(HS List) Public Education & Big Government
TIMB...@aol.com
In a message dated 6/9/98 11:01:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time, MAILER-
DAE...@aol.com writes:
<< Thought some of you here might be interested in this thread.
Tim B.
In a message dated 6/9/98 12:23:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time, XcongressX
writes:
> Subj: Re: Fwd: DOD and Education
> Date: 98-06-08 21:41:07 EDT
> From: fred...@spectra.net (Fred Battey)
> To: Xcong...@aol.com (Steven Wallace List)
>
> Steve - Below, I include a partial response to another loop member
regarding
> funds and DOD:
>
> Every federal agency has HUGE amounts of money for education in their
> budgets. Some of it is legit. Much of it is being funneled to support of
> government education programs in the schools. Just one example. Most
> Americans think that the DOD money goes into national defense. Used to.
>
> Tens of billions of dollars from DOD go into the administrations community
> and education programs having nothing to do with defense. On top of that,
> National Guard and active military personnel are increasingly being used
for
> civilian programs having nothing to do with defense. Simultaneously, major
> portions of our military equipment is out of commission because they can't
> get afford to buy spare parts. Why? The money is being redirected to
liberal/
> Socialist programs.
>
> Only last week, one of the major networks reported that hundreds of Army
> helicopters were inoperable because of lack of spare parts. I guarantee
you
> that some of that money has gone to pet administration education programs
and
> STW.
>
> You're not crazy, but the American people are being led to their deaths
like
> a bunch of lemmings. And it's not just one party that is doing it.
> Education is one of the biggest and most powerful businesses in the United
> States today. How do you think that all of the hierarchy and entrenched
> operations have remained in power over four decades of failed performance?
>
> How long would they have lasted if they weren't federalized?
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An interesting response, and a corrected web site link:
<A HREF="http://x3.ieee.org/p1484/">Corrected Web Link</A>
Steven Wallace, MBA
Northbrook, IL
P.S. If you are not interested in education, please click the hyperlink and
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Subj: Re: Fwd: DOD and Education
Date: 98-06-08 21:41:07 EDT
From: fred...@spectra.net (Fred Battey)
To: Xcong...@aol.com (Steven Wallace List)
Steve - Below, I include a partial response to another loop member regarding
funds and DOD:
Every federal agency has HUGE amounts of money for education in their
budgets.
Some of it is legit. Much of it is being funneled to support of government
education programs in the schools. Just one example. Most Americans think
that the DOD money goes into national defense. Used to.
Tens of billions of dollars from DOD go into the administrations community
and
education programs having nothing to do with defense. On top of that,
National Guard and active military personnel are increasingly being used for
civilian programs having nothing to do with defense. Simultaneously, major
portions of our military equipment is out of commission because they can't
get
afford to buy spare parts. Why? The money is being redirected to
liberal/Socialist programs.
Only last week, one of the major networks reported that hundreds of Army
helicopters were inoperable because of lack of spare parts. I guarantee you
that some of that money has gone to pet administration education programs and
STW.
You're not crazy, but the American people are being led to their deaths like
a
bunch of lemmings. And it's not just one party that is doing it. Education
is one of the biggest and most powerful businesses in the United States
today.
How do you think that all of the hierarchy and entrenched operations have
remained in power over four decades of failed performance?
How long would they have lasted if they weren't federalized?