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TEACHERS ABUSE AUTHORITY - BANNING PARENTAL APPROVAL Today, the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, joined by the U.S. Attorney for the District of Kansas, filed a first-of-its-kind lawsuit against Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools (KCKPS) to stop the district from facilitating secret “gender transitions” for children at school without their parents’ knowledge or consent. KCKPS’s conduct violates the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA) — laws designed to safeguard parental rights, including the rights to access and oversee information collected and maintained about their children in public schools. The lawsuit follows extensive efforts by the Department of Education to secure KCKPS’s compliance with federal law. CHILDREN MANIPULATED BY LGBTQ ACTIVISM “Parental rights are paramount in the operation of America’s public schools, and Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools does not know children better than their own par...

COLOGNE, Germany  — A petition has been launched protesting the sentencing of Fr. Dariusz Oko for his work exposing sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. On Friday, Fr. Oko, a Polish professor, and 90-year-old German professor Fr. Johannes Stöhr will go to trial in Cologne for their work exposing homosexual abuse in the Catholic Church. A petition has been launched to revoke the sentence.  In 2021, the Cologne District Court claimed that Fr. Oko’s article titled “On the need to curb homosexual cliques in the Church” constituted “incitement to hatred” against homosexuals. According to Polish magazine Wprost , the court demanded that Fr. Oko pay a fine of 4,800 euros or serve 120 days in jail. Fr. Johannes Stöhr, the editor-in-chief of  Theologisches , reportedly was charged as well. An expert on gays in the priesthood, Fr. Oko is a Polish priest and professor of theology at the John Paul II Pontifical University in Krakow. He wrote a work “about the need to limit homosexual c...

Pope John Paul II’s Polish diocese is embracing immoral gender ideology, even going so far as to welcome a gender-confused “trans” activist into its synodal process. The Archdiocese of Krakow released its Report of Synodal Work , marking the conclusion of the first stage of the Second Pastoral Synod. Both were influenced by 54-year-old trans activist Maria Minakowska (born Marek Jerzy Minakowski).  The document proposes creating pastoral “safe havens” for LGBTQ+ individuals modelled on the ecumenical association “ Wiara i Tęcza ” (“Faith and Rainbow”).  It also calls for open dialogue with modernist ideology, respect for individual conscience regardless of choices, and rejection of both traditional norms and “stigmatising” language, such as calling gender ideology a “plague.” The Krakow Synod is led by Grzegorz Ryś, who was created a cardinal by Francis on September 30, 2023. He was appointed Archbishop of Krakow by Pope Leo XIV on November 26, 2025 . “This is undoubtedly a...

In an interview on the podcast On Film … With Kevin McCarthy , the actress formerly known as Ellen Page — she now goes by “Elliot” and identifies as a “transgender man” — admitted that offers for film roles have dried up. Page recently starred as Sinon, a Greek soldier who helped perpetrate the Trojan Horse ruse, on Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey , which raked in over $1.5 billion worldwide and became the filmmaker’s highest-grossing movie. McCarthy asked Page what she was planning next. “I imagine you’re getting a zillion calls after this movie,” he said. “No, Kevin, I’m not,” Page replied. “So, if someone wants to call me … ” Page implied that it was hesitancy about her “transition” that is at fault. “I know I get some pushback for being Canadian? I don’t know what it’s about,” she joked. When McCarthy asked Page if she wanted to take a break, she was emphatic. “No, I really love to do, ideally, good work. That’s what I’d love to do.” Page said that she had felt “really uncomfo...

States, scholars, lawmakers, and activists have filed a dozen amicus briefs with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, urging it to maintain an injunction against the state of California’s efforts to exclude parents from school decisions to “socially transition” their gender-confused children. Back in 2023, U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez sided with Christian teachers Elizabeth Mirabelli and Lori Ann West in their lawsuit against Escondido Union School District, which was trying to force teachers to withhold from parents signs that a child is suffering from gender dysphoria. The policy created a “trifecta of harm” that “harms the child who needs parental guidance and possibly mental health intervention,” the judge found at the time. Later that month, however, California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a guidance directing school districts to disregard that ruling, as it only applied to those specific teachers in that specific district, along with a similar ruling by a lower court i...

The new $24 million monument in Ottawa cleverly attempts to link the LGBT movement's roots with Indigenous history.   Surrounding the new Thunderhead monument at the centre of the Canadian capital is an interpretive wall offering visitors and passersby the official history “of 2SLGBTQ+ people in Canada.”  As the Globe and Mail solemnly put it : “Every night, on the banks of the Ottawa River, a thundercloud will glow like a disco ball.” The 30-foot-tall monument is a cylinder with a cloud-shaped carveout, the interior of which is covered with thousands of mirrored tiles. The disco-ball effect, of course, is a nod to gay nightclubs. The cloud inside the cylinder, one activist said, symbolises the LGBT movement’s triumph. “We didn’t stay in the mould,” Martine Roy said. “We blew it up.” The monument and surrounding park were constructed with $24 million allocated to the LGBT Purge Fund after a class action lawsuit against the Canadian government launched by LGBT-identifyi...