LET BOYS BE BOYS AND GIRLS BE GIRLS. ANYTHING IN BETWEEN NEEDS TO BE TACKLED ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS.

By Charles Micallef

Drag Queens have NO place in Education. Even if he-she came to recite the Holy Rosary at school, if your boss, the Rector, told you “no”, you were obliged to say “ok”. Even their pronouns, the way you have to address them: he and/or she, can be confusing, especially for innocent children.

Countries like England, USA, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Italy, Portugal, parts of Australia and New Zealand have realised that it is not only insane but even regarded as “child abuse” when puberty blockers and cross-sex steroids (hormones) are prescribed to adolescents.

Ok, drag is not necesserily Trans, but cross-dressing or transvestism are precursors for Transgenderism. In a culture where we have a very strong movement advocating Transgenderism (only in Malta, as far as I know, did we “progress” so far as even to pass a law prohibiting conversion back to straight), a Drag Queen could easily spark interest in changing gender…

The ideology of “born that way” is more false than genuine. Intersex is very rare. The majority grow out of it or may need some psychological alignment with their natal sex, but currently, due to the anti-conversion law, it has become illegal. 

If nature truly wanted it that way, a boy would transition into a girl, or vice versa, automatically/naturally, as a caterpillar transforms into a butterfly, and be able to produce offspring!

No one is saying that inclusion does not apply to gender-confused children, but there are ways and means to address it, and definitely not with harmful cancer drugs used off-label as puberty blockers!

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/362579432_The_Transgender_Journey_and_its_Psychiatric_Implications_A_Case_Observation_and_Comparative_Analysis_between_Transgenderism_and_Clinical_Lycanthropy