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Politics NOT at usual. Commentary from Thea Shoemake
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12 NOV 2024
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6 NOV 2024 · Alex Newman, with his sharp insights and vast knowledge, joins us to uncover the layers of communist infiltration in American society. Known for his impactful interviews during the early days of COVID-19, Alex discusses his involvement in the eye-opening film "Beneath Sheep's Clothing." This movie draws uncanny parallels between historic Soviet tactics and current U.S. government trends, serving as a crucial tool for raising awareness about these covert threats.
Our conversation takes a historical turn as we track the roots of communist influence in American education. Together with Dr. Samuel Blumenfeld, Alex has co-authored a book exploring the foundational role education plays in shaping societal values. We examine figures like Robert Owen, whose push for government-controlled education laid the groundwork for collectivist ideologies that continue to influence today's educational challenges.
The episode also grapples with the complexities of the U.S. education system and the potential risks of government funding in homeschooling. We weigh the consequences of initiatives like Common Core and emphasize the urgency of choosing educational alternatives like homeschooling or private schooling. By taking cues from countries like Germany and Sweden, and discussing Arizona's bold school choice initiative, we highlight the importance of safeguarding educational freedoms. Tune in to understand the stakes and engage with "Beneath Sheep's Clothing" as an essential resource for defending our values and freedoms.
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Politics NOT at usual. Commentary from Thea Shoemake
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| Author | Joe Strecker Productions |
| Organization | Joe Strecker Productions |
| Categories | Politics |
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