[conservativefreak]

I don't see why she said she couldn't pring out the PDF from Eagle Forum's website, other than that I don't see the reason why Bush wants to put America back under UNESCO.

[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

I don't see why she said she couldn't pring out the PDF from Eagle Forum's website, other than that I don't see the reason why Bush wants to put America back under UNESCO.

The important question is who does? With a "new World Order father, a blind eye with the deluge of illegal immigrants, a big hug for Kennedy in the "no child left behind program", a big federal payoff to global pharmacies for more senior and children's mood control drugs, and a big kiss for big oil and their allied tyrannical Sheiks, one has to wonder who is pulling the strings. Global politics makes as much sense as that in Arthur C. Clark's, "Childhood's End" before the world is informed of the Overlords.

[DoughtyOne]

Many of the worst examples of today's education system in the United States started out as U.N.E.S.C.O. policies. Many people do not know this.

The problems with U.N.E.S.C.O. policy, the Kyoto Treaty and other negative entities, are that it DOES NOT take upper level federal government agencies to implement their worst tenets.

All you need is a few sympathetic people strategicly placed at education conferences, and before you know it the worst policies imaginable are the ones being implemented into our school systems across the U.S.

Dedicated leftist people in local and state governments devise ways to implement Kyoto protocols in the same manner. Then Republicans on cruise control sign off on it without knowing what they've really signed on to.

The federal government didn't sign on to Kyoto, or participate with U.N.E.S.C.O. for many years. The fact still is, that some of the worst tenets of both these entities have been implemented in schools and local governments.

The socialists are nothing if not dedicated to the destruction of our core values. I don't think most people have any idea how organized and devious they have been, and still are. We are nowhere near as organized in opposition to their efforts, as we should be at a number of levels.

[Jaysun]

Methods of education are best debated among and enforced by governments accountable to their citizens, not by some obscure group who will likely hold different moral and ethical principles than most Americans.

To support UNESCO with funding is one thing, but to subject ourselves to their whims is absurd - it's akin to observing an "international law" to the detriment of our own nation just for the hell of it.

We should refuse to to participate when we've nothing to gain, just as we've always done - just as every nation in the world has always done. Anything else subjects us to tyranny and might well be considered treason.

[Prime Choice]

Bill Gates squarely in bed with the anti-American, Leftist United Nations.

Can't wait to see ol' Brass Buzzard and Bush2000 explain this one away!

[Prime Choice]

Well, well, well...so quiet.
(Even the crickets have noticed your silence.)

[Hank Rearden]

Former President Ronald Reagan withdrew the United States from UNESCO on Dec. 31, 1984, because it was corrupt, anti-Western and a vehicle for far-left propaganda. Unfortunately, President George W. Bush rejoined UNESCO in 2003.

Ol' George Jr. is just full of good things for the USA, isn't he? Guess he doesn't have enough to keep himself occupied.

[Alia]

On Nov. 17, 2004, at UNESCO's headquarters in Paris, UNESCO signed a 26-page "Cooperation Agreement" with Microsoft Corp. to develop a "master curriculum (syllabus)" for teacher training in information technologies based on standards, guidelines, benchmarks and assessment techniques. The Agreement states that the syllabus will "form the basis for deriving training content to be delivered to teachers," and "UNESCO will explore how to facilitate content development." Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates initialed every page in his own handwriting. You can read the agreement at www.eagleforum.org/links, but Microsoft has fixed it so you can't print it out.

I was sent and reviewed some of the CA curricula in the late 90s for the "global village school". No one would cover it. It had much to do with Al Gore's "internet in every classroom" agenda.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

The report speaks approvingly of "using schools to feed workers into selected corporations," "identifying their state's key industries and needs for skilled workers in order to define a common agenda between their work force and economic development programs," "the integration of education, economic development, and work force development policies," "seamless connections between the components of the (education) system and with the skill demands of the work place," and "connecting work force development to economic needs."

I fed the above gobledeygook into my Laguage Clarifier and it spit out a single page with one word on it:

"Homogenization".