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Alex Newman Warns of Globalist Indoctrination and Attack on American Values

According to Newman, UNESCO’s roots trace back to Julian Huxley, its first leader, who was a strong advocate of eugenics and humanism, ideologies that reject the existence of God and the rights of individuals.

Newman argues that UNESCO has been infiltrated by communists and socialists aiming to reshape society based on Marxist ideals. He provides examples, such as former UNESCO head Irina Bokova, who had ties to the Bulgarian Communist Party, as proof of its connections to repressive regimes. In his view, UNESCO’s ultimate goal is to establish a one-world government that would control education, resource use, and even land policies, particularly through programs like the World Heritage initiative.

A major concern for Newman is UNESCO’s push for "sustainable development," which he sees as a cover for wealth redistribution and greater government control. He argues that these policies interfere with national sovereignty and the rights of individuals, particularly through efforts to influence land use policies.

Perhaps most troubling for Newman is UNESCO’s influence in education. He believes the organization is working to indoctrinate children with a globalist and anti-Christian ideology, promoting ideas like gender identity and controversial sexual education starting at a very young age. Newman sees this as a direct attack on family values and the innocence of childhood.

Overall, Newman paints UNESCO as a serious threat to American sovereignty, traditional values, and personal freedoms, urging his audience to stay informed and fight against the influence of this globalist agenda in their communities.

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