The transgender agenda has been exposed.
Today, it’s been revealed that the number of trans people in Britain was probably grossly exaggerated in the latest census because of the Office for National Statistics, asked a confusing question, and the suspicion is that the wording of that question was set by a pro-trans lobby group.
The ONS is now facing allegations that it fudged the numbers, inflated the amount of trans people in Britain which empowered the trans lobby who want to teach gender ideology to young children in schools.
So the question that they asked in the 2021 census was this: “Is the gender you identify with the same as your sex registered at birth”. Now, this is actually genuinely quite comical.
What appears to have happened is that migrants in Britain didn’t understand that question, and accidentally said that they identified as trans.
So people with a foreign first language were four times more likely to say they were trans than those who have English as their main language.
And again quite comically, areas with big, religiously conservative migrant populations such as Brent and Newham in London were found to have higher numbers of trans people than Brighton, an area with a notoriously high LGBT population.
So what they should have asked is this: “Do you identify as trans?”
Anyway, the result of that census was that roughly 0.5 per cent of the population was supposedly transgender. Well, it turns out that the reality is that an even smaller number of the population are actually trans.
Now, Oxford professor Michael Biggs raised the alarm over this. He thinks that the ONS has a close relationship with Stonewall, a trans lobby group with a tremendous amount of power and another trans pressure group pressed for change might have led them to being captured by the trans ideology.
Now they deny this, but the ONS was a member of Stonewall since at least 2006, and a member of their Diversity Champions Group until 2022.
Of course, the year the census was done was 2021, so the ONS is not alone.
Numerous government departments, quangos, etc. have all signed up to Stonewall.
So what this means is that they can enter a thing called the Workplace Equality Index, which basically ranks organisations on how inclusive and diverse they are now. In fact, Stonewall’s experts in LGBTQ plus inclusion have even created a, quote, sophisticated scoring system.
So it’s quite easy, isn’t it, to see how that might make those companies or those government departments or those organisations behave in a way that overtly promotes trans ideology.
The ONS has now downgraded the trans population stats from accredited official statistics to official statistics in development.
Now, this begs the question that if even fewer than 0.5 per cent of the population are actually trans, why is there such a big push to force this ideology onto children?