During the 1930s the Nazis in Germany convinced people that Jews were evil. The entire world would be a better place without them. The children were told that Jews were “enemies of the state”. German children learned to fear and hate Jews.

Adolf Hitler had millions of Jews murdered in death camps. It is difficult to understand how this was accepted by the people of Germany and why no one spoke up to point out that this was unacceptable in our modern world. The answer is straightforward: indoctrination.

It is important to know how to spot indoctrination. Indoctrination is a process specifically implemented to convince you to agree with them regardless of your beliefs. Indoctrination is when people you expect to be trustworthy try to convince you to agree with them. This would be appropriate if what they told you was truly the best thing for you. Unfortunately, people through this process get what is best for them, not for you. They have an agenda.

People who use indoctrination are incredibly good at hiding the truth and convincing you that their beliefs are popular even though most people disagree with them. They are the first to shame others and label people as racist, liars, evil, criminal, or dishonest.

Learn to spot indoctrination and develop skills to protect yourself and your family. Watch for the messages and misinformation shown to you every day. When you are told what to think or what to agree with you are not given a choice to decide for yourself. If you look closely, you can see it in action.

There are messages around us every day telling us what to think. Messaging from advertisements on TV, computers, videos, news programs. You cannot even trust the schools. If you are different, then you are wrong.

Video technology makes it easy to alter a recording to present a meaning that is contrary to the truth. For example, the video can be altered to show an event that did not happen. Watch closely for the screen to fade to white for a moment. This is where something was deleted.

America started when most of the world’s countries were controlled by elite powerful families. Demagogs told people what to do, how to do it, where to live, what they could talk about and what they could not. If you questioned authority or told somebody you thought somebody was wrong, you would be considered a very shameful person. You would be labeled with one name or another. You would be shunned or punished for having a contrary opinion. In America we have freedom of speech. It would be difficult to be indoctrinated when there are so many opinions that are being shared with us every day. Some people overpower what you hear every day to convince you something else is going on. There are always very cruel leaders that use indoctrination techniques to ruin an entire country by attacking certain groups of people. People that they fear the most. Targeted groups are feared and hated.

The most evil and oppressive indoctrinations are Marxism and Communism. Under these systems, independent thought is dangerous. You cannot think for yourself. You are a terrible person. You do not fit. You must do what you have been told. Indoctrinators often say that what they want is for your own good and protection. They even tell you what kind of people to be fearful of.

One big concern today is indoctrination of our impressionable school children where educators are making children question who they are at the most basic level. They talk to a girl and ask: do you think you are a boy and vice versa. This makes the vulnerable child wonder. The “teacher” then tries to convince this darling little child that maybe you are a “whatever” then proceeds to promote the idea. The school then arranges surgery “gender affirming care” without including the parent in the process.

It has been said that America is a bad place because it is based on slavery. This is a lie. The truth is that America, long before any other country in the world, abolished slavery. People of all races and religions fought a war to stop slavery. America is based on equality!

The problem with indoctrination is that it is everywhere you go on your computer. It is on TV. It is on your radio. You should be able to spot indoctrination in books, commercials, movies, TV shows. Stories depict children trusting an outside person or guide more than their parents. These shows suggest that you reject your family traditions. They are trying to replace parents and guide children away from their parents. This is indoctrination. Be open when you are talking with family members. This is a wonderful country because we incorporate so many cultures. Too many TV shows tell you to be like they are and what they support because if you do not you are not very cool or you are not good enough to be cool. Do you go along with them because you actually believe them, or that you do not want to be unpopular and shunned?

You become indoctrinated when you are persuaded to believe that what you believe is not right. It is not always obvious, it happens gradually, it is there if you pay attention. Social media is the best example. It is all about who is popular. Who do we approve of? The same technique is used by oppressive and dangerous political systems like Marxism and Communism. If you express your opinion on social media, you may be called out by indoctrinators because you are not thinking a certain way. You can lose your friends and bring hate and shame to yourself. Indoctrinators convince you to gang up on others who disagree.

Be aware that what you see or hear may be a malicious lie intended to make you believe something is factual when in reality it is a bald-faced lie.