This story was originally published by the WND News Center.
A report from the Telegraph in the United Kingdom reveals there are those in Britain's government who insist people who affirm that biological sex matters are "Nazis."
The report explained that some civil servants also were compared to the "far-Right," and by other extremist names like Nazi, by others in a meeting over diversity.
"Members of the civil service group Sex Equality and Equity Network (SEEN) were targeted for their views on women’s rights, with one civil servant accusing the group of wanting to 'destroy' the LGBT+ community," the report explained.
The organization considers that biological sex "is binary and immutable." The report said a survey of hundreds of members from dozens of government departments found that 41% of the women and 30% of the men had "witnessed or experienced" bullying, harassment, or discrimination for holding those views.
The survey found reports of bullying by gender identity advocates included "open criticism or insults on staff intranets or chat platforms" and "verbal abuse, including shouting."
The report charged that the slurs were delivered while several diversity networks were talking about various campaigns and programs.
"An official who was on the call told the Telegraph that members of SEEN were accused of 'holding views that resemble Nazism,'" the report said.
A further report by the Christian Institute said a letter that was leaked to the Daily Telegraph showed more than 40 staff from 16 Civil Service departments warned Cabinet Secretary Simon Case that gender ideology has "distorted" Whitehall’s impartiality.
That detailed how the signers charged, "Many of us have experienced some form of professional disadvantage because we do not believe that the concept of gender identity is meaningful, or that it is more important than sex. Several of us have been through stressful and intrusive employment disputes."
And, the report said, former Cabinet Minister Sir Conor Burns said he was extremely pleased that "civil servants are now starting to challenge" the transgender beliefs being promoted by special interest groups.
"There is a sort of tendency to outsource all rational thinking on these issues to Stonewall, who frankly – has become like a sort of thought police. The chasing of Stonewall certifications of compliance and excellence and all the rest of it is now pervading not just the civil service but the NHS and parts of education as well. It’s become a really, really serious problem."
