Michael Hansen returns today to discuss his new documentary Killing Free Speech 2. We also get into mass censorship, violence, and ANTIFA.
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David Galvin brings discusses the current educational climate in America and how it was contaminated by communists. He will relay firsthand accounts of just far gone the public school system is and how homeschool can be used as a viable alternative to the government indoctrination system.
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David Galvin is the owner of Homeschooleasy.com. He is a teacher who was awakened to the Socialist Globalist plans of the New World Order and how the education system has been impacted. David has used his knowledge and expertise to develop a homeschool program to better inform parents and help students.
Michael Hansen is an independent filmmaker, credentialed teacher, and military veteran of both the Danish and U.S. Army.
Michael Hansen’s projects have been featured in international news media outlets such as One America News, The Blaze, and Rebel Media. He has been nominated for an award by the London based watchdog group, Passion for Freedom. As a filmmaker, Michael Hansen has infiltrated militant far left organizations and exposed how they promote violent, extremist agendas in public schools, universities, and government. His fearless search for truth has taken him from “No Go Zones” in Sweden, where even the police fear to go, to the infamous migrant camp “The Jungle” in France. He posed as a “refugee” during the 2015 European migration crisis, and as an ANTIFA activist during the 2016 Presidential election.
This week I am happy to welcome documentary filmmaker Michael Hansen into the Anomic Age. He will discuss his films, free speech, and illegal immigration. Michael will also discuss the role ANTIFA has played in the collapse of Europe and how their actions there can predict what is to come here in America.
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