Back to Basics

You send your children to school and trust that our public school system is providing them with the best education in your community. You expect they will learn the basics Reading, Writing and Arithmetic and as they progress History and Science will be added. But what are they really learning? One school district is finding out and the parents, community and state do not like what they have found.

Posters of militant leaders, daily chants that are revolutionary in nature and anti-American values are being taught in what is being classified as an American History credit in high school. Students are being indoctrinated into what could only be described as a cult with the mission of overthrowing the United States to create a new nation.

Now being taught from the 3^rd grade level on up, recruitment of these children targets the most vulnerable as well as those from a specific race. Once inside the classroom they teach a fictitious history providing the children with a sense of belonging to some greater society. They then expand the indoctrination process targeting the Anglo community as the source of all their ails. They are the oppressed people, the victims of this white society. They are taught to be racist and that their race is superior to others. These children are being recruited and indoctrinated to be the foot soldiers for this aggressive movement to claim what they believe is occupied America.

In years past this type of activity and indoctrination would have been considered treason. Today it is being supported as a form of “free speech.” Coming from an Islamic extremist group no one would be surprised at the curriculum and content, although parents would question why it was being taught in the first place. Angry parents would storm school board meetings and demand answers. Do the same standards not apply if this comes from La Raza and MECha in the form of ethnic studies?

A panel discussion on Saturday, September 10th, in Phoenix to discuss this issue included Tom Horne, AZ Attorney General, Lisa Ruth, Educator, Andy LeFevre, Representing the AZ Superintendent, Loretta Hunnicutt, writer and activist who appeared on Glenn Beck, Rey Torres, President of the Arizona Latino Republican Association, and Gabriela Mercer, naturalized citizen of Mexican descent running for U.S. House.

The Tucson Unified School District in Arizona is supporting this curriculum and is currently under investigation and facing charges of failing to adhere to state standards prohibiting courses that promote the overthrow of the U.S. Government, resentment toward another race or class of people, is designed for a specific race or ethnic background and advocates for solidarity instead of the treatment of pupils as individuals. The state has determined the program violates 3 of these areas. The district has had ample time and warning to abandon these programs but instead has chosen to fight the state. If the district loses their case and fails to come into compliance they will lose 10%, or $15 million in education funding. That loss could result in the termination of 300 teachers.

In classes consisting mostly 0f Hispanic students, the students are being taught they are really of Aztec descent and that the lands of southwest America belong to them.

This little gem has been circulating Facebook. Brings you back to the good ol’ days of Dr. Seuss.

I do not like this Uncle Sam, I do not like his health care scam.
I do not like these dirty crooks, or how they lie and cook the books.
I do not like when Congress steals, I do not like their secret deals.
I do not like this speaker Nan, I do not like this ‘YES WE CAN’.
I do not like this spending spree, I’m smart, I know that nothing’s free.
I do not like their smug replies, when I complain about their lies.
I do not like this kind of hope. I do not like it. nope, nope, nope

The people of the City of Phoenix can make a difference, but they are fighting good ‘ol boy politics all the way. From the candidates to the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, it’s all about protecting the union’s city employees and politics as usual.

This time they are facing opposition from a candidate who believes in the city for the people and has no ties to unions or special interests. That candidate is Jennifer Wright and she is causing waves.

Jennifer decided to get in to the mayor’s race because there was no people’s candidate. Every other candidate had either served in the city council and was therefore part of the problem, was backed by unions, or was a lobbyist and backed by Washington D.C. interests.  She, and her dedicated volunteers, obtained 3,500 signatures in just 3 weeks to get her on the ballot.

But because Jennifer showed some integrity and obtaining signatures first, money second, she is being banned from participating in the upcoming Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce debates later this month. Why? Because she failed to obtain $50,000 in outside donations prior to June 1^st. So instead of focusing on obtaining money to finance her campaign, she sought to ensure she had obtained enough signatures to place her on the ballot as a legitimate candidate. Somehow this was wrong in the eyes of the Chamber.

Once again we are seeing special interest, lobbyist and political favors being played out. Instead of allowing the citizens to see an honest debate from all the candidates, the Chamber is excluding two of the mayoral candidates for failure to meet their arbitrary fund raising requirement. They are telling the people of Phoenix that money is more important than what the candidate stands for, what their background might be, and what they can bring to the city if elected. Apparently to the Chamber, only money talks.

After hearing of the Chamber’s unfortunate decision, the Arizona 2012 Project, along with Tim Horn of KKNT talk radio paid a visit to the Chamber’s offices on Monday to discuss this issue. They were refused access and the ability to speak to anyone in the office and all phone calls made have been ignored.

The following press release demonstrates the Chamber’s unwillingness to allow an honest debate over the objections of both Democrat and Republican leaders, as well as most of the candidates themselves!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PRESS RELEASE
August 9, 2011
CONTACT: MICHAEL MARSHALL
michael@wright4mayor.com
(602) 689-8545

PHOENIX, AZ (August 9) – A rare consensus was reached by media pundits, Democratic and Republican leaders this past week.  Under the bipartisan agreement, all determined that Jennifer Wright, Republican candidate for Mayor of Phoenix, should be included in the prime-time KPHO televised debated hosted by the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce on August 15 along with all candidates who have qualified to be on the August ballot.