You’re Being Indoctrinated and Don’t Even Know It
March 18, 2026
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Maj Toure breaks down the mindset of government, social indoctrination, and the importance of real training and education for Americans. In this raw, unfiltered discussion, he reflects on reaching out to a Green Beret sniper from Tailored Defense Training Group for a podcast appearance and what he learned about perspective, discipline, and the consequences of government overreach.
Maj dives into how public school indoctrination and blind trust in government forces can leave Americans unprepared, especially when law enforcement or border agents act recklessly. He highlights why educating citizens, limiting government overreach, and providing young men with real purpose are critical for the safety and future of the country.
This conversation challenges conventional thinking, exposes the gap between perception and reality, and emphasizes why action, training, and awareness are essential in today’s America.
Watch now to understand the mindset that shapes freedom, responsibility, and self-reliance in modern society.
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