Dear viewers, have you noticed how massively the topic of transsexuality is propagated in the media?
It is particularly important to emphasize that even our youngest children are confronted with this on a daily basis, be it at home
in supposed children's programmes or at school, where "education" on various sexual practices or even gender
identities is forced upon them as early as elementary school.
Kla.TV has already reported on this several times.
A brief foray through the "children's" programs already shows the wide range of indoctrination regarding transgender people.
On ARD and ZDF's KiKA , a new series called "I am Hannah" tells the story of a teenager who identifies as trans.
It's about a trans girl in a boy's body who is about to go through puberty.
The series originates from Australia and is celebrated by the media and trans activists.
Hannah is played by a transgender activist, Evie Macdonald, from Australia.
A boy who came out as a girl at the age of nine.
The now 16-year-old teen has received widespread acclaim for her role as Hannah and is
considered a newcomer star for children and teenagers.
The children's program "stark!" from "ZDFtivi" introduces 13-year-old Leo, who was born a
girl and now talks about his life as a boy.
The decisive factor for "him" was that "he" didn't want to do "typical girly things" like wear dresses etc.
"He" became depressed. Then "he" heard on social media about a trans man who had the same experience and came out.
He was quickly given puberty blockers to prevent the child from going through natural puberty.
ZDF's "PUR+" also features Nick, who was born a girl and also didn't like little dresses.
In her pre-puberty, she developed depression and mental health problems.
And as you would expect, she also found her "salvation" in a trans program on the Internet.
The quick "outing" was immediately followed by puberty blockers.
There are almost countless clear indoctrination programs of this kind on television and in social media.
In general, it is social media that gives children and young people a distorted view of the world, as if
there are an incredible number of people who identify as LGBTQ. This is not the case!
Apps such as TikTok, Discord, Instagram, Tumblr and YouTube run a disproportionate amount of targeted content
as surreptitious advertising for alternative identities.
It is obvious that young people use social media to explore their identities.
And because parents offer their children free access to social media, they lose track of who is talking to their kids.
In all the "reports" it is noticeable that these children were in a personal crisis, usually accompanied by depression.
All of them - who believed they had to change their gender - did not themselves come up with
the idea that they were born in the wrong body.
On the Internet, however, they were flooded without even one critical report to the contrary.
Not one report, neither in the children's programs nor on the Internet, points out the serious dangers of puberty
blockers or addresses the deeper cause of children's depression.
But transitioning is presented as child's play, as if it were the least problematic thing in the world,
for which one even receives great social recognition.
None of these children get any real help, instead they are exploited for the goals of an ideology.
This exploitation of deceived children and young people is vividly and disturbingly documented in a docu-drama by Epoch Times:
"Gender Transformation - the unspoken reality" is based on the experiences of several transgender
young people and insights from interviews with experts.
On the surface, the docu-drama tells the tragic story of Jailey from California, one of Abigail's daughters:
A few years ago, the term "transgender" was still foreign to the family.
Today, however, she is confronted with the complex and often unspoken realities of this issue.
Jailey, once described by her family as the "girliest girl", grew up sheltered in California
and enjoyed her life as a daughter and sister.
But her life changed at the start of a new school year.
The subject of gender identity was dealt with at school.
At the age of 13, Jailey began to suffer from depression.
The school therapist encouraged her to take a closer look at her own identity.
The question was raised as to whether she would perhaps be happier if she lived as a boy.
Without Jailey's mother Abigail's knowledge, she was then assigned to an LGBTQ group at school.
The school psychologists explicitly instructed the children not to tell their parents or teachers about the existence
of this group in order to ensure a "protected environment".
At these meetings, transgender people were regularly invited to talk to the students
about their experiences with the transformation.
A psychologist who was herself part of such meetings explained that the sessions often conveyed the feeling that there was an
"us versus them" - especially towards family and friends, who supposedly did not
understand what those affected were going through.
In the LGBTQ group, the students became increasingly isolated and largely kept to themselves.
The use of apps such as Snapchat, which make it possible to present one's own face as that of
the opposite sex, has become increasingly common.
Conversations about how easy gender reassignment is nowadays became more prevalent.
The content that was displayed to the pupils on their cell phones was also increasingly
sexualized, as one of those affected explained in the film.
For many, this led to a so-called body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) .
Shortly afterwards, Jailey decided that she no longer wanted to live as a girl and demanded to be called "Jason" from then on.
Abigail, the mother, realized that she hardly had any access to her daughter.
Even after consulting the school psychologist, she was advised to keep a low profile.
The psychologist gave Abigail a choice:
"Which would you rather have - a dead daughter or a living son?"
Jailey then started taking male hormones.
She eventually ran away from home and found shelter with an LGBTQ group.
Abigail desperately tried to find her daughter, distributed flyers and alerted the police - but to no avail.
Jailey also stopped showing up at school.
After some time, Abigail was accused of abusing her daughter and had to stand trial.
The school psychologist was the one who recommended to the youth welfare office that Jailey be removed from the family.
After the court hearings, Abigail finally received a letter from a city in California informing her that
Jailey would undergo gender reassignment surgery and that the city would cover the full cost.
The letter was signed by the responsible judge.
Abigail was deprived of custody of her daughter.
After the operations and hormone treatments, Jailey suffered from unimaginable pain, depression and suicidal thoughts.
A final call to her mother reflected her unbearable suffering from the physical pain of hormone
treatment, but she still didn't tell Abigail where she was.
One day, Abigail received a call from the police:
Jailey had taken her own life by jumping in front of a train.
Abigail was deeply shocked that her right to care for her suffering daughter had been taken away from her.
They were torn apart too quickly, without the mother, who really loved her child, getting a chance to help her daughter.
After Jailey's tragic suicide, Abigail is still active on the streets to this day to inform people about gender
reassignment through demonstrations and educational work.
She is insulted and silenced by counter-demonstrations.
Various experts and psychologists interviewed in the docu-drama report that they can only act within a very
narrow framework on the subject of gender transformation.
As soon as they ask questions or try to find out why a patient thinks he or she is living in the
wrong body, the psychologist's license can be revoked.
The entire state apparatus is designed to promote and fuel the transformation ideology.
Dr. Katherine Welch, a medical doctor, urges people to follow the money trail.
The aim is to transform people into lifelong patients. In other words, making a profit
from a person's life for as long as possible.
Many of the large health organizations suppress the opinions of psychologists and doctors and even threaten
them with immediate dismissal as soon as their statements could endanger the organizations.
Unfortunately, Jailey's tragic story - and that of her family in particular - is not an isolated incident:
In 2021, an arrest warrant was issued for a father in Canada because he described the gender reassignment
of his 14-year-old daughter as state-sponsored child abuse and sterilization of children.
The court ordered that the father should not stand in the way of his daughter's hormone therapy and
should develop understanding for her gender dysphoria .
The attempt to sabotage his child's wishes by making public statements is a form of family violence.
The fact that the father felt it was his paternal responsibility to protect his daughter from
this irreversible intervention is not relevant here.
In Switzerland in 2023, parents were legally deprived of their parental rights because they wanted to
protect their daughter from the transgender trap:
During the coronavirus phase, the child was mostly alone and online, as a result of which he developed
psychological difficulties and began to identify as a boy.
The parents then went to a state hospital.
The administration of puberty blockers was recommended there.
The parents refused and decided to undergo psychotherapy.
The girl's school counteracted this.
She overrode her parents' decision and began a "social transition" - new pronouns, new name.
The parents' complaint was answered with the involvement of the youth welfare office
and the transgender organization "Le Refuge".
They accused the parents of "abuse".
In the United States, state of Montana, parents were deprived of custody of their daughter in 2023
because they refused treatment for their daughter.
After her daughter was admitted to a clinic due to a threatened suicide attempt, she said that she now identified as a boy.
The parents refused to agree to this because they are convinced that the desire to transition
stems from an undiagnosed mental health problem.
"I love my daughter unconditionally and just don't want her to make any decisions until she has the maturity
and life experience to understand the consequences of her actions," her father explained.
The daughter was placed in the state of Wyoming, where sex-specific surgical procedures on minors are permitted.
She now lives in an all-boys group and will later be handed over to her biological
mother, with whom she has had no contact for years.
Even if she is reintegrated into her family of origin, the family is irretrievably destroyed.
Conclusion: It is outrageous that people are now losing their children not because of child abuse, but because they want
to protect them wholeheartedly and with the deepest conviction from just such abuse of their souls, minds and bodies.
Parents who would be in the best position to give their child self-confidence and courage, to guarantee them love without the
child first having to be of the opposite sex, are the very first to be vilified and separated from their
children by so-called psychologists, schools and institutions.
What comes across as children's and youth series in which school and everyday problems are addressed is, between the lines,
dangerous trans activism that doesn't belong in the nursery.
How did we as a society move so quickly from "be yourself" to "have your body
surgically altered and change your entire identity"?
Media makers, groups and lobbyists and their so-called school psychologists who subject defenceless young people and
children to such brainwashing should be brought to justice.
Not the parents who want to protect their children from short-sighted decisions that will change their entire lives,
rob them of the prospect of starting a family and much more.
These groups have declared war on an entire generation, and we will irrevocably miss this generation if
we do not resolutely oppose the whole gender craze!
A viewer's son goes to kindergarten on his first day and look how prepared he is.
Okay, Buggy, how many genders are there?
Two.
And you are?
A boy.
Can you be a girl?
No.
Can girls be boys?
No.
Okay.
And what do you say when someone starts talking about being transgender or gay?
That is not an appropriate conversation.
Well, what do we say?
Drugs are losers.
And communism doesn't work.
Well done, baby.