Topic: Parental Controls

3 chapters across the catalog

A mother from Austin describes the difficulty of raising children in a highly political environment where even tie-dye clothing is associated with social agendas. She recounts finding LGBTQ themes in children's cartoons on Netflix despite parental controls. The segment concludes with a discussion on the religious symbolism of Baphomet and its alleged connection to modern pharmaceutical and cultural agendas.

The World Economic Forum is now claiming that climate change will lead to "never-ending pandemics." Meanwhile, the Biden administration has announced a rent control program that is characterized as "stone-cold Marxism." Data from Pew Research shows the U.S. has the world's highest rate of children living in single-parent households, which is viewed as a deliberate strategy to destabilize the traditional family unit.

Reardon and Jones discuss the rise of Critical Race Theory in schools and the subsequent backlash from parents at school board meetings. Reardon argues that the government uses curriculum to instill a "victim mentality" in children to keep them controllable. He notes that parents are finally paying attention to what their children are learning after observing remote classes during the pandemic.