Posted on 10/19/2007 3:46:13 AM PDT by Man50D
A California pro-family organization has concluded the only way to overturn the radical pro-homosexual indoctrination agenda imposed on public schools when Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed SB 777 which could end up banning "Mom and Dad" references in schools is through a state constitutional amendment.
"A detailed, well-crafted constitutional amendment would wipe out SB 777 and prevent it from ever coming back again, no matter what the politicians or judges desired," said an analysis by Randy Thomasson, president of Campaign for Children and Families.
He also warned it would be best if parents would simply withdraw their children from public schools. "When you can no longer protect your children, you must remove them from a threatening environment," he said. "Because the equivalent of mental molestation is coming to California public schools, CCF is recommending that California parents who love their children flee to home schools or church-operated private schools."
The legislative plan sponsored by state Sen. Sheila Kuehl, a Democrat who has brought forward similar proposals for several years, also could be overridden with a referendum, as has been proposed by Capitol Resource Institute, he noted, but anything won there would be a temporary victory.
"While the voters could reject and stop SB 777, a successful ballot referendum is a one-time deal. It only stops SB 777, but doesn't stop one or more school sexual indoctrination bills from coming back under a different bill number. Despite good intentions, a referendum 'the power of the electors to approve or reject statutes' simply does not prohibit the California Legislature from passing the same school sexual indoctrination bill next year, the year after, or whenever," he said.
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I am not the one suggesting that a bill was given a number to align it with the A. Crowley and one of his obsure works. You found it to be strong evidence of a cabal of Satanists controlling the administrative functions of the California legislature.
Here in California the school system has programs that aid parents (as in sets up basic curriculum, not financial) that want to home school.
Thanks
You don’t even find it curious that the content of the bill is completely cabbalistic?
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