Young man, I’ve got something to say. Sex with girls. You know what they like! You know what really turns them on. Being slapped and being choked. And more of the same. Don’t believe me – let me show you the science.

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Why aren’t there any transgender people older than their mid-20s? The reasons are simple and obvious. If you haven’t already figured it out, here they are.

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The internet is a major factor in the gender fluid plague that is spreading through the young adolescents and children in our English speaking Western societies, of Australia, America, England, New Zealand and Canada.

So let’s see what’s the role of the 15,000 videos about gender fluidity on the internet play in the startling finding by the US Center for Disease Control in October 2024, on, amongst other things, gender dysphoria – that is confusion about what gender you are. In this report it found that 3.3% of US high school students identify as transgender and another 2.2% are questioning their gender identity.

Wow!

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In just the past few years, since the smartphone was introduced in 2007 then apps/social media (in July 2008) and finally front facing “selfie” cameras (in June 2010) we’ve witnessed a collapse in young people’s mental health, especially among pre-teen and adolescent girls. 

Remarkably and contrary to biology – that is these are mental illnesses - they’re now showing significant numbers of girls claiming to be suffering from a mainly male disease, Tourette’s Syndrome, the rare, and dubious condition (amongst many medical practitioners) known as Dissociative Identity Disorder (multiple personalities), and finally today gender dysphoria, something that used to only present itself in very small numbers of middle aged men before the arrival of the smartphone. See I told you that Steve Jobs caused gender dysphoria!

Jonathon Haidt, in his book The Anxious Generation timidly approaches this hot potato topic of gender dysphoria. The Marxist woke generation preaches tolerance but only practices hatred and intolerance so you have to be careful what you say about this fashionable, and woke approved condition.

This is what he says:

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I told you in the last part that TikTok caused Tourettes Syndrome – uncontrolled swearing and physical ticks. But there are other rare diseases that people are getting from TikTok, YouTube and Instagram as well. 

One is what used to be the rare disease that was popularly known as multiple personality disorder – now it has the more modern name of Dissociative Identity Disorder. This disorder was, perhaps, most famously portrayed by actress Joanne Woodward in her Oscar winning performance in the 1957 movie, The Three Faces of Eve.

The Internet Movie DataBase, IMDB, in its trivia section on the movie has this fascinating entry:

According to the DVD commentary by Aubrey Solomon, "When the real Eve signed the contract for the movie, the studio had her sign three separate contracts under each of her personalities, so that they would be covered from any possible legal action. In fact, when she signed the contract, they actually had her go into the personalities, and the signatures were all different on the contracts."

So today I’m going down this new, weird, rabbit hole to talk about the emergence of another extremely rare disease caused by social media. As I told you in the last part, these social media induced diseases are called sociogenic diseases – that is they are spread by social media and not biologically which is what happens when someone really has such a disease.

Another spin off from the 1957 movie, The Three Faces of Eve happened in 1980 when the British rock band Siouxsie and the Banshees recorded a song they’d written called "Christine." It was a song based on the same case of multiple personality that had been dramatized in "The Three Faces of Eve". The 'B' Side of the single was called "Eve White/Eve Black", two other songs from the movie and Eve’s other personalities.

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Girls today, in ever increasing numbers, staggering numbers, are suddenly suffering from incredibly rare disorders, including disorders that, historically, mainly males have suffered. One such illness is Tourette’s. Tourette’s can, apparently, be contracted from TikTok. I think that perhaps gender dysphoria might also be contracted, at least as its sources, from smartphones. That’s why I said at the beginning of this series that Steve Jobs had caused gender dysphoria. Why? How? What the hell am I talking about.

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In this programme I’m going to be talking about cluster bombs used by and against teenage girls. What’s a cluster bomb

According to Tia Goldberg of Associated Press, cluster bombs are weapons that open in the air, releasing submunitions, or “bomblets,” that are dispersed over a large area, intended to wreak destruction on multiple targets at once. Cluster bombs can be delivered by planes, artillery and missiles, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Beyond the initial harm caused by the munitions upon impact, bomblets have a high rate of failure to explode, up to 40% in some recent conflicts, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross.

That leaves swaths of land dotted with bomblets that could explode. Return to normal life in those areas becomes hazardous, particularly in heavily populated areas. Some formerly war-torn countries spend years trying to clear unexploded cluster bomblets.

It turns out that our teenagers who live in the cities and suburbs of our peaceful Western democracies either regularly use or are victims of unique hi-tech cluster bombs that are targeted at them.

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This series is about gender dysphoria. But I need to take you on a tour so that you’ll understand how it came about, particularly in the case of young girls. 

In Part 3 of this Series I talked about the terrifying lie that the gender dysphoria industry tells to parents to force them, where the laws of the land don’t, into agreeing to allow their precious child to have its body completely destroyed by the drugs and surgeries that sex-change brings with it, by telling them to agree or else with this king hit of a lie: "Do you want a dead son or a living daughter?" (or vice versa).

Before that very lucrative industry started many young girls were already feeling that suicide was a better than option than living. Jonathon Haidt, in his book The Anxious Generation writes:

Once again, the transition to phone-based life in the early 2010s upended girls' relationships and lives. Puberty was already a fraught time of transition, with heightened need for a few close friends. Then social media came along to make the transition harder by making relational aggression so much easier and status competition so much more pervasive and public. Many suicides by adolescent girls have been directly linked to bullying and shaming facilitated by social media platforms, including platforms such as Ask.fm and NGL (Not Gonna Lie), which were designed explicitly to encourage users to anonymously broadcast their thoughts about other people.

In this programme I’m going to be looking into this. Remember that in Part 14 of this series I quoted another passage from Jonathon Haidt’s book where he said:

For depressed or ostracized teens, physical death offers the end of pain, whereas social death is a living hell.

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If you want young people to thrive in life - at home, in school and in the workplace – you want them to be in what Jonathon Haidt calls discover mode. Children can be set to discover mode by living in the real world. They can never be set to discover mode living online. Jonathan Haidt says that people, especially children, in discover mode have a mindset that scans for opportunities, are like kids in a candy shop, excitedly exploring the world around them, they think for themselves, they want to be allowed to grow to independence, not to stay as children dependent on others .

Contrasted to this, life for kids in defend mode isn’t a happy story. They’re constantly expecting and looking for dangers. They have, what Haidt calls, a scarcity mindset, they cling to their team, their parents, their teachers. They want, they need, to be kept safe. They suffer from anxiety which can develop to become a cognitive behavioural problem. Cognitive behaviour leads to catastrophising, overgeneralising and black and white thinking. People who are suffering from anxiety disorders and depression, often have these distorted thinking patterns bring about uncomfortable physical symptoms, which then bring on feelings of fear and worry, and that might trigger more anxious thinking, perpetuating what becomes a vicious cycle.

This extreme dysfunction was most dramatically on show around 2015 and the following years when the Gen Z children got to university. Suddenly these problems manifested themselves with the Gen Z’ers, no longer in the protective environment of school, getting their first taste of independence, were unable to cope in the real world. They needed a whole lot of things that they couldn’t live without, and a whole bunch of new words came into the language - safe spaces, trigger warnings. Often speakers who were coming to speak on the campus were “cancelled”, another new thing with these kids, because the speakers were going to speak on topics that were outside the very small comfort zones of these Gen Z kids. What had been taught at school as part of modern political indoctrination of what they were told to think and unquestioningly believe.

Being in universities exacerbated their problems in many respects – from the academic staff to their fellow students.

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In March 2022 Australia lost one of its great parliamentarians, we don’t really have any of those that we can afford to lose. Senator Kimberley Kitching died at the young age of 52. She was an extremely intelligent woman. She stood up for Western civilisation when our modern establishment berates it. But as powerful as she was, as intelligent as she was, it seems that she was hounded to her death by the 3 women of the Labor left who had big scores to settle with her. Not least of which was the fact that she had tipped off then Liberal Minister, Linda Reynolds, of their intended weaponisation against her of the allegations of rape by Brittany Higgins that would soon go public, including the claim that Linda Reynolds had hushed the story up. The 3 women named by Kimberley Kitchings as being involved in hounding here were Penny Wong, Katy Gallagher and Kristina Keneally. She called them the Mean Girls – inspired by the movie of the same name.

The result of their hounding of her would seem to have been her death. Not in the sense of murder, but in the sense of the stress that females are so gifted in inflicting on other females, especially, men too. When a mature, and intellectually gifted woman like Kimberley Kitching is driven to her death by sisterly bullying, what chance does a young girl who hasn’t yet reached her full mental maturity, have when confronted with social media and the harpies that will descend on one of their number to bring her down en masse through the lethal use of social media?

This is the story of what Jonathon Haidt calls relational aggression from women which has, in a big part, led to the tsunami of mental health problems suffered by girls through social media sites, especially Instagram.

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