To the Editor,
I allege the following article content. For months the people in the Toronto area got glimpses of what is going on at a Halton high school where a “supposedly” transgender shop teacher came to teach dressed as a female with obviously “fake, larger than life, breasts” hanging down, possibly interfering with her woodworking machines.
I, like most of the people who saw this spectacle, finally realized how low the credibility of the Ontario Teachers Federation and school boards have deteriorated to, and how much power transgenders have – obviously more than the government. This went on for months with students exposed to this nonsense.
I am an avid reader of the Toronto Sun, who followed this story but it also appeared on the Tucker Carlson Show on Fox, who poked a lot of fun at how Canada runs its schools.
It took The Washington Post to finally put an end to it when they sent a reporter to the area high school for a month and, with the help of two Toronto reporters, investigated Kayla Lemieux, the shop teacher, which resulted in them publishing a front page picture of Kayla Lemieux walking down the street with no “fake breasts,” dressed like a normal man.
Kayla Lemieux denied it was her and in her defence she said she suffered from a disease that affects the breasts called “gigantomasia”, which apparently makes the breasts grow with the help of prosthetics.
This picture from an American newspaper was all it took to put some common sense into the school board and have Kayla Lemieux suspended, with pay of course, and hopefully put an end to this farce.
My question is, why should this obvious alleged “fake” trans person be allowed to make a mockery of legitimate transgender persons? Or did they allow it hoping to have people turn it into a hate crime? And why did it take the American Fox News network and Tucker Carlson to get The Washington Post to look into this and publish their picture to put an end to this insanity in an Ontario school, which the Ontario boards and government couldn’t or wouldn’t do?
This is why I pay Rogers an extra $4 a month to get Fox News and Tucker Carlson.
Doug Wadel,
Dunnville
