Brett Pike

Founder of the Classical Learner Homeschool Company & creator of the Homeschools Connected curriculum | Author of the Cubs to Bears children's book series 🐻

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In order to understand "The Great Reset" the next generation has to understand The Federal Reserve System and the history of banking:

-The secret meeting on Jekyll Island.
-Fiat Currency
-Fractional Reserve Banking
-Loans
-Interest
-Debt

#EndTheFed

https://t.co/UxNDtqrp2J

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Look how patriotic Americans were one month after September 11, 2001.

Listen to that standing ovation.

It’s crazy to see how much the country has changed, but it didn’t happen by accident. They wanted to use us for war while dividing the country.

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@TrungTPhan There was a folded up card under my watch and I have no idea how it got there.

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Does she like you or does she want your business secrets?

Stay strong Elon.

[Freedomain - with Stefan Molyneux, MA @StefanMolyneux]

Feminists made White women so unappealing that all trade secrets now go to China

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@ArdelonE They only give me three minutes.

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In 2008 the affordable healthcare act was sold as affordable health insurance for everyone, when they knew all along it was one of the largest re-distributions of wealth in American history. Middle class families now require what is essentially a second mortgage to obtain what is subpar health insurance in order to pay for the healthcare of other people - many of whom are both illegal and legal immigrants from other countries. That’s what socialism really does. It destroys the middle class and upward mobility, and create revenue streams for the government and industry such as big Pharma. The government then takes that revenue, gives government contracts to massive corporations, and the politicians receive kickbacks.

If that doesn’t infuriate you, I don’t know what will.

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When a woman in China becomes pregnant her entire family moves in with her. They cook, clean, and make sure that she spends the first year of that baby’s life resting and bonding. The irony is that we used to have the same thing in the west. Mothers would give birth and the grandmothers would be there to help, with her sisters, at the house, and all of the other mothers and wives on the block would hang out together all day, and raise their kids together as the kids played and entertained one another.

Feminism took that from women. It took away the support and social networks that had always existed, and replaced it with corporate jobs and daycare.

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@sito_FranChico Norman Dodd.

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There was a time in America in which entire families lived near each other, and when a woman became pregnant, her mother, her spouse’s mother, her sisters, and her friends would help her and would raise the kids together. This is where “it takes a village” comes from. This made being home with the children very enjoyable to Mom, because it was social, fun, and rewarding. Modern woman feel isolated at home, if they are lucky enough to be home. They feel like they lose themselves without the socialization that had always been present in previous generations

Society then expects men to fill the “community of women” role that used to be handled by female family, but they can’t because they are working full-time jobs, so they get demonized for not working and being home at the same time.

Feminism has destroyed the family unit, destroyed motherhood, destroyed the divinely beautiful balance between men and women, and has utterly annihilated the fabric of society. It has been more destructive than a nuclear bomb could ever be.

[GorgeousDreamer @DrianneBelleza]

You’ll NEVER see a pregnant Chinese woman 🇨🇳

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@goodbreffis I agree, it’s time to apply for a job at Burger King.

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Capitalism allowed American families to experience the fastest growing and largest middle class in the history of humanity. Fathers were able to work a single job, nothing special, even as janitor, and a wife would be able to stay home and comfortably raise four children. That prosperity was eroded when the country was turned into an economic zone. The protective tariffs that safeguarded American manufacturing were lifted, and replaced with free trade economics. Free trade is and always was a race to the bottom because jobs will always be outsourced to whichever country is willing to provide slave labor. Dumb people say, “well didn’t Trump just try that,” but he did not. He used tariffs to gain leverage over other countries as part of different negotiations, instead of using them, along with subsidies, to spark domestic re-industrialization. In order to replace the revenue provided by tariffs, the 16th amendment was passed, and income tax was implemented. There was no federal income tax for the first 137 years America was a country. They created the federal reserve bank, then fiat currency and fractional reserve banking, and abandoned the gold standard in 1971. “Thank capitalism” is something said by people who don’t understand economics, who want to embrace a socialist ideology that is ironically pushed by the oligarchs, because it creates a stagnant middle class, stifles competition, and above all breeds dependency.

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@CyborgBear33 Glad to hear you’re doing it.

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@BraedenSorbo Half of them probably have college degrees.

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@Slootslapper @Gammonish Parents issue graduation degrees to Homeschoolers. Transcript is more important. Shoot an email to [email protected] - we will help you with everything.

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What is the result of generations of white males being excluded from book publishing, movie production, and the creation of popular culture?

How many modern CS Lewis’s and JR Tolkiens remain undiscovered?

A recent investigation into the New Yorker claims that the magazine has not published a single piece of literary fiction written by a white male born after 1984.

AI says there have been 3 authors. Either way, it’s not enough.

This is why teaching our children to build parallel systems is so important. I am a four-time number one best selling author and quickly found out the system wanted nothing to do with me, so I started my own publishing house, I started my own homeschool company, and it is very important we teach our children how to do the same, how to build things that they control.

[Wealth Squad Chris @Chrissssjohnson]

You see what social media is doing to adults imagine what it’s doing to children’s minds

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@Gammonish Thank you, that’s a major compliment.

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If someone attempts to concern bully you out of homeschooling, give them the opportunity to assist with the teaching, and if they decline, they really can’t say they’re that concerned.

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Back to the basics.

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People always say "we ain't voting our way out of this," and they couldn't be more right.

We have to build our way out of this.

Infrustructure creates power. A person who grows his own food doesn't need the grocery store. A person who knows their local farmer doesn't need lab grown beef and neither has to "eat the bugs." If you own your own business you don't have to "put on your mask," and neither do your employees.

A few years ago I started a Homeschool company. I now employ over 20 people - good people - who are less dependent on the beast system and help me to educate children in a healthy and efficient way. I started writing children's books, became a best selling author, started my own publishing house so that I would not have to rely on Amazon. 100,000's of families have used those books to teach their children how to be successful in life. I built a homeschool record keeping app to help families document what they do. I homestead, grow my own food (as much as I can), raise my own chickens, and am looking to get goats and Bees. I have even started the process of starting a store on my property. Voting and politics are one venue, and the most difficult to make change in. It shouldn't be ignored, but relying on it is foolish. It is the little things we do everyday, the relationships we form, and the things we build that give us true power.

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@masternaut What do you think guys? Am I real or am I an illuminati lizard?