1,000% Uptick in Child “Gender Confusion” Over the Past 5 Years
by Dave Blount | March 17, 2016 3:02 pm
In Britain, the social engineering campaign intended to impose psychosexual dysfunction on innocent children far too young to be affected by this malady is humming right along:
The number of children being given medical treatment for “gender confusion” has risen 1000 percent over the past five years.
The NHS’s Gender Identity Disorder Service treated 1,013 children, between April and December last year, a freedom of information request by The Sun revealed.
In 2010, just 97 cases were recorded.
The Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust, based in London, is the only clinic in the U.K. that provides such treatment. But as demand for the treatment increases, the Trust may seek to offer treatment in their Leeds, Brighton and Exeter clinics.
Meanwhile, as it expands this social engineering project, this same system of socialized medicine has failed miserably at providing basic healthcare, despite its stratospheric cost.
At the clinic those under 18 years of age and their families are given counselling and, in some instances, hormone-blocking treatments.
The counseling most likely consists of encouragement of cross-dressing inclinations that have been instilled by progressive parents trying to create a P.C. trophy child. As for the hormone blockers, to physically deform the development of a child for political purposes ought to be defined as a crime against humanity.
According to the former psychiatrist in chief at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Dr. Paul McHugh, 70 to 80 percent of children tracked at both Vanderbilt University and the London’s Portman Clinic, who had expressed transgender feelings, “spontaneously lost those feelings.”
That’s why they need the counseling and the hormone blockers; otherwise, they would revert to being normal children.
It would be nice if moonbats could just be laughed off. But no matter how silly their delusion-based ideology, it destroys real lives.
On a tip from Steve A. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.