My voice will forever be deeper, my jawline sharper and my nose longer.
My bone structure will be permanently masculine. My Adam's apple will be
more prominent, my fertility unknown.
Sometimes I look in the mirror and feel like a monster.
And it was the first time I stood in front of a mirror and saw it: it looked like I had been attacked.
It was really brutal.
I felt crushed and had the feeling that feeling that I had betrayed myself in the worst possible way.
And that was it, you know you know.
This cannot be reversed.
The experiment is over for me. There really is no going back.
On 23.08.2023, the Federal Government passed the draft for the so-called Self-Determination Act.
People of legal age should be able to change their gender entry and their first names by
making a simple declaration to the registry office.
Minors aged 14 and over should be able to make the necessary declaration themselves.
If the persons with custody rights do not agree, this consent can be replaced by the family court.
The Self-Determination Act is due to come into force in November 2024.
Many people are not aware of what this means in practice.
Here, young people in a very vulnerable phase of development are given freedom to make decisions that
have far-reaching consequences for their entire lives.
In most cases, a change of gender entry is accompanied by hormonal and surgical gender reassignment.
This sex change is called transition.
There is evidence that the number of transitions has risen rapidly in recent years.
The topic is very widespread on social media and omnipresent for many young people.
Almost without exception, reports in the mainstream are very positive, uncritical and supportive.
The dangers, side effects and negative consequences of the interventions are rarely discussed.
At the same time, the number of people who regret their transition is growing.
However, they are censored, marginalized or their experiences are hushed up.
This program gives these people a voice.
The risks and problems of a transition are shown using a number of examples, while at the same
time looking behind the scenes of gender ideology.
Yes, how that happened. I was only there for an hour.
He asked why I was there. He talked quite a lot himself, too. I didn't talk that much.
And what bothered me a bit was that he - well, you could almost say that he almost
pushed me a bit to start therapy there and not look for other therapists again.
He also said that theoretically it takes a year or six months to get hormones.
In practice, this looks shorter. This means that he is open to the fact that it can also be faster.
[...] Maybe I actually have a completely different problem and have tried to escape from it.
I'm just afraid that I'll do it all afterwards and not be happy after all.
Or that I could even regret it in the worst case.
I then started taking hormones relatively quickly as part of this therapy - testosterone.
I think I was in therapy for maybe three months.
The therapist then has to lay it out a bit, he has to lay it out in front of the health insurance companies,
that's actually the only guideline in Germany. Germany as to how quickly you can transition, it's
basically the health insurance companies that decide when they will and won't pay for something.
And he then argued that it was particularly urgent and a very safe or pronounced case of transsexuality.
Accordingly, it was approved quite quickly.
Then he somehow recommended a friend of mine, a gynecologist who is very fast and
where you can get appointments quickly.
I thought I had to go through some sort of process to get the testosterone, a psychological evaluation or a
certain number of visits to the psychiatrist etc..., but instead I had a 30-minute phone conversation
with a doctor I'd never met in person before and was prescribed the testosterone over the phone.
So you went to Planned Parenthood and said, "I identify as a boy. identify as a
boy, I think I'm a boy - and they said:
'Ok, you need to talk to some therapists for a few months or years,' or did they say: 'Here
are the pills, lady - uh sir - here are the pills, take care, have a nice day...'?
Yeah, something like that. not even pills, they're syringes.
Here are the injections, sir. - So, yes, my appointment lasted about an hour.
The first twenty minutes or so were a brief back and forth between the social
worker I had met at Planned Parenthood.
And if you read my Substack article - I wrote a Substack article about my whole journey - there I
list the questions the social worker asked me, and that's not deep psychological work, to say the least.
So I had this brief intake interview with the social worker, and then she came back in and
said, 'You're the perfect candidate for testosterone, we can get started right away'.
So I went to the nurse and she went through a very short list of risks
with me, which were very understated.
It was things like, 'You might have mood swings' - that's not exactly a good way of good way to convey
what hormone treatment can do - but never mind,
I looked at the short list and then we talked about the dosage
the team of medical professionals who helped me, actually pushed me to
transition, they didn't show me any other options.
They said that the rate of those who regret such a move is less than one or two percent.
They even lied to my parents that I was suicidal if I wasn't allowed to transition.
My medical transition took about three and a half years.
During this time, there was really only one doctor who was against it, and that was the
first endocrinologist I saw to get hormones.
He told me and my mother that there would be risks to my brain development.
But right after that I saw another endocrinologist, and only 6 months after being diagnosed
with dysphoria, I was put on puberty blockers.
And then testosterone, about a month later.
Janine - Sex change to male Janine: I had a mastectomy at the age of 21.
Then at the age of 25 she underwent phalloplasty, the penoid reconstruction, for which skin was removed
from the arm and then transplanted between the legs.
And the artificial penis should then be formed from this.
I then had about ten more operations. Where the urethral connection was also made.
The doctors tell you that you have to strike out.
But I find this crossing out a bit too bad a description.
I couldn't really imagine what that meant.
In reality, it's just that I'm in this artificially created penoid, where the urine
actually flows through like an extension.
You can't really smear everything out, which means that something always drips out.
And this can lead to recurring urinary tract infections.
And now this year I have the operation to reverse the whole thing.
It's really hard, especially because being in hospital has also taken up a lot of my life.
I actually think that's the worst thing. All that time, that's gone. And of course the health aspects.
Chloe Cole - Huge scars Chloe Cole: My voice will forever be deeper, my
jawline sharper and my nose longer.
My bone structure will be permanently masculine. My Adam's apple will be
more prominent, my fertility unknown.
Sometimes I look in the mirror and feel like a monster.
After my breasts were removed, the tissue was burned.
Before I was at the age where you get your driver's license, a big part of my
future womanhood was taken away from me.
I will never be able to breastfeed a child.
I sometimes find it difficult to look at myself in the mirror and I still
struggle with sexual dysfunction to this day.
And I have huge scars across my chest.
And the skin grafts they took from my nipples are still weeping today. They were transplanted
into a more masculine position, they said.
After the operation, my grades at school deteriorated.
Everything I was going through was not helping to fix the underlying mental health issues I had.
And my doctors, with their gender theories, thought that all my problems would disappear
once I was surgically transformed into something vaguely resembling a boy.
Their theories turned out to be wrong, the drugs and operations changed my body, but but
they couldn't change the basic fact that I am and will always be a woman.
I could never have imagined what it would be like when they cut my scars open again to clear my chest
cavity from blood clots by hand until it happened to me, until I was in that hospital and experienced it.
At the time, I thought I was going to die.
The wound became infected and no one really seemed to care.
I don't think anyone understands the complications that come with these procedures and
treatments until you experience it for yourself.
The process of genital surgery is extremely brutal.
The first step is an orchiectomy, i.e. the testicles are removed.
They then shave the skin off the penis so that it can be reused.
And then the penile tissue, the erectile tissue, is removed.
Everyone, no matter who, will always have some erectile tissue.
If you imagine that your knuckle from this point that you lose your finger, you still have
the rest of the knuckle, you can still move it.
So unfortunately you still have this phantom feeling.
During all this, they also move the urethra and it is re-angled, which leads to a very common
complication which also occurs in my case, namely urethral stricture, where you can't urinate properly.
Urine comes either slowly, painfully or in some cases not at all.
Some people have to wear a catheter for the rest of their lives.
Some people experience really terrible complications.
I myself lost a lot of blood during the operation because the drill goes straight through the pelvis.
The infections you get afterwards, they say: That's quite normal.
You simply get infections.
There are people who have necrotized tissue, which This means that the
tissue dies internally or rejects itself.
There is a risk of prolapse.
And then there are the psychological problems that nobody wants to talk about.
The mental problems after an operation are hard, even if you want the operation the
operation, even if you're happy with it, it's hard.
You lose energy.
You become extremely exhausted and in a way vulnerable because you
realize that you don't have this strength.
In a way, that's a very strange feeling. feeling. Yes, it's quite brutal.
I can't remember exactly the day after the operation when I came round.
But it was the moment when I got out of bed and the bandage was off.
So it must have been about the fourth or fifth day.
And it was the first time I stood in front of a mirror and saw it:
It looked as if I had been attacked. It was really brutal.
I felt crushed and had the feeling that I had betrayed myself in the worst possible way.
And that was it, you know. This is irreversible. The experiment is over
for me. There really is no going back.
These examples illustrate one thing above all. This is not about the well-being of people.
That is precisely the point.
Although gender ideology and transition are presented to humanity as philanthropic, in
reality they turn out to be the exact opposite.
The gender ideology and the transition that has grown out of it are part of the 2030
Agenda of the World Economic Forum and the UN.
This agenda aims to completely transform all existing structures and areas of life.
Supposedly for the benefit of all, humanity is being robbed of all its natural beauty and advantages.
In the program Label fraud Agenda 2030 - How the UN is dragging the world into the abyss abyss, there
is a detailed report on this disastrous deception.
This is why almost all Western governments are eager to implant gender
ideology in even the youngest children.
Gender medicine is also an immense source of money and a lure.
Thousands of gender clinics have sprung up in the western world in recent years.
A single gender reassignment operation generates several thousand euros for these clinics.
In addition, there is the lifelong intake of hormones, which in most paid for by health insurance
in most cases, as well as the associated therapies.
Depending on the effort, duration and measures, five-figure sums can be incurred in the upper range.
Gender reassignment is therefore an extremely lucrative source of income.
Another consequence of the transition is that in many cases these people become
infertile, in line with the inhumane 2030 Agenda.
This in turn serves the population control that leading global strategists
have been openly striving for decades.
But the 2030 Agenda goes even further: with transhuman technology, humans are to be be transformed into a
biorobot by linking them with artificial intelligence.
Ostensibly to endow him with superhuman abilities.
But in fact and truth, a mutilation like the transition is happening;
Humans are degraded to controllable machines, as clearly shown in the program.
A few days ago, Elon Musk's start-up company Neuralink used a brain implant in a human for the first
time, as he in a human, as he announced on 29.01.2024 on his platform 'X' formerly twitter.
Conclusion: The fact that humans are becoming such a target for mutilation and external control makes it
clear that only people with with their rediscovered, ingenious divine abilities can stop this
destructive Agenda 2030 and its string-pullers.
And that is exactly what is urgently needed.
You can also help by distributing this program to friends and acquaintances so that the effects and
background of these machinations become apparent!
Write to or call your member of parliament.
Express your disapproval of the Self-Determination Act and state the facts mentioned in this program.
Please also watch the following program.
Let us not allow our children, and therefore our society, to be destroyed
by these heinous human experiments.
My childhood was ruined, along with thousands of detransitioners, I know
through our networks. This has to stop!
You alone can stop it!
Enough children have fallen victim to this barbaric pseudo-science.
Please, let me be your be your last warning! Thank you.