It's A Total Drag. WPATH Files. LKBK Goes Public
It's A Total Drag. WPATH Files. LKBK Goes Public
If you feel like the world has gone bananas, it means you're noticing! Drag queens in NZ libraries, what is a woman, and WPATH file leak, & we go public....
Drag Queens featuring in library story times NZ wide
Drag queens appear to have taken over innocent children’s story time readings in many parts of the Western world. While there is so much madness it seems, here at LKBK we work to be solutions-focused and keep our energy positive. People ARE waking up out there.
While many are wondering where women dressed as women, and men dressed as men have gone, when it comes to reading stories to our young children... it appears that those in decision-making roles are so beholden to left-leaning 'inclusive' theory that their moral compass appears broken. Or, more likely, beholden to dollars.
A local councillor in Rotorua voices concerns on behalf of residents, and is dismissed by others on the committee
Everything is not as it seems
Granted, the antenna for many of the people in this room, for 'everything is not as it seems' isn't on high alert like it is for us. It’s likely not a top-of-mind conversation.
However, the dialogue here among councillors shows that only one narrative is acceptable. Anything else is ‘not inclusive’.
If you are in the Rotorua Lakes district, or know people who are, you have time to contact your local councillors, mayor, council CEO, head librarian, before Thursday next week to voice your opinion on this event, if it concerns you.
What is ‘being inclusive’?
What of the concerned residents (who would include ratepayers - IE those paying the salaries of the people voted in to make decisions), who have voiced concerns and are being ignored? Are they being excluded? It seems ‘inclusive’ policies only go in one direction…. which is in fact the opposite of inclusion!
Mr Lee’s line of reasoning is common sense and yet is shut down by his peers. Why does an un-elected library manager gets to make a decision that can't be questioned by an elected councillor who is speaking not only on behalf of his own conscience, but from feedback of those in his community? Something is definitely wrong here. If you care… take a positive action. You can make a difference.
What is a woman?
Drag queens seem to be everywhere, pushing their fake femininity on all ages. An onslaught of sequins, wigs, eyelashes and high heels that the majority of women do not identify with at all. Drag queens are not women. They know that they are not. They are also often not the trans community. It’s all getting very murky.
True trans people also know that they are not a different sex just because they say the words.
Trans activists, politicians and those in govt roles seem to be the main perpetrators trying to convince the rest of us that a trans woman is a woman.
Penny took a few moments on International Women’s Day last week to share her thoughts on women… check it out here:
WPATH Files
If you’re on our page, you’ll be aware of the WPATH Files leak last week. WOW this is a real game changer in our plight for the truth of experimental genitalia surgery and puberty blocker use on children. The file leak has hit global headlines, yet MSM in NZ is woefully neglectful in it’s omission of this news.
Any reporter with a nose for the ‘story of their career’ might want to take a look at it. However, it’s left up to us, the self-motivated, truth-at-all-costs to get it out there. If you mention one topic to a friend/family member who isn’t aware what’s going on, mention this topic.
Here is McBlog’s explosive coverage of the WPATH Files:
The full suite of WPATH Files by ‘Environmental Progress’ - includes an Executive Summary, Zoom files and quotes, and a full report. Check it out for yourself.
Let Kids Be Kids goes public
Last Sunday, we had a public stand, at a Waikato family gala day. It was a fabulous day - we chatted to many parents, grandparents, teachers, ex-teachers and some youth. The team were very encouraged. Hayley’s son and his mate went around the gala with LKBK fliers too. A few stories:
A 14 year old girl came to see us, she has a trans-boy in her class. She knows it’s all wrong, and picked up all the fliers we had (which included Family First fact sheets) to take home to her mum.
A father with a 4-year-old daughter, who is off to school soon… wasn’t very aware of the current situation and was very grateful to have information and a conversation. He absolutely owns his role in protecting his daughter.
A retired teacher and his wife, appalled at what is happening in the education system, took all the fliers those about TPANZ - the new non-political teachers union (watch interview with the TPANZ team).
For those who asked us if we had protestors and haters… NO. We had some people simply walk on by, and we had many people stop to share their concerns or ask for more information, and we got lots of thank yous. For extra encouragement, the community group who organised the event was very pleased to have us there. That was a big boost for us!
We want to get this happening all over NZ. If you are interested in forming a team and getting out to your local farmers market and community days, please contact us.
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The councillor failed to stand up for himself and his constituents in the face of bullying. He did a bad job. Best his constituents let him know they expect better.
WE decide what is acceptable. Not them. Stop painting yourself so determinedly as a victim.
Our opponents are crazy, but they're successful because they don't wait for permission to speak. They presume the moral authority of their views and don't accept being told otherwise.
There is no substitute for confidence.