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Teacher Suspended For Releasing 'Obama Youth' Video ("This is an indoctrination.")
http://www.myfoxkc.com ^ | 06 Oct 2008 | MyFoxKC reports

Posted on 10/06/2008 11:41:46 PM PDT by Maelstorm

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To: napscoordinator

Cool teacher. Great story! Thanks for sharing :-D.


21 posted on 10/07/2008 12:57:05 AM PDT by GOP Poet
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To: cherry

I have heard the media and read in newspapers a lot lately how “Republicans” seem to be flocking to Obama. I don’t believe it. I think its propaganda. If a person is a Republican, it means they actually think. You just don’t turn off common sense that easy. I think these so called Republicans are moonbat dems who are trying to get people to think Republicans are moving to Obama.


22 posted on 10/07/2008 12:58:18 AM PDT by beckysueb (Drill here! Drill now!)
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To: beckysueb

I don’t know - I had a very demoralizing phone conversation last night with a Republican friend of mine who’s voting for Obama. Of all things, it was Sarah Palin that tipped him to the dark side. He’s more from the libertarian wing of things and dislikes Evangelicals, ergo his dislike of Palin. He’s drunk heavily of the MSM koolaid of her not being qualified too. I tried hard to convince him otherwise but his mind is made up. It’s scary out here!


23 posted on 10/07/2008 2:30:33 AM PDT by GodBlessRonaldReagan (Wakka-ding-hoy - battle cry of the Plexus Rangers!)
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To: Maelstorm
  "No public school could or should get away with such a thing," Stigall said.

  It's a public school aka a government school and that's what government schools do - they indoctrinate little kids into socialism. When I moved into a suite that had been a school supply operation, it took me hours just to tear down all of the communist propaganda from the walls.
24 posted on 10/07/2008 2:51:04 AM PDT by Maurice Tift (You can't stop the signal, Mal. You can never stop the signal.)
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To: tuckrdout
Same here. I remember our HS went to see Nixon at Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis on Thursday September 26, 1968 (well, Google helped me cheat a bit on the exact date). I remember being absolutely bored silly at the time because I couldn't vote for another 4 years. But at least Civics education was real at that time -- unlike today's cretins at the Urban Community Leadership Academy in KC.

Note that Nixon was courting the "youth vote" at the time. Now that I think about it, it was kind of strange that he was wooing high schoolers who couldn't vote.


25 posted on 10/07/2008 3:45:16 AM PDT by ProtectOurFreedom
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To: Maelstorm

Brovo to Chris Stigall. He is talking about it this morning on KCMO right now..

‘’ Mission of School is to Develop community Leaders’’

School is taxpayer funded by the state of Missouri. Ran by Central Missouri in Warrensberg, MO.

Great work Chris!

Now when do you tell the KC listeners about Phil Berg. I know you want to break a big story and this is a good one.


26 posted on 10/07/2008 4:57:08 AM PDT by ncfool ("Obama been lying. "Get it? Sounds Like "Osama bin Laden"?)
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To: napscoordinator

You were just a kid. Hopefully, you grew out of it. : )

Unfortunately, some Republicans never grow out of wanting Democrats to like them, or trying to please them to make it happen.


27 posted on 10/07/2008 5:16:26 AM PDT by LucyJo
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To: tuckrdout
Our teachers in the 60's and 70's always involved the kids in school.

We had one like that in the fifth grade. She used to get Time, Newsweek and Life magazines for our use during Reading Time. (I still remember seeing the naked Vietnamese girl who had been hit by napalm )Looking back, she was undoubtedly liberal at that time but she never told us what to think but to read about the issues, which at that time was the Vietnam war, Watergate and Detente

She would be apalled (I hope she would )by the actions of this "teacher"
28 posted on 10/07/2008 1:25:49 PM PDT by RedMonqey
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Most liberal teachers I met were of the fair kind who wanted you to think, did some propaganda, but didn't get all bent out of shape if you didn't chose their side like they do now.

I had one in 1970 who would fit right in with today's flaming moonbats. The biggest lasting impression she left on me was getting me interested in urban legends. She taught most of them at that time as fact, being there was no easy way to debunk them and little resources to do such. The main ones were the kids who took acid and stared at the sun causing them to go blind, beehive hairdos becoming a nest for spiders, and the using ice as air conditioning desiccating people to their deaths. That last one should have made for some interesting NASCAR races as they used such a system for a while.

I wish I knew then what I knew now. I would have had her in tears.

29 posted on 10/07/2008 1:45:13 PM PDT by Hillarys Gate Cult (The man who said "there's no such thing as a stupid question" has never talked to Helen Thomas.)
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To: Hillarys Gate Cult
My favorite 60's-70's urban legend was the one about the hippie chick who stuffed and cooked her neighbors baby in an oven because she mistook it for a turkey while stoned on LSD .

When you're 12 and listening to older kids telling stories around a campfire, it's hard not to believe it

Your teacher had no such excuse.
30 posted on 10/07/2008 2:04:58 PM PDT by RedMonqey
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To: RedMonqey

It gets worse. She actually failed me for fourth grade because my dad was in the Air Force. She hated the military and the war that bad. We lived off base so we were the only military family with kids in that school. My parents couldn’t believe what I related to them until they had a meeting with her and the principal. My dad thought I was making stuff up but got an eyeful. After the meeting I was told just to try my best. They couldn’t move me to another class because all of the other students considered themselves lucky not to be in it. Too bad that there was no outside help for us like there is today.

She’s hopefully gone now. If failing a ten year old because of the Vietnam War gave her some pleasure in her empty life then maybe it was worth something.


31 posted on 10/07/2008 2:33:34 PM PDT by Hillarys Gate Cult (The man who said "there's no such thing as a stupid question" has never talked to Helen Thomas.)
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