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Oblivious to the feeling of most Americans that government should
downsize as many companies have, several bills are imminent that will
solidify the government as everyone’s keeper. As we watch the
presidential debates, almost all candidates are now saying the words
and talking the talk of state sovereignty. The sad truth is, their
words are only empty promises for their actions differ markedly from
those words.
An idea that has been around quite some time has been the Goals
2000 program for K-12 elementary schools. This program is
designed to turn all of America’s children into automatons, incapable
of independent thought and ignorant of issues such as freedom and
justice for all.
Children who “graduate” from this system are incapable of even the
simplest everyday skills, such as making change in a hamburger stand.
It is by design. The architects of Goals 2000 have a
supreme elitist attitude that government policy should presume the
omniscience to direct and channel our children into careers of the
government’s choosing.
This is fully consistent with the Newstates Constitution, a new
Constitution for the United States financed by the Rockefeller
Foundation to the tune of $25 million. Under the Newstates
Constitution, the government’s assessment is the sole determinant
in whether a child becomes a high-paid doctor or a low-paid laborer.
Your ability as a parent to influence the careers of your children will
be limited to nonexistent. Once a child becomes “branded” by the term
“laborer,” your ability to redirect your child’s career into one more
profitable will be removed.
A more thorough discussion of the Newstates Constitution is
beyond the scope of this column except as noted above. The tie to a
congressional bill is through House Resolution 1617. Incredibly,
this bill has already passed both the U.S House and the U.S. Senate and
is in conference committee to resolve the differences. President
Clinton is certain to sign this preposterous bill as it is fully
consistent with the globalist views of those who have influence on him.
You have not, of course, read anything about this proposal from the
government’s propaganda vehicle, otherwise known as the media. Only
those publications that dare to allow columns such as this one can
really be trusted to tell the truth about the actions of your
government.
Called The Careers Act, the bill will merge the federal
departments of Education, Labor, and Human Services. Through the very
popular block grant idea, the bill will economically influence the
direction of education in our states. The bill warmly embraces all
aspects of the Goals 2000 program and sets in place a National
Education Goals Panel to measure and influence our progress toward
achieving these goals.
That is just the tip of the iceberg. Any state which accepts a grant
under this program is required to “establish a collaborative process”
in decision making concerning education. The bill allows, however, the
Governor, as “chief executive of the State,” to appoint all
participants of said “collaborative process.” According to the
education watchdog group known as Parents Involved in Education (PIE),
“if the Governor is unable to ...obtain agreement through the
collaborative process... the Governor shall have the final authority to
make decisions and submit a plan...’ (Section 104(c)).”
You do not and will not see the State Legislature in here anywhere, for
State Legislatures have been effectively bypassed. You also do not see
any mention of your local school boards, for those, too, have been
bypassed.
Again according to PIE, the bill authorizes “local work force
development areas within the State (Section 105).” Here, too, the
Governor is empowered to make all appointments to the boards which will
govern those “work areas.” The Governor, of course, could gerrymander
those work areas to establish a system of patronage, if said Governor
should so choose, and most Governors today would so choose.
The employees, even those who work within a state, of the “interagency
group” created will be employees of the Department of Labor. As you
might expect, a massive data base to manage the careers of the people
from birth to death will be needed along with a “National Employment
Service” to make sure no one can break from the mold the government has
decreed. HR 1617 provides all these facilities and much more.
In typical Congressional fashion, the bill provides no money, but will
require billions in new state and local taxes to implement. While you
sleep, your government is in a power-on spiral towards absolute
tyranny. Only a loud and vigorous protest from the people will have a
chance of stopping this bill, and even that chance is
remote.__CD
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