The scary curriculum being introduced by WHO for your kids

Protect innocence at all cost

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to wake up and smell the conspiracy! The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently announced a new curriculum that they want to introduce into schools. And let me tell you, it’s downright terrifying.

This new curriculum aims to introduce comprehensive sexuality education to children as young as four. FOUR! Can you even imagine what would be included in this kind of education? I shudder to think.

Now, I know there are those of you out there who will argue that it’s important for children to have access to accurate information about sex. But let me ask you this: at what cost? Is it really worth exposing children to such explicit material at such a young age? I would argue that it’s not.

In fact, I would go so far as to say that sex education for children under the age of 13 should be illegal. Yes, you heard me right. ILLEGAL. Children are not emotionally mature enough to handle this kind of information, and exposing them to it can have serious, long-term consequences.

And it’s not just the content of the curriculum that’s concerning. It’s also the fact that parents will have very little say in what their children are being taught. The WHO wants to make comprehensive sexuality education mandatory in schools, which means that parents who object will be completely powerless to stop it.

Make no mistake, ladies and gentlemen. This is not about educating children. This is about indoctrinating them. The goal of this new curriculum is to normalize sexual behavior and desensitize children to it from a very young age.

So what can we do to stop this? First, we need to bring attention to this issue and let our voices be heard. We need to let the WHO know that we will not stand for our children being exposed to this kind of material.

Second, we need to take responsibility for educating our own children about sex. We need to have open and honest conversations with them, and we need to do it in a way that is age-appropriate and respectful.

In conclusion, ladies and gentlemen, we are facing a very serious threat to the well-being of our children. We cannot let this new curriculum be introduced without a fight. We must stand together and protect our children from the harmful effects of comprehensive sexuality education.