• E22 Why do we protect the President, celebrities, banks and elected officials with guns, but not our children and our schools?

  • Jun 1 2022
  • Length: 48 mins
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E22 Why do we protect the President, celebrities, banks and elected officials with guns, but not our children and our schools?

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  • The tragedy of the recent school shooting is a devastating nightmare for parents, teachers and the community, it's also completely avoidable. The schools are open to attacks by shooters almost by invitation. The government is intentionally leaving our children exposed on many fronts, and they use it as an emotional weapon to control us. What is MK Ultra and a crisis actor? How is the government claiming "no child left behind" and yet doing exactly that?

    Dumbing Us Down
    Radical Unschooling
    Weapons of Mass Instruction
    Madness of Crowds
    5 Hour School Week
    Simplicity Parenting

    history.com/topics/us-government/history-of-mk-ultra

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