American textbook WAR!
To the barricades! The Texas State Board of Education (TSBOE) is about to erase large parts of American history in exchange for forced World Citizenship training.
This all under the nose of Texans and American parents.
Why should American’s be concerned if this is occurring in Texas: well Texas is a leader in school book publication and many of their works make it to schools throughout the United States.
Old World New Order
One of the claims of the recent “victors” in the last election is that their ideas are avant garde and the ideas of conservatives are passe. Nothing could be further from the truth. The old world with it’s ideas had been left behind as the original settlers came to the New World. They were leaving behind physically, mentally, and spiritually anything to do with the Old World shaking the dust off their feet metaphorically. You don’t hear much about the Old World/New World contrast because it doesn’t fit in with the liberal way of thinking anymore.
Without A Drop of Blood
It seems hard to fathom that our nation, let alone all of Europe, have been enduring for the last 20 years another military conquest of world dominance. Not unlike, in any way, to that of Adolf Hitler’s move to the great Arian state. A war fought not with physical armaments, but of psychology, propaganda, and dimly lit rooms.
Translator
European governments working hard to steal your money
President Obama’s suggestion to tax successful larger banking interests within the United States was likely not his idea.
Although he was possibly the first to really push it on a population.
His argument was orchestrated to place the mantle of guilt squarely on the Banking industry proclaiming to the public that he was:
“to recover every single dime the American people are owed.”
This might seem very noble, but the truth of the matter is that those targeted banks have either previously paid or are rapidly already paying those funds.
Therefore, Obama’s statement had little to do with repaying America borrowed stimulus cash.
February 11, 2010 / No Comment / Read More