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Canada: Child sex-change advocate appointed head of Canadian Paediatric Society
by Christine Douglass-Williams
Far-left madness infamously afflicts Canada. This news of a child sex-change advocate being appointed as the head of the Canadian Paediatric Society brings fresh meaning to the phrase fox guarding the henhouse.
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In this clip from 2021, the incoming president of the Canadian Paediatric Society dismisses detransition, peddles the transition or suicide myth, cites data pulled out of thin air, and demonstrates such a poor understanding of developmental science that she thinks teenagers can consent to fertility loss.
By appointing Dr. Natasha Johnson as its president, the CPS has sent a clear message to the world:
We are not interested in the science; we are not interested in evidence of harm. It’s full steam ahead with the transing kids experiment here in Canada.
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This is a Marxist tactic.
Label your enemies as "Insane" and then institutionalize them.
It's easier to terminate them at this point and the general public really looks the other way when it comes to mental illness.
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As the third and final day of Detective Helen Grus’ penalty hearing comes to a close, take a serious look at what the Ottawa Police Service has reduced itself to.
A detective facing punishment for asking questions about a significant rise in infant deaths is now being compared to officers involved in some of the most disgraceful forms of on duty misconduct imaginable.
That comparison alone says everything about where this process has gone.
And to Chris Renwick, the adjudicator in this case: you are a weak man who was unwilling to stand independently from the prosecution. Time after time, the defence was blocked, dismissed, or minimized while the institution closed ranks around itself.
The disgrace surrounding the Detective Helen Grus case does not end with you though. It extends to the prosecutors, command officers, professional standards investigators, and every officer who chose career protection over the duty to fully investigate concerns surrounding a cluster of infant deaths.
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Fathers have never been important to Canadian lawyers and judges. I wrote a whole book about it, based on my experience as a family lawyer in the 2000s. Free download available from the Frontier Centre for Public Policy. -Grant A. Brown, DPhil (Oxon), LL.B.
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Super Mario Galaxy Movie
No Gays
No Trans
No LGBTQ representation at all
I recommend it and its definitely a good time with the family
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What an idiot.
Now ask him what he thinks about President Trump protecting women’s sports and private spaces. Trump made it so BIOLOGICAL MEN would not be permitted into women’s locker rooms. He also protected women’s sports by keeping biological men from competing in women’s sports. Biological men who would’ve crushed young women's dreams, opportunities, scholarships, and years of grueling sacrifices. All the hard work? Wiped out by unfair competition.
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Barton makes claim that Alberta is "really warming up to Mark Carney".
When they throw to another segment, her mic is still hot. She lets out one of her witches cackle laughs ans say "It's all just made up anyways."
Is that an admission she just lied to Canadians?
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‘Drag Kids’? @CBC are groomers.
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Jim Carrey in 2009: "I don't think that we can afford to assume that the people who are charged with our public health any longer have our best interests at heart… Parents have to make their own decisions."
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🚨NEW BOMBSHELL
Ex-CBSA officer REVEALS on the Ann Vandersteel show
that he was ordered to destroy 1000 specific passports, some of serious criminals
and then lie that they were returned to an embassy
his team refused, so they got a student to do it.
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Studies show women have an incredibly strong in-group bias - 4.5x higher than men. Meanwhile men have no statistically significant in-group bias.
Think about that. 4.5x. 450%.
It's really difficult to imagine the incredible ways such a strong in-group bias must color their thinking on virtually everything. That's why I'm never surprised that the majority of women automatically side with women, even when it means ignoring facts and evidence.
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For anyone asking for the study in question:
"women’s in-group bias is particularly strong at the implicit level (i.e., stronger than men’s by a factor of 4.5)" researchgate.net/publication…
Both authors are women.
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Thousands of persons march in Madrid to demand protection for all victims of violence. They marched through the city center carrying banners and chanting slogans in favor of "real equality" and the "defense of human rights" for all victims. Along the route, cries of grandparents demanding the right to see their grandchildren could be heard, along with testimonies from parents separated from their children by court rulings they deem unjust, and accounts from those who claim to have been rendered invisible by a system that, they denounce, only recognizes one specific type of victim.
eldebate.com/sociedad/202511…
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BREAKING: Gardaí arrive at Burke home for a second time to arrest teacher Enoch Burke.
Enoch Burke was told by Principal Niamh McShane “it is expected of you” to use the “they” pronoun for a child.
He refused.
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Christian conservatives have branded themselves as defenders of marriage and the nuclear family, yet they remain stubbornly silent about how family courts are destroying both of these things.
Make it make sense. I'll wait.
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Until Christians start recognizing that female exemption from responsibility for the welfare of their families is a feminist idea, not a traditional Christian value, conservative Christianity will never make sense.
Our mothers, grandmothers, great-grandmothers and so on, served the family through loyalty, caregiving and other nurturing, and when it was necessary, working outside the home or (more often) running a home business. That is, when they were't farmers, as that made the home the business.
I get why non-religious, non-traditional people might have abandoned that, but I don't understand why it was so easy for feminists to make people of traditional belief systems like Christianity forget it, and stop holding women to that standard, or why women stopped taking satisfaction in rising to it.