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"The discredited group who created the smear campaign, is Project Veritas. They targeted me in the same way that they have went after journalists, law makers and other community leaders. Generating damaging publicity for people they hold in contempt like me, my church and the queer community. But it won't work and we are not backing down."

Veritas Journalists went undercover to conduct an investigation into Greenwich Connecticut Assistant Principal Jeremy Boland's discriminatory hiring practices against Catholics, Conservatives and people over the age of 30. With the CT Attorney General investigation currently still open to this day, Jeremy Boland has OFFICIALLY announced his resignation from the Greenwich Public School System. We continue to investigate corruption within the education system for your right to informed consent. If you have any tips, please contact us: VeritasTips@ProtonMail.com

Teacher: Let’s say Michael wants to be called Michelle now, but there isn’t a gender support plan or a gender support conversation and they now wanna use the girls bathroom…we’re supposed to allow them to do that? “Yes” “Not all transgender students are interested in a Gender Support Plan…Students can use the sex segregated facility that corresponds with their gender identity they assert at school…how they identify at school determines which restroom they choose to use…Students do not need a GSP to access a bathroom or locker room…”

• Bruce Sapp, Content Monitor, TikTok: “I'm sure a lot of the coding sh*t is still very beneficial to China.” • Sapp: “You have to train like a year with [the] FBI -- because things they do are more of like -- I don't know if you've heard, but like Andrew Tate getting taken down in Romania. So, like it would be more of that sh*t. Like people who are on TikTok that are obviously wanted criminals -- working with the police, like helping them find their locations, sh*t like that.” • Sapp: “There's a [TikTok] department in [Washington] D.C. that works with the FBI, like, I want to know what the f**k they do. Like, what do we need an FBI team for? I feel like to a certain extent, the government has to have their hand in certain apps because they have their hand in like, everything.” • Sapp: “I think the thing with social media, which is very scary, is you have a lot of people like parents, older generations, or even people who are just too dumb to do their own research.” • Sapp: “They [social media users] have certain people that they follow -- whether it be like the Andrew Tates of the world, the Tucker Carlsons…So, it's important for us as a social media company to have these [moderation] policies in play so we can do our best to keep false information off the internet.” [Nashville, Tenn. – Mar. 22, 2023] Project Veritas released a new video today exposing a US-based TikTok employee, Bruce Sapp, who admitted that the tech giant has a unique relationship with both China and the FBI. TikTok is owned by ByteDance, a Chinese-based company that has come under scrutiny in the last few years for its alleged ties to the Chinese Communist Party. In the conversation with a Veritas journalist, Sapp shared why he thinks the U.S. government has issues with his employer: Veritas Journalist: “Like, people in our government want to ban TikTok off of government officials’ devices. Why is that?” Sapp: “If I had to guess, it's because I'm sure a lot of the coding is still very beneficial to China -- and because of the whole China-America relationship. I'm sure it's something to do with those.” Sapp went on to discuss the current relationship between the FBI and TikTok. “You have to train like a year with [the] FBI -- because things they do are more of like -- I don't know if you've heard, but like Andrew Tate getting taken down in Romania. So, like it would be more of that sh*t. Like people who are on TikTok that are obviously wanted criminals -- working with the police, like helping them find their locations, sh*t like that,” he said. “There's a [TikTok] department in [Washington] D.C. that works with the FBI, like, I want to know what the f**k they do. Like, what do we need an FBI team for? I feel like to a certain extent, the government has to have their hand in certain apps because they have their hand in like, everything.” The TikTok employee also shared his concerns for what he calls “false information” that may circulate on the platform. “I think the thing with social media, which is very scary, is you have a lot of people like parents, older generations, or even people who are just too dumb to do their own research,” Sapp said. “They [social media users] have certain people that they follow -- whether it be like the Andrew Tates of the world, the Tucker Carlsons…So, it's important for us as a social media company to have these [moderation] policies in play so we can do our best to keep false information off the internet.”

California Reverend Says it is ‘Critical’ to Discuss Sexual Identity and Gender with Children at a Young Age; Admits Parents Would ‘Be Upset’ if They Knew ‘Their Queer Kid was Coming to Me’ ... ‘I and the Older Queer Folks are Mentoring These Young Adults’ • Reverend Casey Martinez-Tinnin, Loomis Basin UCC, The Landing Spot: “When they [parents] know that their queer kid is coming to me for support, they’re going to be upset.” • Reverend Martinez-Tinnin: “In my mind, how communities thrive is through intergenerational relationships.” • Reverend Martinez-Tinnin: “Parents don’t want me talking – encouraging this lifestyle, right? Like, that’s the thing.” • Reverend Martinez-Tinnin: “So, if we can start helping parents talk about, ‘How do you talk to your kids about puberty? Have you considered blockers?’” • Reverend Martinez-Tinnin: “I call CPS [Child Protective Services]” when parents misgender their kids. [Loomis, Calif. – Mar. 19, 2023] Project Veritas released a new video today exposing a Reverend from the Loomis Basin Congregational of the United Church of Christ [UCC], Casey Martinez-Tinnin, who admits he often discusses sexual identity and gender with young kids behind their parents’ backs. Reverend Martinez-Tinnin said parents would not react positively if they knew their “queer” kids were approaching him. “When they [parents] know that their queer kid is coming to me for support, they’re going to be upset,” he said. “Parents don’t want me talking – encouraging this lifestyle, right? Like, that’s the thing.” He continued to say parents should be given an opportunity to accept their child’s gender identity, or potentially face consequences. “So, if we can start helping parents talk about, ‘How do you talk to your kids about puberty? Have you considered blockers?’” The Reverend said, “I call CPS [Child Protective Services]” when parents misgender their kids. Reverend Martinez-Tinnin said he believes it is important for older people to engage the young about sexual relationships. “In my mind, how communities thrive is through intergenerational relationships,” he said. He explained how it has been possible to hide much of this information from parents, even going as far as saying that he is “not lying” to them -- “but it’s not fully telling the truth” to the parents either.

UNTOUCHABLE: Middle School Teacher BOASTS ‘Tenured’ Educators Should Use Status to Promote Sexual Child Grooming as Young as ‘Two or Three Years Old’; ‘Kids Are Coming Out at Younger and Younger Ages’ … ‘Plethora of Queer Flags That I Have in My Classroom’ • Elisa Waters, Founder of LGBTeach, Spanish & Social Justice Teacher, Jericho Middle School: “The truth is that we know that kids are coming out at younger and younger ages…We have kids as early as two, three years of age.” • Waters: “Even though I’m not an Elementary-level educator, it’s probably my favorite group to work with -- working with staff and admin, because if we could actually do more of this conversation with Elementary-aged kids, by the time they get to me in Middle School, or some of you in High School, we’ll be in a better place…The more we can do at the Elementary level – breaking down the gender binary, getting rid of girls and boys…” • Waters: “I particularly love working with families and helping them, you know, practicing, you know, affirmation through their children’s journey of sexuality and gender.” • Waters: “I always tell untenured teachers, ‘You’re going to have more longevity making change if you maybe play it a little safer for a little longer’…Lean on your tenured colleagues to do some of this work because we need you.” • Waters: “I always say -- and I’m not saying don’t do the work -- but do it with caution, because if you’re sitting here right now, it means in three to four years when you get that tenured seat, then you can do even more work.” • Janna Nunziato, Social Studies Teacher, H.B. Thompson Middle School: “The kids -- they don’t mind [gender talk]. I think they’re used to it because they all have TikTok. They all have Instagram where they have to put their pronouns now. They’re all used to it. So, it’s really, unfortunately, I think it’s the parents.” [NEW YORK – Mar. 13, 2023] Project Veritas released its third video today exposing the sexual indoctrination of young children taking place in schools across the state of New York. Elisa Waters, who is the founder of LGBTeach as well as a Middle School teacher in Long Island, was recorded bragging about how she pushes gender ideology in the classroom. “The truth is that we know that kids are coming out at younger and younger ages…We have kids as early as two, three years of age,” Waters said. “Even though I’m not an Elementary-level educator, it’s probably my favorite group to work with -- working with staff and admin, because if we could actually do more of this conversation with Elementary-aged kids, by the time they get to me in Middle School, or some of you in High School, we’ll be in a better place,” she said. “I particularly love working with families and helping them, you know, practicing, you know, affirmation through their children’s journey of sexuality and gender.” Waters instructed other educators on how to effectively push this agenda onto their students. “I always tell untenured teachers, ‘You’re going to have more longevity making change if you maybe play it a little safer for a little longer’…Lean on your tenured colleagues to do some of this work because we need you,” she said. “I always say -- and I’m not saying don’t do the work -- but do it with caution, because if you’re sitting here right now, it means in three to four years when you get that tenured seat, then you can do even more work.” A teacher becomes tenured after working for several years in a teaching capacity, making it more difficult for school administrators to act against the teacher when they behave inappropriately over time. Joseph Wiener, the Principal of Wheatley School who has worked with Waters, shared his thoughts about her to a Veritas journalist. “She lives that activism and that purpose every minute of every day,” he said. Wiener also talked about his own methods for political activism in school. “We brought in speakers who taught kids how to be anti-racist, and you know, kind of define, ‘What does it mean to be an anti-racist?’ And parents would say, ‘You’re indoctrinating my child. We don’t believe--’ Wait, you don’t believe in being anti-racist?” The principal affirmed that there is no middle ground when it comes to the conversation around racism. “That speaker who we had, that anti-racist guest speaker said, ‘You’re either racist or you’re anti-racist,’” Wiener said. “There’s no in-between. If you’re not doing anti-racist work, then you are contributing to racial divide.”