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Kathryn Hill's avatar

I just read "Mao's America" by Xi Van Fleet. She is 67 now and lived through the Cultural Revolution in China and was luckily enough to escape it when she was 30, when a woman from Kentucky sponsored her to come to America. It's incredible to hear her compare the similarities between Mao's Cultural Revolution with today's "Wokism" campaign and the transformations we're seeing in our Western Culture. Both are leading us to Communism, the New World Order. Her last words in the Epilogue, the final words of her book are an eery warning: "Dear Reader, this has been my warning."

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sharonmo's avatar

It is amazing still, that all over the globe, we are spending our valuable talents and time, on such things as pronouns, worrying about making a choice between one lie or another, and on playing a guessing game that means we will be "burned at the stake" no matter what answer we give. I remember as a child I had the choice to tell the truth or lie and quickly discovered that it did not matter to my mother which answer I gave. I was going to get a beating regardless of which answer I produced. So I chose to tell the truth no matter what. It was the best decision I ever made, as I never had any regrets and lived my life to the fullest as a someone who could eventually love myself!

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