October 4, 2024 • 30 mins
Kim Miller, President & CEO of Arizona Women of Action, spoke at the STARRS "Rally for Our Republic" in September 2024 in Arizona. Look for the analogy in her speech of dealing with scorpions in her home is how to deal with evil.
Rally emcee Ray Semko, the D*I*C*E Man, begins the segment and introduces Kim.
00:00:05 Patriotism and Political Action
00:04:35 Empowering Women in Political Action
00:13:12 Fighting Marxism in American Institutions
00:19:08 Exposing Marxist Influence in Schools
00:28:19 Community Impact Through School Board Involvement
Description:
Women are busy--working hard caring for families, communities and businesses. But women’s powerful work ethic and compassion have been weaponized by Leftists seeking control. Women have fallen for the propaganda of DEI and ‘Be Kind’ (but don’t use your mind). Leftists use anger, fear, division and distraction to manipulate women.
But when women wake up, see the truth and focus on what really matters, nations are healed! Women awakened in 2020 when they saw the damage to kids and families. Anger turned to action. But what now? It’s time for women to reclaim our unique power to love and strengthen communities—starting LOCAL!
Arizona Women of Action has helped women do just that—connecting and taking local action every week. Founder and President Kim Miller tells how they went from 8 women on a text chain to 23,000+ strong. Even beyond elections, find out how women are starting a movement to strengthen Arizona and America for decades.
https://www.azwomenofaction.com/
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Ray Semko, Emcee (00:05):
I can't believe that our country is in
this situation.
Now here's the situation withme.
I dress like this, not becauseI'm looking like a clown or a
magician.
I did this years ago dressed upas Uncle Sam, because you know,
when I recognized this problemwas taking hold in the military
in the United States of America,way back in 1988, 1989.
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I started speaking out about it, but I seemed to be the only
one at that time.
I can't tell you how touchingit is that finally we have other
people willing to do it.
This is the only importantthing we do for the rest of our
lives, the only thing, and Ididn't even want to come out
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here, but I'm so glad I did,just because of the people I met
last night and I think you'rein for a morning that if this
doesn't want to make you changeAmerica for the good, then we're
done.
And here's the thing.
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It's a small group, but it onlystarts with one.
You see how much bigger we areright now.
In one, you double it, youdouble it, you double it and the
next thing you know.
One, you double it, you doubleit, you double it and the next
thing you know, we start tellingthe truth.
I lost so many jobs.
It's not funny.
I know Matt lost his.
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I would have lost it a longtime ago if pronouns came in
okay, because I can't rememberthem and it's not that important
to me.
Can you do the job?
Because if you can't do the job, leave the way I look at life.
I woke up this morning.
That's as woke as I ever get.
I've had people call me names,telling me who do you think you
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are, and I always have an answerfor them I'm an American.
Who are you?
And that's why I decided UncleSam was the way to go.
Now, I didn't want to put thehat and the beard.
That's clownish.
But I'm red, white and blue allthe way through.
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And if you're not red, whiteand blue all the way through,
then you're here to hurt us, andI've been around long enough to
know that there's people whocame here just to hear what
we're going to do or how we'redoing it and how we're going to
rally everybody.
So we got a big agenda going on.
I'm going to be your emcee.
My name's not important.
I will close this session lateron in the day, but we needed an
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emcee and they didn't pay much,so I took it.
This is not what I do for aliving, but there's so many
things that we need to talkabout and one of the things I
want people to understand I'mnot left, I'm not right.
Whenever I give my normalpresentation, which is hours
long, I tell them don't you darepaint me in the left corner,
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don't you dare paint me in theright corner, because I've never
been dumb enough to haveidentity politics.
I've never wanted to belong toa party.
I'm not even invited to parties.
Well, why don't you go down andtalk to them?
Because they're dumb.
They only see politics and mostpeople go.
I don't even like to talk aboutpolitics.
You don't understand politicsand most people go.
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I don't even like talk aboutpolitics.
You don't understand politics.
First off, most people don'teven understand.
It's a compound word Polly,tics.
Polly being many, tics beingbloodsuckers.
That's politics.
Okay, so there's no room in ourlives for politics.
I don't know about any of you,but I am sick and tired of only
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talking about elections day inand day out, hour after hour
after hour, and after this nextthing's done, the first thing
out of somebody's mouth is goingto be well, what's going to
happen in 2026?
We're the only country thatdoes this.
Aren't you tired of being silly?
We are laughed at around theworld, and I take that
personally.
I hope you do too.
We are blessed.
I was truly blessed myself justto meet her last night Our first
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speaker that's gonna come up.
She is an unbelievable lady andshe's a problem solver and you
can't help but be impressed.
She saw a problem and she's aproblem solver and you can't
help but be impressed.
She saw a problem and she saidI'm going to do something about
it and I hope we're all going tofollow in her footsteps.
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Kim Miller is Arizona.
She is the mother of fivechildren, has five grandchildren
that impressed me more thananything and she's a problem
solver for the Arizona Women ofAction.
I love every word of it ArizonaWomen Action and she's the head
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of it.
Now I can read her bio, butshe's gonna tell you all about
it, so if you would, warmwelcome Kim Miller.
Kim Miller, thank you.
Kim Miller (05:18):
Let's see.
Does this thing work All right?
Thank you, Ray.
Thank you so much for that kindwelcome and thank you everyone
from STARRS for inviting me tospeak here today.
It's such an honor to be withother fighters, other people who
have stood up and said we'vegot to do something.
Other problem solvers in thisroom is a fighter, everyone just
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for coming here and spendingtime this morning out of your
day.
I know you, I know many of youand I want to know all of you,
but you are here because youwant to do something.
And I'm Kim Miller.
As Ray said, I founded ArizonaWomen of Action and I'm here
because women have a powerfulrole to play in literally saving
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this republic, and men do too.
So the job of Arizona Women ofAction basically is to empower
women locally to protect theirfamilies and kids and to restore
schools back to basic thingslike merit, academics, respect
and truth Just the basics.
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You know, we're Christians.
We started from the heart of aChristian, but we're open to
everyone because we said, ourfreedoms and our values were
planted by Judeo-Christianfounders and so they are the
source of all of our freedom,and so if people love freedom,
then there's a place for them in.
This is this big tent.
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So we actually started, uh,working with schools and I'll
tell you some more about that alittle bit.
But, um, we have a group calledsmart schools in arizona and
we're trying to amass the womenand men and grandparents at
schools in the school districtsto really help and support and
see what's happening in theirschools.
But also we just startedrecently our 501c3 organization,
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women for families, and supportand see what's happening in
their schools.
But also we just startedrecently our 501c3 organization,
women for Families and Freedom,and that has a ministry in it
called SALT and it'sStrategically Advancing Love and
Truth and I love the termadvancing it's a military term
and we have to specificallyadvance the love and truth, the
grace and truth of Jesus Christ,into our communities where it
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can actually do something.
We can't stay and only be at ourBible studies and churches.
Those are really important butwe can't stay there.
So we hear from a lot of peopleno, this is political, we can't
be political.
Well, you know what?
This is not political.
It's biblical to get involved.
The problem is not that thereligious got political, it's
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that the political got religious.
We are seeing right now theyare trying to define the family.
They're trying to define maleand female.
They're questioning every moralbasic that we have all come to
accept and love, and we shouldhave the freedom to pursue on
our own.
We don't want a theocracy, butwe want freedom to practice your
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religion, and so we have to getin there and get people to
understand what's going on, andso we have groups starting in
churches.
If anyone is here who isinterested in starting a group
or joining a small Bible, it'slike a Bible study once a month
at your church or at a homestudy, where you just find out.
We help you, we give youeverything you need to know, to
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get involved and to know how tovote.
We're not going to tell you whoto vote for, but we help you
vote your values and we help youunderstand what's on the ballot
and who's there.
Okay, so we're like about23,000 women now.
We started as a text chain.
It's amazing In 2020, westarted with this little text
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chain of eight women and it justexploded.
Women wanted to know what wasgoing on.
We all woke up and, like likeRay said, we woke up and we said
you know what we need to help,we need to figure out how, how
we got here.
We're all busy women, we'rerunning our families, our
businesses, trying to balance acheckbook, and we said we can't
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just keep in a silo anymore.
We have to step out and getinvolved.
And so we started putting out anewsletter, a call to action
newsletter, once a week, and wegive people positive, effective
action that they can do on theirschedule.
And we get men following us aswell.
We love men, and so that's thatnewsletter.
And please, please, we have atable in the back.
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Come and even just from yourphone, you can go to
azwomenofactioncom and sign upfor the newsletter.
It's once a week.
We have a prayer, we have ablog that Martha Ostrom wrote
last week or on Tuesday.
Thank you, you got to readMartha's blog.
It's fabulous.
And so we're just giving peoplehope and giving people things
they can do, because we don'thave time to mess around anymore
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.
So it's great to have luncheonsand all of that, but we got to
get to work and we make it fun.
So, just so we clarify, we'renot anti-men.
Sometimes I go to things andthey're like, well, what about
the men?
You know, like hey, I want mento start Arizona, men of action
too, and we are of action.
So let's go.
We love the men and that's whatI said.
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They're coming and following usas well.
So we're pro-men, pro-women,and we know the difference
between men and women.
And men, I know you and loveyou, and my husband I love you,
but sometimes men can tune usout.
So please do not tune us outright now.
Don't tune me out, because Ihave things that you want to
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know.
Okay, and there are a lot ofmilitary members here.
I love our military and I justwant to thank you.
Can everybody just applaud themilitary members here for their
service?
I love you.
So how many people?
I just was curious how manypeople here are from the branch
of the army.
Raise your hand if you're fromthe army.
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Okay, great, okay.
How about the Marines?
I saw a Marine last night.
Oh, hurrah, all right.
Then how about the Air Force?
Oh, yeah, I figured there'd bea lot of Air Force people here,
awesome.
How about Navy?
Anybody?
Navy, a few, all right.
Well, the reason I asked did Iforget one Coast Guard?
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Coast Guard, oh, there we go.
Who else did I forget?
Space Force?
Yes, all right, there's MattLohmeyer.
Yes, all right.
Well, we all feel very saferight now.
We have everybody we needaround us.
So the reason also for myhusband and me and I have my son
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here and his friend who justcame over from Australia who's
visiting but for my husband andme this is very personal STARS
is personal because our daughter, one of our five, our fourth
child, she just graduated fromthe US Naval Academy in May and
she is getting ready to startflight school in Pensacola in
two weeks.
So, yes, so she and every otherservice member here has sworn
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an oath to support and defendthe Constitution of the United
States against all enemies,foreign and domestic, and they
all took that oath.
They're defending theConstitution.
They are not sworn to defendwrongheaded leaders who are
directing us into Marxism.
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They are sworn to protect theConstitution and we want to help
them to do that.
And sadly, these men and womenof our service academies, the
best and brightest, are beingexposed to critical race theory
and Marxism in their classrooms,and we have seen it.
We've heard it directly fromour daughter.
I never thought I would be inpolitics.
This was not something I have.
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Like he said, I have fivegrandkids.
I have five kids.
I have a lot to do.
All of us have a lot of thingsto do, but you know, let alone
running the largest conservativewomen's organization in Arizona
.
But you know how it happened.
I woke up, just like all of you, probably in 2020.
We woke up and we saw that therewas a novel coronavirus that
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was popping in and that all ofus then this was the excuse for
the government to just takecontrol and to suppress us and
to keep us home and to apply allof these things to our lives.
There was the race riots, theBlack Lives Matter all of that
was happening.
And then we saw what was goingon in our schools.
Our parents saw in thecomputers where our kids were
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having to study from school andwe saw the sexualization and the
literal activism that was beingpushed through our kids'
computers, into our children.
And so we woke up and we saidwe've got to fight.
And my favorite quote, one ofmy favorite quotes is GK
Chesterton, who said the truesoldier fights not because he
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hates what's in front of him,but because he loves what's
behind him.
And that was where we were.
We women woke up and there werea bunch of friends of mine and
that's where we went from thiseight women to 23,000 now.
But there are many other womenwho want to go back to sleep,
and we see them.
They got all charged up in thebeginning and now they're
retreating, and so or they justdeny reality, and men have been
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trending conservative, wherewomen are trending liberal,
they're trending to the left,and we're like what the heck,
what's going on?
Men or women, we love them.
This is another one where we'relike, you know, listen to the
left and we're like what theheck, what's going on?
Men or women, we love them.
This is another one where we'relike, you know, listen to the
guys.
The left is smart, though.
You know they have weaponizedwomen's God-given compassion
against us and against our kids.
They lie and they bait women inthe name of kindness and
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inclusivity.
But how kind is it to ignore achild's root causes of their
real struggles that they'redealing with?
They want to deny those rootcauses but instead put them on a
path towards chemicalcastration, drug addiction.
For the rest of their lifethey're going to have to take
drugs and then surgicalmutilation.
How is that kind?
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There is nothing kind aboutthat, women.
We need to wake our sisters up.
We don't want do not be playedanymore.
Pay attention.
We really have a real choiceright now in our country this
election.
I know you all know we have twochoices.
We have two visions for AmericaOne is Americanism and one is
Marxism.
It really comes down to that,so, and I'll tell you why women
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are so critical and why the leftis going after our kids.
We're all trying to clean themess right now that's going on
in our institutions, includingour military, our media,
business oh my gosh, the DEI andbusiness, healthcare, science.
These are all raging rivers ofissues that are going on that
we're seeing now.
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Everybody's going what?
How did this happen?
Well, you know where did itstart?
It started in the headwaters,where there's just little.
You know infiltration of ideasand people into these
institutions, and where theylike to start is the kids.
That's why they're going afteryou didn't used to see it as
much.
You know all this critical racetheory, dei, sexualization was.
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We were worried about ourcolleges oh look, they're crazy.
Then it was the high schools,and now it's the grade schools
little six-year-olds, I mean.
It's crazy the stuff thatthey're being taught.
And so the time is now to makea choice.
So I'm going to give you anexample.
I think kind of summarizes thistoo.
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So if you, if you lived inArizona long enough, you've
probably seen a scorpion, right,okay, how many of you have seen
a scorpion in your house, okay,oh yeah, all right, some of you
are from out of town andscorpions are disgusting.
They are scary, creepy,prehistoric poison factories is
how I kind of look at them.
And we lived in a house onetime that was literally scorpion
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central.
I mean, I don't know whathappened, but in Arizona you
know that you either live on ina scorpion lot or you don't.
And this one was like you know.
You know the movie Poltergeist,do you remember where all these
ghosts are coming around?
And it's because it was.
The house was supposedsupposedly built on a burial
ground.
Well, this house was probablybuilt on a scorpion burial
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ground at one point, because itthey were everywhere.
And so here I am, this mom,frazzled mom of five, and I have
my newborn, my son here was thenewborn at home, and I was on
it.
I was like on the lookout forthese scorpions because I could
not stand them stinging my kids,which they a couple of my kids
did get stung.
But I didn't want to deal withthose things.
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They're creepy and, like I said, they're little poison
factories.
Ugh, they're disgusting.
But I had a choice.
I had to deal with it.
And one morning I woke up,walked out of the hallway and
there at the end of this hallwayis this big fat scorpion just
staring at me.
And I was staring at it and itwas like the okay, corral, you
know, guns ready, we're bothseeing each other.
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And I had a choice to make.
What do I do?
I either deal with it or Iignore it and look away, or I
asked someone else to deal withit.
Honey, can you come take careof this, this scorpion.
But the problem with ignoringsomething like that, a threat,
is that it doesn't go away, itjust goes into hiding.
If you take your eyes off of itlong enough, it just goes and
hides and then it comes back toinfect the ones you love, your
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kids or whoever.
And so it occurred to me thatscorpions are a lot like the
Marxist poison factories Onceyou see it, you cannot unsee it.
Have you seen anythingdisturbing in the schools lately
?
Have your kids seen anythingdisturbing in the last four
years?
Your grandkids, friends' kids?
Have you seen any poisons goingon in these schools?
Well, I'll tell you the answeryes, and I had no idea until we
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started our group, and we have asocial media arm that we opened
up called AZ Woke Schools,because all these parents were
sharing with us stuff thatJohnny was bringing home, and
then we share articles and wehelp people know what's really
happening at their schools.
So, though Arizona I'll giveyou a few examples of things
recently.
So though Arizona has one of thestrongest parental rights laws
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in the country, we are stillgetting battled on this, and a
lot of times it's becauseparents aren't standing up or
nobody's saying anything.
Right now in Arizona, we have566 Arizona teachers and
administrators who are currentlyunder investigation for
misconduct, mostly sexual.
But one example that also stoodout was a counselor we used to
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love.
You know our school counselors.
They were great.
Right, they're supposed to justhelp your kids to cope with
things or figure out whatclasses they need, but no, it's
different now.
There is a vast influx of schoolcounselors into every public
school, and there's a reason forthat because they come in
through this social, emotionallearning.
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It all sounds really nice, butthey are nudging our kids to
question everything aboutthemselves.
And now they have theseschool-based medical centers.
Because isn't that great, it'sso easy.
Just parents, you could justsign this paper.
We'll take care of Susie andJohnny, and if they need more
than an aspirin now, they couldgive them pretty much anything.
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And there was an example of onecounselor who literally drove a
girl to see a doctor and theparents had no knowledge of this
and no permission.
So parents' rights are beingpushed out.
And there's some MESA teachersright now who have it's been
exposed that they're using classtime to promote LGBTQ ideology,
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sexualization in the kids.
They're having them questiontheir.
How do you know you're straight?
How do you know you know it'sall this kind of stuff.
And Scottsdale parents have beenfound that their school
libraries contain sexuallyexplicit, violent and disturbing
books that have no businessbeing in the schools.
If I were to read to you someof these, there's quotes that
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we've shared.
Well, we share a link to it.
I don't even want to put thatin our newsletter I don't, but
it's shocking and you would notbelieve it.
And this is what we hear a lot.
You know the schools are great.
I went to a public school.
Well, these are not yourgrandma's public school, or your
mom's public school, your dad'spublic school, or even the
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private schools.
It's, it's in there too.
So you have to realize it'sdifferent now and we need to get
involved.
We need to see the threat andknow it.
That's the first step.
Then the second step is to dealwith it.
Okay, what do we do?
We have to be on the hunt andnot let it run away.
Marxist is poison that hidesbehind compassion.
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It hides behind equity,inclusivity, social justice
being nice, and these are allgood things, but they get
twisted by Marxism.
And Marxism is the foundationof the feminist movement.
It was a small group of women,feminist communists, who started
it, and yet we think, oh, thisis great, it's all pro-woman.
No, it is not pro-woman at all.
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And so that's kind of whatwe're up against.
We have seen the enemy.
We see it.
We're seeing it in our schools.
We're seeing how it'sencroaching into every
institution and it seeks tosteal, kill and destroy.
It has come out of hiding andit's right in front of us.
Are we going to see it?
It's aiming at us.
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It's walking down the hallseverywhere you go, and the more
you see it, you open your eyesto it, the more you'll notice.
But I want to give you hope,because the end of the story of
my scorpion encounter was I'mstanding there looking at this
going, what do I do?
And I decided I got to do it.
I got to do it quick.
You cannot mess around.
You can't go up there and justtentatively try to kill a
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scorpion.
So I just went up to that thing.
I got my courage and I stompedthat stupid scorpion and I found
out its pronouns it was afemale, because hundreds of tiny
little scorpions were on itsback.
You can just imagine my horror.
But I was also like, oh my gosh.
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I mean, if I didn't do anythingabout that, all of those little
ones would be infiltrating myhouse.
And isn't that the perfectanalogy for what happens when we
do nothing.
Oh my gosh.
So I still I get.
I'm right now.
I have the chills because Iremember that.
So we have the power to dealwith this Marxist poison.
We really do.
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We have to expose it.
And will you speak up?
You have friends, you have anetwork, just like my network of
eight women on a text chain.
You have people who trust youand listen to you and you can
start talking to them aboutthese issues.
You can just ask them questionsand help them to see the
scorpion of Marxism right infront of them.
But you got to be strategic.
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You have to know your facts andyou have to see the scorpion of
Marxism right in front of them.
But you've got to be strategic.
You have to know your facts andyou have to be respectful.
We have learned that you cancharge at people angry, you can
be at school boards and screamand yell, but it doesn't do
anything.
The wall comes right up.
You've got to be respectful andyou have to be winsome and you
have to have your facts and youask questions so that they start
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to see the idiocy that they'rebeing asked to believe by this
Marxist ideology, this divisivething.
So parents, grandparents,business person, business people
you all have a network.
What can you do?
And do you have five friends?
I bet you have five friends oreight friends.
You just need to show up, getour newsletter in the back of
the event here and if you justgo to our azwomenofactioncom,
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you'll get that and we sendarticles, things that you need,
ways that you can literally takeaction this week.
Three main things, whether youhave five minutes or five hours
to change things locally, andthat's where you have the most
impact.
I'm telling you, grandparents,you have an incredible role to
show up at school board meetings.
Your kids are running aroundchasing their kids.
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Your children, your adultchildren, are chasing their kids
and hopefully not chasingscorpions, but they're doing
that.
You can show up at schoolboards.
You could run for school board.
That's a very powerful position.
People do not realize and Ithink in Arizona recently it
came out there, I think,something like 80 school
districts that had nobodyrunning for office in these
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school districts.
It's crazy.
We have got to get more peoplein there.
So please get our newsletterand if there's any doubt, now
this is a.
We are in a battle.
We're in a spiritual battle forthe soul of people we love and
for the soul of this greatnation.
In Psalm 33, it says blessed isthe nation whose God is the
Lord.
They used to say that on TV inTucson, where I lived, at the
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end of the day when the signalwent out.
Some of you are old enough toremember this and the signal
went off and right before itsaid blessed is the nation whose
God is the Lord.
I think it was K-O-L-Dtelevision, something Somebody's
nodding and it was beautifuland they had a flag.
Oh my gosh, how times havechanged.
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There's another verse that Ilove and this is such a good
reminder because everyone hereloves freedom, and Paul wrote in
Galatians 5.1,.
He said it was for freedom thatChrist has set us free.
Therefore, keep standing firmand do not be subject again to a
yoke of slavery.
Obviously, he's talking aboutour sins, but this is also
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applying to our country.
So it's for freedom that he setus free.
This great nation was built onfreedom because the founders
were men of faith, and, and, andit was an experiment.
It's never been done before.
Can we keep this republic?
It's going to take all of us onthe battlefield and right now I
am instituting a draft of eachone of you.
I am conscripting you intoservice.
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You have a powerful part andyou can make your choice today
to speak up and talk to fivefriends or eight friends, ask
them questions and get involved.
I would love to meet you at ourtable and thank you so much for
letting me come and speak.
Thank you.
Ray Semko, Emcee (27:13):
Yeah, you said a lot of things there, but I
can't believe you're a scorpionfighter.
Jeez, I had to deal withscorpions back in the 60s.
I'd never seen one, because Igrew up outside of Pittsburgh,
pennsylvania.
We don't have scorpions upthere.
We got a lot of other nastythings, but no scorpions.
And I moved to Texas.
I'm a military brat, by the way.
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Yeah, my father was in themilitary.
Did I ever want to join themilitary?
Nope, was I drafted?
Yes, and I'm so glad I was Notat the time, but it turned out
to be the best thing that everhappened to me.
You didn't disappoint.
You said so many things thatare just so important.
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Each and every one of youListen.
I took on a job that nobodywanted to do.
They were afraid.
Well, that's what the enemieswant you to be afraid, and I
wasn't going to make them.
I wasn't going to make theirjob easy.
You want my country.
You're going to fight for it,and I've already fought for it.
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Many of you have fought for it.
So we're going to keep onfighting.
But when I had a chance to talkto Kim last night these school
boards she's not kidding.
Do you want to do something foryour community.
Get on that school board andget rid of that garbage.
That's there.
That's what you got to do, andif you don't want to do that,
then you're letting it happen.
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My wife I told her she wantedto do something in 1999.
She just didn't need to be homeanymore because my daughter was
getting old and I told her.
I said anymore because mydaughter was getting old and I
told her.
I said you want to do something?
You get on the Altoona schoolboard.
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That's what I want you to do.
I want you to make a differencein these kids' lives, because
these kids don't stand a chanceif they're taught the wrong
things.
And you really are an Aussie.
Who's the Aussie?
You're the Aussie, Aussie,aussie, aussie.
I love the Aussies.
You know why I like the Aussies.
You don't know this, but theyfought for us, with us in
Vietnam.
They were good.
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Yeah, they were good.
They helped us.
Now you're in trouble.
You know why Australia's introuble, china.
You know who sold you outPoliticians, and you know it.
The world knows it.
We just don't want to talkabout it.
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But you're in deep trouble.
Why are you getting Japan onyour side?
So hopefully that'll make adifference with you Thanks for
being here, okay.
I can't believe that our country is in
this situation.
Now here's the situation withme.
I dress like this, not becauseI'm looking like a clown or a
magician.
I did this years ago dressed upas Uncle Sam, because you know,
when I recognized this problemwas taking hold in the military
in the United States of America,way back in 1988, 1989.
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I started speaking out about it, but I seemed to be the only
one at that time.
I can't tell you how touchingit is that finally we have other
people willing to do it.
This is the only importantthing we do for the rest of our
lives, the only thing, and Ididn't even want to come out
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here, but I'm so glad I did,just because of the people I met
last night and I think you'rein for a morning that if this
doesn't want to make you changeAmerica for the good, then we're
done.
And here's the thing.
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It's a small group, but it onlystarts with one.
You see how much bigger we areright now.
In one, you double it, youdouble it, you double it and the
next thing you know.
One, you double it, you doubleit, you double it and the next
thing you know, we start tellingthe truth.
I lost so many jobs.
It's not funny.
I know Matt lost his.
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I would have lost it a longtime ago if pronouns came in
okay, because I can't rememberthem and it's not that important
to me.
Can you do the job?
Because if you can't do the job, leave the way I look at life.
I woke up this morning.
That's as woke as I ever get.
I've had people call me names,telling me who do you think you
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are, and I always have an answerfor them I'm an American.
Who are you?
And that's why I decided UncleSam was the way to go.
Now, I didn't want to put thehat and the beard.
That's clownish.
But I'm red, white and blue allthe way through.
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And if you're not red, whiteand blue all the way through,
then you're here to hurt us, andI've been around long enough to
know that there's people whocame here just to hear what
we're going to do or how we'redoing it and how we're going to
rally everybody.
So we got a big agenda going on.
I'm going to be your emcee.
My name's not important.
I will close this session lateron in the day, but we needed an
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emcee and they didn't pay much,so I took it.
This is not what I do for aliving, but there's so many
things that we need to talkabout and one of the things I
want people to understand I'mnot left, I'm not right.
Whenever I give my normalpresentation, which is hours
long, I tell them don't you darepaint me in the left corner,
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don't you dare paint me in theright corner, because I've never
been dumb enough to haveidentity politics.
I've never wanted to belong toa party.
I'm not even invited to parties.
Well, why don't you go down andtalk to them?
Because they're dumb.
They only see politics and mostpeople go.
I don't even like to talk aboutpolitics.
You don't understand politicsand most people go.
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I don't even like talk aboutpolitics.
You don't understand politics.
First off, most people don'teven understand.
It's a compound word Polly,tics.
Polly being many, tics beingbloodsuckers.
That's politics.
Okay, so there's no room in ourlives for politics.
I don't know about any of you,but I am sick and tired of only
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talking about elections day inand day out, hour after hour
after hour, and after this nextthing's done, the first thing
out of somebody's mouth is goingto be well, what's going to
happen in 2026?
We're the only country thatdoes this.
Aren't you tired of being silly?
We are laughed at around theworld, and I take that
personally.
I hope you do too.
We are blessed.
I was truly blessed myself justto meet her last night Our first
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speaker that's gonna come up.
She is an unbelievable lady andshe's a problem solver and you
can't help but be impressed.
She saw a problem and she's aproblem solver and you can't
help but be impressed.
She saw a problem and she saidI'm going to do something about
it and I hope we're all going tofollow in her footsteps.
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Kim Miller is Arizona.
She is the mother of fivechildren, has five grandchildren
that impressed me more thananything and she's a problem
solver for the Arizona Women ofAction.
I love every word of it ArizonaWomen Action and she's the head
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of it.
Now I can read her bio, butshe's gonna tell you all about
it, so if you would, warmwelcome Kim Miller.
Kim Miller, thank you.
Kim Miller (05:18):
Let's see.
Does this thing work All right?
Thank you, Ray.
Thank you so much for that kindwelcome and thank you everyone
from STARRS for inviting me tospeak here today.
It's such an honor to be withother fighters, other people who
have stood up and said we'vegot to do something.
Other problem solvers in thisroom is a fighter, everyone just
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for coming here and spendingtime this morning out of your
day.
I know you, I know many of youand I want to know all of you,
but you are here because youwant to do something.
And I'm Kim Miller.
As Ray said, I founded ArizonaWomen of Action and I'm here
because women have a powerfulrole to play in literally saving
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this republic, and men do too.
So the job of Arizona Women ofAction basically is to empower
women locally to protect theirfamilies and kids and to restore
schools back to basic thingslike merit, academics, respect
and truth Just the basics.
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You know, we're Christians.
We started from the heart of aChristian, but we're open to
everyone because we said, ourfreedoms and our values were
planted by Judeo-Christianfounders and so they are the
source of all of our freedom,and so if people love freedom,
then there's a place for them in.
This is this big tent.
(06:44):
So we actually started, uh,working with schools and I'll
tell you some more about that alittle bit.
But, um, we have a group calledsmart schools in arizona and
we're trying to amass the womenand men and grandparents at
schools in the school districtsto really help and support and
see what's happening in theirschools.
But also we just startedrecently our 501c3 organization,
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women for families, and supportand see what's happening in
their schools.
But also we just startedrecently our 501c3 organization,
women for Families and Freedom,and that has a ministry in it
called SALT and it'sStrategically Advancing Love and
Truth and I love the termadvancing it's a military term
and we have to specificallyadvance the love and truth, the
grace and truth of Jesus Christ,into our communities where it
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can actually do something.
We can't stay and only be at ourBible studies and churches.
Those are really important butwe can't stay there.
So we hear from a lot of peopleno, this is political, we can't
be political.
Well, you know what?
This is not political.
It's biblical to get involved.
The problem is not that thereligious got political, it's
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that the political got religious.
We are seeing right now theyare trying to define the family.
They're trying to define maleand female.
They're questioning every moralbasic that we have all come to
accept and love, and we shouldhave the freedom to pursue on
our own.
We don't want a theocracy, butwe want freedom to practice your
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religion, and so we have to getin there and get people to
understand what's going on, andso we have groups starting in
churches.
If anyone is here who isinterested in starting a group
or joining a small Bible, it'slike a Bible study once a month
at your church or at a homestudy, where you just find out.
We help you, we give youeverything you need to know, to
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get involved and to know how tovote.
We're not going to tell you whoto vote for, but we help you
vote your values and we help youunderstand what's on the ballot
and who's there.
Okay, so we're like about23,000 women now.
We started as a text chain.
It's amazing In 2020, westarted with this little text
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chain of eight women and it justexploded.
Women wanted to know what wasgoing on.
We all woke up and, like likeRay said, we woke up and we said
you know what we need to help,we need to figure out how, how
we got here.
We're all busy women, we'rerunning our families, our
businesses, trying to balance acheckbook, and we said we can't
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just keep in a silo anymore.
We have to step out and getinvolved.
And so we started putting out anewsletter, a call to action
newsletter, once a week, and wegive people positive, effective
action that they can do on theirschedule.
And we get men following us aswell.
We love men, and so that's thatnewsletter.
And please, please, we have atable in the back.
(09:35):
Come and even just from yourphone, you can go to
azwomenofactioncom and sign upfor the newsletter.
It's once a week.
We have a prayer, we have ablog that Martha Ostrom wrote
last week or on Tuesday.
Thank you, you got to readMartha's blog.
It's fabulous.
And so we're just giving peoplehope and giving people things
they can do, because we don'thave time to mess around anymore
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.
So it's great to have luncheonsand all of that, but we got to
get to work and we make it fun.
So, just so we clarify, we'renot anti-men.
Sometimes I go to things andthey're like, well, what about
the men?
You know, like hey, I want mento start Arizona, men of action
too, and we are of action.
So let's go.
We love the men and that's whatI said.
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They're coming and following usas well.
So we're pro-men, pro-women,and we know the difference
between men and women.
And men, I know you and loveyou, and my husband I love you,
but sometimes men can tune usout.
So please do not tune us outright now.
Don't tune me out, because Ihave things that you want to
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know.
Okay, and there are a lot ofmilitary members here.
I love our military and I justwant to thank you.
Can everybody just applaud themilitary members here for their
service?
I love you.
So how many people?
I just was curious how manypeople here are from the branch
of the army.
Raise your hand if you're fromthe army.
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Okay, great, okay.
How about the Marines?
I saw a Marine last night.
Oh, hurrah, all right.
Then how about the Air Force?
Oh, yeah, I figured there'd bea lot of Air Force people here,
awesome.
How about Navy?
Anybody?
Navy, a few, all right.
Well, the reason I asked did Iforget one Coast Guard?
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Coast Guard, oh, there we go.
Who else did I forget?
Space Force?
Yes, all right, there's MattLohmeyer.
Yes, all right.
Well, we all feel very saferight now.
We have everybody we needaround us.
So the reason also for myhusband and me and I have my son
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here and his friend who justcame over from Australia who's
visiting but for my husband andme this is very personal STARS
is personal because our daughter, one of our five, our fourth
child, she just graduated fromthe US Naval Academy in May and
she is getting ready to startflight school in Pensacola in
two weeks.
So, yes, so she and every otherservice member here has sworn
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an oath to support and defendthe Constitution of the United
States against all enemies,foreign and domestic, and they
all took that oath.
They're defending theConstitution.
They are not sworn to defendwrongheaded leaders who are
directing us into Marxism.
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They are sworn to protect theConstitution and we want to help
them to do that.
And sadly, these men and womenof our service academies, the
best and brightest, are beingexposed to critical race theory
and Marxism in their classrooms,and we have seen it.
We've heard it directly fromour daughter.
I never thought I would be inpolitics.
This was not something I have.
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Like he said, I have fivegrandkids.
I have five kids.
I have a lot to do.
All of us have a lot of thingsto do, but you know, let alone
running the largest conservativewomen's organization in Arizona
.
But you know how it happened.
I woke up, just like all of you, probably in 2020.
We woke up and we saw that therewas a novel coronavirus that
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was popping in and that all ofus then this was the excuse for
the government to just takecontrol and to suppress us and
to keep us home and to apply allof these things to our lives.
There was the race riots, theBlack Lives Matter all of that
was happening.
And then we saw what was goingon in our schools.
Our parents saw in thecomputers where our kids were
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having to study from school andwe saw the sexualization and the
literal activism that was beingpushed through our kids'
computers, into our children.
And so we woke up and we saidwe've got to fight.
And my favorite quote, one ofmy favorite quotes is GK
Chesterton, who said the truesoldier fights not because he
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hates what's in front of him,but because he loves what's
behind him.
And that was where we were.
We women woke up and there werea bunch of friends of mine and
that's where we went from thiseight women to 23,000 now.
But there are many other womenwho want to go back to sleep,
and we see them.
They got all charged up in thebeginning and now they're
retreating, and so or they justdeny reality, and men have been
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trending conservative, wherewomen are trending liberal,
they're trending to the left,and we're like what the heck,
what's going on?
Men or women, we love them.
This is another one where we'relike, you know, listen to the
left and we're like what theheck, what's going on?
Men or women, we love them.
This is another one where we'relike, you know, listen to the
guys.
The left is smart, though.
You know they have weaponizedwomen's God-given compassion
against us and against our kids.
They lie and they bait women inthe name of kindness and
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inclusivity.
But how kind is it to ignore achild's root causes of their
real struggles that they'redealing with?
They want to deny those rootcauses but instead put them on a
path towards chemicalcastration, drug addiction.
For the rest of their lifethey're going to have to take
drugs and then surgicalmutilation.
How is that kind?
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There is nothing kind aboutthat, women.
We need to wake our sisters up.
We don't want do not be playedanymore.
Pay attention.
We really have a real choiceright now in our country this
election.
I know you all know we have twochoices.
We have two visions for AmericaOne is Americanism and one is
Marxism.
It really comes down to that,so, and I'll tell you why women
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are so critical and why the leftis going after our kids.
We're all trying to clean themess right now that's going on
in our institutions, includingour military, our media,
business oh my gosh, the DEI andbusiness, healthcare, science.
These are all raging rivers ofissues that are going on that
we're seeing now.
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Everybody's going what?
How did this happen?
Well, you know where did itstart?
It started in the headwaters,where there's just little.
You know infiltration of ideasand people into these
institutions, and where theylike to start is the kids.
That's why they're going afteryou didn't used to see it as
much.
You know all this critical racetheory, dei, sexualization was.
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We were worried about ourcolleges oh look, they're crazy.
Then it was the high schools,and now it's the grade schools
little six-year-olds, I mean.
It's crazy the stuff thatthey're being taught.
And so the time is now to makea choice.
So I'm going to give you anexample.
I think kind of summarizes thistoo.
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So if you, if you lived inArizona long enough, you've
probably seen a scorpion, right,okay, how many of you have seen
a scorpion in your house, okay,oh yeah, all right, some of you
are from out of town andscorpions are disgusting.
They are scary, creepy,prehistoric poison factories is
how I kind of look at them.
And we lived in a house onetime that was literally scorpion
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central.
I mean, I don't know whathappened, but in Arizona you
know that you either live on ina scorpion lot or you don't.
And this one was like you know.
You know the movie Poltergeist,do you remember where all these
ghosts are coming around?
And it's because it was.
The house was supposedsupposedly built on a burial
ground.
Well, this house was probablybuilt on a scorpion burial
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ground at one point, because itthey were everywhere.
And so here I am, this mom,frazzled mom of five, and I have
my newborn, my son here was thenewborn at home, and I was on
it.
I was like on the lookout forthese scorpions because I could
not stand them stinging my kids,which they a couple of my kids
did get stung.
But I didn't want to deal withthose things.
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They're creepy and, like I said, they're little poison
factories.
Ugh, they're disgusting.
But I had a choice.
I had to deal with it.
And one morning I woke up,walked out of the hallway and
there at the end of this hallwayis this big fat scorpion just
staring at me.
And I was staring at it and itwas like the okay, corral, you
know, guns ready, we're bothseeing each other.
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And I had a choice to make.
What do I do?
I either deal with it or Iignore it and look away, or I
asked someone else to deal withit.
Honey, can you come take careof this, this scorpion.
But the problem with ignoringsomething like that, a threat,
is that it doesn't go away, itjust goes into hiding.
If you take your eyes off of itlong enough, it just goes and
hides and then it comes back toinfect the ones you love, your
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kids or whoever.
And so it occurred to me thatscorpions are a lot like the
Marxist poison factories Onceyou see it, you cannot unsee it.
Have you seen anythingdisturbing in the schools lately
?
Have your kids seen anythingdisturbing in the last four
years?
Your grandkids, friends' kids?
Have you seen any poisons goingon in these schools?
Well, I'll tell you the answeryes, and I had no idea until we
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started our group, and we have asocial media arm that we opened
up called AZ Woke Schools,because all these parents were
sharing with us stuff thatJohnny was bringing home, and
then we share articles and wehelp people know what's really
happening at their schools.
So, though Arizona I'll giveyou a few examples of things
recently.
So though Arizona has one of thestrongest parental rights laws
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in the country, we are stillgetting battled on this, and a
lot of times it's becauseparents aren't standing up or
nobody's saying anything.
Right now in Arizona, we have566 Arizona teachers and
administrators who are currentlyunder investigation for
misconduct, mostly sexual.
But one example that also stoodout was a counselor we used to
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love.
You know our school counselors.
They were great.
Right, they're supposed to justhelp your kids to cope with
things or figure out whatclasses they need, but no, it's
different now.
There is a vast influx of schoolcounselors into every public
school, and there's a reason forthat because they come in
through this social, emotionallearning.
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It all sounds really nice, butthey are nudging our kids to
question everything aboutthemselves.
And now they have theseschool-based medical centers.
Because isn't that great, it'sso easy.
Just parents, you could justsign this paper.
We'll take care of Susie andJohnny, and if they need more
than an aspirin now, they couldgive them pretty much anything.
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And there was an example of onecounselor who literally drove a
girl to see a doctor and theparents had no knowledge of this
and no permission.
So parents' rights are beingpushed out.
And there's some MESA teachersright now who have it's been
exposed that they're using classtime to promote LGBTQ ideology,
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sexualization in the kids.
They're having them questiontheir.
How do you know you're straight?
How do you know you know it'sall this kind of stuff.
And Scottsdale parents have beenfound that their school
libraries contain sexuallyexplicit, violent and disturbing
books that have no businessbeing in the schools.
If I were to read to you someof these, there's quotes that
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we've shared.
Well, we share a link to it.
I don't even want to put thatin our newsletter I don't, but
it's shocking and you would notbelieve it.
And this is what we hear a lot.
You know the schools are great.
I went to a public school.
Well, these are not yourgrandma's public school, or your
mom's public school, your dad'spublic school, or even the
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private schools.
It's, it's in there too.
So you have to realize it'sdifferent now and we need to get
involved.
We need to see the threat andknow it.
That's the first step.
Then the second step is to dealwith it.
Okay, what do we do?
We have to be on the hunt andnot let it run away.
Marxist is poison that hidesbehind compassion.
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It hides behind equity,inclusivity, social justice
being nice, and these are allgood things, but they get
twisted by Marxism.
And Marxism is the foundationof the feminist movement.
It was a small group of women,feminist communists, who started
it, and yet we think, oh, thisis great, it's all pro-woman.
No, it is not pro-woman at all.
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And so that's kind of whatwe're up against.
We have seen the enemy.
We see it.
We're seeing it in our schools.
We're seeing how it'sencroaching into every
institution and it seeks tosteal, kill and destroy.
It has come out of hiding andit's right in front of us.
Are we going to see it?
It's aiming at us.
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It's walking down the hallseverywhere you go, and the more
you see it, you open your eyesto it, the more you'll notice.
But I want to give you hope,because the end of the story of
my scorpion encounter was I'mstanding there looking at this
going, what do I do?
And I decided I got to do it.
I got to do it quick.
You cannot mess around.
You can't go up there and justtentatively try to kill a
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scorpion.
So I just went up to that thing.
I got my courage and I stompedthat stupid scorpion and I found
out its pronouns it was afemale, because hundreds of tiny
little scorpions were on itsback.
You can just imagine my horror.
But I was also like, oh my gosh.
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I mean, if I didn't do anythingabout that, all of those little
ones would be infiltrating myhouse.
And isn't that the perfectanalogy for what happens when we
do nothing.
Oh my gosh.
So I still I get.
I'm right now.
I have the chills because Iremember that.
So we have the power to dealwith this Marxist poison.
We really do.
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We have to expose it.
And will you speak up?
You have friends, you have anetwork, just like my network of
eight women on a text chain.
You have people who trust youand listen to you and you can
start talking to them aboutthese issues.
You can just ask them questionsand help them to see the
scorpion of Marxism right infront of them.
But you got to be strategic.
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You have to know your facts andyou have to see the scorpion of
Marxism right in front of them.
But you've got to be strategic.
You have to know your facts andyou have to be respectful.
We have learned that you cancharge at people angry, you can
be at school boards and screamand yell, but it doesn't do
anything.
The wall comes right up.
You've got to be respectful andyou have to be winsome and you
have to have your facts and youask questions so that they start
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to see the idiocy that they'rebeing asked to believe by this
Marxist ideology, this divisivething.
So parents, grandparents,business person, business people
you all have a network.
What can you do?
And do you have five friends?
I bet you have five friends oreight friends.
You just need to show up, getour newsletter in the back of
the event here and if you justgo to our azwomenofactioncom,
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you'll get that and we sendarticles, things that you need,
ways that you can literally takeaction this week.
Three main things, whether youhave five minutes or five hours
to change things locally, andthat's where you have the most
impact.
I'm telling you, grandparents,you have an incredible role to
show up at school board meetings.
Your kids are running aroundchasing their kids.
(24:55):
Your children, your adultchildren, are chasing their kids
and hopefully not chasingscorpions, but they're doing
that.
You can show up at schoolboards.
You could run for school board.
That's a very powerful position.
People do not realize and Ithink in Arizona recently it
came out there, I think,something like 80 school
districts that had nobodyrunning for office in these
(25:19):
school districts.
It's crazy.
We have got to get more peoplein there.
So please get our newsletterand if there's any doubt, now
this is a.
We are in a battle.
We're in a spiritual battle forthe soul of people we love and
for the soul of this greatnation.
In Psalm 33, it says blessed isthe nation whose God is the
Lord.
They used to say that on TV inTucson, where I lived, at the
(25:44):
end of the day when the signalwent out.
Some of you are old enough toremember this and the signal
went off and right before itsaid blessed is the nation whose
God is the Lord.
I think it was K-O-L-Dtelevision, something Somebody's
nodding and it was beautifuland they had a flag.
Oh my gosh, how times havechanged.
(26:04):
There's another verse that Ilove and this is such a good
reminder because everyone hereloves freedom, and Paul wrote in
Galatians 5.1,.
He said it was for freedom thatChrist has set us free.
Therefore, keep standing firmand do not be subject again to a
yoke of slavery.
Obviously, he's talking aboutour sins, but this is also
(26:27):
applying to our country.
So it's for freedom that he setus free.
This great nation was built onfreedom because the founders
were men of faith, and, and, andit was an experiment.
It's never been done before.
Can we keep this republic?
It's going to take all of us onthe battlefield and right now I
am instituting a draft of eachone of you.
I am conscripting you intoservice.
(26:49):
You have a powerful part andyou can make your choice today
to speak up and talk to fivefriends or eight friends, ask
them questions and get involved.
I would love to meet you at ourtable and thank you so much for
letting me come and speak.
Thank you.
Ray Semko, Emcee (27:13):
Yeah, you said a lot of things there, but I
can't believe you're a scorpionfighter.
Jeez, I had to deal withscorpions back in the 60s.
I'd never seen one, because Igrew up outside of Pittsburgh,
pennsylvania.
We don't have scorpions upthere.
We got a lot of other nastythings, but no scorpions.
And I moved to Texas.
I'm a military brat, by the way.
(27:34):
Yeah, my father was in themilitary.
Did I ever want to join themilitary?
Nope, was I drafted?
Yes, and I'm so glad I was Notat the time, but it turned out
to be the best thing that everhappened to me.
You didn't disappoint.
You said so many things thatare just so important.
(27:54):
Each and every one of youListen.
I took on a job that nobodywanted to do.
They were afraid.
Well, that's what the enemieswant you to be afraid, and I
wasn't going to make them.
I wasn't going to make theirjob easy.
You want my country.
You're going to fight for it,and I've already fought for it.
(28:14):
Many of you have fought for it.
So we're going to keep onfighting.
But when I had a chance to talkto Kim last night these school
boards she's not kidding.
Do you want to do something foryour community.
Get on that school board andget rid of that garbage.
That's there.
That's what you got to do, andif you don't want to do that,
then you're letting it happen.
(28:35):
My wife I told her she wantedto do something in 1999.
She just didn't need to be homeanymore because my daughter was
getting old and I told her.
I said anymore because mydaughter was getting old and I
told her.
I said you want to do something?
You get on the Altoona schoolboard.
(28:55):
That's what I want you to do.
I want you to make a differencein these kids' lives, because
these kids don't stand a chanceif they're taught the wrong
things.
And you really are an Aussie.
Who's the Aussie?
You're the Aussie, Aussie,aussie, aussie.
I love the Aussies.
You know why I like the Aussies.
You don't know this, but theyfought for us, with us in
Vietnam.
They were good.
(29:16):
Yeah, they were good.
They helped us.
Now you're in trouble.
You know why Australia's introuble, china.
You know who sold you outPoliticians, and you know it.
The world knows it.
We just don't want to talkabout it.
(29:36):
But you're in deep trouble.
Why are you getting Japan onyour side?
So hopefully that'll make adifference with you Thanks for
being here, okay.
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