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Dewey was a Fabian socialist as was John Maynard Keynes. They wanted Marxist ideology and it is infused through BF Skinner methodology in all curricula which destroys not only moral absolutes but produces atheist/pagans/Satanists.

The curricula is to destroy knowledge and Values—all Classical Education—destroy phonics as it was prior to Dewey when even with Jim Crow Laws Blacks had a 90% literacy rate.

When you throw out Natural Law and God’s Law-—you get Rule of Man. That is what they want—exactly the government of Stalin, Mao and Hitler, etc. That is why the communists force homosexual “marriage”—they twist the meanings of words to mean nothing—to create chaos in culture. They teach lies to children to create cognitive dissonance—like Heather has two mommies—so logic and reason is removed from schools and emotions trump intellectual development. Feel good, do it comes from Marcuse—the Cultural Marxists who took control of all our institutions—education, publishing companies-—corrupted the law so it is not Just Law (Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr) etc. Etc. They marched through the institutions like Mao —and like Mao instituted speech codes “hate speech” so that the Truth could be shouted down or hidden from young people.

We need to restore Truth and get rid of Mao’s speech codes and the corrupt press. Journalists need to be accountable for defamation and lies. But for sure, we need to BURN all curricula developed for public school and restore local control of schools-—only parents on boards and get rid of public unions—which are fascist.

[cripplecreek]

When you throw out Natural Law and God’s Law-—you get Rule of Man.

That's because Fabian Socialists believe that they are as close to God as exists. Its why they can't accept the existence of God.

Soros: “I Fancied Myself As Some Kind Of God.” “A passage in his book The Alchemy of Finance, published in 1987, distinguishes Soros from all other financiers, ever. ‘I have always harboured an exaggerated view of my self-importance,’ he wrote. ‘To put it bluntly, I fancied myself as some kind of god or an economic reformer like Keynes, or, even better, like Einstein. My sense of reality was strong enough to make me realise that these expectations were excessive, and I kept them hidden as a guilty secret. This was a source of considerable unhappiness through much of my adult life. As I made my way in the world, reality came close enough to my fantasy to allow me to admit my secret, at least to myself. Needless to say, I feel much happier as a result.’” (Stephen Fay, “Profile: George Soros: God Of All He Surveys,” The Independent [London], 5/17/98)