Latest / Turley Talks / Ep. 4103 Anti‐Trump Trans Woman FLEES ‘Unsafe’ America, Then THIS HAPPENED…
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- 1:03[SPEAKER_01]: Meet Jane Michelle Ark, a 48-year-old transgender software engineer, who is living a comfortable life in San Francisco, one of the most liberal,
- 1:15[SPEAKER_01]: LGBTQ-friendly cities in the entire nation, but that apparently wasn't enough for Ark in April of 2025 following President Trump's reelection.
- 1:28[SPEAKER_01]: Ark decided America had become too dangerous to place for a transgender person to live.
- 1:33[SPEAKER_01]: So, this anti-Trump activist picked up
- 1:37[SPEAKER_01]: and flew to the Netherlands, and formally requested asylum-siding harassment, and a frightening encounter with a driver as proof that life in the United States had become unbearable and too dangerous for trans-persons.
- 1:54[SPEAKER_01]: Arx Destination of Choice was a place called Terapul, that's Netherlands' main asylum-registration center.
- 2:03[SPEAKER_01]: But instead of finding the safety and tolerance that he or she was promised, Ark found the city of silence and are filled with fellow asylum seekers from Syria, Eritrea, Somalia, Turkey, Algeria, and Morocco.
- 2:24[SPEAKER_01]: And let's just say,
- 2:26[SPEAKER_01]: They didn't give arc a very warm welcome.
- 2:30[SPEAKER_00]: Between here and there is a bunch of Algerians and Rockins or whoever who think that queer people should be beaten.
- 2:35[SPEAKER_00]: I think that this system where you have people just living out here that are unhappy is not good.
- 2:40[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, and do you think it's safe here?
- 2:42[SPEAKER_00]: Oh no, I don't do those things here.
- 2:44[SPEAKER_00]: Oh, it's scary.
- 2:46[SPEAKER_00]: It's legitimately scary.
- 2:48[SPEAKER_00]: I decided that my mental health is degrading so substantially being here, that I just need to get out and the situation that have in US is a trans person, not good, right?
- 2:58[SPEAKER_00]: But here, I will be hurt or killed.
- 3:01[SPEAKER_00]: So what do you know?
- 3:02[SPEAKER_01]: I mean, the very person fleeing America, the supposed land of intolerance and transphobia, San Francisco to boot.
- 3:11[SPEAKER_01]: ended up hiding from the very people the open borders crowd insist we should welcome with open arms and zero vetting.
- 3:20[SPEAKER_01]: You literally can't make this stuff up.
- 3:22[SPEAKER_01]: Ark reportedly wrote online that the Netherlands was actually quote dire and ended up fearing for his life.
- 3:31[SPEAKER_01]: Now again this is a person
- 3:41[SPEAKER_01]: and instead ended up getting herded in together with fellow asylum seekers that have absolutely no adherence or loyalty whatsoever to a single western value that Trump voters don't just affirm but champion and protect.
- 3:59[SPEAKER_01]: Again, you can't make this stuff up, and this wasn't just one person's paranoid imagination going on here.
- 4:06[SPEAKER_01]: By July, Dutch authorities officially designated the area around Tara Opel, a quote, safety risk zone after a wave of stabbing's and violent fights broke out at the facility.
- 4:20[SPEAKER_01]: The country's asylum and migration minister had to send an emergency letter to Parliament announcing preventative searches.
- 4:28[SPEAKER_01]: actual security cameras, additional guards, and special enforcement officers just to keep basic order at the camp.
- 4:36[SPEAKER_01]: It got so bad that the red cross and a refugee aid group actually suspended their own operations at Tara Oppel because they said they could no longer guarantee the safety of their own employees and volunteers.
- 4:50[SPEAKER_01]: I mean, think about that.
- 4:51[SPEAKER_01]: The Red Cross, an organization that works in actual war zones, pulled out of a European refugee camp because it was too dangerous, the very refugee camp that this trans activist ended up in.
- 5:07[SPEAKER_01]: But we're about to see where this story gets almost poetic.
- 5:12[SPEAKER_01]: The ultimate irony here is that the very people who thought that they were fleeing an unsafe, intolerant phobic America have themselves become nothing less than the best advertisements for just how accepting and indeed safe America really is.
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- 7:52[SPEAKER_01]: After months of living in fear at Tara Opel, and after the Netherlands, ultimately rejected his asylum application, arc gave up entirely and returned home to California last month.
- 8:05[SPEAKER_01]: In fact, arc is even reported in the British Guardian
- 8:10[SPEAKER_01]: This is the dumbest thing I've ever done.
- 8:14[SPEAKER_01]: Well, perhaps, fleeing a nation because of a perceived danger that doesn't actually exist only to then find yourself in the midst of that very danger in another country, yeah, that's pretty dumb.
- 8:29[SPEAKER_01]: That's for sure.
- 8:30[SPEAKER_01]: Again, it's a clash between ideologically-tainted perception and objective reality, and it's not hard to see.
- 8:39[SPEAKER_01]: As of this year, 67 United Nations member states still criminalize consensual, same-sex relations entirely.
- 8:48[SPEAKER_01]: Seven of those countries imposed the death penalty by law, and five more have legal uncertainty and beguity of whether execution can be applied, at least 63 UN member states have laws restricting free expression related to sexual and gender identity altogether.
- 9:07[SPEAKER_01]: So while Ark was pretending that America was too dangerous for a transgender person to live in, again, in San Francisco to boot, there are dozens of countries on this planet right now where you can be legally executed simply for being gay.
- 9:26[SPEAKER_01]: America doesn't do that.
- 9:29[SPEAKER_01]: America doesn't throw people off rooftops.
- 9:32[SPEAKER_01]: America doesn't hand down des sentences for who you love.
- 9:37[SPEAKER_01]: Now, has President Trump changed federal transgender policy?
- 9:40[SPEAKER_01]: Yes, absolutely.
- 9:41[SPEAKER_01]: In accordance with the wishes of about 80% of the voting public.
- 9:46[SPEAKER_01]: His administration recognizes two sexes for federal purposes.
- 9:49[SPEAKER_01]: The State Department issues passports based on sex at birth and military policy to squalifies most individuals diagnosed with gender dysphoria unless granted a waiver.
- 10:00[SPEAKER_01]: Americans are absolutely allowed to disagree with those policies.
- 10:05[SPEAKER_01]: They can vote against them, they can make their arguments against them, they can challenge them in court, they can protest in the streets, they can criticize the president using every word in their vocabulary, it's called freedom.
- 10:18[SPEAKER_01]: And art got to exercise it, and art got to exercise literally every single bit of it.
- 10:25[SPEAKER_01]: Hop on a plane, leave the country,
- 10:28[SPEAKER_01]: and then come right back, and my dad keep on criticizing.
- 10:34[SPEAKER_01]: Try doing that in most of the 67 countries that make what Ark identifies as a crime.
- 10:41[SPEAKER_01]: This is what happens when political hysteria replaces basic reality.
- 10:47[SPEAKER_01]: The grass looked greener across the Atlantic.
- 10:50[SPEAKER_01]: This trans woman crossed the ocean and found out the hard way that it wasn't.
- 10:56[SPEAKER_01]: America can frustrate you, could disappoint you, they can elect a president, you can't stand.
- 11:02[SPEAKER_01]: But at the end of the day, it's still a country, a big country that you can come home to, or better yet, never leave in the first place.
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