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The conversion bill in 2 minutes from SM
The Conversion Practices Bill in 2 minutes and what you can do about it
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I’m very thankful for those willing to speak up and for those willing to protect that right. @JCCFCanada @preta_6 🙏🏻 🙏🏻
“I simply wouldn't still be fighting without the support of the public and the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms.” In this exclusive video, former BC nurse Amy Hamm shares what your support means as she fights for her career and freedom of expression.
Amy faces more than $93,000 in legal costs over her public comments on transgender issues made outside working hours. No patient had complained about her care. Her appeal will be heard November 10, 12, and 13, 2026, in the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
Watch her message and donate to help fund her legal challenge: jccf.ca/donate/
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Time flies when defending transexualisms war on mothers and women. How can it be that this interview was undertaken just shy of three months ago Thanks again @AliceHodkinson
Love your work @biologyinmed and GBNews. So glad Ireland is putting its foot down against this new form of child abuse that a new priest class of men in dresses is pursuing as its own.
My great, great great granny Deborah Brown from County Tyrone is tutting from Heaven.
Men can’t breastfeed.
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Courts with cases like this on the docket are making decisions that can change the entire face of our judicial system.
A violent transgender inmate in Indiana is suing prison officials for "cruel and unusual punishment" after being denied "gender affirming" surgeries.
Gregory "Starlene" Taylor is serving a 20-year sentence for the brutal assault of his girlfriend.
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Not surprised really, parliamentary zealots & Stonewall wrote the draft, some of the zealots are on the Scrutiny Committee, Stonewall were the first witnesses called, so not surprised the zealots not interested hearing from those who have direct experience of transitioning.
The Conversion Practices Bill committee has not accepted the offers of detransitioners and parents to give oral evidence.
@HJoyceGender: “The committee must listen carefully to these vulnerable victims of a major medical scandal, who know better than anyone the dangers of gender affirmation.”
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…
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A heterosexual man is upset that even though lesbians are forced to make our public events “trans-inclusive” to avoid being sued in many jurisdictions, most lesbians don’t actually want to socialize with males at lesbian events.
“I recently attended a lesbian mixer-style event with a cis lesbian friend of mine and while it went alright, I noticed that when we would get to chatting in larger groups I would always get sort of... ignored when I spoke up?…every time I did nobody would respond, it was as if I just completely killed that part of the conversation. Are there any trans women who have experienced this before? Is it just because I’m visibly trans?”
It’s because he’s MALE, and lesbians aren’t looking to hang out with male people at lesbian events—not “because he identifies as transgender.” 🙄
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Phenomenal listen 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
🚨The Dutch Leaks: There is No Evidence and There Never Was
Episode premieres today at 7pm UK/11am California/2pm New York
@stellaomalley3 is joined by @DrMariekedOuden to discuss early Dutch and Belgian research on youth gender medicine, troubling study outcomes, concerns about assessment methods and informed consent, the importance of family input and differential diagnosis, and alleged institutional capture in transgender healthcare oversight.
Make sure you’re subscribed to our Youtube channel so you don’t miss it: m.youtube.com/@beyondgenderp…
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Pleased to share this news.
Read the full announcement and interview.
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The bottom of the oppression pie claims another woman willing to put her lesbian “identity”, and its subsequent positioning on the ladder of oppression before reality.
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You don't agree with preta_6? CONGRATULATIONS. 🎉
Defending a principle when it's convenient is easy.
Defending someone's opinion when it makes you uncomfortable, is when it counts.
@BCSupremeCourt, you certainly agree, right?
#IStandWithAmyHamm
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We’re Back! Join Us.
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“Well, I'm not a nurse. Why should I care?”
Famous last words before discovering your own profession has a code of conduct.
preta_6’s appeal raises questions that reach far beyond nursing.
Where should regulators draw the line, @BCSupremeCourt?
#IStandWithAmyHamm
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No Nurse should ever face professional discipline for stating material factual reality, or giving her patients or the public truthful education. Nurses are not required to tell anyone what they want to hear. We are required to tell the truth.
#IStandWithAmyHamm
Get em Amy!!
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Women march against male violence. They decide to not include men in the march against male violence, so men get violent.
Last night, our members made history. We stood together in #Nottingham for the first female-only #ReclaimTheNight march the city has seen in well over a decade. In fact, this was likely the only explicitly female-only #ReclaimTheNight march in the entire country this year. 1/11
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@preta_6 says there's one reason she hasn't given up.
YOU.
In this personal message shared by @JCCFCanada, Amy explains what public support means to her.
This one deserves your attention. ❤️
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#IStandWithAmyHamm
“I simply wouldn't still be fighting without the support of the public and the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms.” In this exclusive video, former BC nurse Amy Hamm shares what your support means as she fights for her career and freedom of expression.
Amy faces more than $93,000 in legal costs over her public comments on transgender issues made outside working hours. No patient had complained about her care. Her appeal will be heard November 10, 12, and 13, 2026, in the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
Watch her message and donate to help fund her legal challenge: jccf.ca/donate/
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🚨 RED TENT, SOUND THE ALARM. 🚨
One nurse. Nearly $94,000 in disciplinary costs. A legal battle six years in the making.
And now? IT'S COURT WEEK. From a kangaroo court to a very dangerous precedent should she lose.
This is Canada's Tickle v. Giggle moment.
Today, we're taking #IStandWithAmyHamm to the moon.
🔥 Bring your voice.
🔥 Bring your wit.
🔥 Bring your friends.
🔥 Bring your repost finger.
We've got the campaign ready. The only thing missing is YOU.
📅 NOV 10 from 12PM EST to 1:30PM EST
JOIN THE STORM 👇
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TODAY, A NURSE. TOMORROW, WHO'S NEXT?
A teacher? A doctor? A journalist? A lawyer?
If your professional licence follows you home and into every public debate, when exactly do you get to be a private citizen?
Now THAT is a question worth asking, @BCSupremeCourt
#IStandWithAmyHamm
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If you were discharged from the armed forces because you were a lesbian or gay man you might have heard the Gov. made an apology for its rampant homophobia. They also agreed to pay compensation, but that scheme ends in December so don’t miss out if you were affected.
Although the ‘Gay Ban’ on those serving in our armed forces was finally lifted in 2000, it
took until 2023 for the Government to formally apologise to those affected.
The Financial Recognition Scheme was rolled out in December 2024 and there have now been over 1,500 claims for financial and non-financial reparations. But time is running out. The scheme closes at midnight on the 12th of December.
This is a one time offer and any applications received after this date will not be accepted. If you were affected in any way, make your application now:
gov.uk/government/publicatio…
Wendy is a veteran who served in the army and was dismissed for being a lesbian. She had this to say about the gay ban:
“In 1982 at the age of eighteen, I signed up for 22 years’ service in the regular army. It was
then the Women’s Royal Army Corps. I had hoped for a long and exciting career, but due to the ‘Gay Ban’ (which naively I did not know about on joining) I was soon being questioned
about my sexuality and after just two years’ service I was ‘found out and thrown out.’ A
career and a life of adventure ended. Although, luckily I went on to do many exciting things
with my life. The nature of my dismissal however, had a profound effect on me.
I have been able to achieve a small sense of justice with the non-financial restorative
measures (a ceremony with an apology letter, an Etheron Pin and other items.) I was also
successful in being awarded a ‘Dismissed and Discharged’ payment and an ‘Impact Award.’
It does not cover the years of lost income and career, but it has helped a little to get me
settled in a new home.
I would urge anyone who was dismissed/discharged against their will on the basis of their sexuality to make a claim. Also anyone who is Lesbian or Gay can claim for an Impact Award even if you were not dismissed but you were affected by The Ban whilst serving. It is of course re-living the trauma to fill in these forms, but hopefully you too will be successful and feel a little better in time.”
