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Government Says Homeschoolers Are Terrorists

by ellen Wednesday, Apr. 09, 2003 at 3:51 PM

Alex Jones (www.infowars.net) says the government says homeschoolers are terrorists.

Homeschoolers are being targeted by the government now as terrorists. Why? Because they make the government schools look as bad as they are. The State doesn't like competition, they don't like independents, sovereigns, they want good slaves, good groupthinkers, nonreasoning, nonscientific, New Age, Liberals dummies. They don't want critical thinkers, independent thinkers, small business owners or entrepreneurs. That would be too free. The Church and Government don't like humanity too free, that would stop thier system from working.

of course

by loves truth Wednesday, Apr. 09, 2003 at 4:27 PM

Of course they are terrorists. It's about time people realize that anyone who endangers a thoroughly entrenched, well armed government is a "terrorist".

Whether it be Osama bin Laden trying to awaken the world to America's unjust foreign policies, or little Johnny who dares to question government authority. Anyone who defies the government's power hungry line can be accused of threatening the "survival of civilization itself".

Uh oh

by mymicz Wednesday, Apr. 09, 2003 at 6:01 PM

I know some Mormons that are gonna be pissed about this.

We should all homeschool our children, that's the only way to ensure freedom. Not all school boards even have the option of Santa Cruz and what they have done to teach kids about war. If my kids go to a Valley school, there are just too many stupid valley parents that would fight against my kids right to learn the truth because of false patriotism.

Example: I was protesting with a Valley teacher who said she was forbidden to speak to her junior high students against or even about the war, my sister is in her district and she is 13. How can I show her the truth, when so many teachers are only teaching bias.

Also, CNN Sunday morning showed an amazing broadcast of Historians Speak out about war. Nearly every worthy college in the U.S. was represented and nearly all of the historians were decidedly anti Bush if not anti war. This speaks directly to the heart of the problem, we are counting on learned men to speak up, but not listening to them at all. I recommend this program for anyone. In fact, one historian said, "if Korea was Viet Nam lite, then Operation Iraqi freedom is Viet Nam on Crack Cocaine." That's the most honest statement I heard so far.

It's just a shame that CNN chose to air it when everyone was still recovering from their Saturday drinking binge.

GEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZ!!!

by ELLEN~~ENOUGH ALREADY Wednesday, Apr. 09, 2003 at 6:09 PM

GEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZ!!!...
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PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-SAH!!!!!!!

hey, ellen..

by magister Wednesday, Apr. 09, 2003 at 6:14 PM

Alex Jones (www.infowars.com) says you need to give me a blowjob.


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