🧵This British street preacher has been attacked by violent mobs on several occasions.

Police never arrested the attackers. Instead they arrested & threatened the victim for “breaching the peace.”

Now he’s taking action against police—and @ADFIntl is supporting his case. 1/ The case of street preacher Dia Moodley is a shocking example of Britain’s two-tier policing.

In his open-air sermons on the streets of Bristol, Pastor Moodley often speaks about the differences between Christianity and other worldviews, including Islam. “I preach in public because I believe all people, including Muslims, need to know that Jesus Christ is ‘the way, and the truth, and the life,’” he says. “I always do so respectfully, out of love for my neighbour.”

But on several occasions, “progressive” and Muslim bystanders have tried to silence Pastor Moodley through intimidation and force. This spring, several men attacked him, knocking him from his short stepladder, pinning him to the ground, and trying to grab a copy of the Quran from his hand. One man repeatedly threatened to stab Pastor Moodley, including in the presence of police.

Finally, police intervened—but not to arrest the perpetrators for assault. Instead, they threatened the victim. Pastor Moodley was told he would be arrested for “breaching the peace.” 2/

🧵 A Massachusetts school secretly “transitioned” an 11-year-old girl against her parents’ clear instructions.

Last week, @ADFLegal and @cprc_official asked the Supreme Court to hear their case. It’s an important one for several reasons. 1/ The fact pattern of this case has become all too familiar:

A middle school confused a young girl about her identity, started calling her by a masculine name, and deliberately hid it from her parents. 2/

When children suffer gender confusion, parents often face a major hurdle: they can’t find a counselor to help kids accept their bodies.

Too many state & local laws force counselors to ONLY push kids toward drugs & surgeries.

It’s appalling. This fall we’ll take it to SCOTUS. ⬇️ Next term, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear our challenge to Colorado’s counseling censorship law.

In Chiles v. Salazar, @ADFLegal is representing Kaley Chiles, a Christian counselor who is being muzzled by the law. Colorado forbids Kaley from talking to minor clients in a way that helps them return to comfort with their bodies—but it would allow her to encourage them toward embracing an opposite-sex identity.

In recent weeks, more than 50 amicus briefs have poured into the Court in support of our case. Some of the most compelling testimonies are from parents who have faced this struggle with their children.

Listen to a few of their stories. ⬇️

The DOJ just missed the deadline to provide information to the Senate on the basis for its outrageous memo targeting parents attending school board meetings.

Let's go over the timeline of events, shall we? (THREAD) foxnews.com/politics/doj-m… September 29:

The NSBA sends controversial letter to the DOJ suggesting parents at school board meetings could be potential “domestic terrorists.” The letter does not include any direct evidence to support its claim.