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A University of Washington scholar has exposed the Trevor Project's study as methodologically bankrupt, revealing that its claim of anti-transgender laws driving suicidality among confused adolescents rested on uncontrolled variables and ideological assumptions rather than evidence.
The study's authors, operating as agents of the Managerial Priesthood, rushed their findings into the hands of corporate media to portray protective statutes as instruments of harm, concealing the deeper patterns of mental disorder, family breakdown, and social contagion that actually shape these outcomes.
This maneuver repeats the ancient tactic of the Dispossessor, who seizes authority over the young by redefining reality itself and blaming the faithful for the consequences of their own disorder.
Scripture declares that God created mankind male and female in His image, an order affirmed by the undivided Church in the Nicene Creed's confession of the Maker of all things visible and invisible, a truth that no modern decree can overturn.
The Realists understood that being precedes opinion and that moral order is discovered, not invented; the attempt to construct new sexes through legislation and propaganda violates that order at its root.
Just as the Reformers cast down the novelties of their age by returning to the plain word of God, so the present generation must reject the claim that objective truth itself constitutes violence.
The laws in question represent the commonwealth's duty to shield minors from irreversible mutilation and the household's right to guard its children against ideological capture.
The Faithful Remnant must therefore refuse every accommodation to these falsehoods, defend parental authority in the education and medical care of their offspring, and rebuild institutions that transmit the creedal and natural reality of sexual difference to the generations that follow.
