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“We were rolling our eyes at political correctness ten years ago. Now we’re living in it” Josh Slocum (Disaffected) joins us on Beyond Gender to explore how Soviet-style speech codes crept into Western culture and why no one saw it coming. Watch here:

☘️ When sponsors pull out of Pride, the The Irish Times blames Trump. Or maybe, as Paddy O'Gorman suggests, they’ve just noticed the public is tired of Pride.

In the Irish Independent, Luke O’Reilly Kane shares how Ireland’s Gender Recognition Act has led to confusion, pressure, and loss of safeguards. m.independent.ie/irish-news/its… This earlier Transparency podcast gives deeper insight — from mastectomy at 18 to the beliefs that shaped the

🇦🇺The urgent open letter to health professional & regulatory bodies in Australia from the Australian Doctors Federation.

🇦🇺 Silencing the voices of psychiatrists concerned about the prevailing "gender affirmative" services for children & young adolescents in Australia does not help the profession, or the community. journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

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🇮🇪 Bi Cineálta is being rolled out in Irish schools as part of a national “inclusion” strategy. But it promotes gender identity theory as fact, with no opt-out for parents and pressure on teachers. This is not education—it’s ideology.

“I didn’t switch sides overnight. The real shift began when I finally saw my mother for who she was” Josh Slocum (Disaffected) shares how confronting his mother’s narcissistic abuse at 41 shattered his worldview and opened the door to leaving the hard left. Watch the full

For years, Irish media stayed silent on gender issues, even as the Tavistock closed and whistleblowers spoke out. But last week, something cracked. The Irish Times broke ranks. That was new. That was something. And now people are writing, calling, speaking out. The vault is

For years, the Irish media looked away from the gender debate. As Stella O'Malley writes, the silence is finally cracking — and not just from the usual voices. When even cautious editors begin to stir, you know something’s shifting. genspect.org/the-ripple-eff…

🚨 The EU is collecting feedback on its 2026–2030 LGBTIQ Equality Strategy — deadline: June 24. We’ve submitted our concerns about safeguarding, free speech & evidence-based care. 📢 Add your voice here: ec.europa.eu/info/law/bette… 🔍 Read Genspect’s submission: