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The Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have directed that public funds no longer underwrite the chemical and surgical alteration of children who present with gender distress.
Dr. Quentin Van Meter, a pediatric endocrinologist and former president of the American College of Pediatricians, stated plainly that such interventions were never appropriate medical care and that mental health treatment addressing underlying causes must take their place.
The Technocratic Automaton that has driven these procedures for a decade now finds its payment streams cut at the federal level, a direct reversal of the policy that treated experimental mutilation as a reimbursable service.
From the moment the undivided Church condemned gnostic contempt for the body at Nicaea, Christian order has held that the flesh is not raw material for ideological reconstruction but a created good under divine law.
The governing principle is therefore the same one that ordered the household economy of Christendom: the child belongs first to the family under God, not to the state’s therapeutic managers or the surgeons who profit from their confusion.
When public funds are withdrawn from these acts, the regime’s claim that compassion requires the knife collapses, and the true nature of the enterprise stands exposed as an assault upon the innocence and integrity of the young.
The Faithful Remnant must now defend every state Medicaid program that follows this federal lead, refuse every clinic that continues the practice with private money, and rebuild the network of physicians willing to treat the soul rather than amputate the body.
Parents who have watched their children conscripted into this experiment possess both the right and the duty to demand that civil authority protect the household from further medical predation.
