I couldn't give a monkey's pox about vindication at the point (I know I have done the due diligence work), but I do want to see the kids taken out of the path of the jabs and indoctrination (especially my own!). That's the bit that really grinds: they are being fed poor moral values by other adults, taught to conform to wickedness, and put at physical and spiritual risk. Having to watch and being powerless to stop it is really painful.

Quite so. Absolutely everything you said and I’d add my enormous gripe; Do you remember when you were very young how wonderful it felt to just be alive? The tiniest thing was exciting. Like riding in the back seat of your parents’ car, or choosing an ice cream. Then came school, where all our ‘magic’ was stolen. We were made to leave the beauty of the present moment, which we experienced naturally and get stuck in the mind due to all the repetition that we had to do in order to learn in [their] system. Wish we were all red pilled and united so we can come down on them in one full sweep.

Do I think my generation was chosen for this moment? Yes, yes I do. We were latch key kids. We had to figure out how to do things ourselves. We learned whom to trust. We were introduced to computers in school. We were first with Atari games. We are great at handling new information, new devices. MTV. We were taught to be patriotic during the Reagan era. We said the Pledge every day, visited graves on Memorial Day with our parents. Fourth of July parades with veterans on floats. We learned you have to work and show up every day - no matter if you were a homemaker/mother, an executive, a janitor or a student. We were taught to love God and went to church and Bible school. Summers were endless and were able to be outside each day riding bikes all over town until evening. We picked up hall bales and were paid 3 cents per. We were bullied and bullied someone else. We figured it out - how it feels on both sides. We were allowed to play outside in the rain and mud. Campout.