Radical Doctor Covers Up the Truth: Puberty Blockers Hurt Children

When research is deemed too dangerous because it contradicts an agenda, it ceases to be science—it's become propaganda.

As much as transgender cultists claim the science is settled and that their ideology poses no risk to vulnerable children, their desire to censor and cover up research into the true results of their experiments shows it’s anything but.

Case in point, an NIH, taxpayer funded medical report on the impact of puberty blocking drugs by Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy nearly 10 years in the making will never see the light of day. Why? The results showed the drugs had no positive impact on children and therefore would empower critics.

From The New York Times, “she said the findings might fuel the kind of political attacks that have led to bans of the youth gender treatments in more than 20 states, one of which will soon be considered by the Supreme Court. ‘I do not want our work to be weaponized,’ she said. ‘It has to be exactly on point, clear and concise. And that takes time.’

This brazen admission that the results of a study do match priors and therefore should remain hidden is proof that the sciences and academia have been completely hijacked by political activists masquerading as experts. 

As the Times notes, “Dr. Olson-Kennedy is one of the country’s most vocal advocates of adolescent gender treatments and has served as an expert witness in many legal challenges to the state bans” proving she has professional and political motivations towards ensuring contradictory data is strangled in the crib. 

Rather than express concern for the scores of children harmed in her Mengele-esque medical experiments, Olson-Kennedy is more worried that she’ll give her opposition a line of attack. And even though she and the Times try to bury the lead, the kids are most certainly not alright. 

The article says of the children that Olson-Kennedy saw on puberty blockers that “one quarter of the group (average age of 11) reported depression symptoms and significant anxiety, and one quarter reported even having thoughts of suicide. Eight percent reported a past suicide attempt.”

And what does the good doctor think of that? “They have good mental health on average” and “They’re not in any concerning ranges, either at the beginning or after two years.”

Pardon my language, but what the actual fuck? A quarter of 11-year-olds considering suicide is not "good mental health on average.” 8% of these kids expressing a past suicide attempt should not be hand waved away in the name of transgender advocacy. 

And before you think Olson-Kennedy is content with just poisoning 11-year-olds with sterilizing drugs, she’s also on record as having scheduled several masectomies for underaged girls! 

In a Q&A session on Reddit from 2017, Olson-Kennedy said “I have referred many youth for surgery, including minors. Most often for male chest reconstruction. Asking a teenage young man to navigate high school with breasts seems very painful. Which is what they describe.”

Here’s one last little kicker for you. While there is no evidence to suggest that these puberty blockers do nothing to positively impact the mental health of these vulnerable kids, there is spades of evidence to suggest the drugs are negatively impacting their bone development. 

“Dr. Olson-Kennedy’s collaborators have also not yet published data they collected on how puberty blockers affected the adolescents’ bone development” the Times reported, in what should be an absolutely damning condemnation of this entire research charade. 

This is sick, child abuse paraded as progress by radicals deeply invested in their dogma who see themselves as paragons of morality. Olson-Kennedy is a perfect example of this as she tried to use her personal experience mutilating children as a counterpoint to the clear fake data. 

From the Times again, “Dr. Olson-Kennedy noted that doctors’ clinical experience was often undervalued in discussions of research. She has prescribed puberty blockers and hormonal treatments to transgender children and adolescents for 17 years, she said, and has observed how profoundly beneficial they can be.”

So much for “trust the science!” 

The data may prove her wrong but that doesn’t matter, she’s a doctor and therefore is above things like facts. The gender idealogues try to push the idea of their experts as heavenly beings beyond mere mortal concerns, and that even if all the information says they’re wrong, the lived experience works better. 

When research is deemed too dangerous because it contradicts an agenda, it ceases to be science—it's become propaganda. These monsters will need to live with the broken children hurt by puberty blockers.

As this dangerous ideology continues to masquerade as medicine, it’s our duty to call it out for what it is: child abuse. The children are not alright, and the public deserves to know the full extent of the damage done in the name of "progress." Anything less is an outright betrayal of the most vulnerable.

I trust the science. Dr. Olson-Kennedy clearly doesn’t.