Propaganda disguised as education

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In this week's episode, we'll be talking about some disturbing sexual education material that has caused a lot of uproar in both the Netherlands and Sweden. Are the lines of what is PG blurring and should children under the age of four learn about masturbation as they have their right to explore gender identities according to the World Health Organization? I'm not so sure. More on that later, first, Sweden has been startled by the murder of five women in the last three weeks. What happened? And what was the response from Swedish politicians? Well, let's talk about it. With me today in the studio, I have my colleague, Emmy, with whom I'll be discussing all of these topics. But first, let's go into the kind of scandal that we have seen around Sweden and actually also in the Netherlands. Tell me what happened here in Sweden. What did Rix actually uncover? Yes, so Rix uncovered that there was very inappropriate sexual material that was made available at a library in Sweden. And this was made available for very young children. I mean, there's pictures, very inappropriate pictures that I'm sure we'll see here soon. Okay, well, let's take a look at them. I've already seen them, but I think for our viewers at home, yeah, I'm sorry. You have to see this because this is what apparently 12-year-olds are seeing, right? Yeah. Because Rix came to this information because it's 12-year-old boy apparently had seen this and was so sort of disturbed by that he told his father about it. Exactly. So otherwise, we would even not have known that our kids are viewing this type of... Yeah, and as you guys saw, these images are just really inappropriate. They're honestly just gross. I mean, I would even go as far as calling it that. I mean, it's one thing that adults want to do this type of thing, but I don't think it's appropriate to make it available for children, obviously. No, clearly. I mean, the images look scary. It's like the stuff of nightmares. Absolutely. And I think, I mean, obviously, I wouldn't... As a child, I wouldn't want to see this. As an adult, I don't even want to see this. Exactly. But what is it written next to these horrible graphic images? Like, what are they saying? Yeah, so they were actually saying that anal sex is a gender-neutral form of sex. And also, they were explaining how to do so-called fisting. So we can just imagine how inappropriate this is for young children to see. Fisting in a school library, too. It's horrifying, it really is. And this is a story of, of course, a storm on social media. And I'm not surprised. I mean, people were very upset about this. But who created these folders or these pramsets? Like, who made the... Yeah, I mean, these are three associations. There's RFSL. There's RFSU. And then the youth branch of RFSU, who made these materials available. And these are associations that they teach the public about sexual health. And one of these associations also focuses on LGBTQ rights and so on. Okay. And from what I've gathered, these are associations that are actually funded by taxpayer. Right. So we have to pay for this type of propaganda that's coming out to our children, unfortunately. Right. So this is state-funded taxpayers money that's going into these types of horrific images to basically indoctrinate our children that this is normal. That's how I would describe it, too. Absolutely. Right. Okay. Well, sadly enough, not just Sweden has had an issue with this. In the last week in Holland, we've seen a very similar type of scandal play out. Let me just show you a little bit of what's been going on there. Watch. Yeah. Yeah. So I just showed only a short clip. This is basically the introduction that these videos all have. And these are videos that are made actually for a channel called school TV. If that I mean, yeah. Right. So so inappropriate. Yeah. This is a school television and they make all sorts of content like for educational purposes. So they also make apparently sex educational material. And what age is this directed to? Well, that was the sort of the center of the uproar. It was that this video, this particular video that we've just shown the intro of, is called, yes, there we go, all go anal. So it's like basically inviting people to go and have anal sex. And the age that was listed for it was actually, it was catered towards 13 to 15 year olds. Yeah. And I'm, I mean, I'm really surprised to hear that these things are also happening in Holland. They're happening in Sweden. And I just think that, you know, it's basically government propaganda. That's all it is. Yeah, because this is also paid for it by the state. So these, this is again, state TV taxpayers money going into literally like educating our children on, well, all go anal. Another video was called swallow bitch, the tight little hole. Love your little cunt. Yeah, I don't know if I can say that on here, but I just apparently, you know, if this is good enough for our children, then I should be able to say it on YouTube, I guess. Exactly. And I think that I think something that conservative is always talk about is, of course, family. We talk about marriage a lot and we talk about, you know, what's best for our children and so on. But you can see that when the left controls things and when the left gets a hold of our institutions, this is what happens. I mean, it turns into these crazy things that are completely inappropriate for children. And that's why I think you and I both agree that this is a form of propaganda. I mean, it is. Right. Because I mean, this is not anymore about sexual education. I mean, come on, we obviously aren't against that. Right. It's very important that kids, well, from a certain age, at least, know what sex is and what type of consequences it has. Because we obviously don't want young teenagers to fall pregnant or to, you know, attract all these STIs or STDs, what's the word? You know, like we, those types of things, we obviously need to teach our kids about. Yeah, like safe sex is completely appropriate. Right. But I know if anal fencing is one of the topics that we need to discuss with, well, 12-year-olds. Exactly. So maybe not, right? Mhm.