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N.W.O in our children's schools


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My daughter is in 8th grade. She is a well rounded student and a martial artist and is a nerd. She watches history channel and news programs all the time. So yesterday she came to me with a big dilemma. She wants to speak up but is afraid of the backlash from the school. Any suspension would result in her missing 8th grade activities, including graduation ceremonies, and the like....

So she tells me that this teacher's aid in her SOCIAL SCIENCE class ,( yea, not social studies but social science) is teaching the kids about communism and the benefits it has on society. QUOTE made by teacher COMMUNISM is GOOD! He had done a whole power point on the benefits of communism on communitys in a whole. When he saw my daughter sitting there in awe on what he was saying he insisted that my daughter take notes. She pretended to write but did not. Then the nerve of this guy talking about how a one government and one currency should be law.

He was teaching the class about how propaganda is bad and against the law, but he is teaching it at the same time. He is just a teacher's assistant and yet he is saying all this under the watchful eye of her main teacher.

WHAT IN THE HECK IS GOING ON HERE! When you talk about one government, one currency, aren't you talking about NWO (new world order) Are they really trying to brainwash our youth into thinking that Communism is good. I would value any opinion on the matter. Thank-You

BTW this is a public school we are talking about....

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Yes. It is prevalent to use our public school system as the indoctrination of these ideas. It started by first removing all the extra subjestc in schools through standardized testing. They are now slowly integrating a new education into the schools. Its new and coming to a school near you.

Luckily its variable from school district to school district as to what curriculum is added in replacement of the draconian standardized testing. Your best recourse is to copy paste that post to you local school board and local commissioner.

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the IDEA of Communism is a good one.

Look at Star Trek - that's Communistic (or rather Socialistic). Everyone works in a job because they WANT to work there, it's where they have a PASSION, they don't need to be paid, they look at the idea of money as a primitive thing, the give to the Society what they can and recieve in return what they need - that's Communism 101.

However, it's execution in the real world has been dire and even Karl Marx said he isn't a Socialist.

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So she tells me that this teacher's aid in her SOCIAL SCIENCE class ,( yea, not social studies but social science) is teaching the kids about communism and the benefits it has on society. QUOTE made by teacher COMMUNISM is GOOD! He had done a whole power point on the benefits of communism on communitys in a whole. When he saw my daughter sitting there in awe on what he was saying he insisted that my daughter take notes. She pretended to write but did not. Then the nerve of this guy talking about how a one government and one currency should be law.

Sounds like simply stupidity to mw. Why did your daughter not take notes? She should both take notes and probe the dimwit teacher. How about suggesting a trip to North Korea to see the last remaining pure Workers´ Paradise firsthand?

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The rational dates back to the 60s I believe,and has been instituted since the late 90s. Its called ,Stealing a generation .

Conditioning and grooming the next generations to be minions of the NWO

. http://s1.dailypaul.com/237926/international-baccalaureate-new-world-order-and-american-education

http://www.lovethetruth.com/government/public_schools/communist.htm

http://www.globalresearch.ca/moulding-young-minds-american-schools-preaching-the-virtues-of-a-war-on-iran/5316115

P.S. if I had kids school aged,HOME SCHOOLING !

And it is just public schools. Anyone who can afford catholic school is more apt to fight and take their money elsewhere ,so catholic and Jewish schools,have say so over their curriculums .

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the IDEA of Communism is a good one.

Look at Star Trek - that's Communistic (or rather Socialistic). Everyone works in a job because they WANT to work there, it's where they have a PASSION, they don't need to be paid, they look at the idea of money as a primitive thing, the give to the Society what they can and recieve in return what they need - that's Communism 101.

However, it's execution in the real world has been dire and even Karl Marx said he isn't a Socialist.

Well the only reason it has failed is because the whole point of communism is that everyone has to do it for it to work. It would never work with such a separated world. I mean the opposite is just as bad, it's all corrupt now.

It's hard to say what is best as well. I mean the whole world being 1 world and not divided countries etc. Why is that a bad thing?! lol It will need to be like that eventually for world peace. However I do not agree with the way the Elite want it. They just want to enslave the whole world to their debt machine. That I don't agree with at all.

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And it is just public schools. Anyone who can afford catholic school is more apt to fight and take their money elsewhere ,so catholic and Jewish schools,have say so over their curriculums .

Thats fine if you are a catholic or jew, it means you send them to those schools knowing they will teach your children about that faith. I doubt they will be promoting judism in a catholic school.

I do not disagree with teaching children about history or other cultures around the world, but to tell them it is a good thing is another story.

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Well the only reason it has failed is because the whole point of communism is that everyone has to do it for it to work. It would never work with such a separated world. I mean the opposite is just as bad, it's all corrupt now.

It's hard to say what is best as well. I mean the whole world being 1 world and not divided countries etc. Why is that a bad thing?! lol It will need to be like that eventually for world peace. However I do not agree with the way the Elite want it. They just want to enslave the whole world to their debt machine. That I don't agree with at all.

Religions will never allow a united world. The proof is in the history and in what is happening today.

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I think you're getting your panties in a bunch over nothing. Who cares if a class is called social studies or social sciences? Whatever you call it, it's not quite history so yes they have to call it something different. Social studies is "the integrated study of the SOCIAL SCIENCES and humanities to promote civic competence..." Sounds to me like a teacher merely expressing his opinion on political and social matters. If anything you should be glad that your daughter's eyes were opened to other ideas, rather than being taught by example that intolerance is acceptable as one teacher was recently filmed doing.

As Wearer of Hats stated, the idea of Communism is not bad. It's when you put it into day-to-day practice that it becomes the evil we've always been shown it to be. I for one have always wished something like Star Trek was real. I mean who wouldn't want food to magically appear when you state what you want to eat? :D

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Religions will never allow a united world. The proof is in the history and in what is happening today.

They won't allow the united peaceful world, but a one world corrupt government will be in their favour. Especially with the financial aid for the banking system. That's the problem with organised religion, it's just as corrupt as the bankers and government.

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I'm curious... was Communism the subject of the day? Like Communism one day, Socialism another day, and so on? Or using Communism within the context of propaganda? Are they currently working on various forms of politics right now, and work on other things as well within the framework of the entire class?

Might it be that Communism is just a pet subject of the aide, and he got a bit carried away with his presentation?

It could be that your kid didn't really get it that Communism was portrayed in a positive light.

Social science does cover a lot of information.

Personally, there isn't enough information here for me to go What?!?! about. It just sounds like a regular class moment to me without a lot more details about the class curriculum in general.

But I will say that if you are truly concerned and objectionable to what your child is being exposed to in class, you always have the option of taking it up with the teacher or the principle. Instead of telling us you wonder if it was indoctrination or N.W.O., tell the people that are teaching it to your kid. Ask them directly what was the presentation done in class that day.

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When you take the idea of communism and separate it from how people use that idea of communism to make nations that suffered, you'll find plenty of differences. Whatever it is, communism, socialism, capitalism, religion, they're all the same: tools which you allow to take control of yourself as a people at large, and let few people exert that control over you. Use your head and think what happens... human selfishness is a well-recorded fact. If you look at it like that, and that's the most realistic way to look at it (just look at what governments and big corporations are doing and who's reaping the benefit and who suffers), then you come to realise that people need to first exert control over their own lives, no matter what systems they live in.

And those systems, there's plenty of them that have made it to the real, practical world, implemented, but many that have not, and stayed as ideals only. There's a difference between ideals and in giving birth to them among a people. There's a strange belief that studying those ideals as ideals, as well as the history of them, might have a positive impact on society. But only a few chosen make it to be the leaders of the world, so that studying is wasted on the rest of us, except for the basic part which can give you a better picture of what's ethical (looking beyond good and bad into reality) instead of relying on moralism (more judgemental in a hindsight, that's how mass hysterias and injustices are born) all the time. Studying the good sides of whatever there may have been in both the worldly nations that exercted it as well as in the ideals themselves, should be part of any such education if you ask me. If your child has a head of her own, she should realise that in the more worldly cases of communism at least, the bad sides overweighted the good ones few times over.

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the IDEA of Communism is a good one.

Look at Star Trek - that's Communistic (or rather Socialistic). Everyone works in a job because they WANT to work there, it's where they have a PASSION, they don't need to be paid, they look at the idea of money as a primitive thing, the give to the Society what they can and recieve in return what they need - that's Communism 101.

However, it's execution in the real world has been dire and even Karl Marx said he isn't a Socialist.

Exactly. And then there's the Ferengi.

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Exactly. And then there's the Ferengi.

The Ferengi culture is far more similar to our current culture than the human culture depicted in the Star Trek eras, which is actually really sad.

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The school systems should leave politics out of the class room for much the same reason that religion should be left out of the class room (unless of course you are taking a course in Politics or Religion)...

They can teach Government, and Civics, and how political processes work (or should work)... but should never get onto the slippery slope of actual politics...

The school administrator at that school should be notified of what the teacher is doing/saying...

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Ideally, comunism is a great way to run the country. In reality it is the worst way to run a country. Humans are naturally too corrupt and greedy to actually put it into practice and follow. Someone would always want more and work out a way to take it. Some would be too lazy and think they would be still thinking they should get their share. We already have these problems, but they would be hugely exagerated in a communistic country- NV, Russia.... already shows us it doesn't work. If this was taught in history I would understand the teacher teaching it and praising as an ideal that does not work.

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It's amazing to me what is being taught in schools. This is why I've enlisted my children in Charter Schools of which I've carefully reviewed their doctrines, curriculum and even their disciplinary guidelines. Also, you'd better believe the government knows exactly what it's doing by implementing the "Steal a Generation" tactic on our children. They've done it multiple times in the past and many different generations.

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Thats fine if you are a catholic or jew, it means you send them to those schools knowing they will teach your children about that faith. I doubt they will be promoting judism in a catholic school.

I do not disagree with teaching children about history or other cultures around the world, but to tell them it is a good thing is another story.

Well while not promoting it the Catholic school that I went to had a year where they taught about various other religions.

As for the OP itself as others have said there doesn't seem to be enough information for full outrage. It could be that that day they were learning about the conspect of communism. I seem to recall learning about it when I was in school. And the reason why the teacher told your daughter to take notes is most likely due to there being a test in the future. Can't study if you don't have notes. Now on the issue of promoting communism as others have said it could have been dealing with the theory of communism rather than the actual practice. Or maybe the teacher just had a personal bias. I'm sure we've all had our share of those.

In either case I highly doubt there's any kind of NWO involvement, since I wouldn't think they'd like communism that much what with the destruction of classes and the free sharing of wealth and all. And even if they are for communism that they screwed up the Cold War seems to suggest that the NWO are run by morons that we don't need to worry about. :P

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The Ferengi are annoying. :td:

Rule of Acquisition # 325: It'll cost you one strip of latinum for any insult.

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It's amazing to me what is being taught in schools. This is why I've enlisted my children in Charter Schools of which I've carefully reviewed their doctrines, curriculum and even their disciplinary guidelines. Also, you'd better believe the government knows exactly what it's doing by implementing the "Steal a Generation" tactic on our children. They've done it multiple times in the past and many different generations.

So which generations have they successfully stolen?

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The Problem that I have with this is that we live in free society governed by our constitution of the United States, to me anything to the contrary is just plain un-American. Not to mention these are little kids who a 13 and 14 years of age. Their brains are so pliable and formable and instead of teaching them about history They're shoving NWO and communism down their throats.

Which begs me to ask why?

Is it so that when these kids grow up and there is a vote to rid our constitution or make a one world government these adults will say "it not that bad...because in 8th grade my teacher explained all the benefits of communism on the community" So I will vote for it...." Because if they are teaching it it must be true."

And that's why I'm upset. What about you guys!

Not to mention that according to religion the one government and currency is supposed to usher in the "end of days" but that is for another forum entirely and that's my fear. These kids are too little to understand what the bigger picture is and unfortunately most are easily persuaded into thinking the same way as everyone else.

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One lecture informing students of other view points different from what you approve of does not convince me it's "shoving NWO and communism down their throats." If you'd rather your daughter be ignorant of everything but what you think children should learn, then that's your choice but that's what's wrong here. You believe that learning about anything that YOU have deemed unAmerican to be evil. Have you ever stopped to consider that a lot of the history taught is wrong? Have you ever heard the phrase that history is written by the victors? I assume then that you are perfectly accepting of whatever Europeans did to the Native Americans already living here when they invaded this country. You wouldn't bother listening to any other side of the story because it's UNamerican.

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The Ferengi are annoying. :td:

If you watch the first season of The Next Generation, and once you get past the "comedy" (and I use that term lightly) the Ferengi are presented as an outright threat the the Enterprise. Basically one Ferengi ship is more then a match for the Flag of the Federation Fleet.

The Klingons actively hate the Ferengi (mind you, they hate a lot of things, but Ferengi seem to be in for a certain amount of "they're worthy of our hate and we will sing mighty songs of their deaths. We just want you lot dead" in relation to the Ferengi). The Ferengi aren't members of the Federation, and yet noone's has attacked them. Not the Klingons. Not the Romulans. Not the Dominion.

That suggests that they're of the "Are you insulted by our offer? Well here's a BFG to make you reconsider attacking us" mindset.

One of the Rules of Acquisition must be "Always carry a stick bigger then your purse".

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