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An Indivisible Nation - How America will Stand

News With Views

by Nancy Levant

April 11, 2006

Our nation is falling to long laid plans. Public schools and our children are the public-private property of Socialist re-engineers. American children are trained to be sexually active, morally blank, and ignorant laborers - or else they are "mentally ill

Socialist agendas overtook mainstream media so long ago that we can't remember "news and entertainment" vs. "cultural envisioning." What used to be "propaganda" is now professional and diabolical social engineering via TV shows, commercials, newspapers, magazines, movies, newscasts, etc. Our health care system and big pharma has been experimenting on the American public and military for decades, and we are now a sick, vulnerable, and cancerous population. Looks like we'll make that U.N. mandated 3/4ths population reduction deadline by 2050 after all. I'm sure a pandemic will help, as well.

An Open Letter to Homeschoolers - Will the Real Homeschool-Friendly Candidate Please Stand Up?

Lew Rockwell

by Shana Kluck

December 17, 2007

Daily I read a new article about overtures being made to the homeschooling community by prospective presidential nominees.

John and Elizabeth Edwards are educating their children at home with the help of a private tutor; so now, supposedly, they can identify with other homeschoolers. I've got news for them - that's not even remotely close to the "real" world of the average homeschooling family.

An Open Letter to Homeschoolers About Ron Paul, Part II: A Warning to Homeschoolers About Mike Huckabee

Lew Rockwell

by Dave Whitinger

December 19, 2007

When the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA), an organization of which I am a lifetime member, announced this past summer that they were endorsing Mike Huckabee's candidacy for President, I had barely heard of Mike Huckabee

As Christians, it is our duty to judge not according to appearance (or words), but to judge righteous judgment. When making weighty decisions such as who will become our next leader, we need to evaluate our choices carefully. My desire is to lay out the facts that I found concerning Mike Huckabee and ask that you receive them with an open spirit of discernment.

An Open Letter To Rob Reiner

Universal Preschool

by Diane Flynn Keith

August 5, 2005

Dear Mr. Reiner,
I am a fan of your films including When Harry Met Sally, Ghosts of Mississippi, and This Is Spinal Tap. I am not a fan of your politics.

Rumor Has It that you have introduced a Preschool-For-All initiative that will be on the California ballot in 2006. While I realize that you have great concern for every little Alex & Emma whose parents cannot properly care for them (as demonstrated in your movie North, about a boy who divorces negligent and self-absorbed parents who are always too busy with their careers to give him the attention he needs), I fail to see the logic in your push to provide taxpayer funded preschools for every child regardless of want or need...

An Open Letter to the (Homeschool) Class of 2005

Family Times

by E. Wingfield

September 1, 2004

Class of 2005, this fall, you'll take your place at the helm of homeschooling as the brightest, most promising, and latest products of that fantastic movement.

The reason that homeschoolers tend to perform well academically is because homeschoolers are raised as Thinkers. A Thinker's education can be had at any sort of school, but as it happens, most homeschoolers get a great Thinker's education. You’ve been trained to think for yourself and not to be reliant on others to supply you with regurgitated value assessments.

Analysis of NASA Satellite Data Suggests UN Climate Models are Full of Hot Air

Michelle Malkin

by Doug Powers

July 28, 2011

Stand down, Green Helmets!

So maybe we won't have to spend $76 trillion to "green" the world?

Analyst calls testing tough on students

Contra Costa Times (CA)

by Rhona Weinstein Research

July 16, 2011

The "testing and sorting" culture in U.S. schools, which holds children accountable for scoring well on standardized tests, erodes rather than enhances education, according to research by a UC Berkeley psychology professor.

Anchor Babies: No More U.S. Citizenship

News With Views

by Frosty Wooldridge

August 10, 2009

Does it make sense to taxpayers for 400,000 pregnant mothers to break across America's borders annually -- and birth their babies into instant citizenship in the United States?

Is it fair for American taxpayers to pay for those births in hospitals via the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA)? Does it stand to reason that taxpayers must then pay for those children to enjoy 13 years of schooling at the expense of our children? Does anyone realize that the costs run into the billions and trillions of dollars over the decades?

And after double maths it will be... paganism: Schools told to put witchcraft and druids on RE syllabus

dailymail.co.uk

by Jonathan Petre

April 16, 2012

Paganism has been included in an official school religious education syllabus for the first time.

Cornwall Council has told its schools that pagan beliefs, which include witchcraft, druidism and the worship of ancient gods such as Thor, should be taught alongside Christianity, Islam and Judaism. The requirements are spelled out in an agreed syllabus drawn up by Cornwall's RE advisory group.

Anderson Authors Resolution To Protect Home-Schooling

California State Assembly Republican Caucus

by Assemblyman Joel Anderson

March 10, 2008

Decrying the February 28, 2008 Appellate Court decision attacking home-schooling, Assemblyman Joel Anderson (R-El Cajon) has introduced an Assembly Resolution calling upon the California Supreme Court to reverse the opinion.

Anderson's Home-Schooled Daughter Recently Accepted to U.S. Air Force Academy. Anderson and his wife Kate have home-schooled their three children. Their eldest daughter Mary, a product of this home-schooling, was recently accepted to the U.S. Air Force Academy.

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