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While visions of sugar plums should be dancing in their heads, our children's hearts and minds are being invaded by evil and its destructive messages.
A new study finds that 41% of children's shows on Netflix contain LGBTQ content. Concerned Women for America is taking a stand against this attack on the minds of our children.
The FBI is sounding the alarm regarding the '764 Gang' terrorizing kids online.
Never heard of them? Most parents and grandparents haven't heard of them either.
Because of their destructive influence on the minds of children, Australia began banning kids under the age of 16 from having access to the internet as of yesterday.
Be informed, not misled.
RE: What Concerned Women for America found through their research.
The CWA report is revealing to say the least.
It begins:
Any observant media consumer has been aware for some time of the increased visibility of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and (in the last five years, especially) transgendered characters on television.
When Ellen DeGeneres’ character Ellen Morgan came out on her primetime sitcom Ellen in 1997, it marked the first time a lead character on a network television sitcom openly identified as gay. What was a cultural flashpoint thirty years ago has become a commonplace occurrence.
For decades, the advocacy group GLAAD has been lobbying for increased representation in popular media, and they have tracked their progress with annual “Where We Are on TV” reports for the last twenty years. Their efforts have been overwhelmingly successful, and in its most recent report, GLAAD claims a 4% increase in representation on television in the last year alone.
But though audiences may have become inured to such content on sitcoms and dramas intended for adult audiences, they might reasonably have assumed that children’s programming would be exempt from identity politics. After all, children’s Programming has historically focused on developing social skills and school readiness.
Why would there be any need for discussions about adult preoccupations like sexual preference and gender identity?
We are now learning how naïve we were to make that assumption.
The wake-up call for many parents came in early October, when a clip from the Netflix original series Dead End: Paranormal Park went viral, in which a character named Barney “outs” himself as trans to his friend, Norma, and Elon Musk amplified the clip with a call to cancel Netflix.
After Musk’s tweet, Netflix stock lost an estimated $15 billion in value, and Internet sleuths set to work exposing other examples of LGBTQ+ content on Netflix's children’s programming.
41% of G-rated series, and 41% of TV-Y7-rated series on Netflix contain LGBTQ+ content.
When confronted with the possibility that their product might inform or even influence the behaviors of young audiences, they will deny any such influence and insist that they are merely holding a mirror up to society. And yet we have seen enough leaked videos and internal memos to know that there is, for many working in entertainment, a desire to reshape the culture to align with their own worldview.
Parents and grandparents, please take 6 minutes and read CWA's report.
RE: A new Australian law went into effect on Wednesday, banning everyone under 16 years old from social media.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese welcomed the groundbreaking social media ban for children as families try to take back power from tech giants. Platforms like Facebook and TikTok face hefty fines if they fail to comply.
The move comes as safety concerns are mounting every day, with the FBI warning of a criminal group that targets and extorts children online to make them commit sexual or violent acts.
The FBI calls the group "764" and labels it a terrorist organization.
The sadistic 764 network is preying on vulnerable young people, eliciting private information and intimate sexual images from them and then blackmailing them.
A new Australian law went into effect on Wednesday, banning everyone under 16 years old from social media.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese welcomed the groundbreaking social media ban for children as families try to take back power from tech giants. Platforms like Facebook and TikTok face hefty fines if they fail to comply.
The move comes as safety concerns are mounting every day, with the FBI warning of a criminal group that targets and extorts children online to make them commit sexual or violent acts.
The FBI calls the group "764" and labels it a terrorist organization.
The sadistic 764 network is preying on vulnerable young people, eliciting private information and intimate sexual images from them and then blackmailing them.
There have been roughly 2,000 reports of such abuse in the first nine months of 2025 – double from the year before.
The FBI says 764 is "a network of nihilistic violent extremists" whose goal is "accelerating social unrest and the downfall of the current world order, including the United States Government."
The 764 gang's goal goes beyond extortion. The FBI explains it's "a nihilistic violent extremism (NVE) group whose members engage in criminal conduct within the United States and abroad in furtherance of political, social, or religious goals that derive primarily from a hatred of society at large and a desire to bring about its collapse by sowing indiscriminate chaos, destruction, and social instability."
Donna Rice Hughes, President and CEO of "Enough is Enough," told CBN, "They are actually preying on kids, really around the ages of 10 to 17, again, on social media platforms and gaming platforms like Roblox and Discord. Why? Because where kids play, predators prey... But whether it's 764 or anyone else, predators are out there looking for your kids and grooming them."
Takeaway
CBN notes that "Some in the U.S. Senate are calling for more controls like Australia's to shield young people from exposure to predators."
As they recently reported, the wildly popular online gaming platform Roblox, with 151 million users, is adding new safety rules to protect kids after dozens of lawsuits were brought against the company. Critics say the announcement is long overdue after children have been exposed to dangerous elements for many years.
Example: The suicide rate among young adults in Washington State has risen by over 13% in the last decade, mirroring a national trend and highlighting the severe toll of the country’s ongoing mental health crisis. The analysis, which studied CDC data from 2014 to 2024, found that the suicide rate for Washington adults aged 18-27 reached 18.8 per 100,000 people—a 13.3% increase during that period.
Some of this is a direct result of young kids living on the internet without watchful parental supervision.
Hughes adds that parents don't have to feel lost when it comes to protecting kids. "Enough is Enough" provides information and resources so that you can be online safely under direct supervision. You can find those resources by clicking here.
Scripture teaches us to "train up a child in the way he should go."
If you haven't been engaged in "training up your child," begin today. Take action. Take control.
Be Informed. Be Discerning. Be Vigilant. Be Engaged. Be Prayerful.
