Your article would make sense if the state was trying to really educate people. This is not the case.

The invisible man story was good for six thousand years, now there is technology to implement a better form of control.

1945 he entered a junior college and managed to carry a B avg in Humanities and Social Studies.Then he entered a university and managed to obtain a B.S. in Social Sciences, with a minor emphasis in English, at age 32. None of his coursework entailed physical sciences, mathematics beyond basic algebra, or Philosophy. What little hard science and math he did have he was a mediocre performer.

The year before (1947) gaining his bachelor’s, his father-in-law retired from public education because he could not handle the stress of teenagers who were allowed to act out their lack of good parenting caused by the War. His greatest complaint was that kids did not know how to work.

Fast forward forty years. Reading the reminiscences of my father, and older siblings who attended pub-ed in the 50s and 60s, I discover their writing ability is atrocious. All of them had spelling errors. They had grammar errors. None of them could write a simple, well-constructed essay. And to my knowledge none of them ever went beyond Algebra II, took Physics or Chemistry, or related hard science subjects. Only my oldest brother did so, and that was after his military technical training.

I attended the same schools growing up, and had a few of the same teachers. I studied English out of the same worn out tomes that were extant when my father was in H.S..

The upshot to this abbreviated account is that pub-ed has been deficient in the basics since the beginning of the 20th century at least. It has never performed well at turning out intelligent and informed students.

Take JFK, who was afforded some of the best schools money could buy. What did he learn about Abe Lincoln? What did he learn about the moneyed interest in the 1860s? Not enough, and he lost his head over it.

As each school’s success would be dependent upon providing the highest quality education as possible, high caliber teachers would be in great demand. You’d probably start seeing people from a wide range of the private sector (business people, scientists, musicians, novelists, farmers, etc.) with teaching abilities start entering the profession because of the real-world experience they’d bring to the table. Eliminating teacher unions in the process would also provide the means for under-performing teachers to wither away and encourage competent individuals to rise in the ranks.

My opinion is that men were paid less and inflation jacked so that kids would have to be turned over to “professionals.” that’s another code word for Satanic rapists, if not murderers according to the childrens’ testimony. I suspect that it will not be much longer before public schools start “doing it!” the kids will likely be horrifically programmed and conditioned with MK Ultra Programming. the sickness and madness that has taken over, has no bounds. Welcome to the brave new world.

My advise to all! Do not have kids anymore. for their sakes!

Call me Mr. sunshine. I rain on parades for a living.

There is so much that did not come out about the McMartin trial. 3 people were killed to keep them from testifying. the kids were brutally bullied on the stand by ruthless defence lawyers and neither the DA or the court stopped it. there ain’t a hell hot enough!!!!!!!!!!!

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