I have been looking for the original thread about this from last year but can't find it (? deleted).
It was reported on that thread that BK was in state care (following a horrific childhood) when BK became friends with another teenager who was transgender, aged around 15. BK had already displayed violent tendencies at this stage.
After this BK expressed a desire to become female.
An assessment by Tavistock seemed to express concerns that BK was not genuine and answers given in the assessment appeared rehearsed.
Regardless of whether BK was genuine or not BK simply had to wait until their 18th birthday and simply sign a form. After that no further questions could be asked regarding how genuine BK was or not.
BK, who had already violently assaulted women and who was considered dangerous to women, was now a woman thanks to Ireland's Self ID laws.
What lessons has Ireland learned from this saga?
Suppress the story☑️
Reduce the age of Self ID to 16☑️
Teach gender ideology in schools. ☑️