Jason Miciak desperately invites his flare friends over to his new Substack site as many already have come. Nicole buys refreshments.

If you have had an eagle eye on the news of late, you know that a certain middle school teacher (and we are very protective of middle school students here) is, apparently, moonlighting as a Q-anon professor. She had a lot to teach the kids about Hunter and who is really still president, all that good Qultish stuff:

The story erupted earlier this week when CBS Channel 2 in Los Angeles aired an exclusive story that included audio of the teacher telling students that Hunter Biden had “child *****graph* on his laptop” and “was having [intimate relations] with his own niece,” among other politically charged topics.

You know sh*t’s bad when we have to edit out stuff for social media platforms that an 8th-grade teacher is telling middle school kids. Pro-Tip, middle school-aged kids believe their parents are the dumbest people to walk the earth, but teachers know everything, and so it’s pretty powerful and awful to hear what this teacher told these children.

During the seven-minute recording, the teacher also reportedly discussed vaccines and told students Donald Trump was currently president, according to the broadcast.

Given that this was history class, perhaps she could have remarked that smallpox used to be a thing. In fact, a lot of kids lost their lives to it, but these kids have never heard of the “pox” before because it’s no longer a thing, all because a vaccine was developed and it’s gone now. The same could have been said about Polio, mumps, rubella, measles, there used to be lots of ways for kids to die all naturally because, yes – they have immune systems… They’re just not perfect.

The mother of the eighth-grade student who recorded the session told the TV station when her son got in the car after class, he was “very upset” and announced he was never getting vaccinated and never getting any more shots.

And therein lies the problem. A child sees their teacher every day. A child sees their doctor, maybe twice a year, and doesn’t trust the creepy dude who wears pajamas to work. Plus, it’s a needle, any reason to say, “No,” sounds good.

This yet-to-be-named teacher did lasting damage and is lucky that he or she was “only” fired, made history.

This should not be allowed to happen in our schools. We don’t teach CRT, We should not teach crazy either. If one is dangerous and divisive, the other must disastrous. No conspiracy theories in our schools. pic.twitter.com/MXBz9HtO2L

— Mike Harvey (@electMikeHarvey) November 4, 2021

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