Dr Quentin Van Meter on unethical transgender medicine involving children, WPATH and the NIH (pizzagate)

submitted ago by letsdothis3

So, this is a continuation of a previous post on the transgender agenda. Here is a video of Dr. Van Meter who gave a talk in Australia about his perspective from the viewpoint of a pediatric endocrinologist on current practises in transgender medicine. His talk gives an historical perspective of how we got to where we are today. Starting with the founders of this movement : Alfred Kinsey, John Money and Harry Benjamin: He calls them the 3 Musketeers and says they were ALL pedophiles and were interested in changing the 'landscape of human sexuality across the country'. The video is about an hour long, so I give a brief run down with some screenshots of the slides for a quick overview. However, I recommend taking the time to watch the whole thing. He mentions the NIH involvement. That's an organisation that we have written a number of threads about already on this subverse.

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Watch video here: Dr Quentin Van Meter on unethical transgender medicine involving children

A quick summary:

@3:00 The historical context: Three musketeers – Alfred Kinsey, John Money and Harry Benjamin https://imgur.com/a/Rlo777t

He says that they were all deviants and he can say that because he personally knew Money and that Money was a pedophile. It's documented that Kinsey was the same – having sexual encounters with children.

“These three got together and decided they wanted to change the landscape of human sexuality across the country." ...John Money introduced the term gender as a psychological concept.

6:50 Money's adult trans-sexual program and it's downfall https://imgur.com/a/JbYxlrd

15:19 Summary of Money's program shut-down at Johns Hopkins https://imgur.com/a/09pXeIx

19:30 The Harry Benjamin Society https://imgur.com/a/GnmuJ5a – one only needed an interest in transgender medicine to join. No medical training was necessary. Becomes the World Professional Association of Transgender Health (WPATH) . ...Swedish studies showed that despite the acceptance of the transgenderism program, the suicide rate of transgenders were 20 times that of the general population....He advocates lifetime counselling and allowing children with gender identity disorder to go through puberty naturally.

26:32 WPATH on the rampage and their influence on medical organisations https://imgur.com/a/NcN6ghS

44:38 LGBT lobby; Ru Paul (transvestite who identifies as males is used by the transgender community as a cause celebre)- conflation of issues. No scientific evidence that transgenders are “born this way”. Influence of internet on unhappy teens....Treatment of transgenderism is creating a lifelong problem. The patients become medically dependent. Beyond comprehension how this could happen from a medical ethics point of view.

51:19 The Battle to Return to Science https://imgur.com/a/YrxMbNl whenever he workd with a phara company he is told he has to take a course in ethics

54:00 Currently funded NIH study https://imgur.com/a/xridYMV...NIH has funded a 4 center study : LA; Chicago; Boston and Seattle. They are taking 5 year old children and putting them through affirmation therapy. They have no control arm at all.

55:51 The ethical guidelines for clinical research https://imgur.com/a/Mf0Lg9h - “How can a 7 year old child, who is struggling with figure out what is reality and what is not as part of a normal childhood and Paiget's whole theory of child development which withstands the test of time ? You're going to affirm a fantasy and what that does if causes the development of sever anxiety because the child has no idea what is real and what is not real, and fears that which he does not understand the rest of his life. So, you can't get informed consent from a child under the age of 18, legally in the United States. How are you going to have them make the changes and acquiesce and take hormones and have surgical correction for something that is a delusional state? ” ....The study is set up to prove that affirmation is healthy and beneficial.....Details are unavailable on the NIH website. There is a movement to go through the FOIA in the US and uncover all of the nefarious background as to how this made it to the universities' institutional review boards and how it can possible be carried on.

“Gender Centers of Excellence” are actively treating patiennts from age 3 and older despite no scientific evidence of safety or efficacy.

59:35 What can we do to return to sanity? .. Interestingly he points out a book written by someone who regretted undergoing gender reassignment, called 'Don't Get on the Plane' with a picture of a plane from Trans World Airlines.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans_World_Airlines

Trans World Airlines (TWA) was a major American airline that existed from 1930 until 2001. It was formed as Transcontinental & Western Air to operate a route from New York City to Los Angeles via St. Louis, Kansas City, and other stops, with Ford Trimotors. With American, United, and Eastern, it was one of the "Big Four" domestic airlines in the United States formed by the Spoils Conference of 1930.[4]

Howard Hughes acquired control of TWA in 1939, and after World War II led the expansion of the airline to serve Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, making TWA a second unofficial flag carrier of the United States after Pan Am.[5][6] Hughes gave up control in the 1960s, and the new management of TWA acquired Hilton International and Century 21 in an attempt to diversify the company's business.

Re: the Spoils Conference that's another scandal about air travel which might be of interest to us and is possibly ripe for a post on the topic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Mail_scandal

Realted NIH voat posts:

Regarding > "Seattle Mayor Ed Pedo Murray" - SOMETHING DOESN'T ADD UP. THERE IS MORE TO THIS THAN MEETS THE EYE. IT IS A TANGLED CLUSTERFUCK

At home, the White House has already attracted a political who’s who, from U.S. Senator Patty Murray to Mayor Ed Murray (his first mayoral fundraiser was there) to Hillary Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook. In August, the state’s entire Democratic House delegation is expected to show up for a “New Dems” soiree. Nyhus also puts on a regular “CEO Salon” series and ensures that a plethora of nonprofits, from local arts and parks to global health initiatives, benefit from White House events. For example, the South Lake Union–based, globally focused PATH organization. “It’s a great gathering spot,” says PATH CEO Steve Davis. He compares the house to D.C.’s famous social circuit. “There’s usually a dinner at a very elegant home in Georgetown with a mix-and-match of people. The conversations are quite interesting because you’re sitting next to somebody who’s an ambassador from X, as well as some congressman, or some scientist working at the NIH. Roger’s house has that same feel.”

MK Ultra back in the news - on Big Pharma links, Thiel's Ambrosia, the Transhumanism movement and the Dutroux case

You guys realize how close this place is to Comet Ping Pong, right ? How about its proximity to The Children's Inn at NIH ?

Curioser and curioser...

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letsdothis3 ago

https://path.azureedge.net/media/documents/tdy97-winter.pdf

PATH is pleased to add Chris Hedrick as a new board member. Chris has varied experience in public service and corporate philanthropy as well as a strong commitment to PATH’s mission, based on his experience as a Peace Corps volunteer in Senegal. Chris later served as an assistant director of the Peace Corps.

Chris was senior program manager in Microsoft’s corporate contributions office, managing the company’s support for education and launching its first national philanthropic initiative, Libraries Online. Last year, Chris helped PATH secure a donation of Microsoft software valued at $100,000. We welcome Chris’ leadership as PATH moves forward with plans for expansion and new fundraising initiatives. PATH’s board will now total nine members, the majority of whom are from developing countries.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Hedrick

Christopher "Chris" Hedrick[1] (born 1962) is an entrepreneur and expert in global health, international development, technology, and learning. He is CEO of NextStep Interactive.

From 2014 through 2016, Hedrick was CEO of Kepler,[3] a university program based in Kigali, Rwanda that blends technology-based learning, intense local seminars and education-to-employment support to offer U.S.-accredited degrees at very low cost.[4] Kepler's aim is to dramatically expand access to high quality college education across Africa.[5] Hedrick led growth of Kepler from a start up class of 50 students to over 400 students on two campuses, one in Kigali and the other a unique program in partnership with the UNHCR based at the Kiziba Refugee Camp in western Rwanda

Hedrick led the development of the Peace Corps/Senegal Food Security initiative which is the largest **USAID-funded Peace Corps **food security project in the world under the global Feed the Future program.[12] The Peace Corps program in Senegal under Hedrick's leadership was awarded the prestigious Learning Spotlight Award in 2010 for innovation in its training programs.[13] In 2012, he was awarded the Director's Distinguished Service Award, the agency's highest honor, for his work in creating and coordinating the Peace Corps Stomping Out Malaria in Africa initiative.[14] After partnering with Peace Corps Senegal in a major bed net distribution effort, the international NGO Malaria No More called Hedrick "part international diplomat, part community health worker, part development MacGyver" in its annual report.[15] Hedrick promoted the concept of the "New Peace Corps," the professionalization of Peace Corps programming and service, including enhanced partnerships with USAID and other development institutions and improved utilization of technology.

From 1999 to 2007, Hedrick was the President and CEO of Intrepid Learning Solutions,[17] a Seattle, Washington-based learning services company which he co-founded with Dennis Heck. Under his leadership, Intrepid was named by Inc. magazine[18] as one of the fastest-growing companies in America.[19] Hedrick raised investments for Intrepid from venture capital companies Madrona Venture Group, FTV Capital, and Rustic Canyon Partners and from individuals including William H. Gates, Sr. While Hedrick was CEO, Intrepid signed a landmark contract to provide outsourced training services to the Boeing Company, landed other clients such as Microsoft, United Airlines, Autodesk, and Bank of America, and was named one of the Top 20 Learning Outsourcing Providers in the world.[20] In 2014, the training outsourcing arm of Intrepid was sold to Xerox to bolster its learning services division.

Dennis heck https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denny_Heck

Heck was the co-founder and from 1999 to 2012 was board director of Intrepid Learning Solutions,[3] a company specializing in business oriented education and training programs. He helped found Digital Efficiency[4] which specializes in aiding businesses and medical facilities in transferring toward an all digital format. Heck helped found TVW,[5] the public affairs network for the state. TVW provides coverage of the Washington State Legislature and sessions of the Washington Supreme Court.

Heck is the author of Challenges and Opportunities: The Transformation of Washington's Schools, published in 1987. He also co-chaired the Education Committee and wrote the state’s historic Basic Education Act.