America was founded on racism, and another quote, parents need to stay out of their kids' education and shouldn't have a say in what they learn.

Are the kinds of things maybe you'd expect to read on the pages of Pravda back during the battle days of the Cold War when the communists were running Russia?

Well, I have some news for you. Pravda is now a part of the U.S. military's training manuals and the communists are running Washington.

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Gentlemen, lives a TikTok run by, oh, I just forgot her name, Chaya Rachick, I believe.

Thank you. Just remember that.

Had a bit of a scoop today, and she's got more to come. This came up on Tuesday morning. She was given some training documents that are stamped with the U.S. Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth that has helpful training instructions like these. Whites are responsible for the current racial bias and culture of today and tomorrow,

and the education system at the elementary middle and high school levels do not provide the context,

nor the development of the language necessary to have appropriate discourse on systemic racism.

And of course, these are the things being taught to the people who

will be training our military. Scott, mandatory training for military members teaches that

America was founded on racism. This is according to lives at TikTok, and parents are too

ignorant and dumb to teach their children about it. They think parents need to stay out of their kids' education and shouldn't have a say in what they learn.

Is that any way to run either a K-12 system or a military?

I was going to say, this is not some secret document.

This is just the official position of the

teachers union, isn't it? I did. You know, years ago, I worked for a school system, and I

continually got the sense that the people in the administration thought it would be a much

better school district if it weren't for all the parents.

Now, publicly, they would say, hey, we love to engage with our stakeholders, which is what parents are called then.

I don't know, some sort of Dracula meme going around.

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