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Post by brillbilly on Sept 25, 2019 7:27:25 GMT 10
Nothing funny so don't expect anyone to take any notice. But if u got school aged kids you should be worried. seriously Quote from a very concerned parent!..My friend just messaged me for some 'legal advice' as he has pulled his 5 year old child out of school after just one week essentially because the school is teaching the children about anal sex, masturbation and how they can self identify as any gender they choose. Moreover they have gender neutral toilets with CCTV, mandatory vacinations and the WiFi within the school building is ommiting as much power and radiation as a cell phone tower. He has been told to expect a fine and visit from the SS he's asking me what he can lawfully do in the short term whist he arranges some home education. My response was essentially nothing pal as 'you' registered the child with Births, Deaths and Marriages. I had to explain that registration means to transfer ownership and so on and he was like so that's how the SS steal children and the DVLA steal your car! As the child is under 7 I'm wondering if he can be successfuly deregistered and reclaim his status as a living being as apposed to a dead legal fiction and slave.
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Post by brillbilly on Sept 25, 2019 7:31:05 GMT 10
Please understand, are we the only one's who find this beyond natural requirments?...we've been warning for years about the sexploitation of the young,This i would say is all part of it
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Post by evilhomer on Sept 26, 2019 3:26:38 GMT 10
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Post by brillbilly on Sept 26, 2019 4:56:13 GMT 10
It just goes from bad to worse ‘Over 100 gender identities’, claims BBC The BBC is telling children aged nine to twelve that there are more than 100 different gender identities. From my understanding there are 2 genders male and female,and even hermaphrodites only have both parts but still it's only from the two genders. I dont really like Piers Morgan, but i had to agree with him on this
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Post by Rareclan on Sept 27, 2019 5:29:06 GMT 10
Dr Freud I presume !
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Post by brillbilly on Sept 27, 2019 18:51:36 GMT 10
Dr Freud I presume ! As Zahi Hawass would say...Do you knowe how many people come to me about Theories ...lol I would rather Scientific facts to be honest
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Post by Rareclan on Sept 27, 2019 22:51:51 GMT 10
www.nspcc.org.uk/what-is-child-abuse/types-of-abuse/grooming/What is grooming?
Grooming is when someone builds a relationship, trust and emotional connection with a child or young person so they can manipulate, exploit and abuse them.
Children and young people who are groomed can be sexually abused, exploited or trafficked.
Anybody can be a groomer, no matter their age, gender or race. Grooming can take place over a short or long period of time – from weeks to years. Groomers may also build a relationship with the young person's family or friends to make them seem trustworthy or authoritative.
Types of grooming
Children and young people can be groomed online, in person or both – by a stranger or someone they know. This could be a family member, a friend or someone who has targeted them – like a teacher, faith group leader or sports coach. When a child is groomed online, groomers may hide who they are by sending photos or videos of other people. Sometimes this'll be of someone younger than them to gain the trust of a "peer". They might target one child online or contact lots of children very quickly and wait for them to respond.______________________________________________________________________ www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/articles/what-is-sexual-grooming/What is sexual grooming?When someone wants to sexually abuse a child they may try to 'groom' them. It's important to understand this process so you can spot the signs and protect your child.
When a child is sexually abused it is never their fault and it’s crucial that parents and carers recognise this. Knowing that they are supported and believed can be a huge help to a child as they move forward from the abuse.
Even if you know it's not their fault, it can be really hard to understand how your child has found themselves in a situation where they have felt they had to, or wanted to, engage in sexual activities with an adult or older person.
One way this can happen is as a result of ‘grooming’.
What is grooming and how does it work? Grooming is a process used by people with a sexual interest in children to prepare a child for sexual abuse. It is often very carefully planned and it can take place over weeks, months or even years.
Building a relationship Grooming is about making a child think that sex with the offender is normal or that they have no choice. Offenders do this by building a relationship and emotional connection with the child.
This relationship can take different forms.
They could try to convince the young person that they are in a loving relationship as boyfriend or girlfriend. They might become a mentor to the young person, making them think they are someone who can help them or teach them things. Sometimes they will become a dominant figure in a young person’s life, perhaps by having a relationship with their parent or caregiver. They may also build a relationship with the child’s family, making them think that they are someone who can be trusted with the child. One of the most sinister aspects of grooming is the way in which it so closely mimics genuinely positive relationships. This can leave its victims very unsure of who to trust, sometimes assuming that they can trust no one, even people who seem to be nice and to care.
Gaining power over a child In all of these relationships they will be looking to gain power over the young person. This enables them to manipulate or coerce them into sexual activity.
If a young person feels they are in love, this gives an offender power. The offender can emotionally blackmail the child by threatening to withdraw their affection or saying, ‘if you loved me you would.’
Offenders also blackmail children by threatening to share secrets that the child has told them. In some cases they will tell the child there will be terrible consequences for refusing to do sexual things.
Offenders will use any means they can to exert power over a young person.
Keeping it secret In all cases they will look to make sure that the young person won’t tell anyone else about the abuse, telling them to keep it secret.
They often tell young people that no one will believe them, or that if they tell anyone they will be the one in trouble. This is why it is so important to tell a young person that you believe them and do not blame them if they disclose they have been sexually abused.
Remember many children and young people don’t understand that they have been groomed, or that what has happened is abuse. Even if they tell you or you find out about the abuse, young people may attempt to remain in ongoing contact with the offender and have very mixed feelings about it all. They will need your help in making sense of their feelings, and protecting them from further abuse.
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