Don’t you mean “a smoke bomb”?
Doctors at a gender-critical conference were ambushed by “aggressive” masked protesters who let off a smoke bomb and had to be held back by police. Dozens of officers were required to prevent the demonstrators gaining entrance to the first conference of the Clinical Advisory Network on Sex and Gender conference held on Saturday in London.
Video footage showed the protesters, dressed mainly in black and waving flags, blocking the entrance and jostling with police.
Other video footage, which the Telegraph apparently hadn’t seen, showed the protesters doing their best to smash the glass doors at the entrance and very nearly forcing at least one door open.
Held at the headquarters of the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), the conference brought together doctors, academics and parents “to discuss current controversies in the care of children and young people with gender-related distress…”
And a small but foul group of fanatics felt entitled to stop them.
If we’re allowed to be heard, these “brave heroes” will have to face the fact that they’ve been on the wrong side of of science, of reality, and that they’ve done irreparable harm to themselves or encouraged others to harm themselves. They’re not angry, they’re afraid. So here they are, acting like cornered dogs, putting on the bravest face they can. The question is, can we find it in ourselves to forgive them some day?
I met an old German gentleman one time, who was a nice guy, but he was still proud of his membership in the Hitler Youth. I asked myself, what would I believe if I had only ever been lied to?
Nothing about the Euston protests on the BBC, ITV or Channel 4 news so far.
As long as the media keeps ignoring actions like these, the extremist TRAs will have a free hand.