Yes I believe all schools are indoctrination centers but not in the way most people believe. They are set up to remove the thinking process from the masses brain. After study of Walter Russell's cosmology I have determined nearly everything taught in school at the fundamentals is false. For instance if opposites do not attract how does this fact change a chemistry education. If what people so casually call matter is motion and never rises to the physical what does this say about a quantum physics degree. What if germ theory is a fraud, what does this say about "doctors". And don't get me started on religion.
I’d say from my experience, in the blue metropolitan regions, the schools are corrupted by that and more. But I’ve taught in suburban areas of mixed political interests, and they aren’t nearly as politicized (however it’s there) but the lack of rigor and competency in teachers overall, especially in the humanities and especially in reading and writing English classes, is pretty bad. That’s a function of the techno-hegemony we have now more than ideology. But the two combined is a death blow.
Yes I believe all schools are indoctrination centers but not in the way most people believe. They are set up to remove the thinking process from the masses brain. After study of Walter Russell's cosmology I have determined nearly everything taught in school at the fundamentals is false. For instance if opposites do not attract how does this fact change a chemistry education. If what people so casually call matter is motion and never rises to the physical what does this say about a quantum physics degree. What if germ theory is a fraud, what does this say about "doctors". And don't get me started on religion.
I’d say from my experience, in the blue metropolitan regions, the schools are corrupted by that and more. But I’ve taught in suburban areas of mixed political interests, and they aren’t nearly as politicized (however it’s there) but the lack of rigor and competency in teachers overall, especially in the humanities and especially in reading and writing English classes, is pretty bad. That’s a function of the techno-hegemony we have now more than ideology. But the two combined is a death blow.