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"And I beheld, and heard the voice of one eagle flying through the midst of heaven,
saying with a loud voice: Woe, woe, woe to the inhabitants of the earth....
[Apocalypse (Revelation) 8:13]

Thursday, December 10, 2015

Treason: Illuminati Destroy Education


Treason: Illuminati Destroy Education

by William Jasper
(abridged by henrymakow.com)

Authors Sam Blumenfeld and Alex Newman expose a plot to deliberately dumb down the population, a mission exemplified today by Common Core.

Satanists invert everything. In a satanic society, schools don't educate. They make the student stupid. 
         
The Christian model is to attempt to raise everyone up. The Illuminati Jewish (i.e. Communist) model is elitist. Reduce everyone to the level of cattle, better to manipulate and exploit. 


"In our dreams ... the people yield themselves with perfect docility to our moulding hands. ...We have not to raise up from them authors, poets or men of letters....The task we set before ourselves is ... to train these people as we find them to a perfectly ideal life just where they are."  ("Occasional paper #1" Rockefeller General Education Fund" in Josephson, "The Strange Death of FDR" 1948, p. 69) 

Don't kid yourself, their "moulding hands" will make the goyim insane as well as stupid. They will spread gender confusion, sex addiction (porn)  and Satanism (through music, movies, TV etc.) 

 In Crimes of the Educators: How Utopians Are Using Government Schools to Destroy America's Children, Samuel L. Blumenfeld and Alex Newman lay bare the rot that runs to the heart of Common Core. 

However, this book is about far more than Common Core, which is but the latest iteration in a long line of revolutionary programs imposed through the government school system by the educational establishment to deconstruct America -- socially, politically, psychologically, intellectually, morally, and spiritually: look-say reading, the "new math," death education, values clarification, sex education, multiculturalism, sensitivity training, outcome-based education, etc.

Samuel Blumenfeld, left, (who died last June) and Alex Newman are eminently qualified as a team to tackle this important subject. Blumenfeld was one of America's most perceptive observers of education for more than four decades, authoring ten books on education, in addition to crisscrossing the nation many times on speaking tours. This present volume recapitulates much of the extraordinary research into the education dilemma that Blumenfeld first brought to the American public in the early 1980s with his books Is Public Education Necessary? and NEA: Trojan Horse in American Education


MORE AT RISK THAN EVER 

In 1983, the National Commission on Excellence in Education issued its shocking report A Nation at Risk: The Imperative for Education Reform. Among its most damning indictments, which Blumenfeld and Newman quote, is this alarming statement summarizing the dire reality of the statistical evidence: "The educational foundations of our society are presently being eroded by a rising tide of mediocrity that threatens our very future as a Nation and a people."

"If an unfriendly foreign power had attempted to impose on America the mediocre educational performance that exists today," the report continued, "we might well have viewed it as an act of war."

 But the erosion and mediocrity were not the result of war by "an unfriendly foreign power." They were (and are) the result of war by an unfriendly domestic power, a subversive Fifth Column of socialist educators who detested America, its Christian foundations, and the American Founders' design of limited, constitutional government that thwarted their plans for social engineering and central planning.

Paranoia? Wild "conspiracy theory"? That's what those with a vested interest in perpetuating our nation's suicidal descent will say, of course. 


However, the evidence assembled by the authors speaks for itself -- literally. Blumenfeld and Newman name names and provide copious documentation and quotes from original sources....
They prominently cite, for example, quotations from John Dewey, left, the "father of progressive education," a committed socialist and an ardent admirer of the Soviet Union, who targeted reading for destruction because it was too "individualistic"; it allows individuals to learn on their own and follow their own plans for their lives, independent of master planners such as Dewey & Company. 

Dewey and his pro-Communist confreres at Columbia Teachers College, Harvard, and other centers of cultural subversion insisted that everyone (except themselves and their fellow elites, of course) must surrender his individuality in the interests of "the cooperative," "the community," the collective, the State.

 Reading, therefore, had to be subverted. Phonics, which is the only logical way to teach an alphabetic system of language such as English, had to be replaced with a revolutionary "look-say" or whole-word method that would teach English as if it were a pictographic language like Chinese. This stood thousands of years of experience and history on its head.

Dewey realized that his revolutionary plan would have to be implemented patiently, gradually, over many years, to avoid arousing suspicion and backlash. He also recognized the need for lining up an authoritative phalanx of "experts" to give the appearance of scientific consensus.

In his essay "The Primary Education Fetish," which appeared in the Forum in May 1898, Dewey wrote:

Change must come gradually. To force it unduly would compromise its final success by favoring a violent reaction. What is needed in the first place is that there should be a full and frank statement of conviction with regard to the matter from physiologists and psychologists and from those school administrators who are conscious of the evils of the present rƩgime.

Among the "evils of the present regime" Dewey decried and detested were personal independence, individuality, and the "endless drill" of phonics-based reading methods.

ROCKEFELLERS TREASON

After reciting a lengthy litany of recent educational indicators cataloging our nation's precipitous descent, Blumenfeld and Newman again return to a hard truth that many Americans still do not understand and/or refuse to confront: intentional malice, treason, and conspiracy. 

"All of the above is the lamentable story of the failure of our public schools to educate American children. Those failures are not the result of an accident," they write. "They are the result of programs created by the best-organized and best-paid educators on the planet." 

"All of these programs that create failure were conceived to produce precisely the results we are getting," Blumenfeld and Newman note. "But why are American educators able to get away with these crimes? It's because Americans cannot believe that our professional and highly respected educators could be involved in a conspiracy to deliberately dumb down the nation. They recognize that we are indeed being dumbed down, but they don't blame the educators. They blame the children and the culture. In short, this conspiracy is protected by its incredulity."

The "educators" to whom the authors refer are not the ordinary classroom teachers, but the leading lights of the educational establishment at our most prestigious universities, think tanks, and government agencies.

The education establishment that the Deweyites launched has become, say the authors, "an asylum for the educationally insane. Once you accept their mind-set you enter a world of esoteric nonsense that only the inner circle of disciples can understand. To subject perfectly healthy, intelligent children to the teachings of these insanities is a crime."

Blumenfeld and Newman have performed a most vital service; this writer can think of no more important book on education, nor a more timely assessment of, and prescription for, what ails our schools and our society. Get it, read it, use it -- and distribute it widely.

-------------------------------Common Core's Communist Core