How Schools Use Fear to Brainwash Students to Trust the System: A Parent's Story | The Daily Sheeple

How Schools Use Fear to Brainwash Students to Trust the System: A Parent's Story | The Daily Sheeple

Official Website of Daniel Estulin. Author Club Bilderberg, Conspiracy Octopus Invisible Empire, The Lords of Shadows, Shadow Masters, Bilderberg group.

Daniel Estulin was last night's guest on Coast to Coast. He is (depressingly) right on about the whole conspiracy realm of never ending threads of paranoia. The latter which -- you know how it goes about paranoia -- does not make it any less so. Here's his website: Official Website of Daniel Estulin. Author Club Bilderberg, Conspiracy Octopus Invisible Empire, The Lords of Shadows, Shadow Masters, Bilderberg group. Something Estulin said about the Bilderberg's; that "they" know we know that they know. They don't care. So the big distraction is the Bilderberg conference. We can also look at other occult conspiratorial institutions, like Bohemian Grove. While these are co-opted by "them" and used as targets for our distractions, "they" are retreating even further into the back rooms.

Eastern OR: drones and drills

This current new item from Pendleton, Oregon, which is in the north -eastern part of the state:

Drones over Pendleton: Unmanned military craft plies civilian airspace | OregonLive.com: PENDLETON -- A 375-pound Oregon Army National Guard drone carrying a sophisticated camera was catapulted into the cobalt-blue eastern Oregon sky here Tuesday, in what Guard officials called the first-ever flight of an unmanned military aircraft through civilian airspace.

Juxtaposed with the fake shooting "drill" in Halfway, Oregon in early May. Halfway is also in eastern Oregon, about 144 miles from Pendleton. Not far, especially if you're in a drone.

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'Another False Flag Attack? '| Dave Hodges – The Common Sense Show

My first thought when I saw this news item was of a false flag event. Public celebrations, linked to Americana (Mother's Day) and proximity to the Boston bombing. Or of course, it could be nothing of the kind and be a tragic case of violent thugs unconnected to any government implementation. Either way, they have succeeded in planting seeds of doubt. Those that question are labeled "paranoid" and easily dismissed.

Another False Flag Attack? | Dave Hodges – The Common Sense Show: New Orleans police are searching for three suspects after at least 19 people were shot during a Mother’s Day second-line parade in the 7th Ward.

The FBI said that the shooting appeared to be “street violence” and wasn’t linked to terrorism. Fox News of New Orleans is reporting that FBI spokeswoman. Mary Romig, has stated that federal investigators have no indication that the shooting was an act of terrorism. “It’s strictly an act of street violence in New Orleans.”

Mystery Craft Frightens Quincy Residents

The government isn't talking:Mystery Craft Frightens Quincy Residents

I like this:

I specifically asked, ‘Is it a law enforcement flight? Can we tell people that?’

He said ‘no we can’t tell you that.’

Well then I asked that when folks call me can I at least tell them that it is something that they shouldn’t worry about, it’s something they shouldn’t be concerned with. He said, ‘I can’t tell you that.’”

Louisiana Science Education Act Repeal Fails, Keeping Door Open For Teaching Of Creationism

On the other hand (see post below) we have this:

Louisiana Science Education Act Repeal Fails, Keeping Door Open For Teaching Of Creationism: The Louisiana state Senate Education Committee rejected a move to repeal the state's Science Education Act on Wednesday, handing a defeat to opponents who have criticized the law for essentially allowing the teaching of creationism in science class.

Under the law, public school teachers are permitted to introduce "supplemental textbooks and other instructional materials to help students understand, analyze, critique, and review scientific theories in an objective manner." While the Science Education Act says teachers may not "promote any religious doctrine," it contains no specific ban on the teaching of creationism. Teachers and local school boards also aren't required to obtain prior approval from the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education before introducing supplemental material, the Associated Press reports.

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Republican Congressman Introduces Bill To Require Political Approval Of Scientific Papers | Addicting Info

Not a chance in hell. One hopes.

Republican Congressman Introduces Bill To Require Political Approval Of Scientific Papers | Addicting Info: Congressman Lamar Smith of Texas really does not understand science. Not scientific method, not scientific theories or laws, none of it. Which is why he submitted a bill draft titled the “High Quality Research Act” which would in effect add a politician into scientific studies.

The bill says that any research done using federal funds (which is the majority of research done in the United States) must have its results and finding approved by the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation of the Senate and the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology of the House of Representatives. If the findings are not agreed to, the research is taken from the researchers and disposed of by Congress as it sees fit.

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Orchard Gardens Principal Andrew Bott Fires Security, Hires Art Teachers, Revitalizes School

The power of art! This is good news, and very inspiring, as well as brave:

Orchard Gardens Principal Andrew Bott Fires Security, Hires Art Teachers, Revitalizes School: Then, in 2010, Andrew Bott ignored the advice of colleagues who called Orchard Gardens a "career killer," and became the school's sixth principal in seven years, NBC News reports. He sought to lead Orchard Gardens' rejuvenation, eliminating the school's massive security structure that drained hundreds of thousand of dollars from its budget in favor of becoming one of eight pilot schools for a new plan created by President Obama's Committee on the Arts and Humanities (PCAH).

“The school definitely had a prison feel,” Bott told NBC, but that would soon change.

The hypothesis was this: “Effective and high-quality arts education can be a powerful catalyst for successful educational reform," in the words of PCAH vice-chair, Mary Schmidt Campbell, Ph.D., in a press release published when the program was launched.

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It CAN Happen Here: Oregon Teachers Traumatized by Unannounced Shooter Drill

I could not believe it when I read this item in the Eugene, Oregon Register Guard. Alex Jones Infowars picked up the story:

 Oregon Teachers Traumatized by Unannounced Shooter Drill Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind!: Panic erupted on Friday at Pine Eagle Charter school in rural Oregon when two masked men carrying handguns burst into a teachers’ lounge and opened fire.

After the initial chaos, the terrified teachers realized the guns were firing blanks and that they were the subject of an unannounced shooter drill.

The little school in Halfway, Oregon was having an in-service day, so the children were at home at the time of the drill. The terrifying action has drawn criticism from many but Principal Cammie DeCastro has defended it, saying, ”For us not to know how we were going to respond is leaving us open”.

Much is strange about this! Why in such a small, out of the way school in rural Oregon? Whose idea, at the top, was this? What if one or more staff members were armed -- concealed weapons carrier, for example --  and opened fire in defense?  What if someone had a heart attack or some other medical emergency response to the drill? Do "they" know something (predictive programming?) about this school and area others don't? Are "they" planning something?

Yes, they succeeded in planting those oily ugly seeds of paranoia within us. Plans are being considered for "volunteer" community members to "watch over the school in shifts" and "arm teachers":

The district’s Safety Committee and the School Board now will critically evaluate policies and procedures and decide what to do next, said DeCastro.

Armed teachers is one possible outcome, she said. Or the district may get armed and trained volunteers from the community to watch over the school in shifts, she said. Tougher doors and better locks are other options.

The article ends with this confusing sentence:

Had one of the teachers in that lounge already taken the time to prepare, the unannounced drill could have had tragic results.

Wait. If at least one of the teachers had been prepared, the drill would have had "tragic results?" Is there a typo, am I missing something, or is this intentionally confusing?

Clues in Location?
Returning to the location of the school: Halfway,  in the Wallowa Mountains in Eastern Oregon, has a population of 288. Halfway's history is interesting, as reported by OregonLive.com, which has a slightly fleshier article that's bascially the same as the abridged version on Infowars:

Halfway, population 288, is the eastern Oregon ranching town that became world-famous 13 years ago as the globe's first "Internet city." The city council changed Halfway's name to Half.com in return for $73,000 from a Philadelphia-based Internet bazaar of the same name that sold books, CDs, movies and the like on-line at half price.
The town got its old name back a year later when the on-line bazaar was sold to eBay. Now Halfway is back in the real world, where people sometimes enter schools and open fire.

 Is Halfway "owned" by eBay, or a company in Philadelphia?

The OregonLIve article quotes a Ms. Gover, one of the teachers:

"We are so remote," Gover said, "we are going to have to take care of ourselves."

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“Take these Tribes Down” The Anti-Indian Movement Comes to Washington State

Scary:

“Take these Tribes Down” The Anti-Indian Movement Comes to Washington State: Inside a Lakeway Inn conference room, about fifty people were gathered to hear a lineup of speakers assail the very ideas of tribal sovereignty and treaty rights – of tribal nationhood. The anti-Indian movement had come to town. The concerns of Idle No More Bellingham were entirely justified.

The Bellingham conference was sponsored by the Citizens Equal Rights Alliance (CERA) and Citizens Equal Rights Foundation (CERF), one of a series of events being hosted around the country by these closely-linked national anti-Indian groups. CERA/CERF held previous meetings in New York and Massachusetts; others are slated for late April in the Midwest and June in Northern California. CERA/CERF organized these forums after canceling their regular annual Washington D.C. conference.

The Conestoga Hut | Opportunity Village Eugene

Image source: Opportunity Village, Eugene OR

There are several of these just two blocks from my home in a little area set aside for homeless individuals, and the Conestoga Hut model is also there. Compare the efforts of organizations like these to the post below. Eugene has a long way to go when it comes to helping the homeless, but there are compassionate groups and individuals, including local government (not perfect at all, by there are worse) are better than many. The Conestoga Hut | Opportunity Village Eugene

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6 U.S. Cities That Criminalize Homelessness | Care2 Causes

From 6 U.S. Cities That Criminalize Homelessness | Care2 Causes:

The solutions to homelessness may not be simple, but that doesn’t mean we have to compound the problems. Yet that’s precisely the route that several of American cities have taken. Rather than finding ways to provide assistance to some of the country’s least fortunate citizens, lawmakers have developed strict regulations to criminalize homeless people’s activities, as if they were sleeping on the sidewalk and panhandling out of malice rather than necessity.

The UFO Trail: John Marks and 'The Search for the Manchurian Candidate'

Jack Brewer at UFO Trail discusses the relatioship between UFOs, Manchurian Candidates and the government-industrial-complex:

The UFO Trail: John Marks and 'The Search for the Manchurian Candidate': Those familiar with The UFO Trail and Orlando Paranormal Examiner are well aware of my interest in the intelligence community. Part of that interest was inspired by the extents I consistently find people within ufology to be largely uninformed of the histories of intelligence agencies. Such people are subsequently ill equipped to identify potential correlations between the intelligence community and ufology.

More than one well educated contact in the UFO community has told me that the vast majority of what they knew about Project MKULTRA they learned as a result of our interactions. Other contacts, well versed in matters of alleged aliens and their methods of operation, have often demonstrated comparatively very little knowledge of the intelligence community. Obviously, an accurate and comprehensive history of American intelligence matters is not included in either typical US college curriculum or popular UFO lore. It is for such reasons that I offer a bit of history on how the public gained access to what is known of Central Intelligence Agency ventures into behavior modification projects such as MKULTRA.

Anya is a Channel: Radiological event in the next 30-120 days

Anya Briggs predicts:

Anya is a Channel: Radiological event in the next 30-120 days: Saturday, April 20, 2013
Radiological event in the next 30-120 days
Have fun taking potshots at me if I am wrong, but this is what I am getting.

I will be very, very happy if I am wrong.

Radiological event - 50-100 days, give or take

Monsanto Now Owns Blackwater (Xe) DarkGovernment

Frightening. I'm ready to get off the planet now.

"Monsanto Now Owns Blackwater (Xe) DarkGovernment: Monsanto Now Owns Blackwater (Xe)

A report by Jeremy Scahill in The Nation (Blackwater’s Black Ops, 9/15/2010) revealed that the largest mercenary army in the world, Blackwater (now called Xe Services) clandestine intelligence services was sold to the multinational Monsanto. Blackwater was renamed in 2009 after becoming famous in the world with numerous reports of abuses in Iraq, including massacres of civilians. It remains the largest private contractor of the U.S. Department of State “security services,” that practices state terrorism by giving the government the opportunity to deny it."

Boston: We Willingly Locked Ourselves Down

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Brief News Item About Flights

Late last night, listening to Coast to Coast. Aside from the on-going Boston marathon bombing disinformation performance we're witnessing, was an odd little item about flights. Paraphrasing, it went something like this:

"Passengers can expect long delays, up to several hours in some cases, as well as cancellation of some flights. The reason: sequestering and furloughs."

That was it. No who, what, where, why.

Occult Trends & Predictions - Shows - Coast to Coast AM

On Coast to Coast tonight:

Occult Trends and Predictions - Shows - Coast to Coast AM: Director of the Institute for Hermetic Studies, Mark Stavish, is a life-long student of philosophy and mysticism. He'll discuss what he describes as the death of the New Age movement post 2012, the trend of Wicca practitioners turning to more powerful and sometimes frightening rituals of witchcraft, as well as his predictions for changes in social trends based on astrology.

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Banned Books 2013: 'Captain Underpants', 'Fifty Shades' Make List Of Most Challenged

Huffington Post reports:

Banned Books 2013: 'Captain Underpants', 'Fifty Shades' Make List Of Most Challenged: No. 1 was a not a story of the bedroom, but the bathroom, Dav Pilkey's "Captain Underpants" books (Offensive language, unsuited for age group), followed by Sherman Alexie's prize-winning "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" (Offensive language, racism, sexually explicit), and Jay Asher's "Thirteen Reasons Why"(Drugs/alcohol/smoking, sexually explicit, suicide). Also on the list, at No. 10, Nobel laureate Toni Morrison's "Beloved" (Sexually explicit, religious viewpoint, violence).

"It's pretty exciting to be on a list that frequently features Mark Twain, Harper Lee, and Maya Angelou," Pilkey said in a statement. "But I worry that some parents might see this list and discourage their kids from reading `Captain Underpants,' even though they have not had a chance to read the books themselves."

New Details Emerge About Roger Gorley's Arrest For Refusing To Leave Sick, Gay Partner

 Seems like a lot of back pedaling here; the nurse chose to ignore the patient's wish to have his husband present; and so, the hospital (and cops) are in the wrong:
New Details Emerge About Roger Gorley's Arrest For Refusing To Leave Sick, Gay Partner

Activist Post: Report: New York Confiscating Firearm Permits From Citizens Legally Prescribed Anti-Anxiety Medication

 I find myself betwixt and between; with stories like these. I'm not right wing religious anti-gun control repub, neither am I a smug little leftie. I'm a leftie, but try my best not to be smug. How can I be? I belive in UFOs, aliens, angels, and Bigfoot.

Activist Post: Report: New York Confiscating Firearm Permits From Citizens Legally Prescribed Anti-Anxiety Medication: David A. Schmecker, a Navy veteran with no history of arrests or mental illness, had his guns confiscated during an illegal search of his home after he refused a forced psychological evaluation that was issued simply for seeking a follow-up pain management appointment.

Not having any past history of arrests or mental illness, Schmecker politely refused the evaluation, which was the beginning of what would end up being an illegal seizure of a patriotic veteran's guns during a search that was conducted without a warrant and without any regard for the law.

After Schmecker refused the evaluation, his doctor called his house and heard what he claimed was an "odd" answering machine message that apparently led the doctor to call the police and order a wellness check.

“The police came to my home, and, without any justification whatsoever, hauled me away for a psychiatric evaluation at a local hospital. I submitted to their forceful insistence under duress and fear of arrest or worse," Schmecker told Survive and Thrive TV.

Oregon: House Bill 3014 Would Make Pledge "At least once a day" Mandatory

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Daily pledge of allegiance should be required in Oregon schools, lawmaker says | OregonLive.com: SALEM -- A southern Oregon lawmaker says public schools have become too lax about the Pledge of Allegiance so he has introduced a bill to require districts to buy and display flags in every classroom, and to require a recitation of the pledge at least once a day.

"At least once a day?" The obvious aside -- propaganda, indoctrination, and your general fascist overtones -- the dismal state of budget cuts, curriculum slashing, staff reductions, increased class sizes, and higher academic "standards" teachers and students must reach within this gloomy mess -- but we're going to have time to say the Pledge "at least once" every day?

Naturally, it's a Republican behind this faux feel good patriotic stance:  Rep. Sal Esquivel. House Bill 3014.

Note the language used in the following (italics mine):

Esquivel's bill essentially cracks down on schools that aren't flying flags or ensuring that students get a chance to recite the pledge. It removes language that says schools give students "the opportunity" to say the pledge at least once a week, and replaces it with a requirement that schools provide "a time at least once daily" for a school official or a student to lead students in the traditional flag salute.

"Cracks down."  He's also pushing for charter schools, which get precious little from school districts, to be included in the requirement.

Amazon Secretly Removes "1984" From the Kindle

Amazon Secretly Removes "1984" From the Kindle

Widespread, illegal debtors' prisons in Ohio - Boing Boing

This is upfront illegal, yet Ohio is getting away with it. The question is, why are they getting away with it?Widespread, illegal debtors' prisons in Ohio - Boing Boing