The Jewish Question ✡️ Or Is It The American Question 🇺🇸

For years, I've been sounding the alarm on the school topic, but my warnings fell on deaf ears. However, the truth is finally beginning to reach the masses. It's striking how many people are unwilling to engage in simple research and critical reading, especially when it comes to questioning the narratives they've been fed.

Over the past decade, numerous events have unfolded right before our eyes, in our own communities, across the country, and even globally. It's time for people to take a step back and reassess how they're allocating their time. Rather than dedicating it to meaningless pursuits, we should be redirecting our attention towards education and empowerment.

By doing so, we can break free from the cycle of ignorance and obedience that's been perpetuated for far too long. It's essential to recognize the value of critical thinking and intellectual curiosity, and to make a conscious effort to seek out knowledge and understanding, rather than simply accepting the status quo.

Even today, many full-grown adults assume that they need to ask for permission to make fundamental choices about their lives, such as refusing medical procedures or injections involving foreign substances. This notion is deeply troubling.

If you believe that you need permission from an authority figure, such as a priest, expert, or politician, to say no to being injected with a foreign substance, then you're essentially implying that individuals, particularly women, should accept the authority of others to dictate their bodily autonomy.

This raises serious concerns about consent and the power dynamics at play. If a woman needs permission from someone in a position of authority to say no to a medical procedure, then she's not truly in control of her own body. Instead, she's subject to the will of others, which undermines the principles of autonomy and self-determination.