The Canadian shop teacher famous for donning enormous prosthetic breasts recently sparked more troubling concerns after pictures surfaced of him attending a children’s dance recital and allegedly “getting aroused.”
(Video: Fox News)
Some have suspected that Kayla Lemieux of Oakville Trafalgar High School in Ontario may have long been mocking the hyper-woke education system by insisting to teach class wearing sheer blouses that barely contain the Z-cup sized fake breasts equipped with erect nipples on a daily basis. But, Rebel News host David Menzies suspects a serious perversion could be at play and he joined Fox News host Tucker Carlson Friday to elaborate.
As reported by the Daily Mail, images have surfaced of the high school teacher attending a children’s dance recital in Burlington, Ontario in 2021 wearing the prosthetics he has become known for. Troubling enough as is, the matter grew more concerning when it was revealed that Lemieux was said to have no association with the performers aged eight- to 12-years-old and that he had snuck in during intermission.
Kayla Lemieux, trans teacher with Z-cup breasts, seen in the audience at children's dance recital https://t.co/rmPaUJV4mh
— Daily Mail US (@DailyMail) December 18, 2022
Discussing the matter on “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” Menzies explained, “He snuck in in his full drag queen regalia at…the intermission, sat right in the first row and I was told that it looked like this individual was getting aroused watching these little girls dance.”
The Rebel News host hypothesized that Lemieux may have a condition known as autogynephilia described a man being sexually aroused at the thought of himself as a woman.
“What mature male, without a child performing, would dress up in that outlandish costume and then sit there in the front row looking at these little girls dance?” Menzies asked.
He went on to report that, “all the mothers as you can imagine are saying who is this person? Whose child belongs to that person?” and when the shop teacher was confronted for sneaking into the private event he left.
Menzies also recounted his confrontation with the Halton School District School Board in October where he donned an outfit similar to Lemieux’s to challenge their acceptance of the perverse behavior that is possibly putting students at risk. Equipped with a petition signed by around 16,000 people, Menzies sought the removal of the board, in part for not holding teachers to a similar dress code as that of students.
“The Halton District School Board and the Director of Education, Curtis Ennis, should be fired for allowing a female-identifying shop teacher to wear enormous fake breasts that are barely contained by see-through blouses while teaching,” he said at the meeting. Instead of heeding his concerns, Menzies was escorted by security out of the meeting and banned from setting foot on school property.
He went on to tell Carlson, “They will not even ask questions. They will not investigate. They’re just accepting it on face value.”
To the points set forth, the Fox News host concluded, “They don’t care about the kids.”
Native of Brooklyn, NY, Kevin Haggerty is a graduate of Hunter College where he studied Cultural Anthropology and Geography. An avid reader and truth seeker, he currently resides in Texas with his wife and their dog and, when he isn't researching current events and their impacts, you'll find him spending time with friends and family or working on his next novel.
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