This is disgusting behavior by the government. Keeping secrets from its citizens and victimizing our children.
Four-year-old boy allowed to join school as a girl is no Grimm fairytale but a real-life nightmare (msn.com)
Once upon a time, four little girls started in the same class at primary school. Katie, Zoe, Bobby and Ella. The four-year-old girls were happy in their friendship group, enjoying playdates at each other’s houses, until one day, something strange happened. Katie whispered to Zoe: “Bobby has a dark secret. Bobby’s a boy. But you’re not allowed to tell anyone.”
Ella didn’t know the dark secret, but she had her suspicions. “Why does Bobby have a willy?” she asked her mum, “Why does she wee standing up?” “Don’t be silly, Ella,” the mother replied, “Of course, Bobby doesn’t have a willy, she’s a girl. Stop making things up!”
The three girls became unwell. Their parents took them to the GP numerous times. They had trouble sleeping, tummy aches, Zoe got chronic constipation, others had horrible urinary infections. Maybe it was because they didn’t want to go to the toilet at school. Ella told her parents Bobby said there were dark spirits in the toilet that would suck out your soul. Then, towards the end of last year, the friendship group turned toxic. Bobby, who had shot up to become the tallest child in the class, was boisterous with her friends. Worse than boisterous. She was physically mean, Zoe told her parents, twisting fingers, grabbing her by the arm in the lunch queue; she even punched poor Ella in the stomach.
“I just don’t get why she’s being like this,” Zoe told her mum, “except Katie told me this secret in Year One that Bobby is really a boy. Is that true, Mum?” Zoe’s mother, who had worked at the school, and who knew the secret, but thought she’d get into trouble, maybe even lose her job, if she revealed it, realized it was time to own up. “Sorry, yes, it is true.”
As it stands, pupils are at risk. An explanation as to how one of its schools is sanctioning the deception of the student body and their parents in the name of “inclusion” would be welcome. Zoe’s fantastic parents took a stand to call out this outrageous situation, not just for the sake of their beloved daughter, but for any child in the country whose happiness is overridden by ideological idiocy. In the unimprovable words of little yet wise Zoe, “But Bobby’s a boy. She’s a
boy.”