The child transgender agenda is crumbling
The narrative that children can change their sex with the aid of social transitioning, puberty blockers, cross sex hormones, chest binders and tucking is exploding before our eyes.
The narrative that children can change their sex with the aid of social transitioning, puberty blockers, cross sex hormones, chest binders and tucking is exploding before our eyes.
Despite the widespread wailing about the demise of TVNZ’s Sunday programme due to costs and restructures at the state broadcaster, I for one won’t miss it.
Family First NZ is again calling on the government to halt gender affirmative treatment of minors and for a full inquiry into the long term effects and potential harms of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones.
Today we speak to Dr Carrie Mendoza from GENSPECT (USA) regarding WPATH and what the “WPATH files” means for the future of the gender affirmation model
Gender transition treatment is exposed as the wild west of western medicine. Family First NZ is calling on the government to halt gender affirmative treatment of minors and for a full inquiry into the long term effects and potential harms of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones.
EXPOSED… newly released files prove that the practice of transgender medicine is neither scientific nor medical
There have been some sports stories which the media have covered – but they’ve covered them in very different ways. It’s very clear that there’s one rule for some, and another rule for others – depending on who they agree with.
Yesterday we talked about the anti-Posie Parker protestor (20) who repeatedly punched a 71 year old woman / grandmother in the head getting discharged without conviction and permanent name suppression. Today, we talk one-on-one with Judith – the victim.
It was a sad day for women yesterday – and for justice. Repeatedly punching a 71 year old woman – a grandmother – will not even get you a conviction. We compare the outcome of this case with two other cases – connected in different ways.
Can Google be trusted? Google is usually my first port of call if I’m looking for something on the internet. And maybe that’s the same for you. Just maybe it shouldn’t be.