Outside of our schools, Stonewall has influence on our government.

By the early 2000s, Stonewall had launched their Diversity Champion scheme, which is an opt-in,

paid scheme where employers are assessed for their queer inclusivity.

In 2021, there was a controversy about the influence that Stonewall had on the BBC and other institutions,

resulting in the BBC pulling out of the scheme, by which time who knows how much taxpayer money had been spent.

Thankfully, though, the BBC now is completely free of diverse, woke nonsense.

However, in 2022, a Freedom of Information Act request sought to find out if the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office, the Foreign Affairs Ministry, of the UK Government, had been funding Stonewall.

Yes, they were! Their response confirmed that the ministry,

for some reason, these are the Foreign Affairs Ministries, by the way, had joined the Diversity

Champions scheme in 2018 and paid an annual cost of £2,500 for the privilege. They had also

spent £598 with VAT to attend Stonewall's 2019 and 2020 London Workplace

conferences. In the course of just over 30 years, the British government had gone

from legislating papers that banned queer ideology in schools to financially

partnering with the main promoter of queer ideology. You may ask yourself, how does partnering with Stonewall

help you conduct foreign affairs? They have no answer to this. Well, they do help you conduct

foreign affairs if your objective is to turn the entire world into something fake and gay. That's why

they were financing Stonewall because part of the agenda has been to

spread this around the world and you even see it in the Middle East with the American embassy

raising the gay pride flag in countries like Iraq and the UAE and so on and wanting to do the

same for Saudi Arabia. I think it was the CEO of Netflix. He is on record

saying that he met with Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman and agreed with him that Saudi Arabia

would allow Netflix to broadcast queer content in exchange for Netflix removing content that was critical of Muhammad bin Salman.

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