Monthly Archives: March 2009

The Cause Is Socialism. Entrenchment Gained Via Socialized Schools (Issue 181)

I have written almost 200 lengthy articles in the past year I’ve been writing this blog site.  I have touched on a number of subjects, but mostly I’ve written about politics and The Philosophy of Freedom. If I understand anything, I understand the real meaning of Freedom.
 
But there’s an area, I failed to grasp the [...]

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Schools, Rules, Tools, and Fools (Issue 180)

 Despite the fact I no longer have any children in school, I recall the time when I did have school age children, and the battles I fought in the system. One incident which comes to mind is the time my daughter came home from school and said she had an assignment to write a paper [...]

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The Dog Bites the Flea, The Flea Bites the Dog – They Stay Together: Politicians and Schools (Issue 179)

 
The newly elected President is trying to ram-rod as much legislation, about as many things as possible, as quickly as he can.
 
In less than two months, he has proposed, passed, pitched and promised so many billions in bailouts, one would think, what’s left, and what’s next?  Oops almost forgot, education.
 
Yesterday came the speech from the [...]

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Keith Oberman = O’Reilly = Chris Matthews = Fredrich Bastiat. About 3 TV Personalities and 19th Century French Writer, Bastiat (Issue 178)

 
 One of my very favorite  writers is Fredrich Bastiat, who wrote, “The Law” and another book titled, “That Which is Seen and Not Seen” looking through a broken window.
 
I sometimes listen to Keith Oberman, who has a nightly news program. I can describe him as being handsome, articulate, entertaining and the best dressed news man [...]

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The Tax Supported Socialist School System (Issue 177)

I’m a clipper of news articles and have a large box of news items about the tax-supported school system.
 
I’ll begin with an article from December 2008, which states, “education represents more than 55 percent or nearly $8.2 billion of Georgia’s fiscal year 2009 budget, according to the Governor’s Office of Planning and Budget.”
 
That’s a whopping amount of [...]

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