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Posted - February 19, 2023 at 7:58 PM
Saved - February 19, 2023 at 11:15 PM
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The gender identity movement has a troubling history. Alfred Kinsey's report relied on dodgy evidence, including from a notorious paedophile. John Money championed sex change surgery for children, including a boy whose penis was accidentally burned off. Money was discredited after the boy committed suicide. LGBTQ organizations and the media have promoted extreme versions of LGBTQ orthodoxy, leading to confusion among children. Trans activists are in conflict with lesbians and gays, and some LGBTQ activists embrace medical procedures as a fetish. The public needs to understand the dangerous nature of these demands.

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1./ Gender Identity Nuts How did we end up with rapists in women's prisons? Let's start with Alfred Kinsey who set out to overturn views of sex in 1948. He'd a fetish for harming his penis. His Report had a problem too, as this show revealed. The P Word. https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1y48zh

Series 6 Ep 11-Kinsey's Paedophiles - video Dailymotion Series 6 Ep 11-Kinsey's Paedophiles dailymotion.com

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2./ Kinsey's Report relied on dodgy evidence not least from a notorious paedophile who "researched" so-called "infant orgasm". Here's one of Kinsey's disgusting colleagues defending the fact the paedophile had sex with kids. Kinsey's work inspired sex researchers. But...

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A man with many contacts was well-liked by children and mothers, never facing any charges or arrests. However, there were two instances where a young child, possibly a girl, agreed to sexual contact but experienced pain due to their young age and small genitalia compared to the man's large genitalia. This created a problem.
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Speaker 0: Well, here's this man with hundreds of contacts. There's never a charge against him. He was never arrested for anything. All the children thought he was wonderful. All the mothers thought he was wonderful. There are 2 that I suppose, lest you get contradicted. There are 2 instances in which a young boy or girl a girl, I guess it was. I don't remember. They didn't complain. They agreed to the sexual contact, but then they found it very painful and yelled out when it actually took place. This was because they were very young and had small genitalia, and Rain was a grown man with enormous genital. And there was a thick problem.

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3./ It left a legacy of failure to treat child safeguarding seriously. In 1955 John Money theorised that children could have an inner gender identity that did not match their physical sex. He championed 'sex change surgery' including for a 13 year old... 'Brenda' Reimer. But...

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4./ 'Brenda' was a boy whose penis was accidentally burned off as a baby. Money told his parents to raise him as a girl. He even used a transsexual to try to convince the boy to have a neo-vagina created. The boy refused. At the end Anne Fausto-Sterling defends Money's attempt.👇

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In 1978, when Brenda was almost 13, Dr. Mone tried to convince her to have a vaginal surgery. He brought in a transsexual to show Brenda someone who had willingly undergone the operation, hoping it would persuade her. Some experts believe this was a reasonable approach.
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Speaker 0: By 1978, the year of the proposed surgery, when she was almost 13, doctor Mone made one last attempt to persuade Brenda to have a vagina constructed. The psychologist enlisted the help of a transsexual. He thought that when Brenda saw someone who had voluntarily submitted to a genital operation. She would be willing to have surgery too. Some experts think that this was a reasonable course of action.

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5./ In 1993, Fausto-Sterling had championed the notion there weren't just two sexes but a spectrum. She later claimed the proposed number of 5 sexes was satire but the spectrum entered the mainstream and is now defended by some scientists who really should know better. 👇

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6./ Fausto-Sterling's work relied heavily on John Money's but he promptly wrote to the NY Times to slam it as factually inaccurate. His work was anyway deeply troubling. He argued sexual relationships between adults and children could be mutually beneficial. But..

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7./ Money was discredited after he cited 'Brenda' Reimer as a huge success and proof that sex was malleable. In fact it was a huge disaster. 'Brenda' - as David- later committed suicide after denouncing the perverse experiments Money ran on him and his naked twin brother.

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In this video, the speaker asks how to differentiate between boys and girls. They mention that boys have short hair, but what if both individuals have short hair? The speaker suggests another way to determine gender is by removing their clothes. They also mention being asked explicit and sexual questions that made them uncomfortable, comparing it to how they would feel talking that way to their own child.
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Speaker 0: Now I've got a good question for you. What? How do you tell the difference between a boy and a girl? Well, I've been a lifelong hair, and a boy has shown hair. What if I have shown hair and you have shown hair? Well, I I am addressing you in a sense. Yes. There would be a way, but there is another way. What? Take their clothes off. The type of questions that we were asked were sexual in nature. So the point where it'd make me blush, If I would think of talking that way to my to my son, I'd be very embarrassed. It is very explicit with the sexual parts.

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8./ By the time he was discredited in 1997 the gender identity movement Money inspired was exploding. In '92, Kate Bornstein's book 'Gender Outlaw' popularised the notion trans was progressive. This despite the fact Bornstein spent 12 years in the senior ranks of Scientology.

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Kate Bornstein, a prominent figure in gender discourse, gained recognition with her book Gender Outlaw in 1992, which challenged the gender binary. Her background includes serving as a high-ranking officer in the Scientology church. In 2015, she joined the cast of Caitlyn Jenner's docuseries I am Kate, expanding her reach to a wider American audience.
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Speaker 0: Kate Bornstein is one of the most important figures in contemporary gender discourse. She rose to underground infamy with the 1992 publication of her book Gender Outlaw, an iconic manifesto that deconstructed the gender binary. Bornstein's history is as full and complex as her ideas about identity. Before she became a clear icon, she was a high ranking officer in the Scientology church. In 2015, she became a cast member of Caitlyn Jenner's docuseries I am Kate, bringing her work to a broader American audience.

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9./ It wasn't long before the idea of identifying as something you're not began to appeal to a ...wider spectrum. Stefoknee Wolscht, a Canadian trans activist, and ex jail bird, argued 'she' was really a 6 year old girl and campaigned to be allowed to use the little girls' room.

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Welcome to Stephanie's King Time, where I embrace the little girl experiences I was denied.
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Speaker 0: Why hello. Welcome to Stephanie's King Time. In my mind, I'm a girl I was never allowed to be a little girl. So I'm filling that tank of little girl experiences.

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10./ If any of this seemed untenable or suspect it soon became difficult to oppose it. LGBTQ+ organisations like Stonewall encouraged institutions and employers to enforce the new ideology. Staff activists underlined the message. Here's taxpayers money being wasted at the @DWP

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A trans man is someone who was assigned female at birth, while cisgender or cis refers to those who identify with the gender they were assigned at birth. Transitioning can be challenging due to concerns about societal acceptance and potential loss of relationships or employment. It's important to use correct pronouns, such as she/her, he/him, or they/them, to respect individuals' gender identities. Including pronouns in email signatures can create a more inclusive environment. Misunderstandings and misjudgments about trans people can have serious consequences, as their rights and lives are at stake. Trans people exist as a reality, not an opinion.
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Speaker 0: A trans man is a man who was assigned female at birth. Speaker 1: Cisgender or cis is a term for anyone who does identify with the gender they were assigned at birth. It is not an insult. Everyone has a gender identity. Being trans is when your sense of your own gender is different to the gender you were given at birth. Speaker 0: Whether you're trans or not is called your trans status. Becomes in many shapes and forms. It's very personal. It's very personal. Speaker 1: There are many barriers to transitioning including worrying how others will treat you, such as losing family, friends, or your job. My family don't accept me. The word trans is an adjective, it's not a noun. So it's a trans woman not a trans. My pronouns are she and her. Some people's pronouns are he and him, but there are also they and them. They and them does not necessarily have to be plural, it can also be a singular. Speaker 0: Trans people know when someone is doing it inadvertently And when someone is doing it on purpose, just make sure you're in the 1st group. You don't have to be trans put the pronouns in your email. It's very effortless and it just helps everyone really creating a more welcoming environment. So be careful not to get misinformed because had like forming a wrong opinion of trans people can mean that trans people can lose, their hardly fought and acquired rights. And we are talking about lives, we're talking about people who are human. And it's not okay to make their existence an opinion because trans people exist, they are not an opinion, they are they are a reality, we are real.

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11./ The media got in on the act too, churning out propaganda. Here's a snippet from the BBC's infamous schools educational video telling 11 year olds that there are over 100 different genders. The video was only withdrawn after 2 years of protest by the likes of @ALLIANCELGB

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There are over 100 gender identities, apart from male and female. Some individuals may identify as two different genders or as bigender. Others may describe themselves as gender queer, not wanting to be associated with any specific gender.
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Speaker 0: Different gender identities. That's a really, really exciting question to ask. Do you know there are so many gender identities? So we know we've got male and female but there are over 100 if not more gender identities now? So we know that some people might feel like they're 2 different genders, some people might think they're bigender, And then you've got some people who might call themselves gender queer. They're just like, I don't really want to be anything in particular. I'm just going to be me.

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12./ Within schools a legion of bizarre organisations fanned out to inculcate ever more extreme versions of LGBTQ+ orthodoxy. 'Educate and Celebrate' for example were paid taxpayers' money to 'smash heteronormativity in primary schools". Which isn't scary at all..

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We aim to break down societal norms and promote acceptance of all identities, especially for our children. Our teaching methods focus on intersectionality and normalizing LGBTQ+ experiences. We strive to incorporate diversity into every lesson, making it a regular part of our school environment.
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Speaker 0: And really, the bottom line is completely smashed. Petronormativity. That's what we want to do so our kids can grow and be who they are. We totally encourage intersectional ways of teaching, lots of pedagogies around usualising, so making lgbt plus and everyday occurrence within the school. In our school, every lesson is somehow linked to diversity.

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13./ What's the result of this baloney on kids? Some "parents" are raising kids without any notion of gender (I think they actually mean sex). I wonder if lawyers across the US are drawing up timetables for when certain kids reach adulthood ....and can sue.

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Polyamorous parents allow their children to choose their gender. Their oldest child, Hazel, identifies as nonbinary. They explain that the pronouns "she" and "he" didn't feel right, so they embraced the term nonbinary. Despite this, Hazel prefers to present themselves in a more feminine manner.
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Speaker 0: These polyamorous parents let their children choose their gender. And for their oldest child, Hazel, that's neither male nor female. Speaker 1: Please tell us how and why you decided to come out as nonbinary. Because the pronouns she and he did not fit. Non binary was what I turned to, though I do choose to act and look, more feminine. Can I go down, mom?

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14./ If kids aren't sent to surgeons they may be able to pull their lives together. Here's Jazz Jenning's very caring surgeon explaining because of puberty blockers Jazz's genitals never developed. Jazz describes "her" vagina as a 'frankenvagina'. John Money would surely approve.

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A breakthrough in surgery is the ability to harvest the peritoneal lining. Jazz, a medical case, presents a challenge as her puberty was effectively blocked, preventing normal genital growth. This makes it difficult for surgeons to use a conventional approach. They are using the peritoneum tissue to create what can be described as a patchwork or Franken vagina.
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Speaker 0: Really doing right now as a breakthrough in terms of the surgery and being able to harvest this peritoneal lining. Jazz, as a medical case, is really a conundrum because her puberty was blocked so well that she didn't get growth of her genitals in a way that allows us as a surgeon to use a conventional approach. Thanks, please. It looks good. They're using the tissue I have, the peritoneum. I say it's going to be like a patchwork vagina, a Franken vagina.

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15./ Here's that surgeon telling @MattWalshBlog there's no connection between wanting to chop off genitals and chop off limbs. This is strange because the person who first studied wannabe amputees and compared it to sex change surgery was gender identity's pioneer: John Money.

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There is a community called trans abled where people who are physically able-bodied identify as disabled. For example, a man with two arms may feel like he should have only one. This has nothing to do with gender identity but rather someone's self-identity. It is considered a mental diagnosis called aptaminophenia, where someone is fascinated by having a missing limb or part of a limb. Some may find this idea strange or kooky.
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Speaker 0: Ever heard of people in the trans abled community? These are people who are physically able-bodied but feel like they should be disabled or identify as such. For example, a man who has 2 arms, but feels like he should have 1. If a if a man in this kind of marginalized community was went to the doctor and said I want to have Markov. Do you think that Speaker 1: That doesn't have anything to do with gender identity. Well, it's, someone's Someone's Speaker 0: self identity, how someone Speaker 1: identifies it? That's someone who has a, And I'll accept it as a mental diagnosis, a psychiatric condition. I don't even pretend to know what aptaminophenia is all about. But somehow it's the idea that you're fascinated or charmed by having a limb or part of a limb missing. Okay. I would say that's, pardon my non medical language. Kooky.

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16./ Marcia Bowers describes wanting to chop your leg off as 'kooky' but sex change surgery is apparently never kooky. Yet transition late in life often leaves an unconvincing appearance. This is why activists began to promote puberty blockers as a solution. But...

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The speaker talks about a stage where they noticed changes in their body. They mention that some people might perceive them as a 9 or 10-year-old going through a tomboy phase.
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And just just at the stage where I could see the body changing and, and just I think some people might, you know, look at Kai and go, oh, he's 9 or 10 and think, oh, you know, the tomboy phase or this

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17./ This brings trans activists into direct conflict with lesbians and gays who can see no reliable way to separate so-called "trans kids" from other gender non conforming kids. Our suspicion deepens when trans activists argue homosexuality will just have to disappear.

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18./ Nor does it help that some LGBTQ+ activists embrace medical procedures as some sort of sexual fetish. Here's a bloke explaining he wants to become a 'null' or eunuch. This raises the prospect of young LGB people being at risk from the promotion of creepy body modification.

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I prefer male pronouns and presenting as male. I want to either have no genitalia through nullification surgery or have female genitalia. Even if I don't have testicles, I would still take testosterone. My husband and I haven't decided on surgery, but I have started tucking and binding my genitals, which has been life-changing for me.
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Speaker 0: I'm comfortable with male pronouns. I present as male. I would prefer to either not have male genitalia either by having no genitalia at all, like through a surgery, they call it nullification, a or having a female genitalia. And I would still take testosterone even though that I didn't have testicles anymore. Wow. But that's for me and that's my experience, but there are probably, you know, lots of people people who have very different experiences. My husband and I hadn't really decided if a surgery thing is gonna be a route that we would go. What we did decide on is I would start to tuck and bind my genitals. It has been, like, life changing for me.

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19./ In 2022 the leading trans health care organisation @wpath raised 'eunuch' to the status of a gender identity. Sadiq Khan the @MayorofLondon has not clarified whether he still argues that "all gender identities are valid". Should eunuchs be celebrated in London's schools?

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20./ Promoting eunuchs as a valid and desirable identity for boys is perhaps the only idea quite as mad as rapists being put in women's prisons. Here's @lisanandy a Labour front bencher defending putting both rapists and paedophiles in the women's estate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUon9j1zJ_E

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21./ Nandy is Shadow Secretary for Levelling Up. The gay community has got used to another sort of levelling up, where our movement is taken over by straight people who want to seem edgy. Here's Pips Bunce, celebrated as an LGBT+ leader, thanking his/..."her"... wife.

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22./ Luckily, gender ideology is so daft when the public takes notice they're amazed it's taken seriously. Here's the Tate using taxpayers' money to celebrate "Queer" art. Listen to the buffoonery as they try to define a woman artist of the 20s as 'queer' cos ...she wore a suit.

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Form, something as basic as shape, has been assigned gender. Straight lines are considered masculine, while curves are seen as feminine. This gendering of form has erased the contributions of a remarkable woman from history. Her innovations and creativity in the art form were overshadowed and credited to others.
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Speaker 0: Thing as fundamental and basic as form has been gendered. Like, straight lines being masculine and curves being feminine. That's not necessarily a Was erased from history and almost like all the innovations and creativity that she brought to the art form were basically written into other people's fabric

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23./ Let's hope gender identity's powerful adherents continue to loudly proclaim their incoherent demands. The more these activists state clearly what they really want the more the public will understand that they and their demands are as dangerously nuts as it's possible to be.

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Posted - November 9, 2025 at 6:11 PM
Saved - November 10, 2025 at 9:01 AM
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I summarize a thread alleging the BBC pushed trans ideology in schools via materials claiming gender can differ from body, causing puberty confusion. It cites LGBTQ+ explanations (Q as Queer or Questioning) and argues ongoing confusion. After campaigns, the BBC withdrew the materials, claiming over 100 genders. Kate Daniels allegedly taught parents and children with these materials. Critics say the BBC’s bias harmed trust. The thread ends by defending John Money’s influence.

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1./ 🧵The BBC's Guilt. Defenders of the BBC keep insisting it never promoted trans ideology. Yet here's more snippets from the BBC's own schools materials. In this clip primary school kids are told they can be born with a gender identity different from their body. 👇 https://t.co/hoRqqQz6KP

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Speaker 0 explains that sex refers to the body parts you’re born with. Speaker 1 adds that gender is who you may be inside, while sex is whether you were born a boy or a girl. Speaker 0 notes that sometimes gender and body parts are the same, and sometimes they are different. The conversation ends with a question about the different gender identities.
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Speaker 0: Difference between sex and gender? Okay, so sex would be what the body parts that you're born with tends to be what we talk about with sex. Speaker 1: So gender to me would be who you maybe are inside but the sex of your body would be whether you were a little man or a woman or boy or a Speaker 0: girl whenever you were born. And sometimes it's the same, sometimes your feelings are the same as the body parts that you have and sometimes they can be different. What are the different gender identities?

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2./ Telling children they might be born in the wrong body is profoundly confusing. When they experience puberty they may assume any discomfort they feel is due to this. Here's a woman who had her breasts removed cos she thinks she's male telling kids "everything fits now". 🤦‍♂️ https://t.co/uE5FaL5T0W

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3./ Here's a clip from the same BBC schools video in which the letters in LGBTQ+ are explained. Primary schools kids are told that Q can mean Queer or Questioning. Aren't most school kids likely to be ... "questioning" and therefore presume Q refers to them? 🤔👀 https://t.co/1UG9QyVoLM

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The speaker notes that LGBTQ involves many letters and is easy to explain: lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. They add that the letter Q has two meanings: one square, and the other is questioning.
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Speaker 0: Letters in LGBTQ. It's a lot of letters, isn't it? LGBTQ is really easy to explain. It's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. Q has two. One square, and the other is questioning.

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4./ After a campaign by @AllianceLGB, @Transgendertrd, Christian groups and ordinary parents the BBC was forced to withdraw its schools material including the video arguing there were more than 100 genders including bigender and queer. Then the BBC told a big fat lie. 👉 https://t.co/H0m4Lt2iKq

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The speaker highlights that the question of gender identities is exciting because there are many more than just male and female. They state that there are over 100 gender identities, if not more. The speaker notes that some people may feel like they have two different genders, referring to bigender. They also mention individuals who identify as genderqueer, meaning they might not want to be anything in particular and choose to be themselves.
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Speaker 0: Different gender identities? That's a really, really exciting question to ask. Do you know there are so many gender identities? So we know we've got male and female, but there are over a 100, if not more, gender identities now. So we know that some people might feel like they're two different genders. So people might think they're bigender, and then you've got some people who might call themselves genderqueer. Just like, I don't really want to be anything in particular. I'm just going to be me. What did

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5./ The BBC claimed its schools material, "was never aimed directly at pupils". Yet here's Kate Daniels who devised the BBC materials admitting she travelled the country using them to teach parents, teachers and...yes...children. Look at the age of the kids she gaslit. 👇 https://t.co/pMdfntPSq2

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Kate Daniels introduces herself: she was a primary school teacher for ten years and a teaching assistant before that. She now teaches PSHE sessions across the United Kingdom to pupils, their parents, and teachers. She explains she understands how important and how difficult it is for teachers who want to do the right thing for their children but are under pressure from other aspects of the curriculum. She emphasizes that this subject is vital. She states that these lessons will safeguard and educate pupils in a safe environment and that they are absolutely crucial.
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Speaker 0: Hi, my name is Kate Daniels. I was a primary school teacher for ten years and a teaching assistant before that. I now teach PSHE sessions all across The United Kingdom to pupils, their parents and teachers. I understand how important it is and how difficult it is for teachers who want to do the right thing for their children but are under so much pressure from other aspects of the curriculum as well. But please be aware that this subject is vital. These lessons will safeguard and educate your pupils in a safe environment and make no mistake they are absolutely crucial.

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6./ Daniels goes on to say the videos she created "put children in the driving seat" and were created with kids in workshops. Even if all this wasn't the case the fact remains these videos were used by teachers like Daniels who actively misled kids with LGBTQ+ bollocks. https://t.co/kLuvMlWHsW

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If you don't teach these sessions they will be going online to search for themselves and when they do that they'll come across some really nasty inappropriate material. This resource has been designed to support the curriculum. It shows you how to deal with sensitive subjects in an age appropriate, open and honest way. What we've done is create a series of films that have put the children in a driver's seat. They got the opportunity in workshops to ask anonymous questions. This enabled them to really ask the questions that they wanted to know the answers to.
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Speaker 0: If you don't teach these sessions they will be going online to search for themselves and when they do that they'll come across some really nasty inappropriate material. This resource has been designed to support the curriculum. It shows you how to deal with sensitive subjects in an age appropriate, open and honest way. What we've done is create a series of films that have put the children in a driver's seat. They got the opportunity in workshops to ask anonymous questions. This enabled them to really ask the questions that they wanted to know the answers to.

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7./ The reason the BBC schools materials were so dangerous is they lent the credibility of a national broadcaster which claimed to be a trusted arbiter of the truth to other LGBTQ+ propaganda flooding our schools from truly perverse LGBTQ+ organisations. https://t.co/TLP5PBXt2o

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The speaker reflects on their upbringing, noting they did not have any trans role models available during their formative years. This absence of visible, lived examples of being transgender is presented as a significant gap in their life experience. The speaker suggests that having trans role models earlier could have led to a different, more favorable path regarding their own gender transition. They express a belief that access to role models who share their identity and experiences would have encouraged them to transition sooner than they did, implying that an earlier transition would have reduced difficulties and hardships they faced along the way. In articulating this point, the speaker asserts that an earlier transition would have made their life considerably easier, indicating that the timing of transition and the surrounding social and personal circumstances had a substantial impact on their well-being. The speaker emphasizes the idea that the absence of appropriate guidance and examples contributed to a longer, more challenging period before transition, during which they felt they went through the “wrong puberty.” This phrase underscores a sense of misalignment between their assigned gender at birth and their authentic gender identity, as experienced over time. The statement implies that puberty, when experienced without suitable role models or supportive frameworks, can become a source of enduring difficulty for someone who later identifies as transgender. Overall, the speaker presents a personal narrative in which the lack of visible transgender figures in their upbringing is linked to delayed transition and greater life challenges, while the presence of supportive role models could have facilitated an earlier, smoother alignment with their true gender identity. The fragment ends with an incomplete thought, signaling that there is more to their message beyond the provided text, but the core message conveyed is clear: the absence of trans role models during childhood and adolescence is connected to postponed transition and additional hardships before reaching a more authentic alignment.
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Speaker 0: Didn't have any trans role models growing up. And if I had, I would have transitioned a lot sooner, and it would have made my life a hell of a lot easier. I wouldn't have had to go through the wrong puberty. My

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8./ The fact the BBC still cannot bring itself to acknowledge the harm done by its flagrant ideological bias is just one reason millions of people cannot trust it. It's impossible to forgive an organisation that arrogantly refuses to admit it did anything wrong.

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9./ As for Kate Daniels: in further proof it is impossible to fail if you spout woke platitudes the woman who told primary school kids there are over 100 genders went on to promote mental health. Including with a badly advised Prince William. She should be in jail. Or an asylum. https://t.co/knwOQU2KWS

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@Neo_Theorem Great show. Check out the defence in it of John Money’s attempt to make the boy have an illegal vaginoplasty by @Fausto_Sterling. That’s right the expert that @theAliceRoberts loves to cite on sex v gender.

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Posted - June 18, 2025 at 12:53 PM
Saved - June 18, 2025 at 4:17 PM
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I’ve been reflecting on Sarah McBride’s actions as a trans activist. He claims the trans lobby faces hostility due to a lack of public persuasion, yet he has championed extreme positions. After a law in North Carolina protecting women's spaces passed, McBride led a campaign against the Republican Governor. He admitted to prioritizing restroom access over non-discrimination protections and worked to silence opposing voices. His connections to elite politics have benefited him, and he has shown little willingness to compromise on issues, often labeling dissenters as bigoted.

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1./ 🧵The Lies of Sarah McBride: The Sequel. This leading trans activist claims the trans lobby now faces hostility cos it failed to take the time to convince the public. Yet it was McBride himself who ruthlessly championed the most extreme positions. 👉 https://nytimes.com/2025/06/17/opinion/ezra-klein-podcast-sarah-mcbride.html

Opinion | Sarah McBride on Why the Left Lost on Trans Rights Representative Sarah McBride reckons with the trans rights movement’s shortcomings, and how to win hearts and minds through a politics of grace. nytimes.com

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2./ After @HRC failed to stop a law in North Carolina protecting women's spaces McBride led its revenge campaign to ensure its Republican Governor was not re-elected. "It would send a really important message: if you come for us we're going to come for you", warned McBride.

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Trans work constitutes 60-70% of the organization's current efforts and is central to their daily operations and the broader movement. They dedicated significant staff, volunteers, and funding to defeat Pat McCrory in North Carolina following HB2. This was intended to send a clear message to anti-equality politicians: targeting the LGBTQ community and its allies will result in electoral consequences.
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Speaker 0: Progress I've seen over the last several years. Trans work is probably 60 to 70% of our work at this point. Trans work is not just at the center of the movement, but it's at the center of the work that we do every day. You know, we put unprecedented and unprecedented amount of staff, volunteers, and money into the state of North Carolina to specifically defeat Pat McCrory after HB two because we understood that defeating Pat McCrory would send a really important message to anti equality politicians that if you come for us, we're gonna come for you, not just the trans community, but the LGBTQ community and our allies. We'll come for you on election day.

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3./ Invading women's restrooms was such a complusion for McBride that in a 2018 Google seminar he admitted HRC killed a non-discrimination bill in Philadelphia protecting gay and trans people from employment discrimination just because it had an exemption for women's restrooms. https://t.co/rSXqpPYGF0

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A battle occurred in Pennsylvania regarding a nondiscrimination bill. Support was withdrawn because public accommodations were removed, which would disproportionately harm the transgender community. The decision to remove support, along with other organizations, contributed to the bill's failure. The principle is that any legislation that disproportionately does not protect the trans community cannot be supported.
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Speaker 0: For instance, there was a battle in Pennsylvania. We removed our support for a bill, a nondiscrimination bill, not that that still included gender identity, but they stripped out public accommodations. And we knew that stripping out public accommodations would disproportionately harm the trans trans transgender community. And so we said we can no longer support this bill. And the bill died in part because of us and other organizations saying, this is the first principle. Any legislation that disproportionately does not protect the trans community is legislation we can't support.

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4./ McBride also admitted at @HRC he worked with angry trans activists to try to silence scientists or academics who opposed their extreme agenda; bullying their employers to try to get them fired, and denigrating their views in the media. There was no attempt to persuade. https://t.co/cAoQMS2Ce1

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The speaker has spent two years trying to get Johns Hopkins to state that Paul McHugh doesn't represent the hospital's positions. This is to combat misinformation from McHugh, who isn't a gender or sexuality specialist, but whose medical title lends him credibility. The goal is to have these statements ready for courts and legislatures if he testifies, and to educate the media about why he's not a credible source on trans identities. They are actively tracking individuals like McHugh and engaging with their institutions.
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Speaker 0: Actually spent the last two years trying to engage with Johns Hopkins to get them to make a clear affirmative statement that Paul McHugh does not represent the positions at the hospital and the institution because those are important statements to be able to combat the misinformation that Paul McHugh, who's not a gender or sexuality specialist, but who has these personal biases that he writes about in non scientific journals, but with a doctor in front of his name that makes it seem like he has credibility on the issue. To make sure that we get these statements so we can have them ready in courts if he's ever testifying, legislatures if he's ever testifying, and to, again, educate the the the the media about why this person is not a credible person to be to be interviewing on trans identities. So we're very aware of that. There's ongoing efforts depending Bailey, I think. Jamaica Bailey. Yeah. Yeah. There there's a whole host. There's a wonderful person named Brynn Hannahill who does a lot of writing on I know Brynn. Brynn's great, and we work actively with Brynn tracking these folks and making sure that we're going in and engaging with their institutions.

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5./ McBride never learned to persuade because he never needed to. His close links to the Bidens helped him wangle a top job at @HRC. Just a month later he became the first trans person to speak at the Democrat Convention. He's always benefited from top down elite politics. https://t.co/GxJ92xjIH6

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6./ In Delaware, McBride championed Regulation 225 which prevented schools informing parents if their child "identified as transgender". No debate was permitted by McBride. He argued 225 was life-saving and parents who opposed it were bigoted and running "a smear campaign". https://t.co/gzCtKJ0xLl

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7./ When a compromise was agreed McBride withdrew the bill. It was all or nothing. He refused to be moderate. As a Delaware senator he then proposed a law to police social media and so-called misinformation. How dare people have opinions this tin pot trans tyrant disagreed with. https://t.co/jRi7OYR6En

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8./ Sarah McBride is a moderate voice in much the same way he's a woman. In other words not at all. In truth he's a manipulative misogynist with a shocking record of political extremism. If you want to read more about that extremism click on the link in my bio. 🔼🔼🔼 https://t.co/HPJErTotV7

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9./ You can also read about McBride's extensive links to the corrupt Bidens in Delaware. It was Biden's lawfare against @elonmusk -combined with the McBride trans lobby's extremism- that pushed Musk into supporting Trump. Something @nytimes is way too captured ever to admit. END https://t.co/YkWFlJ4Ful

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What motivates the Trans Lobby? Two key figures emerge: Robert Stoller, who coined 'gender identity,' and Gilbert Herdt, who studied the Sambia tribe known for ritual abuse of boys. Herdt defended this abuse in the 1990s, a stance echoed by others. Virginia Prince, a psychiatric patient of Stoller and founder of the first trans organization, influenced Stoller's belief that trans identity stems from a hatred of women. Stoller's research linked this to the Sambia's misogyny. The origins of the trans movement reveal troubling undercurrents.

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1./ What motivates the Trans Lobby? Two images sum it all up. The first is of Robert Stoller the man who coined the term 'gender identity' and popularised the idea in the 1960s and 70s. Here he is in Papua New Guinea in 1979. Guess who took the photograph.👉 https://t.co/edosxNvGee

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2./ The photographer was Gilbert Herdt who spent the 1970s studying the Sambia tribe who ritually abused young boys. Herdt went on to publicly defend child abuse in the 1990s. His work was then quoted approvingly by @petertatchell in his own defence of paedophilia in 1997. https://t.co/7a4NQLo5qV

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3./ The other image that explains the trans lobby is this one. "Virginia" Prince set up FPE, the first trans organisation, in the 60s and has been credited with effectively founding the trans movement. He was a psychiatric patient of Robert Stoller's for 27 years. https://t.co/YPMBUtIks3

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4./ It was almost certainly from " Virginia" that Stoller developed his idea that men embraced a trans identity as revenge on women. Trans identification was, he said, a form of sexual perversion rooted in hate and fear of women. Prince despised women. https://t.co/Akk8CIC7zI

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5./ That's why Stoller travelled to Papua New Guinea. The Sambia warriors also viscerally despised women. He and Herdt would later theorise Sambia child abuse was a type of behaviour motivated by the same fear fo women that drove trans identification back in America.

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6./ If a trans activist tells you their lobby is progressive remind them of its founding fathers: Virginia Prince who hated women (and gays) and his psychiatrist who concluded trans identification was akin to child abuse. Under the surface pathology still drives the trans lobby.

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The posts discuss the impact of gender identity propaganda on mental health, referencing individuals like Emma Corin, Elliot Page, and Tommy Dorfman. They also mention the biography of Mata Amritanandamayi, the origins of the trans movement, and the controversy surrounding elective amputations. The author questions the distinction between miracles and madness in these stories and raises concerns about the potential negative effects on society and mental health. They criticize the media's unquestioning support of transitions and suggest that society may be misled by these stories.

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1./ Of magic, miracles and the mental health impact of gender identity propaganda. After Emma Corin in a chest binder and Elliot Page's top surgery we're now regaled by Tommy Dorfman reintroduced as a 'woman', who says 'she' was trapped "in the wrong body". Miracle or madness?👇

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I haven't fully explored my career because I've been living in the wrong body. Until recently, I was hiding my true self as an actor, focusing on portraying characters. Now, I'm thrilled to finally have the opportunity to play female roles.
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Speaker 0: I I feel like I haven't scratched the surface with my career or work because everything I've done up until the end of last year has been in the wrong body and not in my truth. And so much of my work as an actor was, like, hiding this part of myself and then bringing light to character. Until I think I'm just excited to play women.

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2./ Dorfman's story was showcased in @TIME whose owner the billionaire Marc @Benioff likes a miracle or two. His own life was magically transformed when he met an Indian guru Mata Amritanandamayi, known as the hugging saint.👇 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8281105/How-Indian-guru-taught-life-changing-power-giving-says-philanthropist-Marc-Benioff.html

Marc Benioff boosts Mail Force's PPE airlift campaign Mr Benioff is worth £5.5 billion thanks to the success of the company he founded shortly after that encounter, Salesforce, which employs more than 1,500 in the UK. dailymail.co.uk

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3./ Mata built a vast business empire. Her biography tells a miraculous story of how she survived for a time on a diet of glass and faeces, diverted storms and fed a thousand people from a single pot. That makes Tommy's miracle sound positively mundane.👇https://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/26/business/ammas-multifaceted-empire-built-on-hugs.html

Amma’s Multifaceted Empire, Built on Hugs (Published 2013) Mata Amritanandamayi, known as Amma, is a globe-trotting guru who embraces the masses — and a get-it-done management style for her charities. nytimes.com

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4./ The trans movement itself began with a story that hovered between miracle and madness, 'Man to Woman', the biography of Lili Elbe, who had a sex change op in the 1930s. In 'The Danish Girl', based on her story, Lili learns how to pout from a brothel dancer. Miracle or mad?

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5./ Lili's story often swings into almost pathological homophobia. For one thing she believed her body was possessed by two people : 'Andreas' and herself. Disgusted by the suggestion Andreas might be homosexual she claims he has to die and "perhaps I am his murderer". Ok...👇

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6./ Lili became so delusional she claimed when slices of ovary were inserted into her she was suddenly rejuvenated. Popularised by Eugene Steinach, it was a widely held belief that gland transplants could make you younger. We now know it's bunkum.👇https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/health-history-science-science-everywhere/getting-steinached-was-all-rage-roaring-20s

Getting 'Steinached' was all the rage in Roaring ’20s The Great War was over, cars were multiplying on the streets, radios were crackling in living rooms, plastics were hitting the market and theatres were attracting people with newfangled moving pictures. Science and technology were roaring ahead. It was, after all, the “Roaring Twenties.” But in Vienna, there was another kind of roar. It was emanating from thousands of older men who claimed to have regained their virility through what seemed to be a stunning advance in medicine. They had been “Steinached!” The men had undergone a 20-minute procedure introduced by Dr. Eugen Steinach in which one of their seminal ducts was tied off. In other words, the men underwent a partial vasectomy. The goal wasn’t prevention of pregnancies, it was rejuvenation. Steinach’s work was stimulated by French physiologist Charles-Édouard Brown-Séquard’s seminal lecture delivered to members of La Société de biologie in 1899 in which he described having injected himself with filtered extracts from the crushed testicles of young dogs and guinea pigs to regain the vigour and intellectual stamina of his youth. The professor had also tested himself with a dynamometer, a device that measures mechanical force, and found that his muscle strength had also been renewed. He capped off the lecture by telling his rapt audience that just hours earlier he had passed the final test of his experiment by “paying a visit” to his young wife. The scientific community, however, did not buy Brown-Séquard’s claim that the key to rejuvenation was injection of minced gonads. The prestigious Boston Medical and Surgical Journal opined that “the sooner the general public and especially septuagenarian readers of the latest sensation understand that for the physically used up and worn out there is no secret of rejuvenation, no elixir of youth, the better.” Biology professor Eugen Steinach, however, thought Brown-Séquard’s work with gonads was worth pursuing and turned to transplanting the testes of a male guinea pig into a female. She then exhibited mounting behaviour characteristic of a male. Steinach concluded that the gland’s secretions were responsible for sexuality and even theorized that homosexuality in men could be treated by transplanting a testicle from a “normal” man into a recipient in need of “remasculinization.” Thankfully that idea didn’t fly, but surgeon Serge Voronoff’s notion of grafting monkey gland tissue onto the testicles of aging men did. While serving as physician to the king of Egypt, Voronoff had noted that the court eunuchs were often sickly and seemed to age very quickly. The testes, he concluded, played an important role in maintaining vigour, and that “possession of active genital glands was the best possible assurance for a long life.” In 1918, he believed he made his point when he restored an aging ram’s youthful vitality by transplanting the testes of a young lamb. Voronoff upped the ante by transplanting the testes of executed criminals into aging men rich enough to pay for the procedure. But demand soon outstripped supply, and since few young men were willing to part with their precious parts even for rich compensation, Voronoff came up with an alternative scheme. He would transplant bits of chimpanzee and monkey testes onto the genitals of elderly men. Eventually more than a thousand men underwent the monkey gland treatment at the hands of doctors around the world, with the requisite material often being supplied by a monkey farm Voronoff set up on the Italian Riviera. Steinach bought into Voronoff’s idea, but thought that the benefits ascribed to transplants could be achieved by an alternate procedure. Damming the seminal canal would stimulate the testes to produce more male hormones! At the time, researchers had determined that there were two types of tissues in testicles. Seminal tubules produced spermatozoa, but there were also “Leydig” cells between the tubules that released sex hormones. Steinach’s idea was that the two types of tissues compete for nourishment, and that stifling the sperm-producing tissues would boost the production of the sex hormones. In his book, Sex and Life, Steinach described how his patients “changed from feeble, parched, dribbling drones, to men of vigorous bloom who threw away their glasses, shaved twice a day, dragged loads up to 220 pounds, and even indulged in such youthful follies as buying land in Florida.” He believed in his procedure so strongly that he “thrice reactivated himself.” It isn’t clear what he meant by “thrice,” because once the duct is tied off, it’s tied off. Whatever improvement Steinach and his patients felt was probably due to wishful thinking, because as we now know, vasectomies do not boost hormonal output by the testes. Steinach had testimonials galore, including from some very famous people such as Sigmund Freud, who underwent the procedure when he was 67 years old, hoping to improve his “sexuality, his general condition and his capacity for work.” William Butler Yeats, the famed writer, was Steinached when he was 69. “It revived my creative power,” Yeats wrote in 1937. Apparently in more than one way. The doctor who performed the snip invited a woman half Yeats’s age to dinner with the aim of allowing the writer to make a connection and test out his newly embellished virility. It seems the outcome was successful, with Yeats publicly reporting on his “second puberty,” leading to the Dublin press nicknaming him the “gland old man.” While it is now clear that Brown-Séquard, Voronoff and Steinach promoted procedures that did not have the claimed efficacy, they did lay the foundations for further research that resulted in the isolation of testosterone, the male sex hormone. In 1927, University of Chicago chemistry professor Fred Koch isolated 20 milligrams of a substance from 20 kilos of bull testes that remasculinized castrated roosters, pigs and rats. By 1935, Schering’s Adolf Butenandt had worked out the molecular structure of testosterone, the active compound in the bull testes, which allowed him to come up with a chemical synthesis from cholesterol. Today, testosterone and various derivatives are prescribed to men with low blood levels who often claim to experience the effects that were thirsted for by men who subjected their privates to the scalpels wielded by Drs. Steinach and Voronoff in the Roaring Twenties. mcgill.ca

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7./ Lili's story is full of nonsense like this. Immediately after her op she claims she suddenly spoke with a high-pitched voice and began to "menstruate" through her nose. She also claimed no one recognised her as Andreas which makes one wonder whether everyone was being polite.

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8./ Once she'd suffered extraordinary pain Lili finally felt able to settle down with a man. Self-loathing homosexual? Who knows. Either way, for the next 60 years the desire to chop your body around to fit an inner 'identity' was viewed with suspicion. Then came a revolution.👇

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I have lost touch with reality and started renting a wheelchair to experience how my daily life would change. It's one thing to imagine being in a wheelchair and not being able to reach certain things or having to rearrange my home. But the overwhelming emotion I felt when I first tried it was indescribable.
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Speaker 0: I have a lost touch of reality. I know I have legs, but I also simultaneously imagine, I did, start renting a wheelchair for weekends around my home to get a sense of how how my daily life really would change. It's one thing to sort of imagine I could do together to to be in the chair and to experience while there are things that I won't be able to reach I will have to search, rearrange my home. But the overwhelming emotion, when I first

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9./ In the 90s, experts in transsexuality like Russell Reid (the key advisor on the Gender Recognition Act) began to argue medicine should affirm any strongly felt inner identity, including those who wanted their limbs amputated. Here's Reid comparing the two conditions. 👇

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At first, I found the idea of people wanting amputations strange and extreme. However, I realized that there is a similarity with transsexuals who desire to remove healthy body parts to align with their ideal body image. This made me understand that the desire for amputation is driven by a powerful and urgent psychological obsession.
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Speaker 0: Certainly, in my first heard of people wanting amputations, it seemed bizarre and extreme. But then I thought, well, I see transsexuals. Transsexuals want healthy parts of their body removed in order to adjust to their idealized body image. So I think that was a connection for me. I saw that people wanted to have their limbs off with equally as much degree of obsession and need and urgency, it was, it was a powerful emotion. I think in that sense, it's a psychological obsession.

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10./ I worked on this BBC Horizon, following a German guy, Hans Schuab, who wanted a leg amputated. Reid interviewed him and declared him completely sane. But here's the thing, he and the surgeon also concluded that Hans's desire to be an amputee was not fetishistic.

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11./ Y'see, fetishism might have suggested an obsession bordering on madness. But it was clear to me there WAS a sexual element to Hans's desire to have a leg removed. Soon after his op it was revealed another guy who was amputated ran a fetish site.👇https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12215344.amputee-surgeon-knew-of-sex-link/

Amputee surgeon knew of sex link THE surgeon who carried out amputations on two physically healthy men has admitted he knew in advance that one of them ran an Internet website for… heraldscotland.com

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12./ After the scandal, amputations of healthy limbs on the NHS were banned, despite wannabe-amputees using the same arguments as those who wanted to have "sex change" ops. They claimed, for example, they'd commit suicide unless they lost a limb. Or two.👇https://abcnews.go.com/Primetime/Health/story?id=1806125&page=1

What Drives People to Want to Be Amputees? abcnews.go.com

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13./ The medical profession solemnly concluded tho that cutting off healthy limbs to satisfy a strange inner identity was just too dangerous. What if it normalised a type of madness and encouraged it? Even Russell Reid concluded the wannabes's psyche "was damaged in some way".

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There is a discussion about the obsession with wanting to be headless and the connection to mutilation. Mutilation is seen as a way for these individuals to cope with psychological damage. Removing one leg is considered acceptable, but removing both legs is seen as a disaster.
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Speaker 0: There's a lot of conscience going on this one. There's the obsession for wanting wanting to be brutal headed. What causes this sort of thing? If you look at mutilation, why isn't that the same as one? It it it is in a word. Mutilation is is what these people want. It suggests that the psyche is damaged in some way. And that this is that this is their single solution to be rid of a leg. To be rid of 1 leg is, You know? Okay. To rid of 2 is a disaster. That's my view.

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14./ But why is wanting to remove a limb the result of a damaged psyche but wanting to remove your breasts or penis isn't? What's the difference between a modern miracle and a form of madness? It's an important question because proponents of elective amputation are back.👇

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15./ In an extraordinary article in 2020 @RichardBGibson defended the removal of healthy limbs including those of Hans; arguing the harm of their amputations would be less than not doing it. Miracle or madness? It depends on who we're talking about.👇https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0968533220934529

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16./ Gibson acknowledges Hans' condition was originally rooted in a type of sexual fetishism. But whether or not removing a limb from Hans made him happier or not what would be the impact on society as a whole of satisfying such fetishes? Gibson is silent on that.

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17./ If doctors and surgeons start changing bodies to fit every inner identity the impact on the mental health of young people and the vulnerable could be considerable. Self-harm is currently considered a mental health condition. This could normalise it. 👇https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-55730999

'Concerning' rise in pre-teens self-injuring The rate of hospital admissions for nine to 12-year-olds who self-injure has doubled in six years. bbc.co.uk

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18./ Most of us would agree that even if a tiny minority felt happier affirmed in their desire to mutilate their body the dangers of the impact on others would outweigh that small benefit. Young people might be misled by uplifting tales, like those of Hans and his now absent leg.

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19./ So what is the impact of a steady stream of "uplifting" tales of people surgically or hormonally transforming their body which they, like Tommy Dorfman, claim is 'wrong'? Might those stories of miraculous transformations contribute to mental health issues for many others?

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20./ The medics who drove this phenomenon claimed to be full of goodwill and care. As did Russell Reid, before he was found guilty of misconduct. He'd given hormones to a woman who wanted be a man...because she believed she was Jesus. Miracle or madness? 👇https://www.theguardian.com/society/2007/may/25/health.medicineandhealth2

Sex change doctor guilty of misconduct

UK's best-known expert on transsexualism is found guilty of serious professional misconduct for rushing five patients into sex-changing treatments, but avoids being struck off.

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21./ Is our media exhibiting a similar complacency now to Reid's as they applaud every transition no questions asked? When we look back maybe we'll conclude it wasn't any individual who was mad but society as a whole; gas lit by the stories of 'miracles' that were no such thing.

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When people ask me how the idea of ‘gender identity’ is regressive, I point to this. Here’s David Lopez and Dylan Mulvaney explaining “gender fluidity” where “she” is always, soft and obsessed about “her” looks. What women struggled to escape these two dudes celebrate. #misogyny https://t.co/ES4S29I0G8

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In this video, the speaker talks about their different versions of themselves. They mention a "glam she" version and explain that it can be difficult to explain gender confusion to others. They describe feeling like there are two levels inside them, with the "she" version at about 60 and the "he" version at 40. Sometimes the "she" version is more dominant and their pronouns and attitude change. They also mention that there is something inherently soft about them when they express themselves in this way.
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Speaker 0: Mhmm. And then, of course, there's, like, my glam she version, which even sometimes, like, in this presentation that's in front of you, there are times it's hard to explain to people who don't experience gender confusion maybe, or haven't explored it. I feel very much like if it was, like, 2 levels in here with inside me, if they were to exist on a binary, I feel like, you know, she is at about a 60. Yeah. You know? And he is about, 40 right now. But there are times when she's turned all the way up. Or I'm You can't even see him anymore. You can't even see him, and so my pronouns even change or, like, my whole attitude changes, but there's something very inherently just soft about me even doing this.
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Jazz Jennings, hailed as an icon by the trans lobby, has faced a tragic journey. Medical interventions have left Jazz sterile and unable to have a sex life. Mermaids, a UK lobby group, played a role in this. Jazz's story raises questions about coaching and the true nature of gender dysphoria. The use of puberty blockers, advocated by Mermaids, may not benefit the majority of kids. Blockers have cognitive impacts and worsen dysphoria. Jazz's surgeon admits that sexual function is compromised. The show "I Am Jazz" portrays a passionless existence. The plight of these mainly gay teenagers is a tragedy, highlighting the irony of a movement that once championed sexual freedom.

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1./ The truth about Jazz I've written in @spikedonline about Jazz Jennings who the trans lobby claims is an icon. But his medicalisation has left Jazz sterile, mutilated and unable to have a sex life. Jazz isn't an icon of our era. He's a victim 1 of /11 https://www.spiked-online.com/2023/08/20/the-tragedy-of-jazz-jennings/

The tragedy of Jazz Jennings The reality-TV star's story is a terrible indictment of so-called gender-affirming care. spiked-online.com

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2./ Jazz is just one of hundreds of victims of the UK lobby group Mermaids whom Jazz's mother first consulted. She then took Jazz to see Marilyn Volker, a therapist who had been a sex surrogate. She had sex with her clients, and even married one of them. World class care, eh? https://t.co/UnqU46mZ4D

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3./ Could Jazz's story have been a grift from the start? I stumbled upon this clip where Jazz introduces himself using his original name, Jaron, 2 years after he was supposed to have socially transitioned. Then he looks at the person who's filming as if he's being corrected. https://t.co/JBNUZ8CAkE

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Hi, I'm Karen and I want to share my story. On my birthday, I got a sewing machine and made my first fabric mermaid tail. I loved it and wore it every time I went swimming. It was a magical experience.
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Speaker 0: Hi. My name is Karen, and I'm gonna be making a video. Will you So on that same birthday, I ordered a sewing machine. I bought some fabric, and I created my 1st fabric mermaid tail. It was a beautiful tale. I loved it so much. It was like my little baby I would wear every single time when I swam in the water, and it was just a magical experience.

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4./ Jaron then says, "You can call me Jazz". It's almost as if the boy is being coached and isn't suffering from what his mother described as traumatic gender dysphoria. Or at least could have easily overcome it. Is the truth Jaron was just an effeminate little boy all along?

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5./ At a conference in 1998 a Mermaids speaker admitted only a third of children exhibiting gender dysphoria "will grow up to be transgendered adults". Over a half would be gay, she said. And that was 25 years ago, before trans became the cause du jour! gender.org.uk/conf/1998/merm…

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6./ Once puberty blockers became available Mermaids became Britain's foremost campaigners for their use. But if only a third of kids with dysphoria will become trans adults, two thirds of the kids who get medicalised are not receiving any so-called "benefit" from blockers.

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7./ Even those who may become "trans" are being harmed. The cognitive impact of blockers appears to be major and irreversible. Young animals on blockers become more anxious and withdrawn. The Tavistock found they made gender dysphoria worse in many kids.

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8./ Marci Bowers, Jazz's surgeon, has admitted that no child who goes on blockers at the "recommended time" will ever be able to sexually function properly or orgasm. Yep, thousands of kids are being deprived of their birthright to become a sexual adult. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuwOx9YdHXY&t=103s

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9./ In 'I Am Jazz' producers have tried to engineer romances but at 21, Jazz has had only 3 brief, Platonic "affairs", one kiss, and no sex. In the latest series this is what passes for passion: a stilted chat about how unique Jazz is. Jazz has been exiled to a sexual desert. https://t.co/yPvh2Gelcr

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Speaker 0: I had a great time tonight. You're really cool and interesting. You're unique, which is amazing. Most people aren't that unique or don't want to be, but you embrace your uniqueness. I admire that about you. Be the weirdo, dude.
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Speaker 0: Have you had fun tonight? Oh, yes. I love it. Yes. I'm having so much fun tonight getting to know you though. Yes, you're really cool. I think you're really cool too. Too. You're interesting. You're different than most people. You're unique, which is amazing. I mean, I do believe everyone's unique, but You're actually unique. Well, you know what? More power to you. I I would argue and say most people aren't that unique or most people don't want to be unique. So they try to be They try to limit themselves, but you, on the other hand, are not limiting yourself. You're embracing your uniqueness, so I admire that about you. Weirdo. I know it. Yeah. Be the weirdo, dude. Exactly.

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10./ Why are so-called "trans kids" put through all this pain? Do parents and doctors harbour a strange subconscious disgust for effeminate boys and butch girls? How else to explain the glee of Jazz's mum when she recalls how she threatened to "dilate" her teenage son's fauxgina. https://t.co/knpLtQrnP1

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I'm concerned about her mental well-being and her ability to maintain her dilation routine. Once she leaves my house, there's a risk of her reverting to old patterns. I once woke Jazz up and handed her the dilator with lubrication, telling her to use it or I would do it for her. But even when I'm home, she neglects it. I'll be furious if she goes to college and neglects her routine.
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Speaker 0: With her, I'm worried about, like, her mental well-being and her dilation. The minute she leaves my house, we have a dilation problem. That is a concern. We don't have that watchful eye. They tend to go back to old patterns. I had woken Jazz out of a dead sleep and taken the dilator and put the lubrication on it and said, here, you take this, do you put it in your vagina, if not, I will. But Jazz is bad even when I'm home once a day. I will be so mad if she goes away to college and that thing fills up. Like

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11./ Isn't it ironic that gay rights -which began as a movement championing sexual freedom- has been taken over by a cult that now sterilises mainly gay teenagers, robbing them of ...sexual freedom? It's one of the great political own-goals and for victims like Jazz ..a tragedy.

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The gender identity movement has a troubling history. Alfred Kinsey's report relied on dodgy evidence, including from a notorious paedophile. John Money championed sex change surgery for children, including a boy whose penis was accidentally burned off. Money was discredited after the boy committed suicide. LGBTQ organizations and the media have promoted extreme versions of LGBTQ orthodoxy, leading to confusion among children. Trans activists are in conflict with lesbians and gays, and some LGBTQ activists embrace medical procedures as a fetish. The public needs to understand the dangerous nature of these demands.

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1./ Gender Identity Nuts How did we end up with rapists in women's prisons? Let's start with Alfred Kinsey who set out to overturn views of sex in 1948. He'd a fetish for harming his penis. His Report had a problem too, as this show revealed. The P Word. https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1y48zh

Series 6 Ep 11-Kinsey's Paedophiles - video Dailymotion Series 6 Ep 11-Kinsey's Paedophiles dailymotion.com

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2./ Kinsey's Report relied on dodgy evidence not least from a notorious paedophile who "researched" so-called "infant orgasm". Here's one of Kinsey's disgusting colleagues defending the fact the paedophile had sex with kids. Kinsey's work inspired sex researchers. But...

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A man with many contacts was well-liked by children and mothers, never facing any charges or arrests. However, there were two instances where a young child, possibly a girl, agreed to sexual contact but experienced pain due to their young age and small genitalia compared to the man's large genitalia. This created a problem.
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Speaker 0: Well, here's this man with hundreds of contacts. There's never a charge against him. He was never arrested for anything. All the children thought he was wonderful. All the mothers thought he was wonderful. There are 2 that I suppose, lest you get contradicted. There are 2 instances in which a young boy or girl a girl, I guess it was. I don't remember. They didn't complain. They agreed to the sexual contact, but then they found it very painful and yelled out when it actually took place. This was because they were very young and had small genitalia, and Rain was a grown man with enormous genital. And there was a thick problem.

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3./ It left a legacy of failure to treat child safeguarding seriously. In 1955 John Money theorised that children could have an inner gender identity that did not match their physical sex. He championed 'sex change surgery' including for a 13 year old... 'Brenda' Reimer. But...

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4./ 'Brenda' was a boy whose penis was accidentally burned off as a baby. Money told his parents to raise him as a girl. He even used a transsexual to try to convince the boy to have a neo-vagina created. The boy refused. At the end Anne Fausto-Sterling defends Money's attempt.👇

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In 1978, when Brenda was almost 13, Dr. Mone tried to convince her to have a vaginal surgery. He brought in a transsexual to show Brenda someone who had willingly undergone the operation, hoping it would persuade her. Some experts believe this was a reasonable approach.
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Speaker 0: By 1978, the year of the proposed surgery, when she was almost 13, doctor Mone made one last attempt to persuade Brenda to have a vagina constructed. The psychologist enlisted the help of a transsexual. He thought that when Brenda saw someone who had voluntarily submitted to a genital operation. She would be willing to have surgery too. Some experts think that this was a reasonable course of action.

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5./ In 1993, Fausto-Sterling had championed the notion there weren't just two sexes but a spectrum. She later claimed the proposed number of 5 sexes was satire but the spectrum entered the mainstream and is now defended by some scientists who really should know better. 👇

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6./ Fausto-Sterling's work relied heavily on John Money's but he promptly wrote to the NY Times to slam it as factually inaccurate. His work was anyway deeply troubling. He argued sexual relationships between adults and children could be mutually beneficial. But..

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7./ Money was discredited after he cited 'Brenda' Reimer as a huge success and proof that sex was malleable. In fact it was a huge disaster. 'Brenda' - as David- later committed suicide after denouncing the perverse experiments Money ran on him and his naked twin brother.

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In this video, the speaker asks how to differentiate between boys and girls. They mention that boys have short hair, but what if both individuals have short hair? The speaker suggests another way to determine gender is by removing their clothes. They also mention being asked explicit and sexual questions that made them uncomfortable, comparing it to how they would feel talking that way to their own child.
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Speaker 0: Now I've got a good question for you. What? How do you tell the difference between a boy and a girl? Well, I've been a lifelong hair, and a boy has shown hair. What if I have shown hair and you have shown hair? Well, I I am addressing you in a sense. Yes. There would be a way, but there is another way. What? Take their clothes off. The type of questions that we were asked were sexual in nature. So the point where it'd make me blush, If I would think of talking that way to my to my son, I'd be very embarrassed. It is very explicit with the sexual parts.

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8./ By the time he was discredited in 1997 the gender identity movement Money inspired was exploding. In '92, Kate Bornstein's book 'Gender Outlaw' popularised the notion trans was progressive. This despite the fact Bornstein spent 12 years in the senior ranks of Scientology.

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Kate Bornstein, a prominent figure in gender discourse, gained recognition with her book Gender Outlaw in 1992, which challenged the gender binary. Her background includes serving as a high-ranking officer in the Scientology church. In 2015, she joined the cast of Caitlyn Jenner's docuseries I am Kate, expanding her reach to a wider American audience.
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Speaker 0: Kate Bornstein is one of the most important figures in contemporary gender discourse. She rose to underground infamy with the 1992 publication of her book Gender Outlaw, an iconic manifesto that deconstructed the gender binary. Bornstein's history is as full and complex as her ideas about identity. Before she became a clear icon, she was a high ranking officer in the Scientology church. In 2015, she became a cast member of Caitlyn Jenner's docuseries I am Kate, bringing her work to a broader American audience.

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9./ It wasn't long before the idea of identifying as something you're not began to appeal to a ...wider spectrum. Stefoknee Wolscht, a Canadian trans activist, and ex jail bird, argued 'she' was really a 6 year old girl and campaigned to be allowed to use the little girls' room.

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Welcome to Stephanie's King Time, where I embrace the little girl experiences I was denied.
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Speaker 0: Why hello. Welcome to Stephanie's King Time. In my mind, I'm a girl I was never allowed to be a little girl. So I'm filling that tank of little girl experiences.

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10./ If any of this seemed untenable or suspect it soon became difficult to oppose it. LGBTQ+ organisations like Stonewall encouraged institutions and employers to enforce the new ideology. Staff activists underlined the message. Here's taxpayers money being wasted at the @DWP

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A trans man is someone who was assigned female at birth, while cisgender or cis refers to those who identify with the gender they were assigned at birth. Transitioning can be challenging due to concerns about societal acceptance and potential loss of relationships or employment. It's important to use correct pronouns, such as she/her, he/him, or they/them, to respect individuals' gender identities. Including pronouns in email signatures can create a more inclusive environment. Misunderstandings and misjudgments about trans people can have serious consequences, as their rights and lives are at stake. Trans people exist as a reality, not an opinion.
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Speaker 0: A trans man is a man who was assigned female at birth. Speaker 1: Cisgender or cis is a term for anyone who does identify with the gender they were assigned at birth. It is not an insult. Everyone has a gender identity. Being trans is when your sense of your own gender is different to the gender you were given at birth. Speaker 0: Whether you're trans or not is called your trans status. Becomes in many shapes and forms. It's very personal. It's very personal. Speaker 1: There are many barriers to transitioning including worrying how others will treat you, such as losing family, friends, or your job. My family don't accept me. The word trans is an adjective, it's not a noun. So it's a trans woman not a trans. My pronouns are she and her. Some people's pronouns are he and him, but there are also they and them. They and them does not necessarily have to be plural, it can also be a singular. Speaker 0: Trans people know when someone is doing it inadvertently And when someone is doing it on purpose, just make sure you're in the 1st group. You don't have to be trans put the pronouns in your email. It's very effortless and it just helps everyone really creating a more welcoming environment. So be careful not to get misinformed because had like forming a wrong opinion of trans people can mean that trans people can lose, their hardly fought and acquired rights. And we are talking about lives, we're talking about people who are human. And it's not okay to make their existence an opinion because trans people exist, they are not an opinion, they are they are a reality, we are real.

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11./ The media got in on the act too, churning out propaganda. Here's a snippet from the BBC's infamous schools educational video telling 11 year olds that there are over 100 different genders. The video was only withdrawn after 2 years of protest by the likes of @ALLIANCELGB

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There are over 100 gender identities, apart from male and female. Some individuals may identify as two different genders or as bigender. Others may describe themselves as gender queer, not wanting to be associated with any specific gender.
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Speaker 0: Different gender identities. That's a really, really exciting question to ask. Do you know there are so many gender identities? So we know we've got male and female but there are over 100 if not more gender identities now? So we know that some people might feel like they're 2 different genders, some people might think they're bigender, And then you've got some people who might call themselves gender queer. They're just like, I don't really want to be anything in particular. I'm just going to be me.

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12./ Within schools a legion of bizarre organisations fanned out to inculcate ever more extreme versions of LGBTQ+ orthodoxy. 'Educate and Celebrate' for example were paid taxpayers' money to 'smash heteronormativity in primary schools". Which isn't scary at all..

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We aim to break down societal norms and promote acceptance of all identities, especially for our children. Our teaching methods focus on intersectionality and normalizing LGBTQ+ experiences. We strive to incorporate diversity into every lesson, making it a regular part of our school environment.
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Speaker 0: And really, the bottom line is completely smashed. Petronormativity. That's what we want to do so our kids can grow and be who they are. We totally encourage intersectional ways of teaching, lots of pedagogies around usualising, so making lgbt plus and everyday occurrence within the school. In our school, every lesson is somehow linked to diversity.

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13./ What's the result of this baloney on kids? Some "parents" are raising kids without any notion of gender (I think they actually mean sex). I wonder if lawyers across the US are drawing up timetables for when certain kids reach adulthood ....and can sue.

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Polyamorous parents allow their children to choose their gender. Their oldest child, Hazel, identifies as nonbinary. They explain that the pronouns "she" and "he" didn't feel right, so they embraced the term nonbinary. Despite this, Hazel prefers to present themselves in a more feminine manner.
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Speaker 0: These polyamorous parents let their children choose their gender. And for their oldest child, Hazel, that's neither male nor female. Speaker 1: Please tell us how and why you decided to come out as nonbinary. Because the pronouns she and he did not fit. Non binary was what I turned to, though I do choose to act and look, more feminine. Can I go down, mom?

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14./ If kids aren't sent to surgeons they may be able to pull their lives together. Here's Jazz Jenning's very caring surgeon explaining because of puberty blockers Jazz's genitals never developed. Jazz describes "her" vagina as a 'frankenvagina'. John Money would surely approve.

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A breakthrough in surgery is the ability to harvest the peritoneal lining. Jazz, a medical case, presents a challenge as her puberty was effectively blocked, preventing normal genital growth. This makes it difficult for surgeons to use a conventional approach. They are using the peritoneum tissue to create what can be described as a patchwork or Franken vagina.
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Speaker 0: Really doing right now as a breakthrough in terms of the surgery and being able to harvest this peritoneal lining. Jazz, as a medical case, is really a conundrum because her puberty was blocked so well that she didn't get growth of her genitals in a way that allows us as a surgeon to use a conventional approach. Thanks, please. It looks good. They're using the tissue I have, the peritoneum. I say it's going to be like a patchwork vagina, a Franken vagina.

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15./ Here's that surgeon telling @MattWalshBlog there's no connection between wanting to chop off genitals and chop off limbs. This is strange because the person who first studied wannabe amputees and compared it to sex change surgery was gender identity's pioneer: John Money.

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There is a community called trans abled where people who are physically able-bodied identify as disabled. For example, a man with two arms may feel like he should have only one. This has nothing to do with gender identity but rather someone's self-identity. It is considered a mental diagnosis called aptaminophenia, where someone is fascinated by having a missing limb or part of a limb. Some may find this idea strange or kooky.
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Speaker 0: Ever heard of people in the trans abled community? These are people who are physically able-bodied but feel like they should be disabled or identify as such. For example, a man who has 2 arms, but feels like he should have 1. If a if a man in this kind of marginalized community was went to the doctor and said I want to have Markov. Do you think that Speaker 1: That doesn't have anything to do with gender identity. Well, it's, someone's Someone's Speaker 0: self identity, how someone Speaker 1: identifies it? That's someone who has a, And I'll accept it as a mental diagnosis, a psychiatric condition. I don't even pretend to know what aptaminophenia is all about. But somehow it's the idea that you're fascinated or charmed by having a limb or part of a limb missing. Okay. I would say that's, pardon my non medical language. Kooky.

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16./ Marcia Bowers describes wanting to chop your leg off as 'kooky' but sex change surgery is apparently never kooky. Yet transition late in life often leaves an unconvincing appearance. This is why activists began to promote puberty blockers as a solution. But...

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The speaker talks about a stage where they noticed changes in their body. They mention that some people might perceive them as a 9 or 10-year-old going through a tomboy phase.
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And just just at the stage where I could see the body changing and, and just I think some people might, you know, look at Kai and go, oh, he's 9 or 10 and think, oh, you know, the tomboy phase or this

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17./ This brings trans activists into direct conflict with lesbians and gays who can see no reliable way to separate so-called "trans kids" from other gender non conforming kids. Our suspicion deepens when trans activists argue homosexuality will just have to disappear.

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18./ Nor does it help that some LGBTQ+ activists embrace medical procedures as some sort of sexual fetish. Here's a bloke explaining he wants to become a 'null' or eunuch. This raises the prospect of young LGB people being at risk from the promotion of creepy body modification.

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I prefer male pronouns and presenting as male. I want to either have no genitalia through nullification surgery or have female genitalia. Even if I don't have testicles, I would still take testosterone. My husband and I haven't decided on surgery, but I have started tucking and binding my genitals, which has been life-changing for me.
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Speaker 0: I'm comfortable with male pronouns. I present as male. I would prefer to either not have male genitalia either by having no genitalia at all, like through a surgery, they call it nullification, a or having a female genitalia. And I would still take testosterone even though that I didn't have testicles anymore. Wow. But that's for me and that's my experience, but there are probably, you know, lots of people people who have very different experiences. My husband and I hadn't really decided if a surgery thing is gonna be a route that we would go. What we did decide on is I would start to tuck and bind my genitals. It has been, like, life changing for me.

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19./ In 2022 the leading trans health care organisation @wpath raised 'eunuch' to the status of a gender identity. Sadiq Khan the @MayorofLondon has not clarified whether he still argues that "all gender identities are valid". Should eunuchs be celebrated in London's schools?

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20./ Promoting eunuchs as a valid and desirable identity for boys is perhaps the only idea quite as mad as rapists being put in women's prisons. Here's @lisanandy a Labour front bencher defending putting both rapists and paedophiles in the women's estate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUon9j1zJ_E

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21./ Nandy is Shadow Secretary for Levelling Up. The gay community has got used to another sort of levelling up, where our movement is taken over by straight people who want to seem edgy. Here's Pips Bunce, celebrated as an LGBT+ leader, thanking his/..."her"... wife.

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22./ Luckily, gender ideology is so daft when the public takes notice they're amazed it's taken seriously. Here's the Tate using taxpayers' money to celebrate "Queer" art. Listen to the buffoonery as they try to define a woman artist of the 20s as 'queer' cos ...she wore a suit.

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Form, something as basic as shape, has been assigned gender. Straight lines are considered masculine, while curves are seen as feminine. This gendering of form has erased the contributions of a remarkable woman from history. Her innovations and creativity in the art form were overshadowed and credited to others.
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Speaker 0: Thing as fundamental and basic as form has been gendered. Like, straight lines being masculine and curves being feminine. That's not necessarily a Was erased from history and almost like all the innovations and creativity that she brought to the art form were basically written into other people's fabric

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23./ Let's hope gender identity's powerful adherents continue to loudly proclaim their incoherent demands. The more these activists state clearly what they really want the more the public will understand that they and their demands are as dangerously nuts as it's possible to be.

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