Former military captain Matthew Clinch, who now identifies as Bridget, successfully sued Canberra newsreader Beth Rep for misgendering in 2020.
Once upon a time the Australian Defence Force was feared and respected by all nations. Today it is becoming a laughingstock. Taxpayer dollars are being squandered on a political ideology that has absolutely nothing to do with defending our nation.
After a great deal of contention, the ban on transgenders in the US military was implemented last Friday.
The radical gender agenda has deeply infected the Australian Defence Force.
“A non-binding resolution formally opposing US President Donald Trump's ban on transgender individuals serving in the military has passed in a 238-185 vote,” according to News.com.au
As the US Pentagon moves to ban transgenders from serving in the military, Canada chooses the opposite approach.
The US Defence Force has implemented new rules for transgenders in service.
Equip yourself, family, and friends with these helpful resources on the trans issue.
Right now, Australian law does not clearly recognise biological sex.
That gap has real consequences. It creates confusion in policy, weakens protections for women and girls, and leaves ordinary Australians exposed for stating basic biological facts.
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