To Control Curriculum is to Control Thought and Finally...

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When you Control Curriculum Eventually you Control Thought and Finally….

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The Long March through the institutions has culminated. We now have a president whose talk of healing and post racial bipartisanship belies a never ending negative campaign of making any opponent racist and and extremist, and a self arrogating surety of purpose in transforming this nation away from the Bill of Rights while assuring the people he would never do that.

Just YESTERDAY we had Chuck Schumer call the NRA an extremist fringe group. The Tea Party, a conglomerate entity whose entire existence is in doubt past the two issues of financial responsibility and adherence to the Constitution MUST be racist in nature.

And now West Point is teaching those who serve that people who demand the federal govt be the limited service it was intended to be by the founders are THE DANGER.

Is it then LESS paranoid to imagine the purpose of such education is to make it easier for those who serve to FIRE ON THE PEOPLE?

West Point center cites dangers of ‘far right’ in U.S.

A West Point think tank has issued a paper warning America about “far right” groups such as the “anti-federalist” movement, which supports “civil activism, individual freedoms and self-government.”

The report issued this week by the Combating Terrorism Centerat the U.S. Military Academyat West Point, N.Y., is titled “Challengers from the Sidelines: Understanding America’s Violent Far-Right.”

The center - part of the institution where men and women are molded into Army officers - posted the report Tuesday. It lumps limited government activists with three movements it identifies as “a racist/white supremacy movement, an anti-federalist movement and a fundamentalist movement.”

The West Point center typically focuses reports on al Qaeda and other Islamic extremists attempting to gain power in Asia, the Middle East and Africa through violence.

But its latest study turns inward and paints a broad brush of people it considers “far right.”

(Read more @ The Washington Times [link]...)

So who is far right?

“While liberal worldviews are future- or progressive-oriented, conservative perspectives are more past-oriented, and in general, are interested in preserving the status quo.” the report says.“The far right represents a more extreme version of conservatism, as its political vision is usually justified by the aspiration to restore or preserve values and practices that are part of the idealized historical heritage of the nation or ethnic community.”

The report adds:“While far-right groups’ ideology is designed to exclude minorities and foreigners, the liberal-democratic system is designed to emphasize civil rights, minority rights and the balance of power."

[Kemosahbe]

In other words:

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Kemosahbe wrote:

In other words:
blah blah blah blah blah.

...to a low-information voter.

[Duke for Mayor]

Blahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hhhhhh.

Can you think for yourself?

woof

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Duke for Mayor wrote:

Blahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hhhhhh.
Can you think for yourself?
woof

Indeed, I can; therefore, I think that you are blissfully ignorant.

[Duke for Mayor]

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Indeed, I can; therefore, I think that you are blissfully ignorant.

Clearly, you cannot.

You think all of that Canadian oil traversing the XL is going to create thousands of American jobs, and go to the US market.

Clearly, you believe those lies that you've been fed.

woof

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Duke for Mayor wrote:

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Clearly, you cannot.
You think all of that Canadian oil traversing the XL is going to create thousands of American jobs, and go to the US market.
Clearly, you believe those lies that you've been fed.
woof

The only reason you deny the plain facts regarding the Keystone XL is because you dutifully lick up the warmist gruel.

[Kemosahbe]

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...to a low-information voter.

...and that fits you to a "T".

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Kemosahbe wrote:

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...and that fits you to a "T".

Look like Silver lame, Kemosahbe.

-- Tonto

[Duke for Mayor]

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The only reason you deny the plain facts regarding the Keystone XL is because you dutifully lick up the warmist gruel.

Ok moron.

How many permanent American jobs will be created by XL?

And what percentage of crude oil traversing through it from Canand to Texas will end up as either diesel or gasoline actually being burned in American motor vehicles?

I'll wait.

woof

[FKA Reader]

Is the point that the American government has never kept an eye on extremist groups?

Ever hear of COINTELPRO? Did quite a bit more than keep an eye on groups.

Maybe the Tea Partiers wanna get some lessons on hijacking airplanes from the Black Panthers (the original ones)

[Hugh Victor Thompson III]

FKA Reader wrote:

Is the point that the American government has never kept an eye on extremist groups?
Ever hear of COINTELPRO? Did quite a bit more than keep an eye on groups.
Maybe the Tea Partiers wanna get some lessons on hijacking airplanes from the Black Panthers (the original ones)

Since the original ones went to Cuba, I'm surprised you're not signing up.

[FKA Reader]

Hugh Victor Thompson III wrote:

<quoted text>Since the original ones went to Cuba, I'm surprised you're not signing up.

Well, I would imagine that the Tea Party would choose a different destination. Not sure what would be to their liking, however. Might have to give up their Social Security and Medicare.

[Hugh Victor Thompson III]

FKA Reader wrote:

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Well, I would imagine that the Tea Party would choose a different destination. Not sure what would be to their liking, however. Might have to give up their Social Security and Medicare.

I'm 49 and expect to see neither.

[FKA Reader]

Hugh Victor Thompson III wrote:

<quoted text>I'm 49 and expect to see neither.

Yeah, when I was in high school nobody planned to live past 30, either. Funny how things change with age.

[Hugh Victor Thompson III]

FKA Reader wrote:

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Yeah, when I was in high school nobody planned to live past 30, either. Funny how things change with age.

What part of $16.5 trillion in the hole and $100 trillion in unfunded liabilities escapes your notice?

[Che Reagan Christ]

Duke for Mayor wrote:

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Ok moron.
How many permanent American jobs will be created by XL?
And what percentage of crude oil traversing through it from Canand to Texas will end up as either diesel or gasoline actually being burned in American motor vehicles?
I'll wait.
woof

And wait...

[Kemosahbe]

Hugh Victor Thompson III wrote:

<quoted text>I'm 49 and expect to see neither.

Then sign your SS checks over to Walt, I'm sure he could use them.

[Hugh Victor Thompson III]

Kemosahbe wrote:

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Then sign your SS checks over to Walt, I'm sure he could use them.

It's not going to be there for anyone in 15 years, not even criminals like ol Walt.

[FKA Reader]

Hugh Victor Thompson III wrote:

<quoted text>It's not going to be there for anyone in 15 years, not even criminals like ol Walt.

But, Topix will be.

And someone is going to remind you that your predictive capabilities are no more accurate with regard to Social Security than it has been for most of your predictions.

And you will find a way to blame your inaccuracy on someone else.