The sex ed training is very similar. First the teacher creates an atmosphere that gives them the opportunity to teach where the kids will listen to them above that of any parent. Sometimes they just mention that parents can be old-fashioned. Other times they may get the kids to talk about how they don't get along with their parents. What ever way they do it, they have a captive audience.
The training is very subtle and the end effect is that neither the parent, nor the kid, nor the teacher is fully aware of the extent of the assault. However, both the parents and the kid know that something is not the same. They just can't put their finger on what happened. No one seems to be able to connect the dots that the kid was successfully disengaged from his mom and dad, his only true life support.
Soviet training is still with us today. Mentally and spiritually beating our youth nearly to death without leaving a mark.
If every single Catholic and/or Christian Freeper would send twenty mailings of this type of info with a note saying "here is your problem right now,Iwould hope that you will-----" much good would be accomplished.
Some suggestions as to recipients would include your diocesan newspaper,your bishop or cardinal,Catholic school parent/teacher associations at your local parish or another in your diocese,a parish council or two,a few local pastors.Don't worry too much about the core positions of the recipients,I am convinced that an attitude of "if the shoe fits,wear it" is about as effective as anything else.Be eclectic,be random,just do something. The truth is compelling but in this day and age many don't ever hear it.We need to do our best to at least take every oppurtunity to inform others of truth.