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Training first-world children for a third-world life. Must-read. Colonizing the home country. It's a recipe for revolt — or imposition of a totalitarian state to preclude it, which is already well in progress. The flying the ointment may be representative democracy, where the dispossessed majority, facing no hope, elect a "populist" government. That could go many ways., especially is resentment is elevated. INETThe Corporate Plan to Groom U.S. Kids for Servitude by Wiping Out Public Schools Lynn Parramore ht Yves Smith at Naked Capitalism
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: American education, neocolonialism, Neoliberalism, social mobility
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Training first-world children for a third-world life. Must-read. Colonizing the home country. It's a recipe for revolt — or imposition of a totalitarian state to preclude it, which is already well in progress. The flying the ointment may be representative democracy, where the dispossessed majority, facing no hope, elect a "populist" government. That could go many ways., especially is resentment is elevated. INETThe Corporate Plan to Groom U.S. Kids for Servitude by Wiping Out Public Schools Lynn Parramore ht Yves Smith at Naked Capitalism
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: American education, neocolonialism, Neoliberalism, social mobility
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Training first-world children for a third-world life.Must-read. Colonizing the home country.
It's a recipe for revolt — or imposition of a totalitarian state to preclude it, which is already well in progress.
The flying the ointment may be representative democracy, where the dispossessed majority, facing no hope, elect a "populist" government. That could go many ways., especially is resentment is elevated.
ht Yves Smith at Naked Capitalism