My son is in public school (I know, I know). Middle school age and Literature class has had them read 2 horrible books thus far. Agenda stories about family dysfunction, broken homes, encouraging kids to run away, underage sexual innuendo, etc. Most kids/parents stomached the first book, but the 2nd book led to a mini rebellion. Kids aren't reading it and not turning in weekly assignments.
Basically the response from kids and parents alike, was a very civil, "we don't like this book nor its subject matter." The teacher wisely responded without a fight and said moving forward, the kids can pick any book they want on a topic of interest to them instead of reading the agenda-forced libtard reading material. Most kids are picking books about their favorite sport/athlete, music, biography, etc.
Common sense seems to have prevailed in this local win.
For work reasons, I spend time on LinkedIn (like 30 minutes a day). Like the rest of you, I've seen a ton of rainbow support, Ukraine flags, and other libtard nonsense. Today, I saw this post and was AMAZED at the level of support the author received.
Within 5 hours, almost 1000 positive reactions (likes, etc), and check out the comments from other members! Many are awakening and whats even more surprising is they're voicing it on LI, which typically members shy away from voicing their personal beliefs on that platform due to potential professional targeting/blacklisting.
For those on LI, here's the direct link:
For those not on LI, here's the summary:
The pandemic was a scam, Fauci is a fraud, and 100 professionals thus far have weighed in with comments that are entirely worth the read.
The Great Awakening
For those of us still getting caught up on finances (like myself). Stock Market will soon be crushed (hopefully not but seems inevitable at this point), 401Ks obliterated, the Fed reserve system/notes wiped, printing money, etc.
If cash is meaningless, for those with some cash/bills at hand, what's the best way to procure gold in the event of the inevitable? How and where do we convert cash on hand to gold?
I have zero faith in the medical community anymore, and less faith in any online resources spewing 'medical advice'. My 11yo son is going in for surgery soon, for removal of tonsils and adenoids. I know this is routine procedure nowadays so I am not at all worried, But I am curious, have any of you had this procedure done recently or know someone who has? Especially someone young. I had it done 30 years ago and I was too young to remember anything. I'm sure its much different today. Because of the surgery, he'll be out of school for a week but my hope is he'll be recovered enough in a few days. He's active and involved in sports and want to make sure he can resume his normal lifestyle in 4-5 days, but no idea what to expect in terms of recovery.
Any thoughts based on recent experiences greatly appreciated!
