AVI YEMINI’s episode features Kat Karana of Active Watchful Waiting, exposing how schools—including Catholic ones now run by corporates like Ballarat Diocese—block parental access to libraries and curricula, even when children report abuse. Her audit claims 32% of teachers’ lessons embed critical race theory, SEL, and "woke" ideology, while UNESCO-mandated CSE programs teach anal sex techniques to kids as young as four. Billionaires like Gates and Soros fund this push, she alleges, with schools bypassing parents by offering social transitioning—99% leading to puberty blockers—labeled "off-label castration drugs" with risks of stunted growth and heart attacks. Detransitioners warn irreversible decisions are made too early, yet schools suppress dissent, like hiding controversial content in physical books. Parents must demand transparency via Indefenseofchildren.org (165 "bad books" listed) and support bills to reclaim control over schools. [Automatically generated summary]
Radical gender theory has infiltrated schools across our country, often without parents' knowledge and certainly without their consent.
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Welcome back to the Yamini Report, where we talk to people doing important work and there's no more important work than the defense of children.
This week's guest, Kat Karana, I think, I hope I'm not butchering the name.
Close enough.
Thank you so much for joining us.
First, let's start with your organisation and this committee.
Give us a bit of background who you are.
Okay.
I'm executive director for Active Watchful Waiting.
Concerns at Catholic Schools00:15:28
And we've got two kind of main goals in the organisation.
One is we want to stop the pipeline of kids to the gender clinics.
We also want to stop the political and kind of Marxist ideologies and sex ideologies going through the school, gender ideologies going through the school.
And most recently, we find that so much of it's tied up to business with a collaboration of corporate with the school and with the state.
So we're starting to expose a bit of that.
And that's tied into impact investing, if you know anything about that.
How did you get into it?
What made you passionate about this specific issue?
Well, my background's been in training.
I've worked with departments of education, school education and universities in introducing new technologies and how to train others new technologies.
I've also got a passion for education.
I don't really agree much with education.
So I've, for a long time, have studied how to get, well, I've ended up, what I've done is to take in kids who have fallen through the system and I can get them into fully paid jobs in four months with high-tech companies of a minimum of around 75,000 K per annum per year.
And these kids have been like David, who was on a disability pension.
He grew up in schools for intellectually disabled kids, like Autistic, that kind of thing.
He's now working in Qantas.
He's earning a minimum of $125K base plus super.
He's a senior test automation specialist and he has just called me a few months ago and said that he's gone into a managerial level and he was someone they said couldn't couldn't do anything but manual labor.
I really try, so I'm really focused on the fact that if you let labels and ideologies of any kind frame how you see an individual, you don't actually see them and you block them being block them and their talents.
So they didn't see that David, for example, was very intelligent because he had that Rainman voice and his hands.
He had affliction with his elbow, so he couldn't write very well.
His writing looks like a six years old.
And because of those little things, like Tixer Box there, text boxed here, text box there, he was treated like he was intellectually disabled.
But when I met him for an interview, for when I did the first pilot for test ed, you know, he did everything right.
He had studied what it was to do an interview.
He had brought all the kind of jobs that he had done without pay for two and a half years because he was, you know, supposed to be mentally disabled, so they didn't pay him, all that kind of stuff.
And I thought, no, this kid is intelligent.
And he proved the case.
And then I've got other kids.
One kid had an operation on his brain, so his short-term memory left.
But, you know, there's been studies on this since 1959 of how plastic your brain is.
So my approach is very much a startup approach.
I did a lot of work in the startup organisations, etc., and with the Department of Education and all this kind of stuff is to tell me what the problem is and I'll work it out and I'll get the people who really know what they're doing who experience to fix it.
In defense of children, what I'm seeing is the same kind of stuff.
We're seeing stereotypes.
You know, we're seeing labels.
We're seeing critical race theory, which is all about stereotypes and labels.
We're seeing the patriarchy, which is a stereotype and labeling about men, men of different colour, etc.
You know, it's the same kind of stuff in a different format, but it's the same.
So we don't want to have kids labeled as trans.
There's no such thing as a trans child.
We don't want to have kids labeled belittled because they're male or they're white.
There's just so much.
Well, I want to go into specifically two areas that I think are super important in the work that you do, specifically the child safety failures that you guys have found.
Let's start there.
And then I want to talk about state takeover of the religious schools.
I kind of want to cover everything you guys have found.
When it comes to child safety failures, what are you seeing?
Well, you know, in the news recently, Narelle has come up in a small Catholic school over in Victoria in the Ballarat Diocese.
And she really is a smaller sort of story on the larger picture.
So her kids, her child was in the library.
They came across two books.
They didn't think they're appropriate.
The child went to the teacher, said these are inappropriate and took them and then told her mum and the mum addressed the principal and saying, what are the books?
She was very upset about them.
She met him face to face.
He had the books in his hand.
He wouldn't show her the books at all, you know.
So that was a concern.
Now, across the states, I can tell you right now that parents aren't allowed to see what the books are in the library.
We've got a friend of ours, Angela Rogas, who has been trained as a film classification person who classifies books, whether or not they're X-rated or not.
She's shocked that the books in the schools aren't rated because we're seeing X-rated books.
Yeah.
If they were classified.
So she wanted to know what was in the books.
She also wanted to know what's happening with this gender identity ideology and the social emotional learning stuff, what this was about.
And she wanted to see it and assess it, as she's got a right to do.
The school took offense.
She came back and said, you know, the church tells us that the first primary caregivers is the parents.
That's our responsibility, right?
Okay.
She even quoted the Pope.
And the priest, by the way, were behind her, back to her, said, yeah, you go, girl.
And they said, no, you don't have a right.
You should trust the experts.
They then send over a code of conduct, which they don't send you a PDF or a whole printed copy.
It's just on an app.
But I got her to screenshot it so that I could write it out fully.
There was two areas that concerned me.
One area was that the parents weren't allowed to discuss anything that might be of disrepute happening in the school with other parents.
They certainly weren't allowed to share it on social media or to have any kind of discussion around that.
That was completely prohibited.
Is this a Catholic school or what is it?
It's a Catholic school.
But what people don't know is when I went to VCAT, I found out that Catholic school is no longer run by the church.
It's run by corporates.
And so I called up the ex-secretary of the Archbishop of Hobart to find out, well, was that true?
And he said, yeah, it's a big problem.
In fact, he's moved over to Victoria in order to start a Catholic institute to try to capture the, get the church back underneath the church schools underneath the Catholic Church.
Well, doesn't it seem odd to you that we've gone, I guess, a full 360 in the fact that, you know, the Catholic, the church don't have a great history when it came to child protection.
Now, the schools that are in their name that they no longer have control and they've worked, you know, I understand that there's been a lot of work in that space, thanks to activism of a lot of people to kind of highlight the problems and then not only expose it, but to do something and change the institutions to protect kids.
But now you have schools that are running.
Most people would think that the schools are run by the church.
It's interesting to hear that they're not run by the church.
But their code of conduct says to do the exact thing that we've learned should never happen.
And that's, you know, silence.
Absolutely.
That is the major failure because dark deeds get done in secrecy.
You put sunlight on it and it's going to go away.
And that was a major concern that Norell had.
In fact, it's a major concern that the priests have about this, is that it should be open and parents should be able to see what's going on.
So the church has been burnt.
I'm not a Catholic, so I can't speak for the Catholic.
I've got a lot of Catholic friends and I've done some training of a lot of Catholics.
But the fact that they didn't want her to speak about it, the fact that they are going to punish her daughter, Norell's daughter, for her speaking up says a lot about quashing it.
And I have some other concerns, which might go on a bit later, but the concern also that when the child is expelled, that seems to speak to some fact that Norell could be a bad parent because she's been, her behavior is so bad that their child has been taken out of the school.
Just so we understand, so the viewer understands, what kind of books are we talking about?
And how old is her child?
Her child was nine years old.
And there were two books that one was called The Written by That Comedian.
I've got it somewhere.
One was a book about kind of like everything is possible.
And it seems like a really happy, warm, loving book, et cetera.
And it's got a part there about same-sex attraction, about marrying, say, obviously married.
marrying someone of the same sex or being with someone of the same sex.
But the book was targeted for four to eight years old.
Now, the issue that she has, I have, and many of us have, is we don't want people talking about sex to four to eight year olds.
In of all places, it's bad enough in any school, but in a Catholic school, it just doesn't make sense to me that they're promoting that idea when it goes against the church values, doesn't it?
That's the problem.
And the issue is, actually, is Norell sticking up for the Catholic teachings.
And I got it confirmed with Alex Sado, who's running the Catholic Institute, that that is the case.
It is against, she is actually standing up for the church's teachings.
And the school is not.
But the school is no longer run underneath the auspices of the Catholic Church.
And why this is important, Abby, is because this is not something just for the Catholics.
We've seen it in the Jewish schools.
We've seen it in the Muslim schools.
We've seen it in the state schools.
It's across the board with the agenda.
And one of the agendas is comprehensive sex education that comes from UNESCO, that goes through to the Australian National Curricular Assessment Board and mandates that you have to teach something, which, by the way, says that children are sexual beings from zero age and up, and they have rights to sex of all kinds.
And they usually put it at nine years old that you learn about same-sex attraction, opposite sex attraction, and you can have sex with people at different ages.
So this is where we've come as a society that that is not only the norm, but the mandated.
I don't think most parents realize that.
No, I don't.
But it's not really hard.
Another time we might get into it, but it's not really hard to understand.
I personally believed after all the studies I've done, UNESCO, UN are just proxies for the billionaire boy clubs.
You know, they're funded by Bill Gates, they're funded by Rockefeller, they're funded by Ford Foundation, they're funded by all the Soros and all the rest of it.
And one of their agendas was they want to break down families.
And certainly when what we've seen is another thing that wasn't mentioned by Norell's case, because I've been talking to other parents in the school, is that there's been child-on-child sex abuse in that school.
Now, that's not uncommon.
I can tell you right now.
I looked up the stats.
ABC did some FOIs to the police in Victoria, for example, and they found out that six kids per week are reported for child-on-child sex abuse a year.
six a week has that um has that grown as in yes and it's interesting enough it grew once they started the respectful relationship programs the csc programs etc because they're pushing sex now Now, I have to calm down because when you get into it, they often bring in gender clinics and sex clinics to teach the comprehensive sex education.
If you put this on Twitter, I'll start sticking some images, which I'll make it so it's clickable so you can hide it, then click and open, of the kind of things that are taught to the kids.
And it's just R-rated stuff.
Stuff that's, you know it's teaching me how to do anal sex.
Why does a kid of eight years old need how to do that?
You know it's, but it's coming, but it's coming through and all these things they increase um they they they, of course, bring talk about the drugs that you can use so you can have sex as much as you want without any consequences.
And if you have, i'm going to get pregnant.
That's okay.
You can have an abortion.
You know, don't listen to your parents.
What will your parents know?
And it's that's the other key theme.
And this is when we're talking about child safety.
Who cares about kids most Abby?
Who cares most?
The parents?
Right yeah, parents.
So who?
Who do you want to block?
It's the parents I had in New South Wales.
I had a friend of mine who works in Department OF School Education call me up at the beginning of the sort of late last year and said, look, they're really going to double down 2025.
We're finding that stuff that we would put normally on apps are only going to put on hard copy, show it to the kids in class and pull it out so the parents don't see it.
We're just closing down a lot on what parents can see.
So really the child safety issues is that we have got parents who are being pushed out, not allowed to see what's in the school libraries, not allowed to know who are the people coming in to teach the children, not allowed to speak about things that they've got concerns about, and if they do get complain about it, they're threatened not directly, but their child's education is threatened.
Parental Access Restricted00:13:20
And you're saying this is happening across the country, across all schools private public everywhere, absolutely.
I'll give you an example, I did an exercise in Idaho week in October 2023, just one week and we just collected every all the stories that we get to interfere with children in that week.
So in that week we had 50 kids who were suspended in one day at Edmonton School over in New South Wales because they tore down all the LGBQTI Plus Plus, Plus paraphernalia.
They just had a guts full.
Okay, we had in Canberra.
We had a kid who was suspended for the third time.
The first two times because he complained about someone who pretended to be a cat.
Then he complained about someone who pretended to be a dog and the third time, another kid who was pretending to be a dog had a squeaky toy and he yelled at them to stop using the squeaky toy because he couldn't hear anything.
Okay, then we had in that same week reporting from a relief teacher in Queensland that one in four kids was trans.
She also reported that kids as young as five and six were masturbating in on the in the school grounds.
And what else did we have?
And I think at that same time I'm not quite sure it was that week, but it was very close to that week we had little kids were shown five years old naked pictures of naked genitalia.
Talia and two or three of them got upset and cried because it was scary.
That was in one week.
Ida Hobbit.
And that's, you're saying that was across different states.
That's across different states.
But we get on average.
So Tess Hackett is the president of our organization.
She handles all the parents calling through on the state trying to trans their kid.
You know, she gets, I made her, about a year ago, I made her put it all in an Excel spreadsheet, how many people call through and what they're calling through, so we can be concrete in our numbers.
So I found we average about four to five a week on that issue, on the transing of the kids alone.
And I've been handling the school mainly going out to the parents.
Now, I've had to call in the police to go into a school when they've let, for example, here's an example.
They've let a little boy who thinks he's a girl and he's obviously got psychological issues because he was screaming at the kids to give him a knife to cut his throat.
We had approached the Department of Education.
We had approached the headmasters.
They didn't do anything.
I said, screw it.
I just called the police and got the police in.
And it seemed like the parents didn't even know about what was going on.
And that's common.
So I'm glad that you're talking to me about this because parents have really got to get engaged in what's going on in their schools.
I was going to ask you because it's all pretty dark and it feels, is there a way out?
Yes, there is.
Look what happened.
Norell spoke up.
One parent spoke up.
She didn't listen to them about shutting up and she spoke up.
I got a call a few minutes ago saying the priests are cheering her on.
They're saying, go, Narelle.
You know, they're saying it's going to make a change.
It supports the church to fight this back.
You know, it's in the public eye.
Other parents, you know, I got some emails saying this is happening to me too.
So parents need to know this is not just happening to you.
And it's not really that hard to fix.
You can do so many things.
You can, one, speak to the school and demand, I am the parent.
I do have rights.
There are international rights as a parents that we have a right to know what's going on in the school.
I've got a right to see your content.
I've got a right to see what's in books.
I've got a list of, we've got a list of about 165 bad books.
I'm going to make it into an app, but I'll stick it up on, I'll stick it up again on Twitter or in our website of all the books, bad books that we've seen in the schools.
They can say, have any of these books?
I'll make a template letter for them.
Is any of these books in your school?
You can write to your minister.
You can say, you can support any MP that's looking for a parental rights bill.
You can write to the Department of Education and say, I want an audit of the national curricula because we know 32% of the teachers' curricula is teaching about woke ideology, critical race theory, social emotional learning, the patriarchy, gender identity ideology.
I want an audit of the national curricula.
But if a parent finds something that they don't like, which clearly, if they look into it, they're going to find something in the curriculum they don't like.
What is a parent's options?
As in, can you choose specific subjects that you demand that your kids don't join those classes?
Like, what are the options for parents?
Well, first speak to us so we can fight to you because we've had.
What is your website for people watching this?
Indefenseofchildren.org.
Okay.
And InDefense English Belling, D-E-D-E-F-E-N-C-E.
First, speak to us because we've got materials, etc.
We've also collaborated with other parental groups like Leave Kids Alone, for example, Let Kids Be Kids, Resist Gender Education.
We decided ended last year, let's all form a coalition because the work is too great.
So just speak to us and then we can give you the material.
So first things first, speak to us and we will talk to the schools for you.
In New South Wales, there was work done by another group that we affiliated with, Parents, Parental Rights of Australia, that got an agreement that if any of this content is taught and we identified specifically the content, then they don't have to sit in the class.
They can go out to the library and do something else.
So we've also got letters for Victoria.
We've got letters for Queensland.
We've got all the different states.
All the states are different.
So they can say requests.
We don't want the kids learning this.
We don't want this content.
It's first, you've got to say what you want or don't want.
Email me or contact me.
I'll tell you what's in the state.
We put together independent six gender guidelines for each state and it'll tell you what they're teaching.
We had a lot of success by emailing it to teachers in Tasmania and New Zealand and WA.
What surprised us is we got 97% open and read rate.
That never happens in a mail out.
Well, we don't get that.
I definitely don't know that.
I'm not surprised, but I've spoken to teachers and say, we don't want to be teaching that.
I've spoken to ex-teachers.
So they're teaching us.
And I don't want to be doing this to kids, you know.
So talk to us first because we have the tools here.
We can send you specific stuff you need to do.
We can connect you with other parents so you get the support you need.
You get the courage you need.
So you need to have a bit of, you need to have courage.
So look for support and we'll put you into the right groups and we'll give you the materials that you need to fight this.
Now, on a general note, do you see the pendulum swinging the other way?
Obviously, we've got Donald Trump in America taking on a lot of these sorts of issues, pushing back.
I know it's America, but you're starting, I'm seeing here on.
Yeah.
Yeah, but we followed America into this.
America kicked us off.
Sure.
Are we going to follow America out?
I'm not sure because at the moment, I believe personally that, because I've been in startups for ages and we know that when you have a new product, whether it's a social-emotional stuff or it's a physical product, all testing is done usually in Ireland, Israel, New Zealand and Australia.
Okay, we'll always be in the test base for everything.
Even McDonald's, for example, with a test case.
So it's pretty clear to me that they're testing everything in Australia and New Zealand.
So can we have a pushback?
Yeah, if people speak up.
We definitely can when people speak up.
And if we looked at, he had an executive order on how to get rid of the ideology in the schools, how to eradicate it.
I looked at it and then I mapped over those things that were relevant to Australia.
We have got to push back.
Do you guys also advocate to government like the opposition leader at the moment is taking a lot of, it seems that he's following Trump's successes, I guess.
He's looking at it from a political point of view where Trump's had major success.
And some of these issues are what people, you know, what commentators around, especially in America, say that those are the specific issues that have made the Democrats there so out of touch and people realize that they're just nuts.
And, you know, there was a simple ad for Trump.
His most popular ad was one that was saying, from memory, I think it was, Kamla is for they, them, and we're for you or something.
And so something as simple as that because people have had enough of, so are you trying to also capitalize on that?
Yeah, we've done, we've had actually success because look, what people don't understand is much of the changes that we're seeing now were orchestrated, what's now 2025 around 2020.
2010, about 29, 2010 was when it was orchestrated.
You quietly, all the laws, your notice sex was changed to gender.
So when you change one thing, it impacted all the other laws.
Most people didn't understand that.
Most of the curriculum stuff was changed quietly.
That's why they don't want parents to know about it.
So what you've got is that there's been no lights shed on it.
No one's been talking about it in a big way.
Certainly it's been a fight to get into the media in any shape or form.
But we've done a lot of work with WA liberals.
I remember one morning I'm just sending every from six o'clock in the morning, even though it's freaking six o'clock in the morning here.
And that was really early there.
Stuff for meetings for the people to go to there.
Then we got a lot of requests from Queensland liberals, blah, blah, blah.
We also found that there's, you know, we found with Dutton that a lot of some of his staffers were deleting anything that they didn't like.
It was called attention by, I can't remember his last name, Matt.
Dutton had asked, because we've got people working closely there in the Liberal Party.
Dutton asked, I'm not getting anything about this misinformation information bill.
Well, how much have you got, man?
I've got thousands coming in the inbox.
I haven't had a single thing.
What's going on?
That kind of thing.
So we do know that you've got a lot of young people who are kind of diverting it.
So you have to get in front of their faces, you know.
We've made actually a little business card kind of business card little flies.
I've just got a QR code saying, with a question saying, do you know what CSE is?
Turn around and we'll take you to something.
So you can have conversation, learn about and have conversations and hand out a card and stuff like that.
That's really small, but we need to do what America did.
They started this long before us.
We're about five years behind.
We need to speak up.
We need to talk about it.
We need to expose.
We've been working on a project called Unacceptable Content where we've been uploading every single piece that we can get of what's going on in the schools.
So we can have a big folder and people can quickly see snapshot.
This is an example of the porn that's in the school libraries.
This is an example of how they put in gender identity ideology into maths.
This is how often they actually talk about the whole history.
I'm only talking about Aboriginal history and nothing else.
All that kind of stuff.
We've got all the content.
We will disseminate it to everybody, but it has to start with the parents to speak up, to inquire what's going on in schools.
One of the programs we suggest to the parents is you must have a family night.
Get around the table, talk to your kids.
We've got people who can teach you to talk to the kids.
Get them to talk.
And then have lotties and games and things like that.
And then just take five minutes to teach a lesson to counteract what they're teaching in schools.
Like, no, you can't change sex, Tommy.
You know?
Just simple things, just as simple things and kind of like that.
I know personally, I've struggled with it myself for the last probably 10 years is 10 years of the children going, you know, and I don't even think it's only the education system.
It's the education system and then it's reaffirmed on TikTok.
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And like, it's just insane.
But there seems to be, I'm noticing a shift in, you know, the, what are they, 14-year-old boys now seem to be anti-woke a little bit and anti-all this stuff.
So something I do have hope.
I do have hope.
And seeing what's happening in America gives me hope on that level, as in the government and policies probably going to shift, go back to a bit of normality.
You know, where the focus over the last probably eight to 10 years has been worse and worse, like push, shoving this down people's throats.
You see every just the fact that you go to any government building and you usually see an Australian flag, an Aboriginal flag, and then a transgender flag.
And it's like, wait, what?
How did that happen?
How did sex find its way into every single thing of our lives?
Well, because it was pushed by the Billionaire Boys Club WIP and all the rest of it.
Through the UNESCO, then it was through it, put into the school curriculum, and it was pushed into every government department.
And you have, you know, you've got government people who get lots of funding.
It's just, it's not really, it's not rocket science why it's pushed.
All the media is owned by these big guys.
You know, it's such a good thing that X was bought by Elon that we had, we couldn't say any of this stuff about it.
Oh, you get banned.
You know, so at least we've got some.
Elon's story himself is his personal experience in this space, I think is what drove a lot of it.
I think it's actually had to do with what pushed him into buying X.
But from memory, it was Babelbee mocking some of this stuff, which was the original, from my memory.
It was something along those lines.
But then when he told his story...
He said he didn't buy it for a picnic.
He bought it to have freedom of speech.
Freedom of speech.
But the reason, the thing that caused it was the cancellation of where they banned, I think it was Bubblebee or whatever, Babylon Bee, making fun of the something with the trans stuff.
And I think it hit a raw nerve with him because of his personal tale with his son.
And where they, you know, essentially, he says today that he was almost forced.
He was coerced into, you know, this is the most powerful, the richest man in the world who himself was coerced into going down this crazy line and, you know, feeding his son puberty blockers and essentially not dealing with the mental illness that was behind there.
And now I don't think, I think that they're estranged.
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And it's the saddest story because you can understand as a dad, for any parent, that would be the most horrible scenario, compounding scenario, because you have firstly the issue.
And then instead of dealing with the issue at the time, you essentially medically abused your child because you were given stupid, wrong, you know, what should be unlawful advice.
And you trusted the experts and the experts got you into this thing.
And now all these years later, after all that, you end up estranged to your own child.
And that's got to hurt.
One of the things people don't understand, it's streamlined in the schools.
Yeah.
One, you've got the teachers being taught about all this woke and they're encouraged to be social justice warriors and encouraged to look at any gender non-conforming kid, which is usually gay kids, autistic kids or people who've been traumatized.
A lot of girls want to escape being girls now because there's so much porn around.
So these kids, they're identified in the school as a possible trans.
They've even got clubs, standout clubs or GSA clubs that do this too.
So you've got kids who are trained to go around in the school to identify a kid, a possible trans kid.
They're identified.
They're talked to a counselor.
They make an affirmation plan.
They meet weekly.
to talk through their transition.
They're given new clothing, new uniforms, a new name.
If they think the parent is not going to be supportive, particularly it's like if we want to find out if they're a religious kid, if you're a Catholic, if you're a Jew, if you're a Muslim and things like that, then they'll say, oh, we're not going to tell them because they get upset.
And you transition them.
And not only do you transition them, the whole school, even including the other kids, have got to go along with this lie.
Okay.
So you trans, and we know that there's a 99% probability once you are socially transitioned.
This is what this process is called.
Once you're socially transitioned, you will go on to the puberty blockers, which by the way, they are off-label castration drugs.
They have been used on prisoners and that was thought to be highly unethical and cruel.
And they're used now on kids.
And by the way, if you actually got one of those drugs and looked at the label and the warnings, it says, don't use past this amount of time.
But they use it for years.
It's like three months or something, but they use it for years.
And the stunting of the body, because you understand when you just don't change sex when you go to puberty, your frame increases, your heart, your lungs, your brain, everything changes because it's a process of going from a child to an adult.
That's what gets stunted.
So your life gets shortened.
Probability of having heart attacks, brain aneurysms, all rest.
And then, of course, what we find, we're dealing with a lot of detransitioners.
And by the way, we're dealing with transsexuals who are speaking against this.
They say, long time ago, 20 years ago, they told us, you know, we're not comfortable.
You're too feminine for a boy.
You're too masculine for a girl.
You're really born in the wrong body.
Blah, blah, blah.
We know what's going on here.
Stop it.
They are too young to make any decisions.
Stop it.
Well, thank you for your work.
Again, for the viewers, just let people know where they can find more information, support, whatever they need.
What's the website?
It's not dark, by the way, Avi and others here.
It's not dark.
Just that one parent speaking up.
Look at the difference.
She called me this morning.
She was so happy.
She said, I'd argue it's pretty dark, but one parent, you know, you go into a dark room, a little light brightens the entire room.
It's just up to you to speak up, care for your kid enough to find out.
Reach out to us.
We have all the tools, resources in your state.
We've got people to help you.
We can help.
We will change this thing.
What was the website just before you go?
Indefenseofchildren.org.
Thank you so much for your time.
You're most welcome.
Cheers, mate.
So I hope you enjoyed that discussion, an important one.
And as a parent, it scares me the way the world, I guess, was heading.
I feel like some normality is being brought back.
So fingers crossed, but I guess we'll take everybody speaking up to actually get there because politicians, they only listen to, they listen to the noise.
So it's time to stop letting the other side make all the noise because for years they did make the noise and they got every sick and twisted thing they wanted.
Now, I'm going to start a new thing at the end of every Yumini report on Tuesday night, and that is reading through the recent comments on our website.
So unlike since we don't do this live anymore, we can't bring people in.
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But leave your comments, engage on the website, and I'll read comments on Australian-related reports that we put out.
For example, there's not much now because we haven't started doing this.
It's just a brand new thing.
Australia looks back and is kind of relevant this one.
Australia looks to follow Trump's ban on men in women's sports.
I can see it goes to what we've been discussing in this episode of the Yemeni report.
But we scroll down.
I can see there's a comment here from Bruce.
This proves that a strong leader collects followers.
Trump has stated what average folks were thinking.
I totally agree with that.
There are only male and female humans.
People can't change from one gender to another.
You can argue that even you can't change from one sex to another, the whole gender.
And that was interesting to hear that in Australia they made that shift because of the legal implications.
And women's sports and changing rooms aren't for men identifying as women.
A day will come when future generations will scoff and deride this nonsense as we deride the notion of whites being superior to all other groups.
Bruce, well said.
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