LGBT started off with regular people not wanting to be hurt and discriminated against. Now,
the likes of Jennifer Bellick make a compelling argument that it has been infiltrated by the
medical-industrial complex via transgenderism. The word "transgenderism" is not fit for the purpose
of communication. It does not define anything clearly but instead obscures the industry
manifested in its name. It's an umbrella term with no borders, under which too many conflicting
ideas are allowed, allowing its definitional goalposts to move when anyone critiques its
ideology and the markets forming around it. In simple terms, this means the "medical money
powerhouse" has made it all about putting bits (body parts) on & taking stuff off (body parts).
LGBT has become the latest victim of something called "astroturfing," which is the practice of
masking the sponsors of a message or organization to make it appear as though it originates from and
is supported by grassroots participants. So just like with anything, you should always follow the
money to see who is pulling the strings. The money we're currently dealing with stands at
$424 million dollars and is set to grow. How, I hear you ask? Well, think about it. Why are
all the major brands backing LGBT? Isn't it suspicious? Not really, if you consider somebody
who switches genders is said to be on a lifetime of medicalization. They will require specialized
surgeries- which require entire buildings and hospitals, trained surgeons, drugs, and plastic
surgeries. So these corporations see dollar signs, and the cherry on the cake is that their target
market includes pretty much everyone - kids, men, women - just not old people. But I'm sure they'll
find a way to guilt them into doing something as well. In fact, 30 clinics have been specially
created for children in the US alone. Some estimate the medical-industrial complex is even
bigger than the military-industrial complex. Boy, that is saying a lot.
Moving on to the main thing, which is who are the main funders of the LGBT movement? These are
primarily in the US, and there are nine names: the Pritzker family, George Soros, Martin Rothblatt,
Tim Gill, Warren and Peter Buffett, John Striker, Mark Bonham, Rick Wyland, and Drummond Pike. For
the purposes of brevity, we will take only one of these as a case study, namely the Pritzker family.
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engaging and fun, download it today. They sit on the panel of the following
universities: Minnesota, Victoria, Toronto, Chicago, and Duke. They were influential in
getting - get this - the President of the US, Obama, elected, who then went on to hold the
first-ever meeting at the White House for transgenderism. They have also funded the
founder of LGBTQ Medical Center in Ohio, James Heckman, David T Rubin, who sits on the board
of the largest pharmaceutical chain in the US, Benjamin N Breyer, the chief of Urology
at San Francisco General Hospital and he's a professor at the University of California. So
it only makes sense that they fund the University of California, and again, Palm Center Think Tank,
which is again linked to the University of California and the Harvard School of Public
Health, to say but a few. Yeah, the Pritzker money - from early childhood education and universities
to law, medical institutions, the LGBT lobby and organizations, politics, and the military. Yeah,
I didn't even mention the military as well, but I'm going to put the full article in the
description. Make sure you guys read it, and this was just a snapshot of where this movement is now
and why it will continue to grow. It only makes sense for us to be clever about this
and not just blurt stuff out yeah. Educate yourselves as to the roots of these issues,
who's funding them and where they're going. I'll see you guys next time, Asalaamu Alaikum.