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@KarlKowallis [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [04]: @MattWalshBlog @joerogan @benshapiro @trussliz During these times there’s a need for allies to battle the #Woke, #transgender money making machine by butchering youngsters. Act now!
#NHS 'facing a wave of lawsuits' over Tavistock clinic [URL redacted] via @YouTube
#BrandTheDailyWirePolemicistMattWalsh
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@RogerWillman [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : @KemiBadenoch #tavistock #LGBTQ
I use #woke. I can see how it compartmentalises issues we should take seriously.
If Civil Servants wilfully obstruct they should be purged & prosecuted. As a voter I trust. If voters lose that trust? [URL redacted]
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#BrandNewsCorpUKTheTimesEmilyDugan and
#BrandNewsCorpUKTheTimesSianGriffiths
"A gay psychologist who worked at the NHS's only gender transition clinic for children spoke of his fears that the clinic was running 'conversion therapy for gay kids'.
Dr Matt Bristow said he feared the Tavistock and Portman NHS trust was ignoring the possibility that boys and girls who said they wanted to change sex might simply be gay.
Bristow's claim has emerged in witness statements for Sonia Appleby, a psychotherapist responsible for safeguarding children at the gender identity clinic, who is suing the trust.
She told an employment tribunal last week she was 'vilified' for raising concerns about the safety of children undergoing treatment, which included the clinic referring children as young as 12 for puberty blocking drugs.
The Tavistock has been at the centre of controversy over its treatment of young people for gender dysphoria.
There has been an explosion in the number of children wanting to change sex in recent years. In 2009 40 girls under 18 were referred to doctors for gender treatment in England. By 2017 the number had soared to 1,806.
The use of puberty blockers was banned in the UK last year by the High Court which ruled, in a ground-breaking judgment, that children under 16 could not give informed consent to such treatment. The judges said clinics must obtain the court's permission because such treatment was experimental.
The case was brought by Keira Bell, who regretted the drugs she had received, starting as a teenage girl who at that time thought she wanted to be a boy. An appeal against the ruling in the Bell case will be heard this week.
Bristow said he was one of several gay members of staff at the clinic who felt concerned that patients' homosexuality -- and the possibility that gay children were saying they wanted to change sex because they were being bullied -- was ignored. He told staff at the Tavistock clinic that they were doing 'conversion therapy for gay kids'.
In an exit interview when he left the trust, which forms part of Appleby's legal case, Bristow said that he was particularly concerned about gay children who were referred to the service having been bullied. This may have motivated some to say they wanted to change sex and that he 'tried hard not to let [them] get drawn into the service'." https://www.thetimes.com/article/tavistock-gender-clinic-converting-gay-children-tz8cs77p3
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#IdentityLGBTQIA
Supplementary #AdvocacyUKGoodLawProject "We have heard from a well-placed whistleblower inside the NHS that, in the seven years before the decision in the Bell case (concerning the use of puberty blockers), one person using Gender Identity Development Services lost their life. The NHS reacted to that decision by introducing immediate, heavy restrictions to NHS services for young trans people. And it did not lift them when the decision was overturned in the Court of Appeal. We have been informed that in the three years following the decision 16 people lost their lives. We have contemporaneous evidence that this concern was raised at the time and the whistleblower believes senior management took a decision to suppress evidence of the deaths. We put these allegations to the Tavistock, we know it received them, but it has failed to respond." https://goodlawproject.org/crowdfunder/trans-pubertyblockers-cf/
Supplementary #AdvocacyUKGoodLawProject "We have heard from a well-placed whistleblower inside the NHS that, in the seven years before the decision in the Bell case (concerning the use of puberty blockers), one person using Gender Identity Development Services lost their life. The NHS reacted to that decision by introducing immediate, heavy restrictions to NHS services for young trans people. And it did not lift them when the decision was overturned in the Court of Appeal. We have been informed that in the three years following the decision 16 people lost their lives. We have contemporaneous evidence that this concern was raised at the time and the whistleblower believes senior management took a decision to suppress evidence of the deaths. We put these allegations to the Tavistock, we know it received them, but it has failed to respond." https://goodlawproject.org/crowdfunder/trans-pubertyblockers-cf/
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