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SCHOOLS OF SOCIALISM – THE SOCRATIC METHOD OF LEARNING (Issue 360)

THIRD IN SERIES ABOUT TAX-SUPPORTED SCHOOLS
We must now come face to face with the reality of that to which millions of young children are being subjected in the current school system. Namely, the system itself is socialistic, an immoral system, and no amount of money nor well-educated teachers, improved text-books, concerned parents, beautiful buildings, great [...]

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PUBLIC SCHOOLS – VACCINATIONS – OBAMA SPEECH – MY PERSONAL BATTLE WITH THEM (Issue 254)

This is the third in a series of articles I’m currently writing about the school controversy. Months back I have written bits and pieces about the tax-supported school situation and my history battling them.
Because this past week’s news cycle brings attention to a lot of objection over Obama’s upcoming speech next week, it seemed [...]

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The School Board – Guns, Money & Power in the War of Ideas (Issue 215)

 Recently we are hearing more and more from small isolated groups, opposing the direction we are headed in this country. A direction not geared towards individual freedom and private ownership of property. But one diametrically opposed to it. A direction already clothed in many tenets of Socialism.
 
It’s a noble premise and action to take a stand [...]

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The Tail Is Waggin The Dog Over Socialistic Schools (Issue 182)

This is a follow up on a previous article I wrote about tax supported schools in this country. I quoted a newspaper article last December which stated, “Education represents more than 55 percent of nearly 8.2 billion of Georgia’s fiscal year 2009 budget, according to the governor’s office of planning and budget.
 
I’m going to round [...]

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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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