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Wolfman wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAlrSRVdKZY

How's this for starters ??

Wolfman wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAlrSRVdKZY

How's this for starters ??

Jerkovich wrote:This is why I put my kids into Private School.

Things get downright disconcerting when one eyeballs the federally approved lesson plans that the Department of Education has cooked up to support the president’s speech. The preK–6 lesson plans, which were developed with federal funds, devised on taxpayer time, and made available on the Department of Education’s website, exhort teachers to extend the impact of the president’s speech by having students “write letters to themselves about what they can do to help the president.” This clumsy bit of cheerleading shows no awareness that ”help[ing] the president” might be construed as an invitation to engage in advocacy rather than instruction or that it might worry those who are not Obama partisans. What’s truly remarkable, however, given recent concerns about intrusive federal government this past month, is the lesson plan’s directive that “these [letters] would be collected and redistributed at an appropriate later date by the teacher to make students accountable to their goals.”

It all sounds a touch Orwellian, no? “Redistributed” to whom? “Accountable” to whom? Accountable for which “goals” exactly—the ones that involve “helping the president”? I’m sure the intentions behind all of this were decent enough, and that this whole effort was intended as a pep talk dressed up with innocuous materials. The lesson plans were likely drawn up by a couple of low-level staffers and slapped up on the department website without a careful look. But this all points to some of the perils posed by the growing presidential inclination to serve as superintendent-in-chief, and it highlights the kind of hubris that has fueled concerns about the implications of the federal government’s growing reach.

Wolfman wrote:but wait there's more !

"I pledge to be of service to Barack Obama . . . to be a servant of our president and to all mankind."

Did you see the "I Pledge" video ??? Downright creepy.
I must have missed the I pledge to be of service to George W Bush videos.

Wolfman wrote:but wait there's more !

"I pledge to be of service to Barack Obama . . . to be a servant of our president and to all mankind."

Did you see the "I Pledge" video ??? Downright creepy.
I must have missed the I pledge to be of service to George W Bush videos.

BSmack wrote:
Obviously you never went to a Bush rally.

Cuda wrote:http://www.docstoc.com/docs/10582301/Pr ... ber-8-2009

Fuck off, Monica

Every day brings another new high on the wacky scale, as rightwingers continue to sound the alarm about our new National Socialist president:

Parents across the country are rebelling against plans by President Barack Obama to speak directly to their children through the classrooms of the nation's public schools without their presence, participation and approval.

The plans announced by Obama also have been cited as raising the specter of the Civilian National Security Force, to which he's referred several times since his election campaign began, but never fully explained.

"He's recruiting his civilian army. His 'Hitler' youth brigade," wrote one participant in a forum at Free Republic.

"I am not going to compare President Obama to Hitler. We'll leave that to others :doh: and you can form your own opinions about them and their analogies. … However, we can learn a lot from the spread of propaganda in Europe that led to Hitler's power. A key ingredient in that spread of propaganda was through the youth," wrote a blogger at the AmericanElephant.com blog, where the subject of the day was a national "Keep-Your-Child-at-Home-Day."

"Totalitarian regimes around the world have sought to spread their propaganda and entrench their power by brainwashing the children. I guess it's easier to indoctrinate a six-year-old instead of fighting a 26-year-old or being challenged by a 46-year-old in the voting booth," the blogger wrote.

At issue was an announcement that Obama plans to deliver a message directly to students via the Internet into public school classrooms across the nation on Sept. 8.

According to announcement posted on ServiceWire.org, Obama will address students "about the importance of persisting and succeeding in school" at 1 p.m. Eastern at the WhiteHouse.gov website.

Feelsdix wrote:oh my god, obama is going to tell students that it's important to persist and succeed at school?

do you have any idea how you idiots make us look to rest of the world?

poptart wrote:A lying sack of fucking shit.


Those who lick this fraud's nuts are beyond help.

trev wrote:Is this a sick joke?

rozy wrote: Unfortunately not.

Funny that Felix had to drop the Palin name. I wonder what would happen if this were Palin going to address the children on a seemingly innocent topic, followed up by lessons with lines such as "How can we help Sarah?"

Tart is nails as usualm

Animal Farm was just a cute little kids' story about some barnyard pets right?

trev wrote:Is this a sick joke?

Feelsdix wrote:"help the President"

BSmack wrote:

Wolfman wrote:but wait there's more !

"I pledge to be of service to Barack Obama . . . to be a servant of our president and to all mankind."

Did you see the "I Pledge" video ??? Downright creepy.
I must have missed the I pledge to be of service to George W Bush videos.

Obviously you never went to a Bush rally.

poptart wrote: The people are not servants of the president or the government.


Get fucked.

Mikey wrote:At Bush rallies they pretty much screened at the doors anybody who hadn't already pledged their allegiance to the Bush and the United States of Republicanism.

Felix wrote:

poptart wrote: The people are not servants of the president or the government.


Get fucked.

nobody is asking them to be "servants".....why are you so frightened of Obama speaking to a bunch of first and second graders? Do you think he's going to be trying to put them into some sort of hypnotic trance so he can turn them into "OBAMA ZOMBIES"....seriously, you need to check yourself

don't worry, it's been called off

JMak wrote:
Moron, it was not merely a President speaking to school children.

BSmack wrote:

Wolfman wrote:but wait there's more !

"I pledge to be of service to Barack Obama . . . to be a servant of our president and to all mankind."

Did you see the "I Pledge" video ??? Downright creepy.
I must have missed the I pledge to be of service to George W Bush videos.

Obviously you never went to a Bush rally.

Felix wrote:

JMak wrote:
Moron, it was not merely a President speaking to school children.

yeah I know, he was going to encourage them to do well in school, whilst simultaneously indoctrinating them to become Obama Zombies that would kill their parents while they slept, flesh out their brains and enlist in his "Obama Socialism" so that 13 years from now, when they go to the polls, the implanted chip in their heads would force them to pull the lever for the socialist candidate.....

I get it, you're a scared shitless waste wad without any fucking clue what you're afraid of.....

Felix wrote:at Bush rally's they were required to sign loyalty oaths before they were allowed in...big difference

trev wrote:Felix, why do you say we hate Obama? He's seems like a very likeable person. Some us don't like his views and are questioning them. Yes, we didn't vote for him because of that. That doesn't mean we "hate" him. He's just another lying politician who got elected on promises he is not fullfilling. I need that $4000 college credit pronto, I have 1 kid in college and 1 going in a few years. Of course I wasn't expecting that promise or any of his others to be fullfilled. I'm not the dummy that voted for him.

rozy wrote:

Mikey wrote:At Bush rallies they pretty much screened at the doors anybody who hadn't already pledged their allegiance to the Bush and the United States of Republicanism.

So you admit this is going to be an Obama rally? Or did you have some other point that would actually be relevant to the topic at hand?

I know it's early in Calitucky. Go get a cup of coffee or something and wake up before you hit the submit button next time...