Kali Fontanilla

See that little muscle bump? I’m proud of it because for a year and a half, I had a frozen shoulder and couldn’t even use that arm. I’m so grateful to have full movement back and to be gaining some strength again. I’ll never take my mobility for granted!
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Click the link in the comments for a free, no-obligation health care review. Who knows, if enough of you check them out through my link, maybe they’ll sponsor this channel and I can create more long-form content, I’ve got a lot to share with you all. And just so you know, they won’t sell your information, and you’ll work with one dedicated agent the whole way through. They really are the best.

God bless!

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About 12 years ago, I was at a teacher conference in a room with around 200 teachers. There was a discussion about benchmarks, assessments, something like that, I don’t exactly remember. Toward the beginning of the conversation, a young male teacher raised his hand and stood up (no one else was standing when they spoke) and said, “I know I’m coming from a place of white privilege blah blah blah”

I don’t remember what else he said, but I was shocked by his statement. I’m like, Oh hell, what is this? White leftists now think they deserve a damn medal for announcing their “privilege,” and they earn bonus points if they do it while black folks are in the room?! 🤦🏽‍♀️

A few years later, I had a conversation with a white teacher who told me she starts the first day of school by telling her mostly Hispanic students that she has white privilege. Day one, and she’s already being a color obsessed racist.

You can even imagine how teachers like this treat their white students vs. their black students. It’s not good!

Anyway, I just want to point out that Democrats have only rebranded their racism. They’ve always been the party of blatant systemic racism. That has not changed. They’ve just swapped the language.

Instead of claiming to be supreme because of their skin color, now they claim to be privileged because of it, still showing, once again, that they believe black people are beneath them. RADICALLY REJECT THEIR RACISM!

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Had to use a lot of black marking up on this one! My poor eyes!

Liberal women. They are a problem! They are hyper emotional, self righteous, crazy, unattractive, controlling, and CRINGE! They are the ones claiming their “white privilege” 🤮, and calling dudes in dresses “real women” etc

Imagine the planning of this latest “protest against fascism” in France😆

So let’s put American flags on our bare breasts, paint one arm red, and put a bunch of n@zi symbols on our bodies 🥴
Also, the “no” mustache 😆😆😆😆🙄🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

Yikes, and this is why they should be rightfully mocked. This type of ridiculous behavior should be shamed from society.

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#BlackHistoryMonth
When children learn about slavery in our public schools, they should also learn this:

1.At the peak of slavery in America around 1860, there were approximately 4 million slaves. Today, slavery is far worse, Africa and India alone have around 20 million people enslaved.

2.Native American tribes owned slaves. The Cherokee Nation owned 2,500 black slaves at one point.

3.Black people owned slaves in America, some even owned 20 to 100 slaves each. Black slave owners did not just buy family members to free them; many used slaves for profit, just like white plantation owners.

4.Many white people were indentured servants in America. Some died in their servitude and were treated harshly.

5.Before the transatlantic slave trade, there was the Barbary slave trade, where thousands of white Europeans were captured by North African pirates. These white slaves endured brutal treatment, men were tortured, and women were raped.

6.Hollywood movies like Roots paint a false picture of how slaves were captured in Africa. Most slaves were not kidnapped by Europeans but were delivered to the coast by rival African tribes.

7.During the peak of the transatlantic slave trade, African tribes had more slaves within their own societies than the number they sold to European traders.

8.Only a small percentage of slaves from the transatlantic slave trade were brought to America. The majority were sent to Brazil and Spanish territories.

9. The first legally recognized slave owner in America was a black man named Anthony Johnson, who won a court case in 1655 to keep another black man, John Casor, as his lifelong slave.

10. America is one of the only nations that used its own men, hundreds of thousands of them, to fight and die in a war to end slavery.

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The fact that black people owned slaves in America is almost always left out of public school history classes. And when it is shared, it’s quickly dismissed. We often hear that black slave owners only purchased family members to free them, which is true in some cases, but not always.

There were several black slave owners who ran large plantations in the South.

William Ellison, a former slave himself, became one of the wealthiest black slave owners in South Carolina, running a cotton plantation with nearly 60 slaves.

Antoine Dubuclet, a Louisiana sugar planter, owned over 100 slaves.

Crispus Attucks Wright, a black lawyer and businessman, inherited and managed enslaved labor in Georgia.

While some black slave owners purchased family members to free them, others, like Ellison and Dubuclet, profited from slavery just as white plantation owners did. Should their descendants pay reparations to themselves?

And let’s not forget the Native American tribes that also owned slaves in America. At one point, the Cherokee Nation alone enslaved over 2,500 black people.

Again, these facts are deliberately omitted from public school curriculum because only one narrative is allowed—one that creates a victim mindset and scapegoats white people (the majority of whom never owned slaves).

This is exactly why I founded Young Patriots Academy, to expose cherry-picked history and manipulative narratives. Is American history perfect? No. But can we thank Western civilization for ending the transatlantic slave trade—a trade in which many nations participated and African kingdoms played a major role. It’s time for children to learn the whole truth.

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They want to keep black Americans mentally enslaved by pushing a victim narrative, and let’s be honest, some people love playing the victim, blaming society for all their problems instead of taking responsibility for their own actions.

But what happens when this mindset infects almost an entire race? You get a group of people with the highest crime rates, highest abortion rates, and highest poverty rates, in the greatest country on Earth! Meanwhile, immigrants from other countries, who look just like them, come here and thrive.

Did you know that 26% of Nigerians in America hold a master’s degree or higher? Compare that to just 11% of the general U.S. population. If America were really built to “hold black people down,” why are black immigrants achieving so much success? I know why. They don’t adhere to the toxic victim mindset and instead take advantage of living in the land of opportunity!

So when the mainstream media, public school teachers, Democrat politicians, and even our own family members constantly tell us how “hard” it is to be black in America, this is the REAL “internalized oppression” that we must reject!

No more handouts, no more racist DEI, no more constantly blaming white people for everything wrong with black America, no more cherry picking our nation’s history to only paint one narrative. This all needs to end in order for us to move on. It’s time!

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Ok, ok. Since everyone is giving their opinion on the Kendrick Lamar Halftime Show, I’m just going to talk about celebrities in general.

They are “not like us.” These people are chosen, propped up, and backed by massive teams. They are worshipped everywhere they go. They don’t wait in lines, fly coach, stay in musty motels, or scrub their own toilets. They have nannies, personal chefs, assistants with NDAs, and PR managers who carefully craft how we see them, whether it’s real or not. If you ever find yourself in the same room as one, chances are, you won’t even be allowed near them.

And yes, many of them have literally sold their souls to the devil to gain their status. This isn’t a joke or a conspiracy, many of them admit it themselves. Kendrick Lamar has entire songs dedicated to “Luci,” and if you listen closely, that’s short for Lucifer. When people tell you who they are, believe them.

People want to relate to the messages these artists push and assume they’re good people. But we don’t know them. Judge by the fruit. How do they influence others? Are they teaching young men to degrade women, use them for sex, and embrace darkness? Are they leading their listeners into idolatry, race obsession, and self-worship? The message is more important than the messenger—especially when so many of these rappers openly admit to channeling their lyrics from demonic sources.

Just a rant. Of course, I’d love to see these celebrities turn to the light. Every breath is an act of mercy and there is hope for us all! Btw if you want more evidence of celebrities and their satanic worship, I highly recommend @goodfightministries YouTube channel ❤️

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Rant about systemic racism 👇🏽

I will never forget when I was in my Masters of Education program at UC Santa Cruz 16 years ago. I was talking with my classmates about our undergrad GPAs, and it turned out I had the lowest, 3.2. (I had actually dropped out of my undergrad university at one point and failed some courses, which brought my GPA down) But despite that, I was easily accepted into this highly competitive program.

Then my white male classmate immediately said, “Oh, you must have been admitted because you’re a black woman.”

At the time, I was so insulted. (I was still left-leaning then and just starting to wake up, thanks common core and Obama!) But looking back now, my white classmate was probably right. I most likely took the spot of someone more qualified simply because of the color of my skin. That is systemic racism. And the reality is, when someone is admitted into a college based on race instead of merit, they often struggle because it isn’t an academic match. It’s why woke black women brag that “they are the most educated” when in fact, they are the most ENROLLED. Their drop out rate is much higher than other races! Race based preferences hurt everyone.

By God’s grace, I got through the program and earned my Master’s with a 4.0, but it was torture. I would have been much happier in a program that was a better academic fit. That experience is one of the many reasons I’m now vehemently against DEI policies. That young man had every right to feel somewhat resentful, he had to meet a higher standard because of his skin color. I would never want to be seen as someone who only got a seat at the table because I’m black. I want to earn it through my own hard work and intelligence, not because of racial quotas.

Joe Biden made race the deciding factor in choosing a VP and a Supreme Court Justice, two of the most important positions in the U.S. government. That’s insane! And why did it HAVE to be a black woman? Why not Asian or Indian? There hasn’t been a single one, male or female! I guess because picking a “black woman” gives you the most “woke points” This pandering, this black idolatry—it’s exhausting and only causing America to move backward, not forward.

I’m glad President Trump is putting a stop to all this racial preference nonsense. Sure there are a few bigots out there who may avoid certain colors of skin but at least it isn’t our tax payer funded public institutions!

1 Samuel 16:7
“…For the LORD does not see as man sees; for man looks at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart.”

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A little after I posted this 3 years ago, I was able to help two unvaccinated women get the kidney transplants they were being denied because of their vaccination status. I shared their stories on my platform, along with the phone numbers of the surgery centers that were refusing them care. I wrote a script for my social media family to use, and together we flooded the hospitals with calls demanding that their C19 policies be reversed. Within 24 hours of posting, both hospitals changed their policies. (These cases happened about four months apart)

This post came up in my memories today, and it reminded me to keep going. The last four years since taking a public stance against evil, have been incredibly rough. In 2023, I was suicidal for half the year. One day, I’ll share more about what I went through. Just know that if you are feeling as low as I was, you are not alone and there is hope! Hang on!

As hard as it has been, if my platform was able to save the lives of these two women and possibly others who were being denied care, then it has all been worth it. God brought me to this place for a reason.

Yes, I’ve faced many trials and attacks since speaking up, including living close to poverty (for a year we were barely scraping by), dealing with health issues, battling anxiety, and enduring endless hate. But God never promised a smooth path. In fact, being a true Christian often means walking one of the hardest paths.

When I was at my lowest, I couldn’t see the light at the end of the tunnel. But there is always a light. I just hadn’t reached it yet. Looking back now, I can see how God has strengthened me and made me wiser through these trials.

I hope this little testimony encourages you today. God has a plan for you!

“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” – Romans 8:28

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Apocalyptic is the best way to describe these sudden and severe fires in LA! They came from no where and there is more than one! Can’t help but think that there is something majorly sinister going on!

Even if these fires were not deliberately set, there’s enough already going on to blame leaders in Cali! 👇🏽

The Los Angeles Fire Department donated critical equipment (including a 500-gallon water tanker) to none other than Ukraine in 2022!

Instead of prioritizing emergency preparedness and hiring whomever is right for the job (usually men), the “proud lesbian” fire chief focused on DEI initiatives and female hiring quotas.

To make matters worse, the Mayor of LA slashed the fire department’s budget by $17 million!

This is what happens when stupid Democrat virtue signaling takes precedence over public safety.

Voting Democrat isn’t just irresponsible, it’s literally life-threatening.

Pray for California! I will always love my home state and it is heartbreaking to see it burn!

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