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Alright, today I'm going to talk about the race program, the effort on the part of the left to corrupt children to actually indoctrinate them not away from race, but into race, into race consciousness and racial division.

A reveal how the Pelosi January 6th Committee is attempting to criminalize Republican fundraising.

The police officer involved in the Makia Bryan case has been exonerated, the left is a little bit up in arms, will review the details of that case.

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I want to talk about the left's continuing effort to corrupt the children. Now, I'm not going to talk here about grooming or any of that.

I want to talk about racial indoctrination, the implanting of race consciousness, racial stereotypes, racial identity and racial division in the minds of very young children.

Now, young children are not naturally that way.

And I say this, if I think back to my own childhood, I didn't obviously grow up in a world of black and white, but I grew up in a world of enormous religious and social differences among kids.

And we had all of them, the whole gamut in the school that I went to. We had Christian kids. We were about probably 40%. Hindu kids, probably another 40%. Muslim kids.

And I think those differences really do run pretty deep. They affect your kind of basic outlook on the life, on life and on the cosmos.

But even so, children are kind of, I wouldn't say blind. They're aware of differences, but the differences are not as important as individual identity.

In other words, kids look at other kids. Is this a fun kid to be around? And does he have good toys?

And those sorts of things are far more important than other matters of national or racial or in this case, even religious identity.

I think that's obviously true also in America. And there have been studies of young children that show, well, they're not tabular.

They're not tabular. Rasa in the locky in sense. It's not that children are born a blank slate. Children are born with all kinds of hereditary features.

Some kids are a little more aggressive. Other kids are more passive. So no one is claiming that there aren't temperamental and psychological and intellectual features implanted in children.

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