my kids started talking about illuminati

So interesting observation, I have been a GLP watcher for a long time now, hell probably 15+ years. In that time, I have gone from collegian hippie with long hair to executive businessman. Ive bought and sold houses, gotten married & had kids.

I have always kept my consistent trolling of the site as a hobby and honestly a first source for breaking news. Often beating Drudge to the headlines, thanks to the many of you out there. I have never shown the site to my spouse or friends out of pure mitigation of culpability. I also try to keep my digital profile as low key as possible.

My kids are growing now and one is in middle school, recently I cannot remember when, but within the last week or two my eldest started talking about the Illuminati out of the blue. Then my youngest still in elementary came in today and asked for a dollar to show me the pyramid on the back and started talking about how he and his friends were talking about the Illuminati. I must admit, I was taken back. I didnt start reading this kind of info until high school, initially another forum to not be mentioned before I found GLP. I know school children transfer social information like lice. If you ask a 6th grader what they want in any state is will probably be new tennis shoes or BT headphones, but this struck me as very odd.

Have any of you heard your early to mid school aged children recently talking about Illuminati or GLPesque topics?

Just wondering where the info is seeding from, since they have never spoken about it with one another, but it seems to be the Hot subject in the early grades.


Thanks best to you all,

bANDIT 



PARAGRAPHS

Oh yeah, I NEVER thought of that...



She just says her and her friends talk about it. Other 3rd graders. They heard it from somewhere first, but they're not saying who.

It's going to start happening more and more


They are trying to speed up the programming

Fluoride in toothpaste is one of the keys to their programming.

This toxic sedative numbs the brain just enough to make their programming stick and causes cognitive dissonance.

Switch to Fluoride-free toothpaste and after a month you will feel the fog lifting from your mind.

It's pop-culture nowadays. Musicians with all seeing eye symbology etc. It's a common meme, it's well known. The kids don't actually know anything truly factual about it. They don't know the media is used to manipulate, mk ultra, elite bankers etc. They just know it as a meme.

It's a good thing, but make sure you explain to him that there is a lot of bogus info out there on these topics.

At least your kids aren't in deep sleep like most people in general

Are you parents that fucking retarded???

Your kids from cartoons to videogame to musicvideos and movies are bombed continuosly about illuminati crap, satanism, transhumanism and violence.

It became so much normal that I'm sure nobody of you ever had a chat with your son about music start flashing masonic symbols.


And all this without ever framing the subjects as negative but cool.

and have they ever mentioned vaccines , chemtrails & suchlike ?
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My daughter has actually asked me about chemtrails before. She didn't really know anything about them, just that it wasn't normal for all those lines to be in the sky.

My son is in 4th a d talks about it too. If you ever watch YouTube videos of gamers like PopularMMOS, they mention it. I watch it with them FWIW, to monitor content, pretty harmless.

He heard it and googled and knows it's something that's not right, and sees the symbols on money and other places too.

I watch those videos, not the one you mentioned, but other gaming videos on there with them, but have never noticed it. I'll have to pay closer attention and see if that's where it is coming from.

no surprise. it's a household term now.
i've also heard children talking about it.
mostly mockingly.
trigger word to associate crazy.

I hear about it all the time in online game general chat etc. It's like the cool thing now to be in the know. Very few of the younger generation call it a conspiracy theory.