Is it just a conspiracy theory that this is all linked to communism and Marxism, right?

I've been accused of that, yeah.

And then especially for me, because I came out of communism and Marxism, they're like, well, George, it's just your lens.

You just, you're interpreting everything you see in America because that's your family's lens.

When did you sort of have your red pill moment?

Maybe something is desperately wrong in America as well.

It was in my AP English class.

We were made to read a book that was very pornographic in nature.

I took the book to my dad and I said, hey, dad, look what they're making is read.

Like, I don't want to read this book.

He was in shot.

He's like, what in the world is this?

Like, you know, we grew up under communism and even though communists were atheists,

they never made you read this kind of filth, you know?

Is there hope for our public school system or or is this a get-out now message?

For the last 50 years, here's all of the tactics that have been tried and they've all failed.

Not just like barely, but miserably.

We send missionaries to cannibals.

We don't feed them our children.

Okay. cannibals. We don't feed them our children. Welcome to Loopcast. My guest today is George Rosca, and for all of you Catholic parents out there,

you'll enjoy this. He is the eighth of 12 children born in Romania under the communist

regime of Nikolai Chesheshko. I think I said that correctly. His family immigrated to the states legally in 1991. And he grew up in Southern California. He lives in Orange County with his wife and four children. And we'll get into what it's like living under the People's Republic of California soon. He's a founding board member of Protect Our Kids, which is a national

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