Other Get Off the Globalization Grid, Part 1 The Eco-Con That Keeps on Taking
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LIFELONG LEARNING, THOUGHT CONTROL & BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION
Nancy
Levant What do 12 years of tax payers� public (mental health) education, universities that spit out 21-year-olds who are $50,000.00 to $100.000.00 in student loan debt, and �lifelong learning� have in common? Try these answers on for size:
I could go on, picking any other kind of business, but why bother. Every American �employee� knows what I am talking about. Younger Americans don�t realize that any other system minus the above ever existed. Older Americans, however, know full well that times have changed unbelievably and dreadfully so for working Americans. Take teachers, for instance. Prior to Communism arriving in earnest on American soil, the teaching profession was one of the greatest opportunities to shine in a career, and to make a remarkable difference in the lives of children. Today, teachers sit in the back corners of their classrooms, while students teach themselves in consensus-style groups. Today�s teacher documents behaviors and performs �social and emotional� assessments for state databases. So sorry, teachers, but that is, in fact, what you do. Then teachers are forced to allow �mental health advocates� into their classrooms to further �assess� the �social and emotional� characteristics of students. Can�t deny this � can you, teachers? These same advocates are now arriving into America�s daycare centers and are assessing the �social and emotional health� of our two, three, and four-year-olds. In other words, the �advocates� are assessing how America�s �licensing and credentialing mandatory trainings� are taking root in our places of employment, in the American adult, and in all American children. In other words, how are we coming along as Communist citizens of the one-world government? Is worker/laborer behavior modifying, which in translation means carrying out the new rules and regulations in the workplace? Are youngsters compliant group/consensus thinkers who do not believe in freedom and individualism? And are there any �individuals� out there � still thinking for themselves and not falling for the extortion of the American mind and dollar? And then there are people like me and many others who just want to get to the bottom of things. Truth is surely a difficult thing to come by in today�s America. Takes some thinking � some individual-style and dialectic comprehension-style thinking. However, if that�s too much work, go to any credentialing/continuing education course mandated through your place of employment. They really are all the same in content. You�re not learning to be better or more skilled workers. You�re learning the new governmental rules and regulations for maintaining your permission to work, and you�re learning the �new society� rules. Read books, while you still can, and read books that matter. Below is a list of writers and filmmakers who can help you to see the un-staged and unmanaged reality should you care to study some non-manipulated information for a change: John
Marrs
Hope
you will try my book, as well (The
Cultural Devastation of American Women). We women have been viciously
preyed upon by the Communist movement in our nation. Find out how
and why. Depopulation is key. � 2006 Nancy Levant -
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Nancy Levant is a renowned writer for Constitutional governance and American culture. She is the author of The Cultural Devastation of American Women: The Strange and Frightening Decline of the American Female (and her dreadful timing). She is an opponent of deceptive governance and politicians, global governance by deception, political feminism, the public school system, political economics based upon manufactured wars and their corporate benefactors, and the Federal Reserve System. She is also a nationwide and lively radio personality. To book an engagement with Nancy Levant, send an email request to: E-Mail: nlevant@juno.com
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In other words, the �advocates� are assessing how America�s �licensing and credentialing mandatory trainings� are taking root in our places of employment, in the American adult, and in all American children.
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