The British government has given the green light to the state-run National Health Service (NHS) to begin performing LGBT transgender mutilation procedures on children as young as seven, according to reports.
Now that the infamous Tavistock gender identity clinic is closed for good, a new similar program has cropped up to replace it that allows mere babes to begin taking puberty blockers, among other transgender perversion procedures.
NHS England, we are told, set the minimum age for transgender mutilation at seven. These youngins will be offered "psychological support and therapy," The Times (United Kingdom) reported, adding that such support and therapy "will be focused on issues that may have led to their feelings about their gender."
"Children under seven years of age may not be expected to have sufficiently developed their intellectual understanding of, and comprehension of, sex and gender to be able to understand the reasons for, and potential consequences of, a referral to a specialist gender incongruence service," reads a plan for the new program seen by The Times.
By age seven, those plans further state, children will "be more established within school, and education professionals and school nurses will be able to contribute to a general observational view as to the appropriateness of a referral."
(Related: The Duke University "gender clinic" reportedly "treats" children as young as two for gender issues.)
Childhood difficulties have nothing to do with gender, despite the claims of the transgender mafia
Keep in mind that prior to the newly proposed age threshold, children of any age in the UK could be admitted for transgender mutilation at the Tavistock clinic. Reports indicate that prior to its closure, Tavistock was "treating" children as young as three.
Dr. David Bell, a former consulting psychiatrist and governor at the Tavistock clinic who has since come forward as a whistleblower, says that the entire process of how children are evaluated and given "support and therapy" for transgender mutilation is inherently flawed.
"For me, there is a structural problem which needs particular caution: referring a child to a gender service, even if they are seen in the context of a multidisciplinary team, in that the mere fact of referral is consequential," Bell says.
"It risks the child's difficulties being viewed by themselves and their family as primarily to do with gender. Labelling the problem as a 'gender problem' can easily be the first step on a pathway to medical transition."
In other words, by introducing the very concept of transgenderism into conversations about childhood issues that seemingly relate to it sets the stage for children to go down a dangerous path that they otherwise would not have even known existed if not for the LGBT propaganda being dispensed by the likes of the NHS.
Between the years of 2014 and 2018, some 302 children aged 14 or younger were referred to the NHS for puberty blockers. These drugs, in case you are unaware, negatively impact bone density and are also believed to damage cognitive and sexual development.
In 2014, Gids, the Tavistock and Portman Trust's Gender Identity Development Service clinic in northwest London, lowered the prescription age for puberty blockers from 16 to 11.
"By 2017 overall case numbers had risen from just 72 in 2009-10 to 1,807 in 2016-17. Female referrals, once a fraction of males, now made up 70 per cent, up from 32 to 1,265," The Times further reported.
"The number of teenage girls with gender dysphoria, a state of profound discomfort with their biological sex, had risen by 5,000 per cent in seven years."
Mutilating children in the name of transgenderism is one of the vilest sex crimes to ever be sanctioned as "normal" by society. Learn more at Transhumanism.news.
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