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Daily News Brief for Wednesday, July 12th, 2023

Daily News Brief for Wednesday, July 12th, 2023

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Daily News Brief for Wednesday, July 12th, 2023

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Jul 12, 2023
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This is Garrison Hardie with your CrossPolitic Daily News Brief for Wednesday, July 12th, 2023. 
 
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We start things off in China! 
 
https://dailycaller.com/2023/07/10/chinese-military-kindergarteners-war-bootcamps/
 
The Chinese Military Is Training Kindergarteners For War In Bootcamps Across The Country
 
The Chinese military is training kindergarteners to handle firearms and fight like soldiers in boot camps across China this summer, according to dozens of school social media accounts.
 
The boot camps feature combat training for boys and girls with a wide variety of toy weapons including knives, grenades, rifles and shoulder-fired missiles, and require the children to adopt military behavior, such as saluting, the schools’ social media posts show. The rise in the militarization of China’s youth appears to follow a 2019 Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Central Committee push for increased “National Defense Education” and a related effort directing schools to hold National Defense Education activities in 2022, according to government documents.
 
Uniformed People’s Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers oversaw all of the kindergarten boot camps. The boot camps were located in major Chinese cities, such as Beijing, Nanjing and Shenzhen, and were also run in more than half a dozen provinces.
 
The programs featured roughly the same sequence of activities, according to a DCNF review of posts from the participating kindergartens.
 
The boot camps generally began with basic military etiquette and proceeded to teach various military skills ranging from combat to emergency medical training. Additionally, a number of these programs also taught the children about famous PLA heroes and martyrs, according to the schools’ accounts.
 
In May 2023, faculty members and more than 80 children of numerous provinces assembled on the playground for the opening ceremony of their school’s week-long National Defense Education camp, all wearing matching camouflage fatigues. 
 
“INHERIT THE RED GENE, CARRY FORWARD PATRIOTIC FEELINGS, LOVE CHINA, LITTLE SOLDIER,” declared a large PLA banner, which partially hid the kindergarten’s playset.
 
Uniformed PLA soldiers then performed a flag-raising ceremony, with all attendants singing the Chinese national anthem, the social media post stated.
 
“We solemnly swear to love the motherland from now on, to dedicate our hearts to working together to build the dream of a powerful country,” the children then pledged, according to the social media post. “Even if I fall to the ground I will continue onward!”
 
PLA soldiers then taught the kindergarten recruits how to groom themselves and make their beds in accordance with military standards, before drilling them in how to stand at attention, stand at ease and salute.
 
Experts say recent efforts to militarize China’s youth are part of the CCP’s ideological goals.
 
Now compare that to the U.S., where students are regularly pushed into ideologies that despise everything the Founding
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