Our education system is it motivation or indoctrination

The news head lines are filled with concern for the information that is being taught to our children beyond the traditional reading, writing, and arithmetic. It now it includes the elimination of “capitalist” thinking from our children. Currently, we are experiencing underlining messages disguised as motivational and informational. It is not as bold as Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez with the Socialist ideology or Raul Castro with the Marxist ideology. Again the messaging here in the United States is subtle right now. If we do not continue to bring this to light it will become bold. We need you to be aware of what is happening to our education system.

As American we should not forgot why and how this country was founded.
This land was founded by three countries Spain, France, and England. France populated the Midwest. Spain populated the south and moved even further south Mexico and South America. England took over Spain and France. Under the British rule we were told what to eat, build, who to education and taxed without representation. Let’s us not forget why we fought the Revolutionary War. The founding fathers created a system for people by the people if they thought it was important to be Socialist or Marxist it would be in the Constitution. Why do people come to America? They leave the Communist, Socialist and Marxist countries because they desire to be in a land that does not dictate their life. In America you can be a poor child and work hard to become wealthy. Capitalism allows you to think. Socialism and Marxism do not allow you the ability to have creative thoughts.

As American we can not afford for this type of invasion of our education system. We are responsible for our children’s mindset, values and moral character. When we send them to school it is to receive an education in the core subjects and not to be programmed by any political doctrine. As parent we must continue to monitor our schools to insure that our students are getting the education that we send them to receive.