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Slack.com slash DHQ. Okay, thanks for tuning in everybody. I want to talk again about the

never-ending campaign to sexualize our children. And by the way, someone asked me the other

day, why are you so obsessed with this issue? Why do you keep talking about it? Well,

that's true that I am rather distracted by the fact that our society is normalizing,

facilitating encouraging the sexual abuse of children. That is a fact that I admit I am

focused on. And so my question back to anyone who asks that question of me is, why aren't

you focused on it? Can you name, let's say, 10 issues that are more important? Okay, so

now in article in the daily wire, this written by Josh Hammer, it says on Facebook, Fairfax

County Virginia School Board candidate, Priscilla De Stefano. De Stefano, let's call her,

let's just call her Priscilla. Sounded the alarm on the news that unless parents opt-out

children in the county would be mandated to take the Fairfax County Youth Survey, that

survey sound innocent enough. She highlighted how the questionnaire would reportedly

grill children as young as eighth grade on whether they are sexually active, whether they

have engaged in oral sex on how many sexual partners they've had in eighth grade. It would

also reportedly probe children as young as sixth grade about whether they smoke marijuana

or drink alcohol. This is her Facebook post. She says, starting this week, sixth, eighth,

tenth, and twelfth graders will be given the youth survey unless you opt them out. The sixth

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