-Caveat Lector-

....far and wide!
The Fabian Socialists are determined to bend the mind of your children.
They can't wait until your child enters the corrupt public elementary
school,
they want your child as soon as you've finished breast-feeding.
IT'S UP TO YOU TO STOP THIS INSANITY in 11/2000.
The media thugs have warped your mind into believing that know best what
is good for you;
don't you get it?
Wake up from your state of denial as to what is going on!
Algore, the phony shyster, wants your child to suck the tits of the
bureaucrats
instead of you caring for your child as YOU deem best.
----------------------------------------

Bard

"They have a bigger army, but that doesn't matter.
We have spirit and we are fighting for our country.
Chechnya has God on her side and
the Russians have got vodka and cigarettes."
        -- President Aslan Maskhadov, head of the
            self-declared independent Chechen
            nation.
(it's too bad our Nation no longer
"has God on her side..."
Before you dig in to that wonderful
Christmas dinner before you, take a moment
and pause to Pray for the ragged Chechen
refugees in their effort to be Free
of New World Order organizations funded
by your tax dollars.
Is your Soul satisfied/fulfilled with the trinkets
of your Master?
Not too long ago we had the Spirit of
our Lord to nourish our needs.)
The Truth can be very painful!!, but that's
no excuse for you to continue its suppression.
You will only shed your shackles after
you have endured maximum pain of shedding your
sinful behaviour which is the
price you have to pay to be truly Free.)
----------------------------------------

                        22.12.1999


                                                                  Gore
Pitches Universal

Preschool Plan


Wednesday December 22, 1999   4:40
                                                                  pm

                                                                  DES
MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Pitching a $50

billion plan for universal preschool, Vice

President Al Gore said today ``we're going
                                                                  to be
a better nation'' if kids get an early
                                                                  start
on learning.

                                                                  ``All
the research, and all the experience
                                                                  of
parents, has shown clearly that most

learning takes place in the first few years,''
                                                                  he
said. ``We have to do more for the
                                                                  young
kids to prepare them for better

schools.''

                                                                  Gore
spoke about his plan on ABC's
                                                                  ``Good
Morning America'' and took a few

questions from audiences in Des Moines
                                                                  and
New York.

                                                                  The
Democratic presidential candidate

recently has begun filling in some of the

details of his earlier campaign pledge to

strengthen public education and expand

preschool.

                                                                  As his
education proposals have finally
                                                                  become
more specific, Gore has stepped
                                                                  up
attacks on rival Bill Bradley for lacking
                                                                  a
comprehensive plan for the nation's

schools.

                                                                  ``I
think it's important to have a bold plan,
                                                                  and I
don't think you can nibble around the

edges,'' Gore said. ``I think it's the number
                                                                  one
investment priority.''

                                                                  He
argued that Bradley ``continues to be

fascinated'' with school vouchers and
                                                                  ``that
is a very sharp contrast to the

proposal I'm offering.''

                                                                  Gore
rejected suggestions he was

resorting to attack politics, arguing there's

nothing wrong with pointing out

differences.

                                                                  ``When
I point out these shortcomings, I
                                                                  think
that's what Democracy ought to be
                                                                  all
about,'' Gore said.

                                                                  While
that sparring continued, the Gore
                                                                  and
Bradley campaigns took time to court
                                                                  the
gay vote. Gore told about 250 gay and

lesbian activists Tuesday night that he

supports bans on employment

discrimination, allowing gays to openly
                                                                  serve
in the military and a national hate
                                                                  crimes
law.

                                                                  ``I
will stand for you and I will speak for
                                                                  you,''
Gore said. Aides to Bradley

distributed accounts in gay publications

praising Bradley's stance on issues such
                                                                  as a
hate crimes law.

                                                                  Gore
proposes to spend $50 billion over
                                                                  10
years to assure preschool for all

4-year-olds and more 3-year-olds. That's
                                                                  part
of a $115 billion plan on education
                                                                  that
would also give $5,000 raises to most

teachers in poor and rural areas, mandate

testing of new teachers and seek to

establish more charter schools.

                                                                  ``If
kids get off to a great start before they
                                                                  ever
get to kindergarten, the chances for
                                                                  them
to succeed in life, to have good jobs,
                                                                  to
lead fulfilling lives, is greatly enhanced,''
                                                                  he
said.

                                                                  Under
his proposal, states would get

federal grants - about $2,700 for each

student - for guaranteeing 4-year-olds
                                                                  access
to preschool programs, aides
                                                                  said.

                                                                  States
could use the money to offer

preschool programs in a variety of

community settings, and could set the

curriculum. States would be required to

partially match the federal grants and
                                                                  there
would be a sliding fee for wealthier

parents.

                                                                  ``It
just stands to reason that if we can get
                                                                  high
quality preschool to every 4-year-old
                                                                  in the
country and to most 3-year-olds,
                                                                  we're
going to be a better nation,'' Gore
                                                                  said.


Bradley tangled with Gore earlier in the
                                                                  week
on farm policy and takes continual

criticism for a health care plan the vice

president claims is too expensive.

                                                                  ``It's
attack politics,'' Bradley said. ``If you
                                                                  don't
have anything positive to say about
                                                                  where
you want to take the country and

convince people they should vote for

something, the only thing you can do is
                                                                  try to
get them to vote against

something.''

http://www.newsunlimited.co.uk/Breaking_News/US/0,3560,580888,00.html

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