Git Yer Red Hots! Red hot lies! Fresh off da presses!!!

No earthly idea how or why I had forgotten to include the propaganda glossies from the esteemed media. Can't have a properly propped up puppet without good ol' fashioned marketing photos.

My bad.

Do you feel you would be hearing about Ukraine if you weren't meant to, i.e. allowed to? Maybe you didn't get the memo, but censorship really still is a thing.

'Question All Of It' - The Current Western Propaganda For Ukraine Is Epic In Scale

...Everything we are seeing in U.S. media surrounding U.S. interests in Ukraine is a massive propaganda operation with the headquarters in the U.S. State Department and U.S. intelligence community. The sense of sympathy you are feeling is part of an intentionally manipulative operation from within this DC matrix.
The images, pictures, videos, speeches, soundbites and the cinematography broadcast by U.S. corporate media are all purposefully intended to create a very specific outlook within the American people toward the issues in Ukraine. The leftist United Nations, and the leftist U.S State Dept, will work together on this just like they have done in the prior examples (Ukraine 1.0, Libya, Egypt, etc.)...

Propaganda wars. Begun they have. Originally Posted by Why_Yes_I_Do

Reminder that one of the best lies is to say nothing at all. As an example; prior to the Sussman trial verdict, this was the trial coverage by the LambSCREAMMedia...

If anybody knows lies it’s a trumpist.



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...GHAGAHAHAHAHAGGGghHahahahah ahah Originally Posted by YssupRider1062867340

We are indoctrinating a class of Zombies through our public schools. Gone are the days of excellence, achievement and earned advancement. There is a new phrase dominating teacher's time these days, called "Path to 70". BTW: they have to allocate a great deal of time to develop and deliver it on an individualized basis.

In a nutshell: a failing student has to be offered a "Path to 70" - meaning a 70% grade, aka passing - regardless of the reason they are failing, such as skipping class or disrupting class or simply playing on their phone all day.

Here is an interesting snap shot of data from San Fran Nan's public school district:



So kids that are flunking are passing. They will not even be qualified for a call center or Starbucks job and will likely end up on the gubmint payroll. Remember that when you talk to a government employee next time.


Coincidentally: No wonder CRT is such a big push up the keester these days. Sure covers up a multitude of Ridiculous Bull-Chite.

As does this thread. To date 127 posts - 54 by the OP.

Looks more like a monologue than a discussion.

Or more appropriately put, you’re muttering to yourself.

Hahahahahahahah

Im surprised san francisco released those numbers!

Participation trophies all round.

And your insightful value-add is what exactly?!?
Does your inability to do the simple math hinder you?!?
Are you unable to interpret the data without some assistance from a special-ed assistant?!?
Is your foam helmet too tight and cutting off the oxygen supply to your head?!?
Are you not finding your path to 70?!? How about 30?!?

As does this thread. To date 127 posts - 54 by the OP.
Looks more like a monologue than a discussion.
Or more appropriately put, you’re muttering to yourself.
Hahahahahahahah Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Interesting survey. The teachers know there is no hope and are leaving - and they ain't coming back. I just cherry picked the core questions. The article explains the methodology in simple enough terms that a dolt can read it. But they won't.

Sure seems the best thing we can do to improve Public Education is to cancel the Federal (feral) Dept of Education. Rip it out by the roots.

615 Midwestern Teachers Reveal Why They’re Really Leaving the Classroom
...

1. Given the reasons below, what is the largest reason you’re leaving your position?
   1. Salary is insufficient
   2. Student behavior is poor and left unchecked.
   3. Progressive political activity (Diversity/Equity/Inclusion, Critical Race Theory, Gender Identity, etc.) required by administration.
   4. Parental concerns with your classroom (Demands from parents about curriculum, instruction, etc.)
   5. COVID-19 Policies
   6. Safety concerns about school shootings
   7. Lack of materials to teach effectively (self-financed classrooms, etc.)
   8. Standardized Testing
   9. Licensure Expiration or Professional Development requirements
   10. Other
2. If salary were considered an ancillary reason, i.e. “I’m not being paid enough to deal with _______”, what would you suggest is the largest reason you’re leaving your classroom?
   1. Student behavior is poor and left unchecked.
   2. Progressive political activity (Diversity/Equity/Inclusion, Critical Race Theory, Gender Identity, etc.) required by administration.
   3. Parental concerns with your classroom (Demands from parents about curriculum, instruction, etc.)
   4. COVID-19 Policies
   5. Safety concerns about school shootings
   6. Lack of materials to teach effectively (self-financed classrooms, etc.)
   7. Standardized Testing
   8. Licensure Expiration or Professional Development requirements
   9. Other
3. If the present administration could provide evidence that this specific problem is being dealt with satisfactorily, would you return to this classroom?
   1. Yes, this year
   2. Yes, after a year or more of proof
   3. No
   4. Not sure
4. Were you a member of a local or national teachers union at some point during the previous academic year?
   1. Yes
   2. No

...

A poll? From a group run by the Heritage Foundation?

hahahahahahahahahahahah

And your insightful value-add is what exactly?!?
Does your inability to do the simple math hinder you?!?
Are you unable to interpret the data without some assistance from a special-ed assistant?!?
Is your foam helmet too tight and cutting off the oxygen supply to your head?!?
Are you not finding your path to 70?!? How about 30?!? Originally Posted by Why_Yes_I_Do

How rude!

You obviously are unable to digest and qualify data.

All the best.

ECCIE

...You obviously are unable to digest and qualify data... Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Let's test out your assertion. Below is the list of top ten cities experiencing an outflow of citizens, i.e. people fleeing the city, which Redfin just published. Perhaps with your keen ability to digest and qualify data you can reveal the commonalities and trends that the data portends. Have at it

1. San Francisco, CA – Net Outflow: 48,718
2. Los Angeles, CA – Net Outflow: 40,632
3. New York, NY – Net Outflow: 35,165
4. Washington, DC– Net Outflow: 24,492
5. Seattle, WA – Net Outflow: 18,594
6. Boston, MA – Net Outflow: 12,492
7. Detroit, MI – Net Outflow: 7,334
8. Denver, CO – Net Outflow: 5,635
9. Chicago, IL – Net Outflow: 4,769
10. Minneapolis, MN – Net Outflow: 2,795

Eric Adams Calls Texas, Arizona Govs. ‘Cowards’ For Sending Migrants To DC, Says Schools, Healthcare ‘Going To Be Impacted’

NYC Mayor Eric Adams is growing frustrated by the number of migrant buses that are routinely arriving in his city under the Abbott-Ducey initiative.

“Our schools are going to be impacted. Our healthcare system is going to be impacted. Our infrastructure is going to be impacted,” he stated ...

This message comes from #3 on the Redfin list above...

Q) Why are so many on the left so concerned about the Brutal Invasion of Ukraine?

A) Because the LambSCREAM media, aka Mocking Bird media, told them to be...