Fourth graders in Georgia were shown a video of a dog puppet who thinks he is a cat and forced the other animals to affirm his identity.

Just think about how many of the enemy hive would be involved to make a video like this.  Script writers, actors, puppeteers,  cameramen, postproduction workers, distributors and marketers...and that' just a start....

A 4th grade class at a Georgia elementary school was reportedly shown an episode of a children's show in which a dog believed himself to be a cat, and the other playground animals were encouraged to go along with the creature's delusion. Libs of TikTok shared the video to X, saying that it was shown to students.

The group that made the video encourages LGBTQ activism for students, promotes Pride parades and festivals for kids, and has brought their programming to libraries to do live shows for children. The shows were created in 2017 and are apparently still in circulation in schools. That was part of the plan. When they were made, an organizer of the project said that the local Thames Valley District School Board would make use of them.

"Teachers can use them to support the start of a conversation in their classroom and they're a free resource for families," said organizer Paula Jesty. Now, the videos paid for by Canada's Trudeau government to help teachers indoctrinate students into gender ideology and adult sexual lifestyles have made their way down to Georgia.

This extremely bizarre video was shown to 4th graders at Bramlett Elementary School in Georgia. It depicts a dog who thinks he's a cat to promote LGBTQ inclusivity and acceptance.

This is what they're teaching your kids in school. Pure propaganda.

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— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 17, 2024