Jan Klimkowski

@JamesEsses I would sincerely like to believe you. But just about every concerned parent or victim of gender ideology and serious child safeguarding campaigner I know who has rightly focussed on the harm done to children by gender ideology, and not mere ‘women’s toilet rights’ - and who therefore have been asking for an urgent inquiry into ‘gender identity’ capture, legal reforms, the reprioritisation of safeguarding over EDI ideology and an end to the indoctrination of children in schools and medicine - has NOT been invited to ‘work alongside’ Kemi. We have generally been held at arms length by the Tories, given placating words and zero action, or worse been treated as if we are some kind of hard right faction, whilst liberal Human Rights activists get to waft in and out of Tory briefings while playing ineffective legal games over ‘women’s rights’. So why on earth should we trust Kemi or indeed you on this matter? The Tories let this atrocity take place on their watch, then half heartedly promised to address it, yet failed to deliver over and over. It is one thing to say that as a Minister in another PM’s govt she did not have the power to deliver what she personally believes in, but now that she is supposedly in charge of the Conservative Party, we still do not hear the specific, cast iron guarantees of the legal reforms necessary to cease this cult and prosecute those senior people who did damage with it - including the predatory aspect of it that hides behind LGBTQ+ labels that no one wants to touch (not least because of the truly absurd amount of gay activists who now make up the Tory grass roots and SpAderatti). I will not be voting for anything less than an outright promise to: - repeal the GRA and EA2010, especially the Protected Characteristic of Gender Reassignment - ban the Puberty Blocker trials and disown Cass - halt RSHE/PSHE and end LGBTQ+ indoctrination in schools on pain of sacking for every teacher who indulges in it - prosecute those who have harmed children via malpractice in public service or high office - draw a line by issuing an apology to the British people for the staggeringly crazy policies the Tories have pushed into law and public service over their last, catastrophic tenure.