The Dangers of Gender-Affirming Care

Sign the petition to protect kids from harmful transgender ideology: https://l.prageru.com/3s9t12U

What happens when a child is told she is born in the wrong body and undergoes life-altering surgery only to experience regret? A growing number of young Americans are being manipulated by social media and pushed by medical professionals to take hormones and undergo surgery. Now, many are finding the courage to detransition and warn others about their experience.

Featuring interviews with:

• Detransitioners Daisy Strongin and Abel Garcia

• Transgenderism expert and fellow at the Manhattan Institute Leor Sapir

• Attorney Harmeet Dhillon, whose clients are suing healthcare providers for performing “gender-affirming” surgery on minors

DETRANS serves as a wake-up call to all of us: our children are in danger and it’s up to us to protect them.

The Spider's Web: Britain's Second Empire | The Secret World of Finance

Michael Oswald's film The Spider's Web reveals how at the demise of the empire, the City of London's financial interests created a web of secrecy jurisdictions that captured wealth from across the globe and hid it in a web of offshore islands. Today, up to half of global offshore wealth is hidden in British jurisdictions and Britain and its dependencies are the largest global players in The Secret World of Finance.

The landmark Roe v. Wade decision, handed down by the United States Supreme Court in 1973, touched off a divide deep within the American culture that shows little signs of healing. The reason is not necessarily that people have intransigent views when it comes to abortion. Instead, the issue is genuinely hard to grapple with, even from a moral standpoint, as Harvard Law Professor and bioethicist Glenn Cohen explains.
The first question we face when deciding whether abortion is immoral is this: are fetuses persons? That may seem like a straightforward question, but determining personhood requires understanding the distinction between a person, a human being, and being alive.
Certainly not all things that are alive are persons. A dog, for example, is very much alive and very lovable indeed, but not a person. As simple as this distinction seems, it has its detractors. The philosopher Peter Singer, for example, says that distinguishing between what is human life and inhuman life is an example of speciation — an act of discrimination that is ultimately logically untenable (and we should therefore abandon it).
According to Cohen, some scholars say that stem cells and embryos are human beings, but not persons. They are made of human being stuff but they do not have the moral and legal rights — namely, the right of inviolability — that we accord to individual persons.
Those who believe the granting of rights is more a political act than a natural one may look toward what Cohen calls a "capacity 'x'," i.e. some other quality that more accurately defines what a person truly is. Examples of such a capacity 'x' include experiencing a continuity of identity, or possessing self-knowledge. While these qualities form more naturally than the granting of political rights, they open the door to difficult-to-justify actions like infanticide (since the infant brain is insufficiently developed to have the concept of an identity, or to articulate self-knowledge).
If one decides to stick with a definition of "person" that is determined by the existence of moral and legal rights, thinkers such as Judith Jarvis Thomson point out that the rights of a mother countervail — she is a person, too, after all. Thomson's famous thought experiment, "the famous violinist" has become perhaps the most recognizable philosophical defense of abortion.
Glenn Cohen's book is Patients with Passports: Medical Tourism, Law, and Ethics.

This is the FULL MOVIE! - The Internet's Own Boy depicts the life of American computer programmer, writer, political organizer and Internet activist Aaron Swartz. It features interviews with his family and friends as well as the internet luminaries who worked with him. The film tells his story up to his eventual suicide after a legal battle, and explores the questions of access to information and civil liberties that drove his work.
Director / Producer: Brian Knappenberger

Jennifer Bilek is an investigative journalist, a feminist and a leading voice really looking behind the curtain at who is pushing this TRANS AGENDA!

In this interview, we discuss one of the most controversial subjects of our time: the massive effort to promote transgenderism and to push "gender-affirming care" on children. Everyone has heard of the documentary "What is a Woman" but that film didn't dare ask: "Who is behind this?"

This interview was shot as apart of a documentary What Happened At School?
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We located the most hard-hitting professional journalist digging into who is imposing this bizarre agenda on us. Jennifer Bilek is a lifelong feminist, alarmed by men who don the mask of womanhood and then demand that all of society affirm this "identity."

People are free to do what they like with their own bodies and time, but asking—nay, forcing—everyone else to ignore biological reality is another matter.

Jennifer Bilek blows the whistle in her hard-hitting investigative pieces that can be found at:

www.The11thHourBlog.com

We contacted her and got this in-depth interview that gets to the bottom of WHO IS BEHIND ALL THIS?

Generation Z has tragically become the first post-Christian generation, and only one thing can help. In this video, Ken Ham teaches us what we can do to reach our youth and the generations that follow.

Our kids are in grave danger with the insane push of the trans ideology. The danger is spiritual, mental, and eventually even physical. No heads in the sand any more! It is high time we opened our eyes to what has been creeping in for years now and resist this evil plan to destroy the next generation. May the Lord strengthen us because giving in is not an option!

Why has everyone and everything gone woke? From iconic beer companies to your favorite retail brands, wokeism has infiltrated nearly every aspect of our culture. In PragerU’s short documentary, Unwoke Inc., Amala Ekpunobi embarks on a cross-country journey to speak with pro-American leaders and entrepreneurs in business, academia, sports, and finance to understand how we got here and what we can do to fight back and win against the woke industrial complex.

Featuring interviews with Vivek Ramaswamy (author of Woke, Inc.), Jeremy Boreing (Jeremy's Razors), Amanda Ensing (Elevate Beauty), Jonathan Isaac (NBA and UNITUS apparel), and Michael Farris (founder of Patrick Henry College), Unwoke Inc. proves that you can push back and make a cultural impact by providing non-woke alternatives in academia, culture, and business. Together, we can innovate and create businesses that are good for society and good for America.

In October 2021, a church in New Jersey asked Dr. Frank Turek to give a presentation on Critical Race Theory because the issue was dividing their church and community. A capacity crowd of about 500 showed up and heard Frank address these three questions:

1. What does the culture mean by social justice?
2. What are the fundamentals of critical theory?
3. How does it line up with Biblical Christianity?

He then answered questions from the audience for about 30 minutes.

There’s a lot of ground covered in this presentation, but if you want to go further you might want to check out the website of Dr. Neil Shenvi at https://shenviapologetics.com/

Il y a 35 ans, Jean Paul Grospélier abandonne son travail de dessinateur dans un cabinet d'architecte et, à 21 ans, se lance, comme beaucoup à cette époque, dans le rêve d'un retour à la terre. C'est dans le Haut-Jura qu'il déniche un nid pour ses utopies : la ferme idéale doit être isolée, sans eau ni électricité et surtout sans loyer ! 35 ans après, Jean Paul habite toujours sans confort, cette presque ruine, alors que beaucoup des candidats à la vie nouvelle des années 70 ont remballé leurs rêves. Lui a tenu bon, toujours décidé à être pauvre et heureux à la fois. Aujourd'hui, Jean-Paul doit quitter son "squat des neiges". Le contrat tacite qui tenait lieu de bail depuis 35 ans s’est achevé avec le décès de la propriétaire. Plutôt que de rechercher une nouvelle ruine, il a décidé de construire sa propre maison, sans argent, sans budget, mais en récupérant les pierres sur les ruines des fermes alentours. C’est sur un plateau venté à 1200 mètres d'altitude et une vue somptueuse sur le sud Jura qu’il a trouvé un petit bout de terrain classé... non constructible... Et comme il ne fait rien comme les autres, il a choisi de construire en pierre de taille, tout seul, à son rythme. Le travail est colossal, le chantier, lent, agace ou fait sourire les habitants du plateau, mais tous reconnaissent la qualité de sa construction. Depuis huit ans Jean-Paul partage sa vie avec Anne et ses deux filles âgées aujourd'hui de 12 et 13 ans. Une famille.Déscolarisées pendant cinq ans les filles ont souhaité retourner à l'école, au collège,où elles ont retrouvé des camarades et...de très bonnes notes.Avec un regret cependant, celui d'être de nouveau prisonnières du calendrier scolaire, interdisant dorénavant de partir en famille au soleil dans la vieille caravane pendant les mois d'hiver..

Un film de Christophe Ferrux
Vie des hauts production

August 21, 2022 | Woodway Campus
Letter to the American Church | Special Guest Eric Metaxas

Burn out, perte de sens, "bullshit job" : des hommes et des femmes racontent comment leur travail tant rêvé s’est mué en cauchemar, à l’opposé de l’épanouissement attendu. Des récits touchants, qui questionnent. 

En 1944, le bureau des services stratégiques américain publie le Manuel de sabotage simple sur le terrain, un ouvrage destiné à couler n’importe quelle organisation ennemie de l’intérieur. Parmi les principes édictés, certains sont aujourd’hui largement employés dans les entreprises – un constat ironique, qui sert de point de départ à ce documentaire édifiant. Selon une étude, 25 % des collaborateurs agiraient à l’encontre des intérêts de leur entreprise, après avoir développé une véritable haine à l’égard de leur travail.

Burn out
À travers les récits d’hommes et de femmes qui ont vécu un burn out, le réalisateur finlandais John Webster plonge au cœur des dysfonctionnements qui rongent le monde de l’entreprise, et montre leurs effets néfastes sur les collaborateurs et la société tout entière. L’anthropologue David Graeber, mort en 2020 et auteur de Bullshit Jobs, et la chercheuse en psychologie Christina Maslach, spécialisée dans les troubles liés au stress au travail, éclairent ces témoignages de parenthèses théoriques enrichissantes. Un documentaire complet et nuancé, qui montre également comment certains tentent d'inventer l’entreprise du futur.

Documentaire de John Webster (Finlande, 2022, 1h18mn)
disponible jusqu'au 13/12/2023