Apoya a Genevieve Gluck

My name is Genevieve Gluck and I am the co-founder of Reduxx, a news platform that I launched with my partner and editor Anna Slatz in January 2022.

When Anna and I launched Reduxx it was because we saw there was a major gap in the media space with respect to accurate reporting on the impact of gender ideology.

We wanted to be a woman-run platform dedicated to exposing the impact of gender ideology on women and children.

Since that time, I have been writing about the link between gender ideology, pornography, and crime.

To date I have written over 500 articles, most of which detail crimes of a sexual nature committed by men who claim to be women.

Other work includes a series of articles, written over a period of years, linking the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) to both pro-pedophile academics and actual convicted sexual abusers.

I discovered that WPATH had been collaborating with anonymous participants of a castration fetish forum known as the Eunuch Archive. Forum members maintained a fiction section which consisted of their own written erotica dealing with themes of forcible surgical castration, chemical castration via drugs, cannibalism, genital mutilation, and pedophilia.

The most popular stories in the Eunuch Archive involved the forcible castration of young boys, who would then be turned into sexual slaves for adult men.

In December 2021, WPATH released to the public a draft version of the 8th edition of their Standards of Care. In their guidelines, they revealed that they had been taking guidance from the anonymous men participating in the Eunuch Archive forum with the assistance of a professor emeritus of CalState University, Dr. Thomas Johnson.

Dr. Johnson, a WPATH member since at least 2009, and an academic who has spoken at the organization’s conferences, gathered information from the anonymous forum members which he published as research for WPATH’s academic journal, The International Journal of Transgenderism. Johnson also used the opinions of forum members when acting as a lead on a chapter in WPATH’s SOC8 on a “eunuch gender identity.”

Johnson was himself a forum administrator and founding member, having been involved with this community for over two decades. And we also learned, by discovering his username of “Jesus,” that Johnson had influenced some of the stories.

We also revealed that a founding member of the Eunuch Archive was a man named Thomas Pidel, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison after he was discovered to have been involved in a pedophile ring. Pidel, who described himself as a “boy lover,” was active in multiple Usenet groups dedicated to pedophilia activism and castration fetishism in the years just before his arrest in 2004.

While this discovery was shocking enough in its own right, WPATH’s connections to pedophilia activism, especially in regards to relationships with boys and adult men, are far more entrenched than this.

Reduxx revealed that a prominent Norwegian psychologist with connections to WPATH was previously associated with multinational pro-pedophile groups which lobbied for lowering the age of consent. Thore Langfeldt assisted in the organizing of a 2009 WPATH conference in Oslo that focused on gender identity and children.

Academics from the Eunuch Archive forum were in attendance at this 2009 conference. They advocated for depathologizing what was then called “gender identity disorder” in favor of more neutral terms such as “gender incongruence” or “gender dysphoria.”

In addition to exposing the pedophile leanings behind WPATH's medical protocols, I have also written many exclusives focused on violent men being transferred into women's prisons as a result of gender identity policies. The men claiming to identify as women while incarcerated are brutal killers, and their victims are, more often than not, women. They are also convicted sex offenders who have committed heinous crimes against children.

These men are transferred into women's prisons quietly, and their identities are protected by prison authorities, which can make reporting on the issue more difficult than it already is due to the subject matter.

All of this work has been done while relying solely on donations from readers. I am not funded by any political party or organization. I appreciate your support and hope that my work has been useful to you.