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“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world.” Before my involvement in the gender wars, I always interpreted that famous Margaret Mead quote as inspirational. That a tiny group of people can rise up and overthrow powerful injustices. But now I realise the...

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🚨Leaked documents EXPOSED that senior officials at the leading international body on “gender affirming care” knowingly destroyed children's lives. “This is one of the biggest medical scandals of my lifetime.” And the legacy media covered it all up. Andrew Doyle just broke down the WPATH Files and why they dismantled the entire idea of “gender affirming care.” “WPATH is the World Professional Association of Transgender Health. It is the leading international body on what they call gender affirming care.” “In other words, a vulnerable person, a child, can come and say… I’m born in the wrong body, and the initial response must be to affirm that, even to medicalize that, so that this individual’s perception of themself aligns more closely with their body.” “That in itself is a controversial, unscientific position to take.” “But what makes matters worse is the leaked memos from WPATH… prove that senior individuals at WPATH… were fully aware that a lot of these vulnerable people could not possibly give informed consent to the treatment that they were receiving.” “You have these doctors talking about how these kids don’t even have biology at high school… they can’t possibly understand the concept of losing the capacity for sexual pleasure in later life, or infertility in later life. How can a prepubescent even understand what any of that means?” “They knew all of this.” “Those leaked files should have been front page of all the papers for weeks.” “BBC hasn’t mentioned it once.” “There is a deep ideological rot at the heart of it.”

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Dr. Stephen B. Levine helped establish a gender clinic at Case Western Reserve in 1974 and served as a chair of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH). He does not support medical interventions for children. "In medicine, we have a history of many medical misadventures." Here are the 13th claims made by transgender activists that are Dr. Stephen B. Levine identifies are not true: 1. A trans identity once established is immutable, unchangeable, unchanging. 2. Trans identities are primarily caused by prenatal biologic forces. 3. Sexual orientation is entirely independent of gender identity. You often see that the first manifestation of gender dysphoria in someone attracted to the same sex 4. It is not true is that no form of gender identity is an abnormality and no form of gender identity is a symptomatic reflection of some other problem. 5. Gender dysphoria is a serious medical condition and it requires medical intervention only if the patient wants it. So there is some inherent paradox in that idea. It's a serious medical condition that implies that we should treat it, but we should only treat it if the patient wants it. 6. The associated emotional problems are primarily due to living in a discriminatory world, even though many of the children who were diagnosed with gender dysphoria eventually previously had been diagnosed with other problem. 7. No effective alternative approaches to affirmative care exist. This is the only thing that will save your child. 8. Attempts to provide psychotherapy are unethical versions of conversion therapy and should be outlawed. Any attempt to help the child is called conversion therapy, and people are urging that to be outlawed in various jurisdictions. 9. Affirmative care improves mental health and social function. This is the justification for the treatment, even though we don't have long-term studies at all that demonstrate that. 10. Affirmative care reduces the rates of suicidal ideation and prevents suicide. This is the most powerful and coercive untruth that parents of teenagers are told. 11. Teens, even very young teens know best what will make them happy in the future. In other situations, it is obvious that children don't always know what's best for them. 12. Meeting diagnostic criteria for gender dysphoria predicts a good outcome to affirmative care. 13. Regret and detransition are rare among these patients. When people assert that regret is rare, it's because they're defining regret as telling their original therapists that they wish they didn't undergo this or asking to have their body rechanged back to their original form, which is a very limited concept of what regret represents. "If ideas that underpin intervention are not true, how can we trust the intervention itself?"

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