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Good morning and happy Sunday! I hope you're having a restful day.

First up, we delve into filmmaker Mikki Willis’s exploration of KGB defector Yuri Bezmenov’s 1984 warnings to the West and his insights on our current political and cultural landscape.

Next, we cover Louisiana’s new legislation imposing surgical castration for convicted pedophiles, part of a national trend toward harsher penalties for such crimes.

Enjoy your Sunday and stay informed!

“We know how to navigate military war, but when it’s a psychological war, when it’s invisible, and it’s happening in such a way that even really wise, intelligent people can’t perceive, that’s the stuff that gets to even the most protected,” Mr. Willis says.

Louisiana’s state Legislature passed a new bill that will approve surgical castration as a punishment option for those who are found guilty of sex crimes against children.

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