For this poor schlub living currently with his sister am seeing the effects of this scamdemic firsthand on children, my great niece(6) & nephew(11). Primarily niece though.
We live in Virginia, Youngkin has liberated our beautiful children's faces making it parent's choice. So living with my sister, it's typical both kids are here about every weekend. Both love Minecraft and have suckered me into playing to the point I bought the game myself and the three of us all play together on our own screens in the playroom. Not that I'm a huge fan of Minecraft, but I like the building aspect and we have fun playing together.
So I was asking my great niece the other weekend if she was still wearing a mask in school, and said she was due to "the sickness" which is what she calls covid. Yesterday my niece brought them by for a visit, and my nephew had a mask on under his chin, I joked and asked if he was growing a beard.
When they left, I asked my sister, so what's up with the masks is their mom making them wear them? Turns out, they want to wear them after having been so conditioned to "the sickness".
I know this is getting lengthy, but I'm so disheartened after asking my sister about them masking this morning and finding out my niece is having phycological issues as well, nobody cares about her, wanting to die, etc. Turns out, the reason they popped by was due to her running out in the street during a fit. So these feelings only come out when she's upset, for now...
Both kids LOVE their time here, when it's time to go home after weekends both are sad and hard to get them to get ready to go. Sweetest kids, really pains me this.
Unmasking our kids isn't enough, we need to counterstrike, explain to them in a way they can understand, counter the whole submissive narrative instilling vigilance to fight against oppression and tyranny in all forms, both foreign and domestic.
I'm generally patient, all good things in time, many moving pieces at play, etc etc, but this has really brought the urgency home for me.
God bless, WWG1WGA
Fren, it's tough watching the little ones go through this. The effects will be felt for a generation. It's important to note that kids are very resilient and adaptable and can/do recover from these types of trauma. Think about kids growing up in war zones or watching families go off to war. Now consider that we are in the middle of WWIII. I'm not being rhetorical or hyperbolic, we are in a different type of war, but one which will determine the fate of this planet. So please keep this in mind when you are frustrated. We are all feeling the pain one way or another. We will win and our children will recover.
Signed, a Former Virginian Fren
Thanks for the encouraging words, and agreed, many kids are resilient. But there those that aren't so much.
My father was 7 when his father was shot by Nazi's in German occupied Denmark. He carried scars of that occupation through life, granted years of heavy alcohol abuse didn't help any, likely making it worse. But in that, those same scars were passed on to me. Maybe not those same scars per say, but the drinking and behavior patterns.
Many kids will be able to cope, move on, have a good and happy life, but many won't. Unfortunately, such is life under the DS world model, covid or not.
Signed, A current Virginian that most of his adult life had wanted to leave Virginia until Youngkin got elected.
Happy Friday!
Yes this war began with the words "two weeks to slow the spread". They still say "slow the spread" on the radio here in Canada on the government propaganda commercials.
I agree with other posters, when you have those precious children with you, take them out and about to get acclimated to NOT wearing their masks. You may need to explain to them repeatedly, when people know better, they should do better, and this includes everyone about everything. Let them know in terms they will be able to understand, people were wrong about wearing the masks and it is correct to NOT wear the masks. It has always been right to wash your hands, sneeze into your shoulder or elbow not your hands, etc. It will take time and consistency. Good luck.
Yeah, my sister was looking at things we can do this weekend, plus weather is supposed to be pretty nice. So she was looking at The National Zoo, and of course being in DC, requires masks indoors, and think even vaccinated to enter I heard her say. My reply, yeah, lets find something to do that requires no masking!
I'll have to find some ways I can lightly red pill them, but their mom, God bless my niece, but she's got some issues as well. Including still masking herself, and germs etc way before covid.
I understand. An example popped into my head about a cast. A cast is put on to help a broken bone to heal (keeping the bone stable). After a certain amount of time, the cast comes off, or it would start to cause damage to the body. The same is with the masking situation.
If you cannot find a specific place to go and have fun, take a picnic to a park and toss around a ball, play with a Frisbee, teach the kids how to fly a kite, hunt for tiny bugs, bring paper, pencils, crayons to capture in drawings the surroundings, the animals (squirrels), the list goes on and on. My point is, get out and have fun! Think back to when you were a kid and went outside. Make up a game!
Wishing you, and everyone here a wonderful weekend.
I live across the street from a high school in Canada. The kids have to wear them indoors and many kids wear them outdoors. The kids are forced outside for lunch break. All the indoor spaces require them here so I see lots of perma maskers everywhere. I find it disgusting.
They're there for only 2 days a week and your big activity is video games?
Hmm.. I wonder why they are like this.
Maybe set a good example before you say what "we" need to do to "our" kids.
Go outside and do something real.
Yeah, agreed. The nephew is autistic, functioning though, so mildly? Not sure how all that works but watching videos and playing games is where he "shines". Talking to him about anything non-game or relevant cartoon to him nets very few words if any reply.
The niece isn't just Minecraft, she also gets me to play dolls, games she makes up and such, and she does occasionally go on walks with me.
As easy as it is to just say "Go outside and do something real." it's not easily done, and I see this with many kids, they don't want to spend time away from their devices. We do though go outside occasionally, and typically have fun, but not long before back to their devices.
Agree, take those poor kids out into the great Virginia woods, build a fort, make a dam, teach them to build a figure 4 deadfall trap! Identify trees, go out and learn them to forage for mushrooms, pop tents, show them how to build a solar water still
TV and vidya games are only another form of a mask
TV brainwashing is how this entire plandemic was even possible
a kid is old enough for a "device" when they are old enough to use/handle a weapon safely
When you rush things, the most-guilty escape, the cancer flees, spreads and regrows.
Have patience, please
It's already been thrown on their shoulders by the DS. That they have to wear masks, they can get their grandparents, parents, and others "sick", etc.
W/o countering what the DS has perpetrated on our youths many will still bear that burden for years to come.
Eureka!! I'll have to think of ways to counter masks/covid using Minecraft!
Thanks fren, now I feel lifted with a mission today!
https://thenationalpulse.com/2022/01/20/mask-mandates-causing-speech-delays/
It's definitely affecting the children negatively though.
I feel you my brother I feel you good and proper but it has to be this way in order to protect you and your children, a set time doesn't exist in military operations. In due time in due time
100% agreed, this post is out of character for me as I'm frequently replying to posts, all the moving parts, all the moves, all in precise timing etc.
This though more than brought it home for me, it made it personal and dear.
In due time indeed, none of us know when this time is due, but things are certainly getting exciting!