Practical Ways To Push Back Against Leftist Indoctrination In Public Schools

American Thinker ^ | 13 Oct, 2021 | John Simpson

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There are so many things wrong in Biden’s America but, arguably, the one that most immediately needs attention is public school indoctrination.

There were so many subjects I wanted to cover in this op-ed that I really had to think about what was most important. My list included the present and future horrors and bloodshed sure to emerge from Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, both regionally and globally. I would have asked where all the unvetted Afghans leaving US military bases unhindered are going or if General “Marx” Milley’s intel (which he stands by vociferously) used to drone and murder an aid worker and seven children in Kabul came from the Taliban.

Then there’s Joe Biden, whose plan of American unity seems to be following the same template every totalitarian dictatorship of the last century has used, preferring the clenched iron fist of raw government power smashed into citizens’ teeth over the messy business of political debate, negotiation, and compromise.

But what’s arguably most important for America’s future is what’s happening in America’s schools. The left thinks it’s important too, which is why the FBI, fresh off its legal $86,000,000.00 bank robbery in Beverly Hills, is offering its fedboi protection racket to authoritarian Marxist school board members who are under siege from angry parents nationwide.

Just to put that in perspective, AG Merrick Garland, grilled by Sen. Josh Hawley in a February Senate hearing, declared that Antifa trying to burn down the Portland Courthouse and all federal LEOs in it was not an act of domestic terrorism because it happened at night when the court was not in session. This is akin to saying the 9/11 attacks would not have been considered terrorism if the planes crashed into the towers at night because the offices were closed

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Helicopter rides are expensive. A bridge over a dry gorge would be much cheaper.

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