stuff is mind-boggling.

But she’ll be on a list somewhere as the first tranny to win an Olympic medal, and the backlash from normies will be smaller since she’s a woman playing against other women.

And the frog just keeps getting boiled…

Finally, the Olympics are admitting that trannies are just as strong as real women.

She’s big enough, she’s good enough, and she has a right to give it her best.

ESPN:

Weightlifter Laurel Hubbard will be the first transgender athlete to compete at the Olympics.

Hubbard was among five weightlifters confirmed Monday in New Zealand’s team for Tokyo. At 43, she will also be the oldest weightlifter at the games, and will be ranked fourth in the competition on Aug. 2 for women 87 kilograms (192 pounds) and over.

Hubbard won a silver medal at the 2017 World Championships and gold in the 2019 Pacific Games in Samoa. She competed at the 2018 Commonwealth Games but sustained a serious injury that set back her career.

“I am grateful and humbled by the kindness and support that has been given to me by so many New Zealanders,” Hubbard said in a statement. “When I broke my arm at the Commonwealth Games three years ago, I was advised that my sporting career had likely reached its end. But your support, your encouragement, and your aroha (love) carried me through the darkness.

“The last eighteen months has shown us all that there is strength in kinship, in community, and in working together towards a common purpose. The mana of the silver fern comes all of you and I will wear it with pride.”

The additional burden Hubbard has had to carry is that her efforts have made her a flashpoint in the debate around the fairness of trans athletes competing in women’s events. She has faced anger, scorn and ridicule, and has been directly criticized by some opponents.

Hubbard competed in men’s weightlifting competitions before transitioning eight years ago at the age of 35. She set national records in junior competition and had a best, combined snatch and clean and jerk total of 300 kilograms (661 pounds).

She has since met all of the requirements of the International Olympic Committee’s regulations for trans athletes and fair competition.

This is a start, but more needs to be done.

All sports need to go full tranny.

Daily Stormer: nothing but tranny news, 24/7. All the latest on Big Tranny – and how you can stop it.

Actually, we have no idea how to stop it. And the only reason we’re covering it so much is that this is what is in the mainstream media now. Approximately 87% of major news stories in May of 2021 that are not about the Doom Virus are about trannies.

You’re living in Tranny World now.

Reuters:

Former Olympic weightlifter Tracey Lambrechs says females are being told to “be quiet” when they complain about the fairness of transgender New Zealand athlete Laurel Hubbard competing in women’s competitions.

Hubbard is on track to become the first transgender athlete to compete at an Olympics after the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) modified qualifying requirements for the Tokyo Games on Wednesday.

The 43-year-old still has to satisfy the New Zealand Olympic Committee (NZOC) of her fitness and performance standards before selection for the team but the prospect she will compete in Tokyo has already raised hackles.

Weightlifter Hubbard poised to become first transgender Olympian – report https://t.co/7rz1uZoyNq pic.twitter.com/z7VZiwMsAY

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 6, 2021

“I’m quite disappointed, quite disappointed for the female athlete who will lose out on that spot,” Lambrechs, who won a bronze medal for New Zealand at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, told TVNZ.

“We’re all about equality for women in sport but right now that equality is being taken away from us.

“I’ve had female weightlifters come up to me and say, ‘what do we do? This isn’t fair, what do we do?’. Unfortunately, there’s nothing we can do because every time we voice it we get told to be quiet.”

Hubbard, 43, competed in men’s weightlifting competitions before transitioning in 2013.

She has been eligible to compete in the Olympics since 2015, when the International Olympic Committee issued guidelines allowing any transgender athlete to compete as a woman provided their testosterone levels are below 10 nanomoles per litre for at least 12 months before their first competition.

Many scientists have criticised these guidelines, saying they do little to mitigate the biological advantages of those who have gone through puberty as males, including bone and muscle density.

In a statement on Thursday, the IOC said that while committed to inclusion, it was currently reviewing its guidelines to take into account the “perceived tension between fairness/safety and inclusion/non-discrimination”.

“The IOC is developing new guidance to help ensure that athletes – regardless of their gender identity and/or sex characteristics – can engage in safe and fair competition,” it said.

The exact criteria for transgender participation in elite sport is determined by the international federations and some have already adjusted the IOC guidelines for power events.

World Rugby banned transgender athletes from the elite women’s game last year for safety reasons.

The NZOC does not expect nomination and selection for its weightlifting team to happen until June but New Zealand’s Olympic weightlifting coach Simon Kent told TVNZ that Hubbard met the current IWF criteria.

“The rules are in place, that’s the playing field we’re playing in, so that’s how we’re going to move forward,” he said.

Most women apparently are not bothered by the prospect of being completely replaced by trannies everywhere in society.

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But a few are opposed to it. They are (mostly derisively) known as “TERFs” (trans-exclusionary radical feminists). The problem is, most of these anti-tranny feminists are claiming that trannies are some kind of attack on women by “the patriarchy.”

This is about as useful as MAGA morons claiming that Joe Biden is controlled by China – as he runs a smear campaign agains the Chinese and prepares America for war with them.

Just so, trannies are a part of the war on the patriarchy. So most feminists are not going to be able to reconcile any opposition to the tranny agenda, as it effectively requires them to admit that the patriarchy was right (at least about this issue).

Harry Potter writer JK Rowling is the de facto leader of the TERFs, simply because she is the only famous feminist willing to stand up and say “men are not women.”

(You would think Naomi Wolf would also be a TERF, but actually she’s not.  Wolf is still better than 99% of feminists, but for some reason she missed this issue. Probably because she’s Jewish.)

The TERFs are accused by the trannies and their supporters as being “the patriarchy,” which is also wrong I think, but more true than the reverse.

If you know any woman bothered by all this stuff, make sure she knows where the problem originated, maybe it’ll help us in the long run…

Or maybe she’ll just call you a Nazi then call the police to arrest you.