The Right was Correct: They Are Coming For Your Kids

 

I take things with a grain of salt. All sides of any issue are subject to hyperbole. But this one takes the cake. I worked in advertising. And the first rule is to show the product in its best light to attract more customers. Like it or not, the LGBTQ segment of our society is NOT the majority. It's not even close. And when you have an ad that some self-proclaimed "creative" used to push what seems to be a pro-trans or pro-cross dressing gender bending agenda at children, I have a problem.

First, we're seeing all kinds of inappropriate behavior foisted on children and their families without permission. We have an elementary school class taken to a gay bar. Gay or not, on what planet is it okay to take young kids to a BAR? Story here

Secondly, we have elected school officials and administrators LYING about serious assaults on their campus by a male student wearing a skirt and claiming to be transgender. We now find out that the administrators didn't want to disrupt Pride Week, by reporting their policies to allow transgender males into girls locker and restrooms had resulted in a rape. Instead they moved this boy to another school where he committed another sexual assault. Remember two years ago when it was "Believe Women?" I guess that doesn't trickle down to believing 12 year old girls. What is more, when the father of the victim went to a school board meeting to complain that nothing had been done, he was assaulted verbally by a transgender advocate, taken down and arrested on the request of the school board. This was followed by the National Association of School Boards labeling parents who dared to question their authority as "domestic terrorists" and asked the DOJ to start arresting people. Never mind that a judge ruled the boy DID commit rape. Never mind that NASB backed off their assertions against parents. The damage to that girl, that family and that school has already been done. Loudon County

Third, we're hearing an outrageous story out of Kentucky about high school students dressed in lingerie giving teachers and administrators lap dances. I'm a lady, but you have to know what I'm thinking. Is there not one person with a scrap of common sense and decency on that faculty? I mean this is on top of the run of the mill band directors, pastors, teachers and more who inflict sexual abuse, verbal abuse, and a host of other bad choices on children on a daily basis. Have these folks all gone mad? Did someone put LSD in the water? What in the wide, wide world is going on here that people increasingly seem to think school children are crops to be harvested for their own lust? And by the way, having California decriminalize sex with a minor smacks of tacit approval.

And finally, we're seeing a variety of odd and borderline abusive narratives pushed by school boards on a level unprecedented in my lifetime. My grandson has experienced this first hand. His family moved because the GT program in which he was enrolled was being ended by the woke school board of his previous address. Moving at any time is hard for a kid. Moving in the middle of fifth grade is tough on any kid. It's especially tough on a really smart kid who doesn't do team sports. He does BMX and distance running. He works better alone-which is the theme with most bright kids as they know at an early age they'll end up doing most of the project for any group work. My grandson-a skinny white kid with glasses-was accused of sexual assault for whacking a kid on the butt with a stick while playing tag. The clueless woke Assistant Principal took a report from a kid my grandson didn't even know. He called and said it was going to be reported to the police while my grandson was sitting in the office in tears. My son, his ex and her husband went and told the AP that unless they had direct documentation and not hearsay from some kid, they would be talking to a lawyer. My grandson, a normally sweet happy kid was fully convinced he was going to jail, at age eleven. Did I mention the kid making the accusation was a POC? Whose word did they take? This is where we're going folks.

I am not happy about this. I honestly believed public education was what built this nation. But right now our schools are seized by political entities and agendas and narratives designed to manipulate our children. They are doing it in school. They are doing it with games. They are doing it with ads. If you haven't seen it before, let me introduce you to a video from the Cold War Era. I don't show this lightly, this is exactly what is happening.  The Children's Story

Of Bomb Shelters, Ice Ages and Pandemics

Ask Americans living in the South of a certain age and they can tell you tales of hysteria. I was six when the Cuban Missil e Crisis emerged. I lived in Odessa, Texas, smack in the middle of the Permian Oil Field. Although at the edge of the project limits of missiles being sneaked onto Cuban soil by the Russians, the fear was palpable. The idyllic childhood of wandering the neighborhood for a short time shifted to parents needing to know EXACTLY where you were....in case. 

My six year old mind didn't have the life experience to construct what "in case" actually meant. My Dad, a WWII veteran of the Occupation of Japan had seen actual death. Little was said about the Japanese snipers picking off American personnel after Hirohito surrendered, but I know my Dad, then 19 years old and from a small Texas town, saw enough that he would have been labeled as having PTSD today. My Dad sent for plans to build a bombshelter in our backyard. He told me it was a clubhouse but I could read the plans. Luckily the crisis resolved. But we still had drills every year for the rest of the time I was in school.

Flash forward ten to fifteen years. We lived in Dallas. I attended high school. Some kids in the school were embracing attitudes of rebellion. We had multiple bomb scares my last two years of high school. A cousin of mine was in college when Weather Underground blew up a lab. Vietnam and the incessant imagery pushed on the evening news made the war there seem dire and imminent. The aftermath of political intrigue forced people to take sides while still embracing the veneer of social civility.

Books like "The Late Great Planet Earth" and odd/even gas lines pushed a panic harder. Some adamantly demanded immediate change without any evidence the changes they asked for would even effect the change needed. People began to panic. They bought dangerous cars and took ridiculous risks based on their level of acceptance of the veracity of the crises presented every day on the evening news.

This hysteria led to others. Water, air and food became suspect. We were told sugar, salt, fat, red meat and non GMO vegetables were dangerous, often without any validity. And often the preachers of these new dogmas had a vested interest in getting people to avoid these Some people went completely off the rails seeking religions or charismatic charlatans to fulfill their lives and cancel their sense of dread.

First there was Desert Storm. I remember packing a box with my kids to be sent to military personnel for the holidays. One colonel sent back a Blphoto of the camel he had to ride to surveil forward areas. The public was engaged, fearful that the previous atrocities such as the Achille Lauro and the bombing of the barracks wouldn't happen closer to home. Again much of the mentality was to protect the homefront. We wanted to keep families safe. We wanted to keep danger far away.

Then there was 9/11. And Katrina. And Super Storm Sandy. Danger from violence and nature were at our doors. Instead of addressing the actual needs, media and politicians used these opportunities to garner support. I'm sure people in NYC still remember 9/11 and don't understand why people in government seem to be on an increasing path to cloud that memory. I'm sure people in New Orleans remember Katrina and think the same. No doubt places like Port Aransas and Houston think similar things about Hurricane Harvey and the California folks feel the same sense of dread over their fire seasons of the past few years. What all these catastrophes share is a combination of natural disaster paired with people attempting to use the opportunities to shape political opinions. The media has created this mindset of constant panic because it makes the media a necessary means of finding out what was "really going on."

But was the media telling the whole story? Did they tell an entirely accurate story by telling public that George Bush had the levees bombed to inundate the Ninth Ward of NOLA? Did they tell the truth when they ignore the desertification of the California Central Valley to provide water for coastal elite's lush lifestyles? If the media has cultivated a need for the Public to listen, they also hold an enormous amount of power to sway public opinion using images and cherrypicking facts for specific goals. This cynical approach to using the Public by only telling some of the truth instead of all of it, has created a monster.

Today, too many people are tied to whatever curated slate of information strokes their personal views. Few read opposing views and social media has become more or less a big street fight with some at the top egging on others while social media heads decide whose voice is worthy and whose is not. This is where we are. And depending on who you believe, you are either out and about without a mask or you are huddled in your home masking even while you sleep.

Some states have lifted the requirements to mask. That is their choice. My own state Texas has done so much to my relief. While I won't vilify someone who chooses to mask, masks only made my asthma and coughing worse. I've had COVID. I've had both shots. I have no symptoms and frankly I don't believe the entire asymptomatic claims were valid and I think they'll be stashed away under the heading of unfounded suspicions. While you are free to cover up your face, there is no reason for me to cover mine. We used to be a nation founded on freedom and autonomy. Why are we letting petty tyrants stampeded us into hysteria? That is what this has become-a year of operant conditioning in order to create hysteria and make it easy to pick off the non-compliant. 

Is this what you want for your children and grandchildren? Snap out of it. Or get counseling.

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