Billboard Chris Confronts the WEF on Puberty Blockers in Davos

Wearing his signature sandwich board, Chris Elston sparked conversations with attendees and bystanders on irreversible medical treatments performed on children.

Billboard Chris Elston, a fierce advocate against the use of puberty blockers on minors, took his campaign to the streets of Davos during the World Economic Forum (WEF). 

Wearing his signature sandwich board, Elston sparked conversations with attendees and bystanders, challenging the policies and cultural trends that allow such irreversible treatments to be performed on children.

Chris explained in an interview with Rebel News: "I'm going to show the leaders of this organization and all the people that support it, that the people even attending it [WEF] are on board with this [banning puberty blockers for children]. So it's going to start a whole lot of conversations.

Throughout the day, Chris engaged with various individuals, including one attendee who said fear of business consequences kept him silent on the issue of sterilizing children. 

"It's a matter of being able to do business. I just moved out of California. You say certain things and you can't do business there." 

"And I don't think you're going to get fired from your job or lose any business deals because you don't think we should be sterilizing autistic kids," Chris told the man. 

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  • Lida Kocis
    commented 2025-01-26 21:02:33 -0500
    Our amazing billboard Chris, kudos to him! How extremely sad is it, that we even have to have these conversations…
  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2025-01-20 18:32:29 -0500
    Wokeism went too far and people are seeing the baloney for what it is. I hope that all the pushers of puberty blockers and bottom surgery get their posterity sued off. What they’ve done to impressionable children is rank child abuse.