Trans activists release insects, including cockroaches, during anti-trans group LGB Alliance event
A swarm of insects was released by trans activists at an LGB Alliance event yesterday, sparking chaos in the conference hall. The LGB Alliance – which campaigns exclusively for the rights of homosexual and bisexual people – was holding its Our Lives Our Future event in the capital’s Queen Elizabeth
A swarm of insects was released by trans activists at an LGB Alliance event yesterday, sparking chaos in the conference hall.
The LGB Alliance – which campaigns exclusively for the rights of homosexual and bisexual people – was holding its Our Lives Our Future event in the capital’s Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, when an activist for trans rights reportedly emptied a bag of insects into the room.
Breaking: Militant trans activists have been detained by the venue security after allegedly releasing insects all over to try to sabotage the @AllianceLGB conference in London. The conference features gay and lesbian speakers critical of trans ideology. Several suspected… pic.twitter.com/9SDLErI4iA
— Andy Ngo 🏳️🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) October 11, 2024
The LGB Alliance has previously found itself at odds with some proponents of trans rights, who claim the organisation is transphobic.
When the group was made a charity in 2021, several trans rights groups, including Mermaids, appealed the decision.
JK Rowling, known to many as ‘Queen of the Terfs, took to X, formerly Twitter, saying: “Did any of those releasing insects in an attempt to sabotage the LGBT Alliance conference have a split second of sanity in which they thought ‘Am I in fact proving every critic of gender identity ideology right? Is trying to disrupt a meeting of gay people a tad homophobic?”
Two minutes before I was supposed to speak on the stage a TRA just dumped a bag, full of cockroaches and bugs all across the auditorium and ran out.
— Jamie Reed Whistleblower (@JamieWhistle) October 11, 2024
LGB Alliance, which was founded in 2019 in opposition to the policies of LGBTQ+ rights charity Stonewall on trans issues, describes its objective as “asserting the right of lesbians, bisexuals and gay men to define themselves as same-sex attracted”, and states that such a right is threatened by “attempts to introduce confusion between biological sex and the notion of gender”.
