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Today we welcome Alex Newman, who's an award-winning international journalist, educator, author, speaker, investor, and consultants

who seeks to glorify God and everything he does. You'll find him at the new American.com,

where he's a senior editor, as well as Liberty Sentinel.com or Liberty Sentinel.org, among

other places. Welcome to the podcast, Alex. Great to be here. Thank you very much for having

me. So we chatted a while back on my T&T program. And so first time, I think, having you on

geopolitics and empire. And, you know, let's get right to it, right out the gate, guns blazing,

you know, at this juncture, historically, geopolitically, prophetically, what are, you know,

for you, the key issues and trends to be observing as we enter what seems to be the quickening

or the crucible, as I like to say?

Well, that's a big question, and there are so many different roads we could go down there.

But when it comes to, I think, the biggest issue, I believe it involves what's happening to our children in the public school system.

We're watching right now a centralization of education, unlike anything the world has ever seen, maybe clear back to the Tower of Babel,

we've got the United Nations now openly calling for centralized global education standards.

They're putting out, actually a few years ago, they put out international technical guidance

on sexuality, education. They want all the kids in the whole world to learn the same sex stuff.

We've got really an effort to indoctrinate every child on this planet into submission to an all-powerful one-world dictatorship, if we're just very blunt about it.

And so on the surface, you see the geopolitical

tensions. You know, we see what's going on with Russia, Ukraine, NATO in the West, versus, you know,

Kremlin and the Eurasian Economic Union. We see that. We see China. We see what's going on in the Middle East.

But under the surface of it all, behind the scenes, not really getting much attention, is this effort to bring

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