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2:09

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2:13

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today. This is going to be a

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2:50

looking at curriculum and reading from libraries

2:52

that are in your public school

2:55

that your kid has access to. How's

2:57

that? Were you getting a little

2:59

concerned there for a minute? Well,

3:01

you should be because your kids have

3:03

access to what our good friend Karen

3:05

England is going to be revealing to

3:08

us. And listen, we're going to

3:10

be saying this over and over again,

3:12

and you're going to see it on

3:14

your screen. But take back the classroom.com.

3:16

You're going to want to become very

3:18

familiar with this website. Frankly,

3:20

there's nothing like it that's out there right

3:22

now. Karen, welcome back. Well, thank you.

3:24

I'm excited to be here. It's

3:26

so good to have you.

3:29

So I learned last time

3:31

in our podcast to basically

3:33

just be quiet and let

3:35

you go. Obviously, you've got

3:37

stuff here that

3:39

is available, yes, I assume,

3:41

to our little kids in

3:43

public schools. Not just available, but

3:45

often this stuff is assigned

3:47

in freshman English class, which

3:49

are 14 -year -olds, typically. And

3:52

so it's, again, not

3:54

just readily available, But

3:56

it is also something that

3:58

they're assigned and told to

4:00

read. And the other thing that's really

4:02

interesting with these books, you find

4:04

out that kids, they find out what

4:07

the salacious, perviant book is, and then

4:09

it continues to get checked out. I

4:11

was just in up in Oregon, and

4:13

one of the worst books in the

4:15

whole country. was currently

4:17

checked out from a school district where they

4:19

had a they had just flipped it

4:21

have five oh conservative school board and so

4:23

now they're going to do something about

4:25

it but it was checked out you know

4:27

I can look it up I can

4:29

see it's yeah they've got it and it's

4:31

checked out so our kids are checking

4:33

these books out these kids know right oh

4:35

yeah just like many parents right now

4:37

let's be honest don't fool yourself there's stuff

4:40

there's stuff that you don't think your

4:42

kid knows they know there's stuff that your

4:44

kids viewing that you don't think they

4:46

are they are You might say, well, my

4:48

kid doesn't have this. They don't have

4:50

that. Oh, there's means through the modern age

4:52

of technology where I think your kid

4:54

can even get porn on a, what's that

4:56

device for music? Apple made it. You

4:58

can actually, it can be corrupted to

5:00

mess up with your kid. So they're getting

5:02

this stuff right here. Karen

5:04

is not, she's not showing

5:06

you stuff that is extremely rare

5:09

and odd. But what we're talking

5:11

about is the invasion of your

5:13

child's innocence through

5:15

taxpayer dollars, your money funds

5:17

the purchasing of these

5:20

books to keep these, um,

5:23

these debased, um, yeah,

5:25

these, please, these debased,

5:27

um, authors who

5:29

are perverts, getting into your kid's mind and

5:31

when we're paying for it. Well, let me

5:33

just say, because you were, um, this is

5:35

interesting and you see these books everywhere and

5:37

a lot of, a lot of adults are

5:40

reading them. I've ran into men reading them.

5:42

They're at the airport. They're selling them. this

5:44

book or this series, this

5:46

author, there is not a

5:48

school district, and we've looked at all 50

5:50

that does not have this author, red

5:53

state, blue state. But let me

5:55

tell you, I don't know what librarians ordering this,

5:57

because on their own description, I mean, a lot

5:59

of times they - Yeah, let's hear this. They fake

6:01

the descriptions. Passionate,

6:03

violent, sexy, and daring. Hips

6:06

the spot for fans of

6:08

dark, lush, sexy fantasy. Fast

6:11

-paced and explosively action

6:13

-packed. What is

6:15

that doing with our 14 year olds?

6:17

They want it. They want to read

6:19

that. Yeah, that says let's go for

6:21

that Yeah, and it confirms, you know

6:23

what I said a moment ago about

6:25

this little sneak peek of this or

6:27

somebody shows them the other And then

6:29

they read this, and you're right. I

6:31

didn't realize, Karen, you are so right.

6:33

Every airport store I walk by has

6:35

got these rotten books. So,

6:38

okay, let's back up. So our viewers who

6:40

might not remember two years ago, I can't believe

6:42

it's been two years. Who's

6:45

Karen England? Why in the world

6:47

would you get involved in this?

6:50

Well, yeah, I never knew when I became

6:52

a Christian. I was 30 when I

6:54

became a Christian and I never knew. I

6:56

married someone that had been a missionary

6:58

and so my view of what a female

7:00

could do becoming a Christian was pretty

7:02

limited and I certainly never thought it would

7:05

be talking about sex and pornography. I

7:08

really, I remember saying to my husband, I

7:10

can't marry you. I don't think about Zimbabwe.

7:12

I think about the crisis pregnancy center. I

7:14

mean, I was like, he was tearing up

7:16

at an event and I was like, and

7:19

it was like, no, the Lord has known

7:21

this and has called you to these things before

7:23

you ever knew him. So

7:25

I've been in this realm for

7:28

a long time and the sex

7:30

ed issue is what got me

7:32

first involved 25, 30 years ago.

7:34

And most recently, during COVID, it became the

7:37

library books. And I will be the

7:39

first to say, I said this on your

7:41

show before, that I was a mom

7:43

that poo pooed the moms that were worried

7:45

about the library books. I

7:47

was like, who cares? It's one or

7:49

two books in the library. They're not

7:51

even getting checked out. Who

7:53

cares? I literally would say that and

7:55

I judged them, all of that. I was

7:57

very into the sex ed curriculum and

8:00

the teacher presenting in front of the classroom.

8:02

until I saw what was going on. And

8:05

then it just hit me like a

8:07

stack of books. And I've shared this,

8:09

that this next decade of my life,

8:11

God has called me to stop this

8:13

sexualization of our kids. I don't know

8:15

everything that it means, but right now

8:17

it means right here with this stuff.

8:19

Because when I found out, and I'll

8:21

read from some of them, this is

8:23

in so many elementary schools, this is

8:25

in This is one of the most

8:27

popular books. We have been working for

8:29

the last three years, so I can

8:31

find out every single school district that

8:33

has this book. So we

8:35

have capabilities now where we can

8:37

find this. This, The Lovely Bones,

8:39

is one of the most common

8:41

assigned for ninth grade English, which

8:43

is a 14 -year -old. Slow down.

8:46

Ninth grade English,

8:49

this, and... Do you want

8:51

me to read from it? Could you tell

8:53

me something? Could you write, everybody? We need

8:55

to hear this. Can you handle this? Can

8:57

you guys handle this? Here's the problem. We

9:00

need to stop being

9:02

so self -righteous to

9:04

think, I can't hear

9:06

that. I'm asking you to,

9:08

mom and dad, I'm asking

9:10

you to put your big boy,

9:13

big girl pants on right now

9:15

and dive into the cesspool as

9:17

a Christian to rescue people who

9:19

are drowning in this stuff. And

9:21

here's my basis for it.

9:23

2 Corinthians chapter 10 verse

9:25

6 says, to be

9:27

obedient to the Lord Jesus Christ

9:29

and when you are obedient to

9:32

Christ by your obedience, you will

9:34

punish all disobedience. See this? Disobedience.

9:36

We are to punish this

9:38

kind of stuff by knowing about

9:41

it and acting up against

9:43

it by voting, by defunding this

9:45

stuff, and it starts with

9:47

knowledge. So just get off your

9:49

little holy high horse, get

9:51

down to where Jesus is walking

9:53

around rescuing people, because this is what

9:55

we need to hear from Karen

9:57

to mobilize us on how we can

10:00

stop this in our schools all

10:02

across the United States. And

10:04

I want to say, I feel like all

10:06

that I know and that I know

10:08

we're purchasing these, I'm complicit if I don't

10:10

speak up. Now, everybody doesn't need to

10:12

become me. But that's why I'm on your

10:14

podcast to tell people what they can

10:16

do and how to do it. So

10:18

the lovely bones, I'm

10:20

just going to again, ninth grade, ninth grade assigned

10:23

for all. First of all, this is in

10:25

elementary schools, too. And our website, you can find

10:27

out if it's in your elementary school. But

10:29

this is also in elementary schools. But it's one

10:31

of the most. There's about. 10

10:33

books that are often assigned all over

10:35

the country in ninth grade English. And

10:37

so this is one of them. So

10:39

I'm just going to read a few

10:41

little sections. Mr. Harvey, I really want

10:43

to go home. Take off your clothes.

10:45

What? Take off your clothes, Mr. Harvey.

10:47

Mr. Harvey said, I want to check

10:49

that you're still a virgin. I am

10:51

Mr. Harvey, I said. I want to

10:53

make sure your parents will thank me.

10:56

More dialogue goes on. Mr. Harvey started

10:58

to press his lips against mine. They

11:00

were blubbery and wet, and I wanted

11:02

to scream, but I was too afraid

11:04

and too exhausted from the fight. But

11:06

he grew tired of hearing me plea. He

11:08

reached on into the pocket of my parka,

11:10

balled up the hat of my mother, and

11:13

made it smashing in my mouth. Goes

11:15

on and it's graphic. She hears

11:17

her mom screaming her for her

11:19

for dinner He said he kissed

11:21

her wet lips the face the

11:23

neck goes on about the graphic

11:25

rape scene and Then he says

11:28

he took the hat from my

11:30

mouth. Tell me you love me

11:32

gently. I did Ninth grade Yeah

11:34

throughout the United States. So one

11:36

thing that I really want people

11:38

to know because I hear all

11:40

the Well, so what? They have

11:42

an iPhone and they're getting this

11:44

porn everywhere. They are,

11:47

but they're sadly, but

11:49

they aren't getting it down the hall

11:51

at the library and they aren't getting

11:53

it unexpectedly. When your little friend shows

11:55

you, hey, let's look at this or whatever,

11:57

I found this on YouTube. You

12:00

know where you're going with it. When

12:02

you're being assigned something from a teacher

12:04

in authority, an authority figure, an authority

12:06

figure called the lovely bones or looking

12:08

for Alaska, a really common one. Looking

12:10

for Alaska? What's wrong with looking for

12:12

Alaska? So you're not thinking, oh, I'm

12:14

going to start reading and be sexually

12:17

assaulted with it. Wow. Yes.

12:21

She oh and she liked you.

12:23

You thought she was quietly

12:25

discussing pre -cal and then she

12:27

was clearly talking about having hot

12:29

sex with you, which is

12:31

why you needed me And again,

12:33

don't let my yellow sheets.

12:35

There's more. These are just what

12:37

I picked to read for

12:39

Pastor Jack. Yeah, let's see here

12:42

French feel finger F. U.

12:44

C. K. It's like you skipped

12:46

third grade, Alaska Let's see Laura

12:49

and I went back to her

12:51

room where she did exactly what Alaska

12:53

told her to do. And I

12:55

did exactly what Alaska said I would

12:57

do, which was die a hundred

12:59

little ecstatic deaths. My fists clenched, my

13:01

body shaking. It was my first

13:03

orgasm with a girl. And afterward, I

13:05

was embarrassed and nervous. What

13:09

grade is this? Well,

13:11

this is in all middle schools

13:13

and high schools, a few elementary schools

13:15

assigned. This is This is one

13:17

of the most common assigned books, and

13:19

you're thinking, oh, you're kids reading,

13:21

looking for Alaska. See, everybody thinks this

13:23

is just in California. Come

13:26

on, right? Oh, Pastor Jack, some of

13:28

the Florida is one of the worst states

13:30

that has all of this porn. And

13:32

this is actually a great... Does Decentus know

13:34

about this? Well, here's what it is.

13:36

Well, I did do an Instagram about it

13:38

because I was kind of... I was

13:41

upset when he went out and he did

13:43

the thing with Gavin Newsom and he

13:45

came out with some books and he was

13:47

like, we don't have this. And I

13:49

was like, yes, you do. You genderqueer all

13:51

over. And here's what

13:53

it is. So this is really good

13:55

for everybody in every 50 states. Library

13:58

books are governed by

14:00

something entirely different than

14:02

education code, education standards,

14:04

or the Department of

14:06

Education. The librarian

14:08

orders the library books.

14:10

The librarians are controlled by

14:12

the American Library Association. In

14:15

addition to that, to remove

14:17

a library book, it's governed

14:20

by a U .S. Supreme

14:22

Court case. So in

14:24

that case is specific to

14:26

the removal of library books.

14:28

So And the librarians

14:30

know this, so they buy all of

14:32

these books, they know that it's

14:34

kind of difficult to get the books

14:36

removed, and then they lie to

14:39

the public. I literally was, I was

14:41

in the hotel room working last night, we're

14:43

working, and I'm listening to the American

14:45

Library Association, I've been working with a couple

14:47

of places up in Oregon. So

14:50

they brought in the American

14:52

Library Association on their school board

14:54

meeting, and she just, misrepresented

14:56

the truth about, no, you can't get

14:59

rid of these books. You know, just on

15:01

and on and on. But the conservative

15:03

school board member is an attorney. And

15:05

so he had great questions. So are

15:07

you telling me playboy? Because, you

15:09

know, and he just he tripped

15:12

her up and soon we'll

15:14

have that on our website. Takebacktoclassroom.com

15:16

because I will be interrupting

15:18

and showing, okay, he's he's

15:20

mixing a freedom someone has to

15:22

go into an adult into an

15:24

adult bookstore. and what goes

15:26

on in schools. So the

15:28

two things that people forget or

15:31

don't understand that I had to

15:33

learn was there's a thing called

15:35

obscenity laws. A lot of people

15:37

say, well, just go have them

15:39

arrested. Well, over 43

15:41

states after obscenity laws

15:43

came into place, over 43

15:45

states went in and

15:47

they exempted from the obscenity

15:49

law public school libraries,

15:51

universities and public libraries. Deliberately.

15:53

Deliberately. Engineers. Yes. Yes.

15:55

Wow. And of course, we

15:58

went along with it. And

16:00

so what I would, if I were to read

16:02

this, someone I might be charged as a misdemeanor, if

16:04

I was to read this to a neighbor kid

16:06

or standing in a park. Could you imagine? That's a

16:08

great point. So, wow. So,

16:11

if you took this book about

16:13

Alaska and you... Not the state.

16:15

Not the state. And so you

16:17

went down the street to a

16:19

little pack of kids that were

16:21

playing in the driveway, and you

16:23

started reading this to them, you

16:25

would get in big trouble. But if

16:28

you go to the library at

16:30

the schoolhouse, it's... Yeah,

16:32

they're exact. encouraged. So yeah,

16:34

it depending on the state. sick.

16:36

We are a sick culture.

16:38

Yes, considered harmful to minors. So

16:41

there's that but then there

16:43

is a case and it's oftenly

16:45

referred to as PICO and

16:47

it was a 5 -4 US

16:49

Supreme Court case specific to libraries

16:51

and several books were challenged

16:53

but what came out of it

16:55

was the three things and

16:57

this is what our little library

16:59

lady was trying to skirt

17:01

around last night. Three things. It's

17:03

up to the administration and

17:06

school board to decide on library

17:08

books, what's removed and what

17:10

isn't. You can remove anything that

17:12

is educationally unsuitable. Yes, that's

17:14

subjected. All of this would

17:16

fit. Wow, who's going to

17:18

that? Educationally unsuitable or not and.

17:21

pervasively vulgar, and you'll notice

17:23

that when I read, I read from more

17:25

than just once, so it's not a one -off.

17:27

It's vulgarity good thing that none of these are

17:29

vulgar, huh? So nice. So

17:31

pervasive vulgarity. You cannot remove

17:33

a book because you don't agree

17:36

with the ideology or a

17:38

political viewpoint. So all of

17:40

the books we've chosen to showcase

17:42

are books that, without a doubt, Meet

17:44

pervasively vulgar and should be challenged

17:46

and taken out of the schools and

17:48

the US Supreme Court They govern

17:51

that so all these blue states like

17:53

right now Connecticut and oh Nevada

17:55

I was in Nevada because they have

17:57

they have a couple of bills

17:59

They want you to think you can't

18:01

remove them so they come up

18:03

with these laws that are anti book

18:05

banning is what they call them

18:08

But they can't get around the US

18:10

Supreme Court, the Pico case, because

18:12

the Pico case, they're not bigger or

18:14

better than the US Supreme Court. And

18:17

so you still can remove these under

18:19

Pico. They want you to think you

18:21

can't. So everyone goes, oh, this state,

18:23

you can't do it. Yes, you can.

18:25

Who does that, by the way? Let's

18:27

say somebody's watching right now from Clark

18:30

County. Whatever, they live

18:32

in it. How do they get this started?

18:34

They're watching this right now, they're saying, I

18:36

can't believe this. And now while they're listening

18:38

to the show, Karen, they're googling

18:40

and they're looking and they're going,

18:42

oh my gosh, she's telling the truth.

18:45

What do they do about it? If somebody's being

18:47

touched right now in their heart about, I'm

18:49

catching fire. I am going to go get ahold

18:51

of somebody. Who do they get ahold of?

18:53

Well, first I'm going to have to take back

18:55

the classroom.com. You need to go there and

18:57

look up your school district. But this is this

18:59

is great. And I'm very impressed that you

19:01

knew Clark County because everyone says isn't that Nevada?

19:04

Yeah, it is. It's Las Vegas and it's

19:06

the fifth largest it's the fifth largest school district

19:08

in the country. But it

19:10

is the only one in the state

19:12

of Nevada that we don't have

19:14

our website yet because it's password protected.

19:16

And FOIAs or public records requests

19:18

have been made to get the password

19:20

and they've been pushing back with

19:22

us. So we're trying to get into

19:25

their database to look. We have

19:27

lists from other ways, but hopefully

19:29

soon it will What are they hiding?

19:31

Yes, the whole state of Chicago has it.

19:34

So we're still having to get

19:36

around people trying to hide

19:38

things from parents. But you go

19:40

to our website, you

19:43

have to. say that you're

19:45

18, which I realize anyone can say that.

19:47

But then we have all 50 states, all

19:49

of these books. We have every school district,

19:51

so you look at the school district, you

19:53

find your state, you go down, you look

19:56

at the school district, you find your school,

19:58

you click on the school, and then all

20:00

the books come up. And

20:02

something like looking for Alaska, it's

20:04

going to come up, it's

20:06

gonna show, the first thing is

20:08

gonna show just one excerpt,

20:10

and then you can press on

20:12

a button where you get

20:14

a whole PDF of Lots of

20:16

excerpts and the great thing

20:18

is we have a challenge that

20:20

was legally written so that

20:22

you can download the challenge fill

20:24

it out with the book

20:27

you want to challenge Really with

20:29

the school it's in and

20:31

submit it with all those excerpts

20:33

and submit it to the

20:35

school to challenge and under Pico

20:37

you're allowed to do that

20:39

brilliant and and so Is that

20:41

a legal challenge or that

20:43

challenge? Do you have that

20:45

for each book or does one cover all

20:47

the books? How does that work? One

20:50

covers almost all of them because it's pervasively

20:52

vulgar. And one of the

20:54

things we did, and we actually did

20:56

it here in China, after the podcast

20:58

with Sonya Shaw, we passed a policy

21:00

that made it easier for the community

21:02

to get involved in removing these books, eliminating

21:05

this. The American Library

21:07

Association likes the school to put together,

21:09

I call it a porn pusher committee.

21:12

So a parent complains, they put together committee

21:14

in secret. They all say they read the

21:16

book and then they come back and say

21:18

it has literary value. can't trust them as

21:20

far as you can throw them. So we

21:22

just eliminated that because if the school district,

21:24

if the administrator, if it's

21:26

challenged, your principal can decide

21:28

if it's sexually explicit. If

21:30

he thinks it isn't, He's going to have to go

21:32

to the school board and the school board's going to

21:34

have to agree with him out in the public. Karen,

21:37

you're assuming, regarding the verse

21:39

I quoted a moment ago about us

21:41

being obedient to Jesus, we

21:43

will by nature expose that which

21:45

is disobedient and thereby punishing

21:47

it. This is in 2 Corinthians,

21:49

friends, not 2 Chronicles, 2

21:52

Corinthians 10 verse 6. Every

21:56

pastor in America should

21:59

have his church as a lighthouse

22:01

and the flames burning within that lighthouse

22:03

is each congregant. When you hear

22:05

these things in light of God's word,

22:07

how can you not act? How

22:09

can you at least not start making

22:11

phone calls, finding out more? Well,

22:14

the reason we built the website is so

22:16

you can go see what's in your school

22:18

district because I know you don't believe me

22:20

that these are there. I know I was

22:22

that person that was like, oh, who cares?

22:24

I was really judgmental about him. Can

22:27

you pass me this one? Well, how

22:29

can but see this from I'm looking at

22:31

it upside down. Looks like a coloring

22:33

book to me. What could possibly be wrong

22:35

with this book? Well, I'm from California,

22:37

so the big bath house gave me, gave

22:39

it away right away, but... Okay. So

22:41

what you're going to hear and what somebody,

22:43

if you challenge it, they come back,

22:45

not the school board, I don't think the

22:47

school board would, but their little, our

22:49

porn committee would come back and say, well,

22:51

this is relevant to Asian

22:53

culture, to which I say it

22:56

may be, but we aren't

22:58

in Asia. Wait, that's their justification?

23:00

Yes. In the spirit

23:02

of multiculturalism? Yes. And this

23:04

isn't a lot of elementary

23:06

schools. But what I would

23:08

say is... So does it start

23:10

out normal? Yeah,

23:12

they're walk, I mean, I don't know how normal it

23:14

is. So of course everybody, the

23:17

whole family takes baths naked

23:19

together, sure. Yeah, well then

23:21

it's got, sorry, I should

23:23

have attacked this page. Because

23:25

there's a couple where it's

23:28

just full on pools of

23:30

adults. Some

23:32

of which you can't really tell if

23:34

it's a guy or a girl and

23:36

in the culture it's moms and grandmothers

23:38

with with young girls But what does

23:40

that? What does a young kid that

23:42

looks at this that's a five -year -old? This

23:45

this is why I call it

23:47

grooming you are desensitizing you are

23:49

telling them that adults and children

23:51

get naked And that's what you're

23:53

doing you're desensitizing them you're grooming

23:56

you don't just doesn't look like

23:58

a necessarily a girl. What you

24:00

see as a five -year -old, I

24:02

mean, five -year -olds are busy picking

24:04

their nose, sniffing glue or whatever.

24:06

They're not thinking deeply about Asian

24:08

culture. Yeah, you

24:11

know. You know, mom, what they do

24:13

in Japan. Yeah, mom, did

24:15

you know? Did you know? I know I'm six years

24:17

old, but I know a lot about Japan. This

24:19

is what Japan's all about.

24:21

Yeah, here's the picture book. Yeah.

24:23

So again, they're

24:26

so clever. And

24:28

this is, to be honest with you.

24:31

If you, and I know you

24:33

guys do, when you think how

24:35

sin and evil works, it

24:37

doesn't start out. It doesn't

24:39

screen Playboy. It doesn't start out

24:41

with this or Playboy. Playboy

24:44

is like the most exactly, and

24:46

that's like obviously so simple. It

24:49

starts out with making it

24:51

very acceptable, even kind

24:53

of maybe cool. And

24:55

this is one of the cultures.

24:57

Now I have a grip on

24:59

the world. And then it just

25:01

starts talking about Alaska and this

25:03

thing next and about the other.

25:05

And like you said, desensitize until

25:07

the cobra strikes. And

25:09

you didn't even realize that that

25:11

big snake even had any fangs.

25:14

You were in fact. put a

25:16

bow around it, making it a

25:18

pet. Well, we're doing the sex

25:20

traffickers work for them. We are

25:22

doing all of the grooming, all

25:24

of the prepping, all of the

25:26

desensitizing, making it normal, making it

25:28

glamorous, starting in kindergarten, being naked

25:31

and then you keep moving up. You're

25:33

desensitized to the rape culture, to

25:35

all these scenes about rape and child

25:37

abuse. And I have to share,

25:39

and I've met another one since then,

25:41

but when we did the Come

25:43

Back California tour, there was a young

25:45

girl that came up after I

25:48

spoke in intermission and told me how,

25:50

through literature, she got addicted to

25:52

porn. And it had only been three

25:54

weeks that she had realized it

25:56

and that she was confronting her friends

25:58

because they had gotten addicted to

26:00

porn. I've since met two other young

26:02

girls that have gotten addicted to

26:05

porn through and it's erotica, a

26:07

lot of it's erotica and they

26:09

don't know until their brain hits

26:11

it and just like with drugs,

26:13

the dopamine, the wanting

26:15

more, but it's in a book

26:17

and it's in a book with

26:19

an award and a book that

26:21

you've been assigned and so whatever's

26:23

going on, they're not understanding this,

26:26

but their brain is taking it

26:28

all in. That's a good point.

26:30

when it comes to optics. When

26:33

you see, look at

26:35

this, obviously there's a

26:37

kind of out of

26:39

the place, graphically not

26:41

normal. That's the point

26:43

that there's a gold seal on

26:45

this book. So if you

26:47

see a gold seal, conclusion is,

26:50

it must be good. Wow,

26:52

it must have won some awards. I don't

26:54

look like an idiot, so I'm gonna get the

26:56

book. And again, the allurement.

26:59

You know, it's amazing. You just

27:01

brought something up. Being a pastor,

27:03

I talked to every possible walk

27:05

of life. And I

27:07

spoke out in front of

27:09

the foyer, in front of

27:11

the church, after a service.

27:15

A woman, I would say she's

27:17

in her 30s. She

27:19

said that she was grateful for

27:21

the Word of God, the power

27:23

of God in this church, and

27:25

all of this stuff. And So

27:27

she went on to say, carefully,

27:30

she went on to say that

27:32

at a young age, she started

27:34

reading just erotic novels, or what

27:36

do you want to call them?

27:38

Then she graduated to this series.

27:41

There's a famous series about, like,

27:43

gray, ultimate gray. Oh, no, you're

27:45

talking about the one, out 50

27:47

shades of gray. 50 shades of

27:49

gray. Which is in our schools. Is

27:51

it? Yes. So she started

27:54

reading that. which caused

27:56

her to go into

27:58

pornography, visual pornography, not

28:00

reading, from 50 shades

28:02

of gray, she went

28:04

into pornography and became

28:06

addicted. And

28:08

again, she's in her late

28:10

30s, I do believe. And

28:13

she said that she's been married,

28:15

I think four or five times,

28:18

and she's been the one every

28:20

time that has ruined the marriage.

28:23

because she has

28:26

not met

28:28

a man who

28:30

can satisfy

28:32

her imaginary world.

28:36

Think of the wake of destruction

28:38

in her life, in her

28:40

life and in those men's lives.

28:42

This woman is ruined for

28:44

life, but Jesus, Jesus

28:46

has set her free. And

28:49

wow, it all started with a

28:51

book that had

28:53

suggestive conversations in it.

28:56

And that's what I mean, Pastor

28:59

Jack. That's exactly why I

29:01

stopped poo -pooing those women and

29:03

became one. And

29:05

it's everywhere. And when you start

29:07

to look that it starts

29:09

in kindergarten, and because I've had

29:11

to dig deep for this

29:14

website, I see it

29:16

all. And there's

29:18

so much anti -religious rhetoric in

29:20

this stuff that, you know,

29:22

there's lots of these same

29:24

themes, glorifying drugs, lots

29:26

of this stuff. And so when you

29:28

start reading or kind of being introduced

29:31

in kindergarten, first grade, second grade, and

29:33

then third, fourth, fifth, and it's a

29:35

little edgier, you know, and

29:37

then you start moving up to

29:39

where you're reading American Psycho, which

29:41

is... Well, well, let me start

29:43

with this one because this was

29:45

in Clark County in an elementary

29:47

school. And as I've been as

29:49

we've been building our website, I've

29:51

been realizing that this book is

29:53

everywhere. Now look at this. That

29:56

sounds awesome. I want to do that. The

29:58

art of racing and the rain. That sounds

30:00

like fun. This is a very popular book.

30:02

Formula One race. Well, it's look at that

30:04

dog. Mom, I want a dog that.

30:06

I want that dog. Page 17, they fell

30:09

onto the bed and he mounted her

30:11

and she said, the field is fertile beware.

30:13

And he said, I embrace fertility and

30:15

he plowed the field until it grasped the

30:17

sheets and its fists, arched its back

30:19

and cried out with joy. And

30:23

the art. Was that from the dog

30:25

or was that from the dog on there?

30:27

It is a story, it does have

30:29

a dog in the story, but again, this

30:31

is what they do, they take sex

30:33

and put it in everything. Totally,

30:35

that's exactly what it is, and

30:37

the desensitization. Me,

30:41

Earl, and the dying girl. This

30:44

is junior high in high school. I

30:46

was reading this to Gina today

30:48

in my preparations. Are you gonna eat

30:50

her pussy? No

30:52

kidding. Okay, wait,

30:54

context. Age group, school, what?

30:57

Middle and high school, very

30:59

popular one all over. Middle

31:01

and high school, your kids, your

31:04

school district, your city. It's

31:06

in, check out, takebacktheclassroom.com, it's

31:08

everywhere, everywhere, big ass, hard

31:10

on for that shit. So

31:14

you can't, so you can be a heterosexual

31:16

or a homosexual, and I feel like I

31:18

understand that, like you're a woman in a

31:20

man's body or some shit, but I am

31:22

thinking about it and how, The FUCK can

31:24

somebody call themselves a bisexual. Sorry, I

31:26

don't know why on that word I say everything else.

31:29

Public school, folks. Oh, yeah.

31:31

Oh, look at some

31:33

dude's funky dick. Got

31:36

another heart on. Your

31:39

kids, we're paying for that. And it's

31:41

now a major motion picture. No, come on,

31:43

get out of here. Wait. Oh, that's

31:45

another thing. Let me, okay. Now a major

31:47

motion picture. So here's the thing. We

31:50

hear that a lot. There's a book called Push

31:52

that's made into, a lot of these books have been

31:54

made into a major motion picture. However,

31:56

what they don't tell you is

31:58

to get that movie to be

32:00

an R, they take the book

32:02

and take stuff out of it

32:04

to make it an R. Yeah,

32:07

yeah. So the books are still

32:09

x -rated. And they are assigning

32:11

them. That's another one that is

32:13

often assigned in the freshman English

32:15

class. But listen, Karen,

32:17

I can hear people coming

32:19

through the camera right there

32:21

saying, no way, not my

32:23

kid, not in my conservative

32:25

little town. We've got. We've got

32:28

red, white and royal blue flags

32:30

down our main street with apple

32:32

pie. OK, let me just

32:34

tell you there was an article

32:36

about Huntington Beach and we did

32:38

a comeback California there and they

32:40

have done some great things in

32:42

Huntington Beach. Rated now, by the

32:44

way, this week, the number one

32:46

city in America to live because

32:48

it has now become the most

32:50

conservative city. However, that doesn't mean

32:52

that it's not in their classroom.

32:54

Exactly. It doesn't mean that, you

32:56

know, So what's

32:58

oh, I'm gonna I'm gonna

33:00

pull it up on our

33:03

website. This is very clever

33:05

of you because I didn't

33:07

know you're gonna do this

33:09

so So the article that

33:11

was made available this week

33:13

for national consumption, right was

33:15

Where where's the best place

33:18

to live in in California

33:20

and conservative and in all

33:22

thing no crime and So

33:24

it's Huntington Beach California.

33:29

And so it's rated so

33:31

highly, but let's because

33:33

I don't know what she's

33:35

going to say next. Let's see

33:37

what is in the top

33:39

most conservative bastion of Orange County,

33:42

California, Huntington Beach. Let's let's

33:44

see. And again, I'm just doing

33:46

this to show it's everywhere.

33:48

And and we'll just pick. I'll

33:50

go Edison High School Library.

33:52

Edison High School, right here at

33:55

the beach. a classic, they

33:57

have every one of the courts

33:59

of Mist and Furies. So

34:01

you guys, obviously you can't see

34:03

her screen. It's just, it's

34:05

just actually, in fact, there's this

34:08

book, there's the green one, all this

34:10

junk. Yep, and it keeps going.

34:12

Edison High School in the bastion of

34:14

a conservative stronghold, not only Huntington

34:16

Beach, but the most

34:18

desirable city, in

34:20

Orange County, and there you go, it's

34:23

all, and she's still scrolling, folks. Yeah,

34:25

I'm, I would, wow.

34:28

That's one high school. This

34:30

is one high school. Oh, see, me, Earl, and the

34:32

dying girl, right there. That's

34:34

there. Looking for Alaska. Unbelievable.

34:37

Yep, it's all there. So wait,

34:39

so if somebody from, if somebody

34:41

from Huntington Beach. white, royal blue.

34:43

If somebody from Huntington Beach in

34:45

the area, I'm gonna ask you

34:47

two questions. Okay. Either you

34:49

live in Huntington Beach, what can you do

34:51

about it? Number two, you are

34:53

the mayor of Huntington Beach or

34:56

you're on the city council. And now

34:58

they just heard this podcast. What

35:00

can they do about it? Under

35:02

Pico again, it

35:04

has to be done. constitutionally

35:06

because the U .S. Supreme Court has weighed in

35:09

on this and there are First Amendment issues. And

35:11

so you have to do it

35:14

carefully. So they can challenge the book.

35:16

Every school district has a policy

35:18

and they usually call it reconsideration. And

35:20

our website, we explain all of

35:22

this, takebacktheclassroom.com. You have to check

35:24

what they call challenge the book. So

35:26

we've written a challenge that will work for

35:29

every book and I'm happy to help. So

35:31

there could be a group that

35:33

gets together, either parents, concerned citizens,

35:35

or public officials who say, we

35:38

have reviewed our public

35:40

school libraries in our city.

35:43

And we are challenging these books. What

35:46

is the, I'm sorry to know the term

35:48

of this. Is there a person that is

35:50

in an elected position that is over the

35:52

libraries of a city? The

35:54

libraries of a city are different than the

35:56

libraries of a school. And

35:59

I'm talking about the books in the school.

36:01

They actually have addressed it in Huntington Beach at

36:03

the libraries and they're actually, I think, fighting it

36:05

out in court in their county libraries. Is

36:07

there like a chief of the librarians? Well,

36:10

yes, but in the schools, your

36:12

librarian at that high school picks these.

36:14

That's the sovereign. Yeah. That's the

36:16

one. Yeah. And last night on this

36:19

podcast, the ALA was trying to

36:21

tell that school district that whatever she

36:23

says go. And I was like,

36:25

no, I'm not an attorney, but I

36:27

play one at work. And Pico

36:29

is really, really clear that you can

36:31

challenge them. So any place. can

36:34

challenge them, and it's a written process.

36:36

They have a form. We recommend

36:38

some states make you fill out the

36:40

form, so fill it out, but

36:42

by no means stop there. Send the

36:44

letter that we create that's the

36:47

legal letter, and send the handout that

36:49

we create with all the pervasively

36:51

vulgar excerpts. when you challenge

36:53

the book. And that's what someone can

36:55

do. They can go book. That's why

36:57

they need to go to your website.

36:59

Absolutely. And I will say, since our

37:01

podcast in Chino Unified, I worked

37:03

with a group of parents and

37:05

we challenged 27 books and got them

37:08

removed. Folks, listen, wait, here's

37:10

what she's saying. Two years ago

37:12

or so, we did a podcast together

37:14

right here. And she

37:16

had such an overwhelming

37:18

response by caring citizens and

37:21

parents that in one

37:23

example is the Chino Valley

37:25

Unified School District. People

37:28

cared enough and

37:30

are telling us that

37:32

the parents made, my

37:35

mom was from Hawaii. She said,

37:37

don't give people the stink eye

37:39

or somebody write the stink eye.

37:41

You guys made a stink enough.

37:44

to where these books were removed? Absolutely.

37:47

And it just took going through

37:49

the process. And again,

37:51

it was just citizens that filled out

37:53

the form that they were supposed to fill

37:55

out, challenged it. Yes, they might come

37:57

back on one or two and say, oh,

37:59

but we think it has literary value.

38:01

OK, well, then you're going to have to

38:03

make that case before the school board

38:06

and the whole public, why you think that

38:08

has literary value. And the board, our

38:10

elected officials, are going to decide if it's

38:12

porn or not. How are these purchased?

38:14

How does the librarian buy it by the

38:16

book? A lot of people think that

38:18

this the smut is donated. And there are

38:20

some, but really glistened. The local pervert

38:22

society? Yeah, yeah, or

38:24

freedom from religion or, you know, you know, our favorite

38:26

religion. Yeah, I had to throw that out there. Here

38:28

we are. They love us. Yeah. After we

38:30

got the policy passed, the first thing they did was

38:32

file a challenge to get the Bible removed from the

38:34

library. Isn't that great? Well, well, if

38:36

we can't have our born, you can't

38:39

have your Bible. But they didn't follow the

38:41

policy. And so plus they didn't know

38:43

where or if it was anywhere. And they

38:45

didn't call me. I know what schools

38:47

have, what books are in what school. So

38:50

anyway, I just had to throw that out there and

38:52

have fun with them because they're so obsessed with your school

38:54

district. So yeah, and

38:56

so there's a little bit of a

38:58

pushback, but. Ultimately, all of this, depending

39:00

on where you live, it will eventually go

39:02

to the board if the administration wants to

39:04

keep it. And that's where it should be.

39:06

Bring it out in the public. We went

39:08

and we read this Put the light on

39:10

it. Yeah. And if the school board wants

39:12

to keep it, then keep it. And I

39:14

will tell you that I was just up

39:17

in Oregon where... they took

39:19

over. It's like the most conservative place

39:21

now in all of Oregon and they

39:23

flip city council. Can I ask you

39:25

where that is? Yeah, it was Grant's

39:27

Pass. Oh my gosh. And they all

39:29

are big Pastor Jack fans and had

39:31

seen our podcast. So they had me

39:34

come up to speak to them. Karen,

39:36

that's wonderful. I'll be back, because

39:38

that was the one I was watching last night. They

39:40

flipped one school board. They're about to flip the other

39:42

one in May. And they brought the

39:44

books to the superintendent. And so

39:46

the superintendent brought in the American

39:48

Library Association to set everybody straight on

39:50

First Amendment. So after this

39:52

today, I will be working on

39:54

countering that, because they have a

39:56

lot of books up there. And

39:59

we're going to flip that school

40:01

board and then get these books

40:03

removed out of there. Talking

40:05

about those are both blue

40:08

states and Huntington Beach is still

40:10

California. So people think oh

40:12

California, Texas, Florida, Tennessee. We

40:15

have laws in Tennessee. My school

40:17

district's one of our worst and

40:19

we have laws that help

40:21

you supposedly remove these books and help

40:23

parents. My school district has some of

40:25

the worst books, and it's because it

40:28

still takes. The school district isn't gonna

40:30

do it. Just like what we're seeing

40:32

with the Department of Education, everyone's pushing

40:34

back with Trump's executive orders. Local

40:36

school districts are just saying, make me.

40:39

That's basically what, yeah, they're saying make

40:41

me. Well, I'm here to

40:43

help. Make it done. So at that

40:45

local level, we still need to

40:47

file these challenges and still need to

40:49

take it to the school board

40:51

and expose this is in your school.

40:53

And I have to tell you,

40:55

these books are, again, Huntington Beach was

40:57

like, ooh, it's so wonderful and

40:59

conservative. Huntington Beach has got

41:01

terrible, all the books I've been talking

41:03

about. Huntington Beach, finish the job. Keep

41:05

going, you're doing great, but follow through

41:07

on your swing. And I just saw

41:09

Pastor Joe, so I'm, yeah, and they,

41:11

they're very active there. Wonderful, wonderful man

41:13

of God. Yeah. So I'm getting him

41:15

some, some information because a lot of these books

41:17

here, here's something funny. Not funny,

41:19

but I was in Allen, Texas a month

41:21

or so ago and I work with a

41:24

woman there. Everything's perfect in Texas, right? I

41:26

mean, it's so conservative. None of this, none

41:28

of this would be in Texas. Well, it

41:30

was funny because I go to school board

41:32

meetings all the time and we did the

41:34

pledge and I went to sit down and

41:36

there was like a... a ruckus, and it's

41:38

because after you say the pledge, you turn

41:40

and you say the pledge to the Texas

41:42

flag. And I just said, oh, I should

41:44

have known. We're in Texas. Yeah,

41:47

we have to say the pledge. And

41:49

so this is very strategic. I love

41:51

this lady. She's older than I

41:53

am. She's somebody I've met in the

41:55

movement. But she gave me

41:57

this great idea. She has the list of

41:59

all the books that aren't allowed in

42:02

prison because they're considered pornographic. And

42:04

what do you think are on all those

42:06

lists? So we'll

42:08

be getting that and putting that on

42:10

our website. And so she literally will

42:12

get up and read a book that

42:14

is two pornographic for a prisoner, but

42:16

you've gotten your school district. Oh my

42:18

gosh. Oh my gosh, people. And that's

42:20

just an activist who saw this stuff

42:22

and said, you know, the Lord has

42:24

called me to do this. I'm retired.

42:26

So I'm going to go protect the

42:28

hearts and minds of our kids. We've

42:30

had a lot of podcasts and probably

42:32

none more practical than this one. Well,

42:34

and that's what I want to do.

42:36

I want to stop the sexualization. It's

42:38

not enough for me to read this

42:41

here and for you to know it.

42:43

If we don't get these removed, it

42:45

does no good. Let me play bad

42:47

guy. Uh huh. So

42:49

folks, listen up. This is

42:51

a theory now. Okay. So

42:53

I'm a student at,

42:55

you know, goofball high school

42:58

or no, take that

43:00

back. Elementary school or middle

43:02

school, junior high.

43:05

And I get this

43:07

from, thank you very much. I

43:09

get this from the library that you

43:11

paid this book to be put in. And

43:14

I'm like

43:16

14 or 15.

43:20

And on

43:22

one Friday

43:24

after school, girls

43:27

had cooties from K to...

43:29

Friday. Yes. Yeah, and then I

43:31

went back to school on

43:33

Monday and They looked different. They

43:35

smelled different. Everything was different

43:37

because I had this explosion take

43:39

place in my life and

43:41

I read the book. Thank you

43:43

very much from the public

43:45

library and in front of from

43:48

the school library and so

43:50

I'm reading this and then I'm

43:52

reading some of these things

43:54

that you said a moment ago

43:56

and now I'm thinking about

43:58

it because it's in my head

44:00

and I Just

44:02

can't control myself. And so

44:04

either after school out by

44:06

the football field or in

44:09

the bathroom this encounter happens

44:11

and I'm in trouble Why

44:13

am I in trouble? No,

44:15

that is exactly and I

44:17

think the viewers and listeners are

44:19

gonna gonna realize How much

44:22

have we seen sexual assault in

44:24

schools? Just go on the

44:26

rise off the charts and young

44:28

female teachers molesting

44:30

students. This, it's in the

44:32

paper all the time. There's people who

44:34

have lost political office, who

44:36

were politicians, young

44:38

females, who were

44:40

with high school boys. And

44:42

this is happening nationally, folks.

44:46

And it's all part of

44:48

this total sexualization. Like

44:50

I said, my deep dive

44:53

When I have to do a couple

44:55

of these at a time like

44:58

when you do Huntington Beach and

45:00

you see what it's like book after

45:02

book after book after It's like

45:04

they're all there. I wonder what books

45:06

are in there that aren't all

45:08

about having sex and not in some

45:10

biblical way, but in just especially

45:13

this author in just Awful,

45:16

graphic rape. Oh,

45:18

lots of incest. The family's bad. The family

45:21

and father figures are not good in any

45:23

of these books. No, of course not. It's

45:26

just terrible. And I

45:28

would like to read from

45:31

this because just like

45:33

the Sarah J. Moss books,

45:35

there is not a

45:37

school district in the country

45:39

that does not have...

45:41

by Ellen Hopkins or an

45:43

airport us. Yes, this

45:45

is a very, very big

45:47

book. So this is

45:49

a book. Well, I'm

45:51

going to read something. It makes me sick

45:53

to my stomach when I read it. I don't

45:55

ever, when I go to school board meeting,

45:57

ever have somebody else read it. So if there's

45:59

little ears, maybe they can run away. they

46:01

should leave. And I'll tell a funny story. I

46:04

went to Reno, not funny, anyway, went to

46:06

Reno, Nevada, and the gentleman in front of me

46:08

read from American Psycho. They shut the meeting

46:10

down because it was so vulgar, et cetera. And

46:13

they've got a policy against not

46:15

saying vulgar words. But I knew

46:17

this book. because I know that

46:19

school district, they wouldn't know

46:21

what to do with my reading of it because

46:23

it didn't have one word. And so

46:25

I'm going to read this. I closed my

46:27

eyes tight and made myself no more than

46:29

a shadow. Something about him was different. She's

46:32

referencing her dad. I didn't want that something

46:34

to find me. I cracked my eyes just

46:36

to slit as he sat on Kaylee's bed,

46:38

pulled her into his lap. He smelled of

46:40

brute and wild turkey. I

46:42

love you so much, my little flower. Daddy needs

46:44

something from my girl, my sweet rose. Will you

46:46

give it to me? I wanted to

46:48

be his little flower, would have given

46:50

daddy anything. Why did he want Kaley? She

46:53

laid her feet on his chest. What? I

46:56

want you to see something, something that proves

46:58

how much I love you. This is only

47:00

for you, Kaley. He lifted her

47:02

gently, sat her down on the bed beside him,

47:04

and he opened the snaps of the fly

47:06

on his flannel pajamas. It

47:09

continues and I'm gonna stop because

47:11

even right now that makes me sick

47:13

to my stomach You give this

47:16

to some 14 year old kid that

47:18

has come from sexual trauma and

47:20

25 % of our girls have and

47:22

you just opened up a wound That

47:24

this never needs to be opened

47:26

up and this is just one of

47:28

the two I mean this is

47:31

and then there's another one watching right

47:33

now who in life

47:35

had an experience like

47:37

this and their PTSD, isn't

47:39

it? Listen to this. You should become

47:42

the greatest warrior like Karen is fighting.

47:44

When you realized just the moment ago

47:46

she was reading, you got angry. Okay.

47:49

Personally, I

47:51

know a lot of

47:54

police officers who deal with

47:56

rescuing kids from this

47:58

world and I have told

48:00

them, you are way

48:02

better man than I am.

48:05

Because if I rolled up

48:07

on a situation like you

48:10

do, I would

48:12

think that strangling that

48:14

guy to death would be

48:16

the justice of God. And

48:19

these men and these women

48:21

who have to deal with the

48:23

PTSD mayhem of this trash, live

48:26

in these trenches, these special

48:28

victim units that have to deal

48:30

with this stuff, Listen,

48:34

people who do this kind

48:36

of stuff to children, to

48:39

people, they need to be put

48:41

out of society. And

48:43

here we are nurturing it. We're

48:46

creating it. This author is in every single school

48:49

district and the whole series is there. And

48:51

you asked about how they get purchased. It's

48:54

interesting all of mine are off

48:56

mostly Amazon But I found out

48:59

recently when library books are purchased

49:01

they cost even more So I

49:03

did a public record because it's

49:05

taxpayer dollars. That's why that is

49:07

some of it But they they

49:09

do a different binding on it

49:11

because it's gonna be used so

49:13

much and so it's interesting like

49:15

there was a book up in

49:17

Elk Grove, California and we did

49:19

a there was a

49:21

Freedom of Information Act on the invoice

49:24

for it and it was like $23 .95

49:26

and I bought it for $12 .95

49:28

off Amazon. So we're paying

49:30

for all of this stuff

49:32

in our schools and it

49:34

again this makes me and

49:36

it went on and it

49:38

makes me sick to my

49:41

stomach and I can't imagine

49:44

Is somebody out there that's now either feeling

49:46

shame or a repressed meme? I mean, there's

49:48

just all so much that goes on with

49:50

that. And the thing in the story, and

49:52

I mean, I don't think I really even

49:54

finished a whole book in high school. I

49:56

wouldn't, I don't know what I was doing,

49:58

but I wasn't reading. If

50:02

you were to stop in this,

50:04

this also talks about, if you come

50:06

from any sexual trauma background, there's

50:08

a component where you want to be loved.

50:10

And so the other twin, the identical twin

50:12

sister is wondering why her dad doesn't love

50:14

her the same way. So

50:16

she's looking at it like

50:18

that and you're reading this

50:20

story. And I mean, it

50:22

just has totally traumatized. I'm

50:24

gonna say something that people

50:26

hate when I say this. but

50:29

they can't prove me wrong

50:31

and it's not that I'm

50:33

right or it's not that

50:36

I'm you know discovered this

50:38

in in some sort of

50:40

a you know dream or

50:42

something and it's this honest

50:44

psychologist honest therapist honest counselors

50:46

will tell you that those

50:48

who have a struggle with

50:51

gender identification

50:53

of themselves. In other words, they'll

50:55

say things like, I'm a man or

50:57

a female, locked in a female or

50:59

in a man's body. They're

51:02

not saying that just to be

51:04

silly or to create news. They're

51:06

actually really messed up. They're

51:09

hurting. They're hurting and they're

51:11

broken people because somebody broke them.

51:14

And the researchers have

51:16

found two common

51:18

denominators. It's interesting. that

51:21

people who are

51:23

suffering through the LBGTQ

51:26

gender whole dynamic

51:28

thing, it's in the

51:30

90 percentiles above. They

51:32

were, watch this, it's amazing. They

51:35

were either A, sexually molested as

51:37

a young person, which

51:40

chemically the mind and

51:42

the soul goes through

51:44

a reaction that then

51:46

produces confusion. because

51:49

they experienced something that they weren't

51:51

supposed to experience until later in

51:53

life. B, nobody

51:56

ever touched them. They

51:58

were exposed to pornography and

52:00

it had the same effect.

52:02

Don't tell me that we're

52:04

not fearfully and wonderfully made.

52:08

We are, but we're fallen

52:10

in our nature. Little

52:12

kids need to be protected. And

52:15

number one, parents, it ultimately lies

52:17

with you. you are called by God

52:19

to protect your child, okay?

52:22

And you cannot in this nation

52:24

assume that when you drop

52:26

your kid off at school that

52:28

they have the best interest

52:31

of your child in mind. That's

52:33

gone. There may be

52:35

a teacher or two that that's true, but

52:37

the system, this table

52:39

represents the system that is

52:42

bent on a satanic

52:44

molestation of your child's mind

52:46

and heart. And so

52:48

we have got to get engaged. And you

52:50

must right now, you must, because of this

52:52

podcast, you have to get engaged because, listen,

52:55

as I said, when you as

52:57

a believer, I'm just talking to the Christian, the

53:00

believer has to act against

53:02

this if we're going to be

53:04

obedient to Jesus. We

53:06

are supposed to punish disobedience.

53:08

Who's going to punish disobedience?

53:11

You expect the atheists to do this? It's

53:14

up to the believer to do this. You

53:16

need to speak up. Karen, we're at a

53:18

time closing, closing push to the end across

53:20

the finish line. What do you need to

53:23

say that has got to be said? I

53:25

think this is the year and this is

53:27

the time after this election where people are

53:29

going to be bold and courageous. And

53:31

I want to encourage you

53:33

to be that person that

53:35

stops. these people

53:37

from raping the hearts and

53:40

minds of our kids. Someone has

53:42

got to protect our kids.

53:44

And I'm committed to it. I'll

53:46

do anything I can to

53:48

help at takebacktheclassroom.com. Like I

53:50

said, I travel with my porn,

53:52

TSA goes through it every so often.

53:54

I want to help. This is

53:56

deeper and wider than I ever thought.

53:58

And their minds cannot get unraped

54:00

once they've been raped. And I want

54:02

to protect them before that happens.

54:04

That's right. You are a national

54:06

treasure. You are a hero. I know

54:08

a lot of people. I don't know anybody

54:10

like you. I don't know anybody fighting

54:12

like you do. It's awesome. Thank

54:14

you. And you know what? Can we

54:17

pray right now? Cause don't you feel

54:19

a little dirty? I feel like we've

54:21

touched something, right?

54:23

I'm grieved in my heart. Father,

54:25

we pray right now. And I

54:28

just asked you Lord to just

54:30

cover Karen. I can't imagine what's

54:32

in her heart and her mind, the

54:34

junk she does for us to

54:36

research this. Stuff that is so

54:38

offensive to your heart and Jesus

54:40

you said that in the day

54:42

of judgment It will be better for

54:44

a person to have never been

54:46

born than for those who have

54:48

hurt or injured a little one

54:50

Father we pray right now that

54:52

you'd wash our hearts and our minds

54:55

from what we've heard today and

54:57

Convert it into action Father we

54:59

appreciate what we have been awakened

55:01

to but may we not forget

55:03

May we take action to save our

55:05

little ones. Lord, send

55:07

revival to the church and send

55:09

awakening to the lost. And

55:12

Lord, may people

55:14

do something about

55:16

this cancer. Please,

55:19

Lord, bless, take back

55:21

the classroom.com and all the

55:23

amazing work that they've

55:25

done. And may people support

55:27

Karen's work, get behind

55:29

her and help her And

55:31

Father, we thank you, God, and

55:34

we pray for the salvation and

55:36

for the healing of abused children.

55:39

In Jesus' name, amen. Amen.

55:41

Karen, thank you so much. Thank

55:43

you, Pastor Jack. Over the top, awesome.

55:45

You guys, stay tuned for more and

55:47

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55:49

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55:52

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55:54

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55:56

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55:58

we in. It's time for us

56:01

to live a real life. and

56:03

this is part of it right

56:05

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56:07

always sunny days and beautiful moments. This

56:09

is this is the battle zone. This

56:11

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56:13

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56:15

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56:17

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