Children On The Front Lines: 10 Terrifying Examples Of LGBT Indoctrination

If you don't think your children are being affected by the LGBT culture wars you have not been paying attention. An entire generation is being indoctrinated into beliefs that will affect our country for decades to come and few parents seem to care. 

These stories come from around the world and are now so numerous that we can't keep up with them.  Here are just 10 recent headline examples of how common such occurrences are now happening:

Ottawa's largest school board is planning on collecting demographic data from all its students, including the sexual orientation and gender identity of children as young as 4-years-old.

Starting November 26, all Ottawa-Carleton District School Board students will be asked for their personal information, including details relating to their race, religion, sexual orientation and gender identity.

In Palatine, Illinois, a four-year-long debate over "access to locker rooms for transgender students" came to an end this week when the school board of School District 211 voted 5 to 2 to permit students identifying as female to use the female locker rooms. 

The fight began back in 2015, when Obama's Department of Education accused the district of breaking the law for refusing to allow a male identifying as female into the girls' locker room.

A post on the news company's Instagram account on Wednesday shows a 4-year-old boy named Eli holding a letterboard that reads: "Some men have periods too. If I can get it so can you."

The boy's mother, Milly Bhaskara, shared the image to show support for Always' decision to remove the female Venus symbol from their Sanitary Pads packaging to be more inclusive of transgender people.

A primary school in England makes children as young as six write "love letters" inserting themselves into a homosexual fairytale, according to a recent video from BBC Radio Manchester.

Bewsey Lodge Primary School, in which teacher Sarah Hopson has her students place themselves in the role of Prince Henry and write a letter asking male servant Thomas to "marry" him.

The transgender activist who filed multiple Human Rights complaints against several female beauticians after they refused to wax his male genitals is now promoting a "child-friendly" nudist event where minors get free admission.

The "family" event is hosted by an organisation known as "Skinnydipper Recreation Club" (SRC), whose website claims all SRC events are suitable for persons of all ages.

Sprite has a new LGBT ad running in Argentina in which adults help young people prepare for an LGBT parade in various ways. Images depicted include  a mother putting makeup on her teenage son; another mother aiding her daughter's attempt to look like a boy by helping her put her on a binder to flatten her breasts; a grandmother helping her grandson dress up as a drag queen, and a father watching his son and his gay partner head toward the parade.

In the progressive dystopia of Sweden, the government is electing to pay drag queens obscene amounts of money to perform for children and read stories with them in the name of "promoting youth literacy."

A school teacher has said, parents should not have the final say when it comes to adult entertainers spending time with school children, as some parents don't know what's best for their kids.

Anthony Lane, an English teacher at Willis High School, in Texas, defended the school's decision to invite an adult male entertainer who performs at strip clubs to spend the day with young school children.

Elly Barnes, founder of Educate and Celebrate, describes her organisation as a "charity" that "transforms schools" into LGBTQ-friendly places.

According to Barnes, that means the organisation is "predominantly training teachers" to be "confident in the language of gender identity and sexual orientation."

The goal is to make sure LGBTQ ideology is an "every-day occurrence within the school." But the "bottom line," as Barnes puts it, is to train teachers to "completely smash heteronormativity."

The transgender movement has spawned a series of new industries that are targeting the children and teens who have been swept up in what experts are now referring to as a social peer contagion. The products these industries are selling are our modern-day equivalent of Chinese foot-binding.