Before Target sold demonic transgender clothing to kids, a celebrity did it too.

Pop Star Celine Dion’s “Gender-Neutral” Clothing Line Sparks Controversy

For years, there has been a push to engineer a “genderless” society, and pop superstar Celine Dion’s 2018 collaboration with Israeli children’s apparel brand Nununu, called Celinununu, was seen as a part of this insidious crusade. The clothing line claimed to “liberate children from the traditional roles of boy/girl” by offering “gender-neutral clothing for little humans with freedom of mind.”

“Our children. They are not really our children, as we are all links in a never-ending chain that is life.”

In a bizarre ad for the clothing brand, Dion was seen sneaking into a hospital maternity ward where newborns were identified by gender with either a pink onesie for girls or a blue one for boys. Dion blew glitter on the babies while declaring to viewers that your children don’t belong to you. After she blew fairy dust on the infants, their outfits changed into black-and-white goth attire. One of the babies was clad in a black onesie bearing the slogan, “NEW ORDER.”

Shortly after the clothing line launched, Monsignor John Esseff, a Catholic priest and exorcist, slammed the rabid push for gender neutrality as “demonic.” He was especially alarmed that children were being targeted with this disturbing ideology.

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