Archive for the ‘Public School Prisons’ Category
Sexual Harassment Nation
Monday, May 7, 2012 21:01 5 CommentsA male inmate of the government school system has been accused of sexual harassment for reciting the lyrics of an LMFAO song that say, “I’m sexy and I know it.” He is six years old and has no clue what it means to “sexually harass” a female.
Do You Have a Moral Obligation to Sacrifice Your Children for the Government Schools?
Saturday, April 28, 2012 18:09 7 CommentsDo you have a moral obligation to sacrifice the life and happiness and future of your child for the collectivist-altruist false hope that you are benefitting society as a whole with the sacrificial offering? Rhiana Madenberg writes: So for me and my family, we are making the choice to be a part of the greater [...]
Keep the Public School Prisons Open Longer
Monday, April 23, 2012 15:14 3 CommentsPeter Orszag, a former OMB Director and the current Vice Chairman of Global Banking at Citigroup (no revolving doors between Wall Street and Government!), has penned a piece about why children need more time away from their parents and more time in the education hoosegow. It’s time for a change: Schools should remain open until [...]
Kids Arrested and Jailed After Cafeteria Food Fight
Thursday, March 29, 2012 12:42 10 CommentsThis is a surreal story that I watched on my local news last night. A food fight in a downriver Detroit area public prison school cafeteria, in Monroe, led to the suspension and arrest of four kids, and criminal charges. Plus, the students face potential expulsion from the school (the best thing that can happen [...]
Detroit Girl Force-Fed Big Pharma’s Needle
Sunday, March 4, 2012 13:01 1 CommentSighle Kinney’s daughter was taken from her classroom and dragged off to the school nursing office and physically assaulted by school administrators who gave her four vaccine shots without the mother’s permission, including a flu shot and the HPV vaccine. And then there’s this: The mother is “angry with everybody” over this turn of events [...]
Debt + Dietary Guidelines = School Serfdom
Tuesday, February 14, 2012 21:03 No CommentsHere’s a hilarious story coming out of Seattle: “Students Racking Up Cafeteria Debt.” Kids are given credit in the school cafeteria to eat all of that “healthy” food pyramid slop, and the Seattle public schools are now trying to collect $12k in lunchroom debts. Hasn’t this happened somewhere before? Certainly, they are they just being conditioned [...]
A Middle School Bans Boots
Monday, February 6, 2012 4:01 No CommentsA middle school in Pennsylvania has banned open-top boots because they can hide contraband too easily. The contraband? Personal electronic devices. The policy sounds more like prison rules. The texting is said to be disruptive to a “positive education atmosphere.” A quote from the article: The school district does have a mandatory uniform for the [...]
Public Schools Oppose Virtual Learning Because…?
Sunday, February 5, 2012 17:13 2 CommentsIn my home state, the government’s prison masters are trying to stop the spread of charter virtual schools (cyber schooling) because such freedom of education would not allow the state to gather up your children in big, yellow bully houses on wheels, and take them to near-windowless buildings to physically detain them and indoctrinate them [...]
Prisoners of the State
Thursday, February 2, 2012 21:45 5 CommentsMy later article is up at LewRockwell.com: “How the Public Schools Keep Your Child a Prisoner of the State.” I had blogged on this previously, and Lew Rockwell asked me to dress it up into a longer article to run on his site. His words to me were, “Everyone needs to watch the film you [...]
Public Schools: The War on Kids
Sunday, January 15, 2012 14:09 11 CommentsHere is a brilliant documentary on the horrors of public school prisons in America, where children are subjected to monitoring, authoritarian supervision, arbitrary rules, conformity, coerced abstinence, zero tolerance insanity, irrational fears, invasion of privacy, prison-like security, mind-controlling drugs, and the police state. I highly recommend this – it is a stunning capture of how [...]



