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Michael Biggs paper on the Tavistock

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RedToothBrush · 30/07/2019 08:45

Seems to have been published yesterday.

Link to pdf in the following tweet.

This paper when published will document an appalling scandal the NHS is inflicting on children.

Andrew Lewis @ lecandardnoir
Hidden trials. Suppressed results. Misleading parents and children entering trials. Ideologically driven treatments. Cover ups. You name it. #alltrials
t.co/34pe8JOmvG

If this is even half accurate Carmichael should be struck off and jailed.

Worth reading.

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FormerMediocreMale · 30/07/2019 09:37

Its heartbreaking.

I really hope when this is blown wide open heads roll, lots of them. In the last century evil experimented on people and no lessons were learnt, as these people and their accomplices and cheerleaders are now experimenting on children. Angry

IT NEEDS TO STOP NOW

MrsJamin · 30/07/2019 09:33

It is illegal for people under the age of 18 to get a tattoo. But behind their parents' backs they can ask for hormone blockers that will leave them to a host of potential problems including sexual dysfunction, bone density depletion, lack of growth, etc etc. It's just SHOCKING how politicians and medical professionals have enabled this just to look 'woke' and 'young thinking'. The sooner this U turn happens, the better.

LangCleg · 30/07/2019 09:31

I mean, goddess knows I don't want to be talking about the future orgasms of children. It feels vile and prurient. But how can I not if pressure from adult activists and reckless doctors are taking them away?

Rubidium · 30/07/2019 09:25

I liked this comment in the foonotes:
"Credit is due also to three woke students taking the Sociology MSc who exhorted me to educate myself on the subject of transgendered children."

I guess that backfired, then.

SarahTancredi · 30/07/2019 09:24

There is something so very odd about children somehow being deemed old enough or capable enligh to make these decisions but arent old enough or capable enough to be told about how their sex lives will be impacted when they get older.

How can they do that to these poor children.

How can they do any of it to these poor children.

None of this is for the childs benefit.

LangCleg · 30/07/2019 09:23

The kids are just collateral damage. No one promoting this shit really cares about them

Yep. They're badges for the adults. It's horrendous.

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RedToothBrush · 30/07/2019 09:19

Because there are too many doctors and clinicians who are too invested in it, because there are too many activists who are too invested in it and because there are too many politicians too invested in it.

These people have to admit they were complicit in this or failed in their duty to scrutinise this.

It's easier to plough on until forced to face up to it.

It's like a runaway train.

The ideology of the adult trans community who has supported this and has promoted no debate then becomes under scrutiny too.

And again its all those who have staked their careers and liberal identity credentials on this who have to admit their complicity.

They don't want to believe its a scandal because its locked in with their own personal self interest.

The kids are just collateral damage. No one promoting this shit really cares about them.

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LangCleg · 30/07/2019 09:11

The third problem is rarely admitted. Blocking puberty impedes the development of sexual functioning; some children given GnRHa never develop the capacity for orgasm (Jontry 2018). There is a strong taboo against mentioning this. The word ‘orgasm’ did not appear in the proposal for the 2011 experiment, and never appears on the GIDS website. When the endocrinologist at GIDS, Gary Butler, was asked about the effect of GnRHa on the ability to orgasm, he refused to answer

Finally, someone not too prudish or afraid to say it.

It's not just imposing sterility on children who cannot consent: it's also imposing possible lifelong loss of sexual function and pleasure. Why is this not a scandal already?

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RedToothBrush · 30/07/2019 09:07

Just wait until the NHS gets the litigation bill for this.

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MrsSnippyPants · 30/07/2019 09:03

If this isn’t enough to get these experiments stopped then I give up.

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RedToothBrush · 30/07/2019 08:52

As of 2017, it sounds like 800 children experimented on.

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