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Q: I often joke when people ask, "What are you going to do when you grow up?" 
Duh? It presupposes I will grow up and that I will know. I’m still working at 
it. 

A: We all have a lot of talents we don’t know about until later on when 
something happens. You are absolutely correct. The thing is that is the 
German dual-track system of education and work-force training. It is the 
Soviet system -- people don’t like to use that word. It is the Cuban system. 

Q: What people need to recognize is they are trying to identify kids at an 
early age for what their aptitudes are. Not based on what the kids talents 
and abilities are, but what the corporation need is. 

A: That’s right. Actually everything is focused on the good of the state now. 
It is the state that is important -- not the individual’s upward mobility, 
the individual’s future life. That’s the way education used to be. You asked 
me earlier when the change took place. 

Q: Are you going to answer it now? 

A: Yes. It really took place in 1965 under Lyndon Johnson. And that followed 
the agreements that Eisenhower signed with the Soviet Union in 1958. I feel 
they very strongly influenced our agenda in education. 

Q: I just dodged the bullet. I graduated in 1966. 

A: You were lucky. In 1965, they couldn’t get American educators to implement 
this agenda that the Carnegie Corporation wanted. Also, an incredible 
psychologist -- Brock Chisholm -- at the United Nations recommended getting 
rid of the conscience to the World Health Organization. And he recommended 
doing that through the schools by training the teachers to be little 
psychiatrists. 

None of this was accepted by any American educator until 1965. I don’t think 
even at that time they really accepted it but it did pass. The Elementary and 
Secondary Education Act was a major, major shift. It moved our marvelous 
system of education -- which, up until 1960, was the best in the world -- 
from academics, what you know in your head, to a performance-based system 
which we’re screaming about: outcome-based education, mastery learning and 
Skinner (who said "I can make a pigeon a high achiever by reinforcing it on a 
proper schedule"). I think your readers can understand the difference between 
knowledge based in your head and performance based. Performance is how you 
perform on the job -- that is not the role of the public school system or any 
education system that I can see. 

Q: And it changed in 1965? 

A: That changed in '65. From that time on, all these incredibly horrible 
values-destroying programs were developed: values clarification, survival 
games, critical thinking. Geoff, I have a manual published in 1967 that is 
three inches thick of values-destroying programs. And people say, "Why 
Columbine?" 

Q: Let me ask you this -- because I’ve spent a fair amount of time talking 
and writing about it -- the connection between the epidemic prescribing of 
psychotropic drugs to kids as a means of controlling them? 

A: Absolutely. There’s a very interesting appendix in my book about a Hawaii 
Master Plan in 1968. A pilot project for the whole country that was carried 
out in Hawaii and federally funded and it included just about everything that 
is taking place right now. But there was a recommendation in there to use 
these psychiatric drugs on our children. This has been planned for a long 
time. They don’t want independent little active monsters running around in 
the classroom. 

Q: There is an interesting sidebar to this. There is a woman in the San 
Francisco Bay area who has home schooled all her kids. Her daughter just went 
in the Army. The recruiters were surprised and elated that she scored 
remarkably high in just about every test. They gave her something like an 
$18,000 bonus for enlisting. They couldn’t understand why she was so far 
superior to all the other recruits. Obviously the key reason is she was 
shielded and protected from public education. 

A: There is no question if a parent is able to do that (and not all are -- 
I’m not sure I could have) they certainly should be home schooling. Or, if 
you can’t home school, try to find a private school. 

Q: But that shouldn’t be necessary if the public schools had not been so 
corrupted. 

A: It shouldn’t be necessary, but we need to note that there are good public 
schools. Although there won’t be for long because of the redefinition of 
academics -- and that good teaching is no longer what it used to be -- so we 
won’t have really much of a public school system. There’ll be nothing left 
in a few years because of the legislation that is going through Washington, 
D.C., right now and the way they have been crashing the public school system 
ever since I left my office in the Department of Education. However, right 
now, you have to look carefully at private schools. In many cases, they may 
well be worse than the public schools at the moment. 

Q: So what do you suggest to concerned parents? 

A: Well my recommendation is different from anybody else’s because I guess 
I’m naïve and have stars in my eyes and wear rose-colored glasses ... 

Q: ... and you are sheltered in Maine. 

A: Oh yeah ... sheltered in Maine ... well, I’ll tell you when I moved here I 
thought I had moved out of the country. People don’t quite understand "School 
To Work" here either and we are very important in "School To Work." But the 
only solution to this problem -- and it is a big problem because it doesn’t 
just deal with education -- if we allow this so-called "education" system to 
continue, this country hasn’t got a chance to hold on to its freedom. 

They are taking our form of government -- Congress did this in the '90s with 
this legislation where they effectively changed our free system of government 
to a planned economy. A planned economy is not a free system at all. And if 
Americans think it is, they ought to go down to Cuba and take a look. In my 
opinion nothing short of abolishing the U.S. Department of Education will 
take care of this problem. And that means not back to the state level but 
back to the local level. 

Q: Weren’t the Republicans going to do that? 

A: Yes, Ronald Reagan promised to do that when I was there. And I think many 
of us were really disappointed that this didn’t happen. There is no way for 
us to cure the problems in American education and for this country to stay 
free as long as that building is allowed to exist there in partnership with 
the Department of Labor. It gets all of its instructions ... 

Q: Charlotte, I got a correspondence a couple of years back and the 
letterhead had both departments at the top of it. 

A: That’s right. They are in partnership. But, another thing is, they do not 
put the United Nations on top -- that is where the whole thing actually comes 
from. What we’re putting in now -- I don’t think people realize and this -- 
includes the school-choice proposals I’m talking about. What is going in now 
is international. You have the same school-choice proposals, charter schools, 
et cetera going into Russia. You have the Outcome-Based Education / Direct 
Instruction in Hong Kong. And for people to feel this is even a national 
program -- it is not. It is international. 

I think that Benjamin Bloom is probably the behavioral psychologist who came 
up with the outcome-based ed and mastery learning -- he was a big U.N. guy. 
He died a couple of years ago. The purpose of education, as far as the United 
Nations is concerned, is to change the thoughts, actions and feelings of 
students. Bloom went on to define "good teaching" ... 

Q: What ever became of the concept of seeking out knowledge and information? 

A: No, no -- people have to understand and it took me long time too -- when 
we see all these failures, we put all the money into the system and then the 
test scores go down, and we keep saying, "Why? Why? Get with it folks!" I 
finally realized about 10 years ago when I finally started putting all the 
stuff together, when we think it’s a disaster, to them, it’s a success. 

Q: They are accomplishing their objective. 

A: Absolutely. Because they don’t care whether our children can read, write, 
count, et cetera -- they really don’t. When they put these programs in like 
Outcome-Based Ed -- and we have proof of that one -- because we have the 
evaluation of the major outcome-based education program that went in under 
Reagan ... 

Q: What did it say? 

A: The evaluation said that, no, it really didn’t work, that success -- 
academically -- was not there. But it was successful because it turned the 
system on its head from inputs that we used to have to outputs. Output is 
performance, and it’s necessary for workforce training. 

Q: If the government took all the money that is whizzed down that rat hole of 
the U.S. Department of Education -- and didn’t give it to the states -- but 
somehow distributed it through block grants or something to the local 
schools, and put the local schools in competition ... I remember my wife used 
to brag because she went to high school in Lexington, Massachusetts, and once 
upon a time they had the best school system in the country ... 

A: Yep ... 

Q: Not any more ... but if you allowed the local schools to compete, the 
quality of education would go up just through the benefits of competition. 

A: I think it’s true, but you are always going to have the strings attached 
as long as you have the federal money coming in. That’s why I would like to 
see us just abolish the U.S. Department of Education -- in which case, all 
the state departments of education are going to collapse because they get up 
to 80% of their operating budget from my old office. 

Q: Cool! That would be a good thing. 

A: Wouldn’t it be wonderful? And, then, we go back and restore the finest 
system the world has ever known. Now that to me would be even more 
devastating to the United Nations people -- the internationalists -- than 
getting out of the U.N. Because if the biggest country, the most important 
economic power in the world, the United States, all of a sudden decided to 
jump off board of the "School To Work" agenda, which is an international one, 
they are going to be in such trouble they will not know what to do. 

Q: Therein is the problem -- selling it. What about George Bush continuing 
with this? 

A: He wanted it all along. Bill Clinton was certainly involved in "School To 
Work" but it was George Bush the elder who initially put his big message into 
the Congressional Record. The elder Bush was big on apprenticeships and 
"School To Work." And, I hate to say it, but Ronald Reagan was the one who 
actually contributed the most to "School To Work" by implementing the concept 
of Public-Private Partnership. That’s in the Communist Manifesto -- Industry 
and Government. 

Q: Don’t be shy or reticent. I have been telling people as long as I have had 
a forum, it is not a question of who is right or wrong but what is right or 
wrong. 

A: You’re right, but that is very sad. When Reagan went along with the 
partnership concept -- which, like I said, is in the Communist Manifesto, 
merge industry with the government -- then he signed the agreements with 
Gorbachev on education, Then, the Carnegie Corporation got involved -- and 
what they are giving us is the Soviet system. 

Look, in my book, in 1932, you saw William Foster, chairman of the Communist 
Party USA write a book "Toward a Soviet America" and what he called for was a 
United States Department of Education, the Pavlovian method that is going in 
under direct instruction. He called for the scientific method. He called for 
the teaching of evolution. Get rid of patriotism. All of this has gone in. 

Now you can’t tell me that George Bush doesn’t know this. He was the one who 
recommended keeping the U.S. Department of Education last July. When the 
Republicans wanted to keep in the platform to get rid of it -- to abolish the 
Department of Ed -- he took that out. He purposefully took that out. He 
knows, although he talks local. He says we’re going to have local controls. 
How can you have local control when you have the United States Department of 
Education dictating every single thing to our schools right now? There is no 
way we have any local control left. 

Q: We have heard from some people about a Japanese concept of Kai Zin. It but 
basically it deals with tearing down in order to build up something new. 

A: That is absolutely correct. In order for them to implement the new system 
they have to destroy the old one. David Hornbeck is the majordomo on that. 
He’s been in I don’t know how many states. He’s destroyed Kentucky, he’s 
destroyed Philadelphia. I don’t know where he is now but you have to watch 
him. It is so sad that parents do not see what we see because it has been so 
gradual and now, when you have George Bush and Ted Kennedy agreeing on George 
Bush’s education agenda, that doesn’t really leave any room for anybody to 
be concerned. 

Q: When the allegedly rabid left and right start agreeing without compromise 
that in and of itself is cause for concern. 

A: That’s right. But where do we go? George Bush is the controlled right and 
Ted Kennedy is the controlled left. Control -- that is the point. And they 
have met at the radical center. These are the people who are supporting the 
communitarianism idea which if you look in the dictionary it says, 
"communistic form of government." Who on earth would ever dream that the 
Republican Party could end up with someone in the White House who is 
supporting a concept -- communitarianism -- that is defined in any dictionary 
you want, as a communistic form of government? 

Q: But the dumbed-down American populous either doesn’t believe you or they 
marginalize you as just a conspiracy theorist. Despite these people being in 
your face with it. 

A: You’re right -- the most important documents with the proof, of course, 
are the very old ones. Yeah, they are in your face but they are not in the 
faces of the average good American who has really been manipulated. It has 
been a very diabolical plan. They use the three-pronged fork. They use 
semantic deception, which are words that sound so good like "basic skills." 
Then they use gradualism like the frog in the cold water -- you heat it up 
over 50 years and the frog is dead. And then you have the dialectic where you 
deliberately create a problem -- and you get people to scream and go out of 
business -- and then you impose the solution and people are so upset at the 
problem that they accept anything. That’s the three-pronged fork, without 
which we never would have been taken. Plus, the dumbing down -- because if 
the American people do not understand the Constitution, the Bill of Rights 
and that we do have a special form of government here, we are not going to 
know when those things are taken away from us. 

Q: And those in our Congress were either intentional or manipulated 
co-conspirators. 

A: That is exactly what has happened with the Congress when they voted for 
this change in our economic system to make it like Cuba -- they obviously 
didn’t know that we had a wonderful free-enterprise system that had brought 
people to the shores of America for the past 150 years. 




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