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It looks as if the backlash against the ‘rainbow’ groomers is really hitting its stride.
The only surprise is that it’s taken this long. Of course, the only reason the groomers got away with what they did for even this long is because most people blindly accepted the mantra that ‘We just want to be left alone in the privacy of our own bedrooms.’ But the truth couldn’t be hidden forever. Not once they came for the kids.
And they did – they even sung a song (featuring a choir including convicted child sex offenders) to prove it. Then the videos of drag queens exposing themselves to and grinding on children or feverishly dry-humping one another, at so-called ‘family-friendly drag events’, began to emerge. Parents began to take notice of what books being given to their children at school, like Gender Queer, really contained.
And the backlash has ensued.
Rainbow Storytime has announced the cancellation of its nationwide New Zealand tour scheduled for later in the year – with the owner of the drag queen reading group saying she has “lost everything” following recent protests.
Well, if your “everything” depends solely on peddling dangerous Queer Theory ideology to children, then perhaps that’s deserved.
Is it even true, though?
Rainbow Storytime NZ founder Sunita Torrance [said…] “My business is my only source of income, so I’ve lost everything.”
But, in a trainwreck interview on The Platform, Torrance’s various stories fell apart quicker than a drag queen’s knickers in the vicinity of a small child:
1) Says she was a former Destiny Church member, and then says she wasn’t;
2) Admits drag is a parody of women and likens drag queens to clowns. Then immediately denies the inference;
3) Says she is a qualified teacher then says she has no tertiary education.
As for “only source of income”:
6) Says she works solely in entertainment and then says she works in a supermarket. Daniel works as a hairdresser.
Then Sunita dropped this astonishing clanger:
“If we could recruit and teach gayness and trans, I’d be top of the class.”
To undercut this, the video cuts to an older interview on TVNZ, where Sunita states:
“This afternoon, where heading out to the Green School. We’re actually going there to support a student who is wanting to come out to the school as transgender […] she’s [presumably they’re actually referring to a ‘he’] come to all our Rainbow Story Times.
So much for the Herald’s claim that:
In Hastings, councillors, library staff and council customer service had received a large number of messages falsely accusing the events of being a platform for the sexual grooming of young people.
Going by the above, it sounds like it very much is.
And people have had enough of it.
About 350 protesters and counter-protesters gathered outside a Gisborne library last month while police monitored proceedings.
NZ Herald
It’s not just in New Zealand, either.
A New Jersey college cancelled a “drag queen story hour” planned for faculty members’ children during “Bring your child to work” day when staff objected […]
The event was only open to the campus community and all children were to be accompanied by their guardians during their visit, officials added.
So what? You only have to watch the multiple videos of parents smugly beaming while drag queens twerk and thrust their crotches at their little kids to know that these are people drunk on their own virtue signalling. They’re so far ideologically besotted that they’d probably be proud as punch if some weirdo in womanface molested their precious little they/them in front of their admiring friends.
“Drag queen story hours” and other events featuring males dressed up in exaggerated women’s costumes have taken liberal enclaves around the nation by storm, angering parents who don’t want their children exposed to gender ideology and sexuality in public schools and libraries.
During one recent event in Massachusetts, a drag queen known as “Lil Miss Hot Mess” hosted a “Queer Storytime for Palestine” and instructed children to shout “Free Palestine!”
Breitbart
“Lil Miss Hot Mess” is, in fact, Harris Kornstein, the founder of Drag Queen Story Hour – who openly admits that it’s intended to “teach children how to live queerly”.
Tell us again, NZ Herald that it’s not about grooming kids.
