Ellis Discordia Montano, a 50-year-old divorced father of one, decided to identify as a “lesbian” and began frequenting the women’s locker room at a St. Louis gym.
On July 29, Montano walked around the indoor pool area in a royal blue bikini, then showered in the women’s locker room, shaved and began applying makeup.
When he was confronted in a women’s sauna by members who told him he shouldn’t be there, he reportedly pulled up his bikini top to reveal his “breasts” to prove he was a woman.
Life Time Fitness executives later defended their decision to allow Montano to undress, shower and groom himself with women and children, but Montano also posted threats to harm himself and others on social media, including photos of a gun.
After Life Time Fitness overturned the ruling and forced Monsanto out of the clubs, he went to the home of the woman who had complained, where her husband, a former Marine, found him, locked his wife in the bathroom, took her gun, and prepared to defend himself inside the house.
Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” is horrified that things have come to this point, but he knows where we’ve come from.
“We’ve gotten to this point by pandering. We’ve convinced transvestites that they have the right to strip, shower and defecate with women and children. We’ve raised their expectations, which raises their victimisation, oppression and anger,” Whitlock said.
“We’ve made cross-dressers expect to be treated the same as women. I’ve lived long enough. It didn’t used to be like that. Plumbing has always been a determining factor in using the toilet. A bat or ball here, a mitt or glove there,” he continues.
“We have no choice but to put up with the delusions of the mentally ill,” he added.
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