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6/23/26

Bryon Noem’s Dominatrix Speaks about Her 9 year Relationship With Him

Bryon Noem’s Dominatrix, Shy Sotomayor speaks in depth with Spencer Macnaughton about her 9 year Relationship With Him / Uncloseted Media

Dominatrix Shy Sotomayor, spoke with Spencer Macnaughton from Uncloseted Media about her 9 year relationship with the former First Gentleman.

To be clear this isn’t a condemnation of sex worker or domination and submissive relationships. I have had both of those relationships before I transitioned when I was in deep in denial about my authentic gender, much the same as Bryon is/was.

This is American history that mainstream media won’t touch.

Shy said being pansexual she felt an obligation to the LGBTQ community and that motivated her to go public despite her fear of retribution from the Trump Administration.

Byron’s wife, Kristi Noem the former governor of South Dakota signed many anti-trans bills, one of the most odious denied trans youth live saving gender affirming healthcare during their 9 year relationship. Kristy Noem later became head of the DHS in the rabidly anti-diversity trump administration. She likely stepped down because her husbands fantasy life became public.

Shy said Bryon had indicated later in their realationship that he wanted to transition from male to female. That was just too much for Shy. The hypocrisy of it all drove her to go public.

Fair Warning. Symantec detected “deep fake” voices in the audio. While I appreciate Norton security I don’t trust it, for good reasons.

6/1/26

Appeals Court Rules Transgender Military Ban Unconstitutional

Approximately one thousand honorably serving transgender military members have been involuntarily discharged during Trump’s second term.

On June , 1, 2026 the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled 2-1 that Hegseth’s policy to discharge people who are currently serving was motivated by animus against transgender people, violating their constitutional rights.

How did the transgender military ban get back to the appeals court?

When the troop ban reached reached the Supreme Court emergency docket on March 6, 2025, the court in a divided ruling kept Trump’s transgender ban in effect while lower courts ruled on it. Three judges who are unbeholden to Trump, Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson — noted dissents but provided no reasoning.

The appeals court panel’s 2-1 decision partially upholds a March 2025 ruling by U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes in Washington, D.C. Reyes who concluded in a scathing ruling that Trump’s executive order to exclude transgender troops from military service likey violated their constitutional rights.

The administration appealed after Reyes issued a preliminary injunction that was requested by attorneys for several transgender people who are active-duty service members and others seeking to join the military. The appeals court’s majority decided that the injunction applies to the plaintiffs currently serving in the military but not those trying to enlist, the AP reports.

Sec. Def. Pete Hegseth in accordance to Trump’s Executive Order issued a memo targeting approximately one thousand transgender military members for involuntary discharge.