[harpseal]

If anyone wishes to make a complaint to the superintendant of schools in Portland me or the Superintendant of schools in Augusta Maine here are thier web sites. Portland public schools

Augusta Maine public schools

These are two school districts that have been mentioned as having children of guarsmen who have been harrassed. It might be a good idea to let the superintendant of schools know he has a public duty to make certain that any teacher who has engaged in harassing school children because their parents are serving this nation should be immediately off the public payroll in such a manner that they cannot any longer be employed by the government.

[Uncle George]

KEEP ON BUMPING TO THE TOPPPPPPPPPPP

[fight_truth_decay]

AUGUSTA — CNN cable broadcasts this week that implied students of Maine National Guard soldiers in Augusta have been harassed are inaccurate, Superintendent Cornelia Brown said Friday.

"I think we're getting whacked on this deal," said Washburn (Principal of Farrington Elementary School). The segment was misleading, especially for viewers in other parts of the country, he said.

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[Uncle Jaque]

You might as well go to the "Alpha" Fox about the mysterious disapearences of your hens at to take our greivances to Schrool Administration; they are most, if not all in bed with the corpse of Stalin if you ask me.

Anyone with information or evidence of this sort of anti-American brainwshing abuse needs to contact Rep. Michael VAUGHAN, R-Durham @:
Vaughan@legislature.maine.gov
who is conducting an independant investigation of this issue, and I do not think that "Sensitivity" is a big part of his agenda in addressing this National embarassment for our State.

It would be wise of the MEA to police it's own in order to salvage what might remain of their credibility and relavence in Maine as well as America - but I presently do not see much of that happening.

If the NEA and MEA choose to hold their current ideological course, they well may be joining the Soviet Union and the UN in that great, proverbial "Ash pit of historical irrelevance" before long.

Won't we miss them terribly?