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Month: March 2015

7 Children Kidnapped by State of Arkansas from Homeschool Family to Remain in State Custody

FA Note: Minor chil­dren, under nat­ur­al law, are right­ful­ly the prop­er­ty of their par­ents, who bear respon­si­bil­i­ty for them. If peo­ple do not have prop­er­ty rights they become prop­er­ty, and lib­er­ty is impossible. Hal Stan­ley with his daugh­ter dur­ing a super­vised vis­it with their chil­dren after they were removed by force from their home. Attorney Emord States that […]

family autonomy, police state, property rights

Are we training pigeons or educating children?

No Way, ESEA! A Class­room Teacher Rais­es Hard Questions A 3D com­men­tary by grass­roots teacher Dawn Hoagland Are we train­ing pigeons or edu­cat­ing chil­dren? That is the big ques­tion we need to ask Con­gress as they re-autho­rize ESEA (the Ele­men­tary and Sec­ondary Edu­ca­tion Act)! There seems to be a new idea, which is actu­al­ly old, being […]

education

Private Police: Mercenaries for the American Police State

John W. White­head, Founder, the Ruther­ford Institute “Cor­po­rate Amer­i­ca is using police forces as their mer­ce­nar­ies.”—Ray Lewis, Retired Philadel­phia Police Captain It’s one thing to know and exer­cise your rights when a police offi­cer pulls you over, but what rights do you have when a pri­vate cop—entrust­ed with all of the pow­ers of a gov­ern­ment […]

corporatism/fascism, new world order, police state, property rights, surveillance

Common Core Early History

“…‘National, Rational, Republican Education, Free for All, at the Expense of All, Conducted under the Guardianship of the State,’ apart from the contaminating influence of parents…” Be sure to catch Dr. Den­nis Cud­dy’s fas­ci­nat­ing arti­cle “Com­mon Core” post­ed on NewsWith­Views 3/2/15, in which he divulges some fas­ci­nat­ing ear­ly his­to­ry on how edu­ca­tion began to be […]

education

Montana Nearly Outlaws Agenda 21

At the end of the bi-annu­al leg­isla­tive ses­sion the Mon­tana State Assem­bly processed the most aggres­sive anti-Agen­da 21 leg­is­la­tion ever con­sid­ered. As of today sev­er­al oth­er states have out­lawed Agen­da 21. In Mon­tana, con­sid­er­a­tion was giv­en to terms that would have been extra­or­di­nar­i­ly effec­tive at stop­ping Agen­da 21’s progress. The vote was 41 to 59. The […]

agenda 21

Update: AP’s Seth Borenstein at it again hyping Antarctic melt fears

Recy­cles same claims from 2014, 1990, 1979, 1922 & 1901! – Cli­mate Depot’s Point-By-Point Rebuttal The Asso­ci­at­ed Press is recy­cling more than cen­tu­ry old Antarc­ti­ca ice sheet melt and sea lev­el rise fears.  Reporter Seth Boren­stein is not the first one to hype these same Antarc­ti­ca melt fears. Vir­tu­al­ly the exact same claims and hype were […]

climate change

ISDS: The Trans-Pacific Partnership clause that everyone should be against

A police woman removes a woman protest­ing the Trans-Pacif­ic Part­ner­ship (TPP) on Capi­tol Hill in Wash­ing­ton Jan­u­ary 27, 2015. (Kevin Lamarque/Reuters) The Unit­ed States is in the final stages of nego­ti­at­ing the Trans-Pacif­ic Part­ner­ship (TPP), a mas­sive free-trade agree­ment with Mex­i­co, Cana­da, Japan, Sin­ga­pore and sev­en oth­er coun­tries. Who will ben­e­fit from the TPP? Amer­i­can […]

corporatism/fascism, property rights, trade

Common Core Testing Regime Ruled Unconstitutional

In a devel­op­ment with mas­sive impli­ca­tions for the Oba­ma administration’s ongo­ing attempt at nation­al­iz­ing edu­ca­tion with Com­mon Core, a Mis­souri judge ruled this week that the fed­er­al­ly fund­ed test­ing regime for the con­tro­ver­sial stan­dards was uncon­sti­tu­tion­al. The rul­ing means that the state of Mis­souri is offi­cial­ly pro­hib­it­ed from par­tic­i­pat­ing in the “Smarter Bal­anced Assess­ment Con­sor­tium” […]

education, family autonomy, property rights, surveillance