SCHOOL PRIDE WEEK: NZ PARLIAMENT SET TO GET QUEERER

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Jacinda Ardern becomes first New Zealand PM to take part in gay pride parade (Guardian, 2018)

It's enough to make any New Zealand - oops sorry, Aotearoa heart swell with pride (pun intended). As sodomy sympathisers school teachers indoctrinate Kiwi children with their fiendish ideology at school in 'Pride Week' we rejoice in having elected, in Jacinda Ardern's landslide win in 2020, "the queerest parliament in the world.". https://www.thepinknews.com/2020/10/19/new-zealand-election-lgbt-mps-gayest-queerest-parliament/?fbclid=IwAR2InsuN72jqVuXzg3UH-zratqbDhYxvLAClD3Yq2o5KiGRzkvQuZ6e4CE4J

Queer by name, queer by nature as it turns out, as demonstrated by the deranged, depraved antics since then, typically of Te Pati Maori and the Greens but others too. Ardern was an evil omen; such was her popularity that she got away with murder literally, by abortion and by vax, and spiritually by endorsing the sin of sodomy, even modelling it in her choice of deputy prime minister, Grant Robertson. 

As children progress regress through what passes for an education system, inspired by elected representatives like Ardern et al, damaged perhaps irreparably by InsideOUT gender ideology, New Zealand may anticipate an even queerer parliament in future. Meanwhile Canada's Cardinal Frank Leo, New Zealand's fake 'Bishop' Brian Tamaki and even Islamic Associations NZ oppose this prideful freefall into hell on earth, but in their 'Aroha and Diversity in Catholic Schools', New Zealand's Catholic Bishops actively encourage it.

A glimmer of hope: In 2023 it was 300 schools

Full Interview: Penny Marie On The 'Lil Gay Out' School Event:https://youtu.be/gg9SBn-7od0

His daughter at aged 12 claimed to be a furry, and then said she was a boy. Listen in to his story. He speaks on behalf of so many parents who are in a lose-lose situation when their children succumb to the TQ indoctrination. 

Ardern et al: best forgiven and forgotten

Schools’ Pride Week is kicking off this week, with more than 200 schools set to participate, despite fears of pushback and protests.

 

LGBTQ+ charity InsideOUT’s managing director Tabby Besley said they were aiming to combat the “alarming rise in transphobia, homophobia, and anti-rainbow hate”.

 

The week begins today and lasts until Friday and activities already advertised by some schools include rainbow bracelet making, rainbow bake sales and colourful mufti days.

 

Besley said it was a “hard balance” between the risk of protests and keeping tamariki safe while celebrating them.

 

She said there have already been numerous disinformation and defamation campaigns by “well-known anti-rainbow hate groups and ultra-conservative organisations”.

Cancelled. Nice work

 

 

The Platform Interview: The cancellation of 'Lil Gay Out' 2025 and the size of the 'TQ' agenda

Days after exposing Hobsonville Point Secondary School's 'Lil Gay Out' event, it is cancelled amid (unsubstantiated) claims that there 'may be a protest'.https://www.pennymarie.nz/p/the-platform-interview-the-cancellation?r=2v4wd0&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true

Full Interview: Penny Marie On The 'Lil Gay Out' School Event:https://youtu.be/gg9SBn-7od0

His daughter at aged 12 claimed to be a furry, and then said she was a boy. Listen in to his story. He speaks on behalf of so many parents who are in a lose-lose situation when their children succumb to the TQ indoctrination. 

Click on the link above for the story

 

She said the events were crucial in the face of “rising disinformation and anti-rainbow rhetoric”.

 

“We are seeing first-hand how this kind of negativity affects young people’s wellbeing, especially as it seeps into schools.

 

“Rainbow people everywhere are facing increased discrimination and fear-mongering. This has no place in Aotearoa.

 

“Rainbow rangatahi deserve to feel safe, supported, and that they belong in their schools and communities.”

 

Students at Auckland’s Hobsonville Point Secondary School were left devastated recently after an LGBTQ+ event was cancelled after protest threats.

 

One student, who wished to remain anonymous, told the Herald they were “disheartened” and “angry”.

 

“It’s a really important event for the community because it helps people feel less alone and have a place to share experiences,” they said.

 

“It generally improves people’s mental health so much.” 

New Zealand has seen a backlash against the rainbow community during the past year. 

Brian Tamaki's Destiny men 'storming' Te Atatū library

 

Last year, a Destiny Church member vandalised Karangahape Rd’s rainbow crossing in Auckland, and several drag story-time events were forced to be cancelled after threats. 

In February, Destiny Church members stormed Te Atatū library during a drag artist’s science show. 

A 16-year-old girl attending a sports event suffered a concussion after being assaulted during the violent melee. 

A mother who was with her young children said youngsters were crying as the violent group tried to enter the building.https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/more-than-200-schools-join-lil-gay-out-despite-protests-fears/NWKHT7L75FHBRNZZL5Y5SKO6WE/

 

Sts Zélie and Louis Martin (parents of St Therese) invoked by Pope Leo June 1 as 
"the measure of true love between a man and a woman: a love that is total, faithful and fruitful."

 

St. Charles Lwanga and Companions, Ugandan Martyrs; 22 executed by King Mwanga II of Buganda in 1886 because they refused to engage in sodomy

Sts Zélie and Louis Martin, St Charles Lwanga and Companions, please pray for us