WPATH claims to be organization committed to evidence. However it seems to be committed to the obfuscation of evidence. Scientific evidence is not the only thing that is being carefully curated to mask problems. Their tax forms are strangely deceitful. /1 https://apps.irs.gov/pub/epostcard/cor/942675140_201612_990_2018012915151926.pdf

If you open the attached image, notice the checked box next to "the organization did not compensate any officer, director or trustee". Now notice the name of the executive director, Sue O'Sullivan, charging $0 for her tireless 8 hours per week work. Sounds very selfless until../2

Sounds very selfless, until you scroll down to a page stating that "management duties were delighted to Meritas Meetings Solutions" to the tune of $195K per year. Hmm, what could that be? The plot thickens.../3

Upon googling Veritas, it turns out that none other than Sue O'Sullivan, the then-executive director of WPATH, is ALSO the founder and President of Veritas.... and is getting paid handsomely by WPAPTH-but in a way that is not being directly tied to her name. /4

People should be paid for their work. But why the obfuscation? Why is Sue signing the WPATH federal tax return certifying that no leadership is paid, yet getting paid handsomely? More importantly, can we really trust WPATH to curate evidence when it's playing games with facts? /5

Last but not least. Notice the other organizations Veritas is running behind the scenes. The society of gynecological surgeons? Society of genitourinary reconstructive surgeons? Vanderbilt Urology? Is it a coincidence that gynos & urologists hugely profit from trans surgeries?/6