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Mom's For Liberty

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  1. Good evening. Welcome to Voice in the Wilderness. I'm Don Noble of Pureheart

  2. Ministries, and I welcome you today with exceedingly abundantly and overflowing joy. Well,

  3. I have a great treat for you all this evening. I have a

  4. wonderful guest that I'm going to be interviewing, and I know that you're going

  5. to enjoy this program. I'm going to introduce to you a lady by the

  6. name of Catalina Stube. She is the director of Hispanic Outreach for Moms for

  7. Liberty, and that is the title of our program tonight, Moms for Catalina

  8. is a successful mother of four. Rooted in her love of God and family.

  9. She is always advocating for the well being of children. She has been

  10. featured on Fox and Friends with Kaylee mcinaney, War Room with Steve Bannon,

  11. Lenia de Fuego, Univision, and more. She is a Colombian American businesswoman,

  12. journalist, philanthropist, strategy advisor, contributor and commentator, and a humble

  13. servant to the Lord. Welcome Catalina, thank you so much. Thank you

  14. for this beautiful introduction. Well, we are thrilled to have you on this

  15. program tonight. This is a very special topic, and Catalina, I'd love

  16. for you to begin sharing about your background and how you got involved with Moms

  17. for Liberty. Well, as you said, I have four children, and

  18. unfortunately I saw the endoctrination of my children, and then I just choose to

  19. stand up for them, for other children, and to get involved with the

  20. organization that better fights for parental rights. My organization is taking action. My

  21. organization, it's given re results. And so when I join, like more

  22. than a year ago, almost two years ago, this organization that inspire me

  23. every day and and and that gives me so much to do uh for our

  24. community, and I am so proud to just defend our parential rights and not

  25. only that but in a sense of our children, the the integrity of our

  26. children, because they are under attack. So basically, my organization it's fighting

  27. parental rights for parental rights, and we held accountable people in government at all

  28. levels of government. And because it's easy, it's our rights. Our right

  29. as a parent to direct the upbringing, education, healthcare, and mental health

  30. of our mind or child is fundamental. Som Yes, here we are we

  31. have a lot to do, but we're already accomplished a lot. So you

  32. have children, so that would obviously give you an interest in being part of

  33. Moms for Liberty and understanding that the children are being attacked. How exactly did

  34. you get involved? So I was always going to the school board meetings and

  35. I'm like, I feel we need to do something. And I was reading

  36. about different organizations that fight for parents of rights or fight for the child brand

  37. and my organization, Months for Liberty is the most accurate and taking action over

  38. over these over the mandates, over the tyranny of the government, and who

  39. better, who best defend the rights of the parents, And that's why we

  40. we I think you realize how triggered the left agenda and now they had attacking

  41. us, and they attack us every day. And this is when when you

  42. realize that you are doing a great, great job. Oh, I would

  43. agree, and I do know that they are attacking you because I had difficulty

  44. finding you. I had difficulty finding your website. All I could find one

  45. of the examples exactly. Yeah, all I could find were websites that had

  46. negative things to say about Moms for Liberty. Now I am new. I

  47. must say, I don't have children, but I'm new to Moms for Liberty.

  48. So if you were to say, like the essence of Moms for Liberty,

  49. what would you say, Where we unite educa and empower parents to defend

  50. their parental rights because of our tax dollars. Children should not be used to

  51. teach children to hate our country or to hate each other, or to weaponite

  52. public institution against parents, to confuse and and to change the nature of children,

  53. or to destroy our civilization. So what we are doing is absolutely taking

  54. action against inductrination at schools and find recently we're trying to find books that are

  55. not appropriate for our children and take get it out from the classes and UH

  56. to position strategically position its people who are aligned with our values to run for

  57. UM school boards. And this is how it matters the local elections. So

  58. what we're doing right now, it's, as I tell you, trying to

  59. find more strategic UM instead of defending, it's more it's more going into you

  60. know, into offense. And now we're placing a lot of strategies just to

  61. defend our American values, the education of our children, because we want education

  62. not indoctrination, and to actually stick the freedom of our country. It's pretty

  63. much common sense. It's pretty much sounds easy, but when you have a

  64. lot of people against us, it's not that easy. You know, it's

  65. easy as you as you were telling about our our website. This is a

  66. great example because our website has been shut down so many times. The hackers

  67. strike it, shut it down, website, our donations. It's insane what

  68. they are trying to do. We're a very young organization. However, we

  69. received a big support from the parents because we gave results. And you see,

  70. the only thing we're trying to do, apparently right now they don't like

  71. at all. It's the funding children. So now if apparently you you decide

  72. to defend children, you become a target from the left. It's almost insane

  73. to think that here we are in America, a free nation, land of

  74. the free, sweet land of liberty, but yet we have people, many

  75. people who are against what you're trying to do. And it doesn't even make

  76. sense. Every I mean, how many people have children. It doesn't matter

  77. whether you're Democrat or Republican. Yet it does matter because there is such such

  78. vitriol toward children. It's it is hard to believe. I find it absolutely

  79. crazy, but I like what you said that Moms for Liberty is about education,

  80. not indoctrination, and that probably is one of the things that has bothered

  81. me the most is how they are trying to indoctrinate and they're doing it,

  82. actively doing it, and they get angry if parents decide, hey, I

  83. don't want that for my child. So I'm I'm really excited about what Moms

  84. for Liberty is doing. I think this is very very important for our nation.

  85. Eventually, these children will grow up and they will be they will be

  86. the leaders of our nation. So yes, it's I support exactly what you're

  87. doing. One thing I wanted to ask you who can or should be a

  88. part of Moms for Liberty. For instance, I'm not a mom, So

  89. is this just for moms. That's a good question that the answer is not.

  90. It's not only moms. We have mom, dad, uncle, out,

  91. grandparents and everyone who is worried about our future. Because our children is

  92. the future this country. And this phrase sounds a little cheesy, but it's

  93. actually literally. They are going to be our next doctors, They're going to

  94. be the next generation who is going to vote for our leaders. They're going

  95. to be our next legislators, our next everything. So the philosophy of the

  96. education of us today will tell you the philosophy of the government in the next

  97. generation. And so, yeah, we have a bigger duty to defend the

  98. education of our children's right now. And everyone's everyone's duty. It's not only

  99. parents, it's everyone to be defending education right now. This is the main

  100. topic. And thank god all the presidential candidates are talking about that, and

  101. we put every candidate to talk about parental right, because honestly, I think

  102. it's the most important topic. It's not economy, it's not migration, it's

  103. not all other things. It's education. If you don't educate this young generation,

  104. we will not have economy, we will not have immigration policy or sovereignty,

  105. we will not have security in our streets. So you better educate first

  106. this generation instead of allowing the government educate this generation. Yeah, so this

  107. is a ground level effort, That's what I'm hearing. This is let's get

  108. involved at the school board level. Let's get involved at the whatever level anybody

  109. can get involved in, whether it's being on a school board or however they

  110. can participate. You have chapters in most states, but not all states.

  111. And I notice that at least as far as I can see, there is

  112. not a chapter in West Virginia. How would a person who is interested in

  113. helping or be part or start a chapter four months Moms for Liberty would how

  114. would one go about that? So it's easy, but it's a little long

  115. processum. However, Um, what we're trying to do and our goal is

  116. to have in every county in the United States a chapter because it's about the

  117. county who take the decision over the schools. It's not about even the state.

  118. However, you have to respect the state of status of education. But

  119. however, all the decisions are locally taken. So for us, it's very

  120. important to have a chapter a presence in every county. If your county doesn't

  121. have, please apply to to be the next president Chapter of Moms for Liberty.

  122. Became a leader. It's not that time consuming, but it's very important,

  123. and you are doing something for your kids, for the kids of their

  124. community, and for other moms and dads, and you will be rewarded because

  125. it is important this step and in this um relevant moment in our culture.

  126. I think it's even a duty to to to be a chapter, a president

  127. chapter and have this president UH in every UH school board in every meeting about

  128. parental rights. So yes, please take action today and look for our map.

  129. If you don't find that your county has a chapter, you must create

  130. one. It takes just only I think four or five months, and then

  131. you create your group, you make, you make amitting, you have all

  132. the support from the organization. So it's not that complicated. It's probably a

  133. long process because there are so many that want to infiltrate obviously on our organization

  134. that we obviously take care of who is going to being in our organization.

  135. So but yeah, it's the greatest step. It's the greatest step and a

  136. great thing to do in your life. Sounds like someone here in West Virginia

  137. needs to get on board. So be encouraged by what Catalina was sharing,

  138. and I'm encouraging you to start a chapter here in Ohio County or wherever you're

  139. listening to this broadcast from Yeah, Catalina, do you really feel like we

  140. know that Mom's for Liberty is an important organization? Do you feel it's really

  141. making a difference? Can you repeat the question please? Do you really feel

  142. Mom's for Liberty is making a difference? Oh? Absolutely, I mean look

  143. the revolution we create here in South in Florida, I mean in Florida,

  144. and thank god we have the support of our governor. But it's a team

  145. work with the governor. You see when the mandates of the mask what in

  146. place, and then after the vaccine mandates, and then after we saw the

  147. indoctrination, and we'll realize it's so important to have moms taking care of their

  148. children and taking care of their actually everything the health, the education, and

  149. all the upbringing. Because it's like we must do that and it's fundamental to

  150. to direct the education, health and mental health and not the government. So

  151. when we start taking action and given results, that's why our organization became the

  152. most important in the country defending parential rights. And it was almost in in

  153. less than two years. And then we were created in twenty twenty one.

  154. And and our two years, the support, the in mense support that we

  155. had from from Paris across all across the country. It has been in men's

  156. and we're grateful and we are keeping stronger and in no matter what they're trying

  157. to do us. It's rewarding how to see how many parents every day are

  158. joining our movement, and not only parents. But now leaders, you see

  159. Governor John King did the same thing, and now our governor Hookabee and Arkansas

  160. did the same thing, and so many are just playing the cards over parents

  161. or rights. This is our main goal to spread across the country this movement

  162. and get it as stronger and stronger. So Moms for Liberty is really all

  163. about parental rights and ensuring that the parents have the right to take care of

  164. their children and to teach their children, not the government. Would you say

  165. there at this point in time, is there another issue that you're currently targeting

  166. that the organization is kind of looking at as well. Well, it's so

  167. many issues, and I think, for example, teaching is an honorable profession,

  168. but teachers have no right to push subliminal ideologies and it would not happen

  169. in the first place because their job is to teach academics. In everything else,

  170. it's up to the parents. However, we have the teacher Union that

  171. it's over our children, trying to change everything, trying to change the world

  172. aligned to the left radical agenda and indoctrinate our children. So we have so

  173. many things to change and to stop and the attack to stop, the attack

  174. in so many levels and but but I think people attacking our children is in

  175. so many ways. You see how recently the film Sounded Freedom is telling us

  176. the truth about um exploitation, sexual exploitation of our children, slavery, sexualist

  177. slavery. So it is real, and it's it's part of this insanity of

  178. so many individuals that they don't care about this future, they don't care about

  179. this children, and they are simply putting their needs before everything. And but

  180. they didn't realize it's so many people ready to stop them, ready to stand

  181. for them, and our children are not alone. And you can make also

  182. a difference and join any organization that is attacking our youth. Amen. Now,

  183. I grew up with Barbie, Barbie and Ken, and Barbie was a

  184. beautiful model for young children, young girls. There is a new film out,

  185. the Barbie Film. Would you please share your assessment of that movie.

  186. Yeah, this is very interesting because honestly, I think this is the next

  187. move from the left, from the radical left. And let me explain you

  188. why. So let's talk about the film. Because first of all, if

  189. this is the best Hollywood has to offer in terms of an icon, which

  190. is like Barbie, the icon of capital is the icon of so many American

  191. girls. From my part, the American Empire is over. It is in

  192. films because let me tell you, the custom and dresses are beautiful. The

  193. actress is gorgeous, and she looks very accurate like a Barbie, I mean,

  194. class, great, kind, cute poise. However, Can it's not

  195. let's say, it's not that handsome as we were expecting, no class,

  196. no charm. They portrayed him dumb, so it's obviously doesn't reflect the dolls

  197. that I play when I was young. It's not the the Can that I

  198. was I was playing with when I was young. So, first and most

  199. obvious, Barbie doesn't like Ken. Well, this is a completely yeah,

  200. yeah, you don't expect that in a film of Barbie because you grow up

  201. with Barbie and Can and they are a couple and they go with all the

  202. adventures together, creating more life and more let's say, traditions. So for

  203. me, what's shocking that Barbie doesn't like Ken. Then Barbie has to recitle

  204. talks. Oh there is a trend Barbie. Well, it's a I mean,

  205. he's a person that looks like a woman but with a big voice.

  206. And then Barbie has a friend Alan that doesn't identify us a can but certainly

  207. make reference to a gay friend. And so you see a representation of gay

  208. people, you see representation of trends, you see the representation, you know,

  209. of all kind of woke ideologies right now present. Then you find listening

  210. to a long feminist speech about how difficult it is to be a woman because

  211. of the patriarchy. I mean, let me tell you, being a woman

  212. is not easy. I mean being a man is not easy too, and

  213. being a human simply, it's not easy, but it's wonderful. And blaming

  214. men for what is difficult in life of your or your or for your challenge,

  215. it's not responsible. Blaming others for your let's say your challenge that that's

  216. not the let's say, not the good answer. You know, so Ken,

  217. So Ken, isn't the strong, masculine, brave Ken that we that

  218. we knew growing up. It sounds as if they have emasculated Ken that they

  219. portray it at the beginning like a momb uh simply young men uh with with

  220. a body of Okay, they show off a lot of the body attributes,

  221. but not what actually may dream the girls. It was a charming prince charming

  222. and and who is um actually building a family with Barbie, you know,

  223. or building up a life with with Barbie. It's not. It's when from

  224. the beginning you see that Barbie doesn't like an, or at least Barbie doesn't

  225. enjoy Can as the way to I mean, she enjoyed her life as as

  226. her life that's say, and and and being with her other Barbie. But

  227. when it came to the moment to I don't know care a moment with Can,

  228. it was like empty emptiness, you know. So well, obviously the

  229. plot. The plot is men versus women to achieve power and change the constitution.

  230. So they are talking about changing the constitution. Then they try to teach

  231. us that men and woman suppossed to be separated to be successful, and for

  232. me, it's quite the opposite. Men needs woman and woman needs men,

  233. and together are more powerful. They compliment each other. So apparently having a

  234. beautiful family is not the major achievement in life anymore, or at least not

  235. in that film. And then suddenly at the end when she become a real

  236. woman. Obviously I'm spoiling a lot of the films. Sorry for those who

  237. didn't start the film yet. Well, First of all, you are not

  238. losing anything to keep that way. But certainly at the end when she becomes

  239. a real woman in the film, it goes from I don't have a vagina

  240. because they she says, actually that too, I am going to the gin

  241. ecologist. Literally, I mean they are saying that. So the marketing for

  242. this film is not only amazing, but made to attract children. You think

  243. it's a children's film, but this film is not for children. And again

  244. I repeat, this film is not for children. This film is explicitly designed

  245. to divide men versus woman in a cultural relevant moment, because you see this

  246. is I think the next movement in the in the right, in the right

  247. radical agenda is to divide men a woman, man versus woman. Well,

  248. I feel like they've been doing that for quite a long time. It seems

  249. as though in this film a lot of leftist ideas and ideals are trying to

  250. be perpetrated on society. And so I appreciate you sharing your comments about that.

  251. And as Catalina said, don't waste your time going to the movie.

  252. It's it's really not as what's the time, Don't waste your money, or

  253. you can go and see another movie more interesting or look for the Sound of

  254. Freedom movie. We need to to be bold on our values and show the

  255. left that we are we care more about children that about a dumb film like

  256. Barbie. This is not even entertaining. I wasn't entertainment, I wasn't laughing.

  257. Yes, the dress are beautiful. Yeah, don't to spend this money

  258. from that? Please, Well, thank you, Catalina. I have certainly

  259. enjoyed this program with you. You have enlightened us about a lot of things,

  260. and certainly we wanted to know more about Moms for Liberty and sharing about

  261. the Barbie film is important voice in the wilderness. This program is about family,

  262. children, life, our Christian values. So I thank Catalina for being

  263. with us this evening to really highlight things that are important regarding Moms for Liberty,

  264. about parental control and how important that is in this day and age.

  265. So I thank you so much for being with us this evening. Thank you

  266. so much, Thank you so much for having me. And if you have

  267. any question fees, please visit our website Moms for Liberty dot org or any

  268. of our social media Moms number four Liberty dot org. No, I'm sorry,

  269. not that org, but just Mom's for Liberty with the number four,

  270. or you can join me also in my social media gotta stuby or Catalina Stuby

  271. I think in Twitter I am Catalina Stubit. So, but thank you so

  272. much also for inviting me. You are welcome, folks. I just want

  273. to conclude the program saying, let's pray for Moms for Liberty. Let's believe

  274. that this is an important organization that maybe you would like to be part of,

  275. So get on board if you can. We need chapters in West Virginia.

  276. So I hope you're inspired by what we've shared. This is do n

  277. noble you. You can go to www dot pureheart dot today and listen to

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  280. lawrecase down at pureheart dot today. And of course I am always grateful for

  281. your prayers for this ministry. It is so vital to have you pray,

  282. and I sure we'd love you to help support us financially. You can send

  283. a check to Pureheart Ministry's PO box eighty five Valley Grove, West Virginia two

  284. six o six zero. Well, I look forward to being with you again

  285. next week. This is Don Noble saying Shalom shalom, Peace be unto you.