The FTC Workshops 'Gender Medicine' As Potential Medical Fraud This Week
The Distance will report from the discussion in Washington, DC
As I mentioned at the end of my piece for Genspect last week, I will be in Washington, DC this week to report for The Distance from a Federal Trade Commission workshop on the inherent frauds of ‘gender medicine’.
From an historian’s perspective, ‘gender medicine’ is an example of patent medical fraud. Its consequences in children are more profound than adults, yet the experimental ‘transition’ of minors was predicated on improving the dismal results in adults.
It was all predicated on a lie that human sex can be changed to fit a ‘spectrum’ of political identities. Sooner or later, the practitioners were bound to collide with civil and even criminal consumer protection law. History appears to be rhyming. I intend to be a witness and chronicler of this momentous occasion.
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In America, an adult is allowed to drink poison if they wish. However, the weed killer must be marked as poison. To market weed killer as nutritious food would be fraud. Americans can only be truly free to poison themselves when ‘informed consent’ is meaningful. Anything less is a potential crime.
Likewise, to advertise or advise on cosmetic surgeries with descriptions such as ‘life-saving’ and suicide-preventing is also fraud. Here is where the guise of a civil rights movement finds its limits.
Insurance does not have to cover fraud. Medicaid does not have to cover fraud. Governments and schools and college campuses cannot be compelled to protect or promote fraud, and expose themselves to legal risk if they do. Media companies cannot promote fraud without exposing themselves to risk of regulatory action. The potential knock-on effects could be huge.
Genderwoo cannot escape accountability for fraud across borders. We have seen how difficult it still is to get British unions, universities, and organizations to accept the supreme court’s ruling that ‘trans women’ are in fact men; to get the NHS to stop their puberty blocker experiments. Successful federal prosecutions and/or litigation in the US will have salubrious effects on the entire global gender industry.
While the FTC cannot shut the whole thing down, they can coerce people and companies to be honest in their sales pitches. A record of successful consumer fraud litigation in the US will make foreign ‘gender’ clinicians and national insurance systems reassess their own risks.
One question I intend to ask in Washington is whether anyone has considered applying RICO law to WPATH. I am not a lawyer, of course. To a layman, however, the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, which allows prosecutors and/or litigants to charge everyone involved in a single conspiracy at once, would seem applicable to the case.
At least thousands, likely tens of thousands, of American children have been harmed by patent medical fraud under the banner of a civil rights movement. It was always going to unravel through legal discovery, process, hearings, and testimony. Have we reached that event horizon of accountability? I intend to find out. Your support will make it possible.
Thing That Never Happens Has Happened Thousands Of Times In America
A new database shows that 13,994 minors across the United States were medicalized for “gender dysphoria” over four years, and thousands of them received “gender affirming” surgeries.