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Socialist Public Schools In America

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Lots of moms and dads might think it a bit farfetched to compare our public schools to schools in socialist or communist countries. However, if we look closer, we see striking similarities in between the two. Inside the former socialist-communist Soviet Union, for instance, the government owned all buildings and all of the schools. In America, public schools are also government buildings, controlled by neighborhood federal government officials. In Soviet Russia, the federal government forced all parents to ship their … Continue reading →

The Deteriorating American Educational System

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Our schools are another consciously constructed battleground in the war over which values our society will embrace as a standard or whether we will hold to any values or standards at all. Those behind the deteriorating education system are the same industrial robber barons and financial giants of the early 20th century, including Rockefeller, Carnegie, Vanderbilt, and Morgan.  Their agenda has been promoted by the politicians under their influence, including Woodrow Wilson, who, years before coming into office as President … Continue reading →

Teaching Homosexuality in Public Schools

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Another part of the political agenda of the homosexual movement is the ability to teach homosexuality in public schools, the ability to get a license from the state to marry, to adopt children, and to be counselors of youth groups. Among the demands put forth by organizers of the “March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi[sexual] Rights and Liberation” was a homosexual “civil rights” law that includes provisons for transvestite and gay curricula in schools. The Gay, Lesbian and … Continue reading →

Americans Go To War for Their Schools

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Despite media smear campaigns against them, Middle American parents are waging a valiant political battle against left-wing elites and their bizarre ideological indoctrination programs in the public schools. By Robert Holland Middle American News, September, 1997 One of the first symptoms of the contagion spreading through American education in the late stages of the 20th Century is the brain-numbing, often invasive probing of students’ attitudes through new forms of testing. One name for this replacement for objective tests is “performance-based … Continue reading →