NJ schools to stop teaching about Veterans day!!
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It would make more difference in how education is directed across this
country if DC Green Zone broke off and fell into the Potomac:
Let's start at the State level....
NJ Ed hierarchy:
http://www.state.nj.us/njded/genfo/overview/orgchart.pdf
....which is directed at the Federal level by both "public"....
Fedgov:
http://www.ed.gov/about/landing.jhtml?src=gu
Fed Ed hierarchy:
http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/or/index.html
http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/oese/index.html?src=oc
Knock yourselves out on policy letters to the states and federal legislation:
http://www.ed.gov/policy/elsec/guid/stateletters/index.html
http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/oese/legislation.html
...and "private" entities...
The so-called "private" side of education:
http://www.nea.org/aboutnea/whatwedo.html
Their philosophy goes back a ways:
BTW, I doubt the NEA would agree with THR members who believe schools
would be safer if school staff was armed:
http://www.nea.org/nr/nr990609b.html
http://www.nea.org/nr/old/st980616.html
Let me repeat this again:
Guns....bad....veterans....bad.....nationalism....bad....sovereignty...bad....
Global Community....GOOD!
Getting the big picture yet? No? Ok, time to make more mud bricks for Pharaoh
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"I don't think the state should be in the business of telling districts to do every single thing," [state Sen. John Adler] said.
It doesn't say, but I guess since you guys are in such a tizzy this guy is a Democrat. Always entertaining to see the Democrat arguing the small government option and watching the Republicans have a heart attack.
yawn. state Sen. Jon Adler might be trumpeting more leverage for school districts in this particular instance, but i would be quite willing to bet a huge sum that when discussing the likes of say, subjecting students to police state-type security measures in these schools, he would have no problem with the state government dictating things state-wide. it's got nothing to do with republicans or Democrats....each party is equally endowed in new jersey with tremendous amounts of evil intent.
"I don't think the state should be in the business of telling districts to do every single thing," [state Sen. John Adler] said.
It doesn't say, but I guess since you guys are in such a tizzy this guy is a Democrat. Always entertaining to see the Democrat arguing the small government option and watching the Republicans have a heart attack.
yawn. state Sen. Jon Adler might be trumpeting more leverage for school districts in this particular instance, but i would be quite willing to bet a huge sum that when discussing the likes of say, subjecting students to police state-type security measures in these schools, he would have no problem with the state government dictating things state-wide. it's got nothing to do with republicans or Democrats....each party is equally endowed in new jersey with tremendous amounts of evil intent.
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carlrodd said:
So basically he's your standard supporter of small government.
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Americans have always worshipped at the altar of Education. It will, for this reason, be extremely hard for us to face where the real theater of war actually is and how benign its outward face.
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Americans have always worshipped at the altar of Education. It will, for this reason, be extremely hard for us to face where the real theater of war actually is and how benign its outward face.
ArfinGreebly
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From my own personal experience (four years working part time as a contractor for the NEA/NSEA office in Las Vegas) I can say with some authority the NEA and its affiliates are actively working to subvert the social order.
I will relate a single incident by way of example:
I have never forgotten that day, that month. I saw and heard dozens of other hair-curling, mind-boggling things during my four years there. I watched a guy get fired for interceding for a lady that was being verbally abused. Reason for dismissal? Bad attitude, insubordination.
These guys are truly scary. And they control our kids' education/indoctrination.
From my own personal experience (four years working part time as a contractor for the NEA/NSEA office in Las Vegas) I can say with some authority the NEA and its affiliates are actively working to subvert the social order.
I will relate a single incident by way of example:
The senior/key NEA staff used to attend, as a body when they could, conventions whenever possible.
One memorable Saturday, I was in the office doing modifications to test scoring software, and the guys who'd gone to a convention in Denver came back. They milled around for a couple of hours, rehashing the stuff they'd heard there. They were stoked.
Over that couple of hours, as well as the next several days and weeks, what emerged was a new "mission" for education. One speaker, a guy working in both education and mental health, spoke at length about the "duty" of educators to "cure" the fundamental psychosis of young children given into their charge.
They chatted on as though I wasn't even there: more than a year of seeing me there, hunched over a keyboard, had led them to treat me like furniture.One memorable Saturday, I was in the office doing modifications to test scoring software, and the guys who'd gone to a convention in Denver came back. They milled around for a couple of hours, rehashing the stuff they'd heard there. They were stoked.
Over that couple of hours, as well as the next several days and weeks, what emerged was a new "mission" for education. One speaker, a guy working in both education and mental health, spoke at length about the "duty" of educators to "cure" the fundamental psychosis of young children given into their charge.
I have never forgotten that day, that month. I saw and heard dozens of other hair-curling, mind-boggling things during my four years there. I watched a guy get fired for interceding for a lady that was being verbally abused. Reason for dismissal? Bad attitude, insubordination.
These guys are truly scary. And they control our kids' education/indoctrination.
geekWithA.45
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Towing New Jersey Out To Sea...Don't You Think It's Time?
Outlander1
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Can you say Click , Click BOOM . NOBODY would hold my kid with out paying dearly !!!!!!!!!!! ***** .
geek .....................got enough wirerope to hook to CT ???? LMAO
Harve Curry
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My Grandpa was "inducted into the National Army" in NJ and sent to Camp Dix, as it was called then, before he was sent off to WWI. Dumbasses running NJ ought to teach their own history, it is just another sign of the decline of the USA as we've known it.
lacoochee
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Go New Jersey!!
Hopefully, this will catch on in the rest of the North. Teach your children to be apathetic atheist pacifists, so that they have no core values or ambition. That way my backwards God fearing ass kicking Southern children will clean your clocks on the next go around.
(Mostly tongue in cheek...)
Seriously, how are these poor kids ever going to succeed at anything? They are taught that nothing is honorable and that nothing has any true meaning. They are being failed by their parents (when present) and the education system.
Hopefully, this will catch on in the rest of the North. Teach your children to be apathetic atheist pacifists, so that they have no core values or ambition. That way my backwards God fearing ass kicking Southern children will clean your clocks on the next go around.
(Mostly tongue in cheek...)
Seriously, how are these poor kids ever going to succeed at anything? They are taught that nothing is honorable and that nothing has any true meaning. They are being failed by their parents (when present) and the education system.
The last straw was my "religious leader" organizing 2 busloads of women to go to the pro-abortion rally in Washington, DC. Just couldn't take it anymore after that. Best move I ever made. Of course, he took the place of a "religious leader" who killed his wife. Many of you are probably familiar with the story. Ethically bankrupt is putting it mildly and SE PA is infected with NJ and NY transplants, unfortunately.
ArfinGreebly
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Blame The State?
From some of the posts, I gather that NJ is evil and needs to be sunk/bombed/burned/whatever.
We evidently have other evil states as well. NY, CA, MA come to mind.
It's kind of like they have the social/political equivalent of, what, rabies?
I'm thinking, rather than killing the patient we need to find out what infection he has. Once you've isolated the actual cause of the "regional" insanity, you can treat it with chemo, antibiotics, viral remedies, or surgery.
The disease is evidently spreading. Amputating every infected state will leave us living on a rather crowded isthmus that used to be called the Rocky Mountains.
So, given that we don't actually want to excise whole chunks of real estate, wouldn't it make more sense to find the actual cause, and "medicate" that?
I'm thinkin' schools do stoopid things 'cause of the people in charge. Those people were appointed and given their mandates by . . . ? They get their policies from . . . ?
Now that I think of it, it's kind of like dealing with zombies. Nobody starts out as a zombie, they're turned into one by direct contact.
So where's the head zombie that's making NJ schools shuffle around, groaning and wailing, looking for new fodder to propogate more of their kind?
From some of the posts, I gather that NJ is evil and needs to be sunk/bombed/burned/whatever.
We evidently have other evil states as well. NY, CA, MA come to mind.
It's kind of like they have the social/political equivalent of, what, rabies?
I'm thinking, rather than killing the patient we need to find out what infection he has. Once you've isolated the actual cause of the "regional" insanity, you can treat it with chemo, antibiotics, viral remedies, or surgery.
The disease is evidently spreading. Amputating every infected state will leave us living on a rather crowded isthmus that used to be called the Rocky Mountains.
So, given that we don't actually want to excise whole chunks of real estate, wouldn't it make more sense to find the actual cause, and "medicate" that?
I'm thinkin' schools do stoopid things 'cause of the people in charge. Those people were appointed and given their mandates by . . . ? They get their policies from . . . ?
Now that I think of it, it's kind of like dealing with zombies. Nobody starts out as a zombie, they're turned into one by direct contact.
So where's the head zombie that's making NJ schools shuffle around, groaning and wailing, looking for new fodder to propogate more of their kind?
Neo-Luddite
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Has Bruce Springstein been informed? He still gets them riled up in New Jersey, doesn't he?
I'm still ticked that, while a precious handful of Veterans of The Great War For Civilization yet live, we shame them by the ongoing theft of what was to be forever theirs. You know, even the UK still observes the moment of silence at the appointed hour on November 11th.
I'm still ticked that, while a precious handful of Veterans of The Great War For Civilization yet live, we shame them by the ongoing theft of what was to be forever theirs. You know, even the UK still observes the moment of silence at the appointed hour on November 11th.
Art Eatman
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I'm as disgusted as anybody, but that doesn't keep the subject from being better discussed at APS.
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