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Jeanette, thank you for your heartfelt and informative comment. This topic is the one that started my journey of questioning ... everything! May this road rise to meet you! I have the book you cited but haven't read it yet -- will make a point of doing so. Thank you for bringing a link which readers can take advantage of.

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I finished the book last night. An excellent recounting of the people involved in creating the disastrous education system in the US. Before any of these buttheads were out of knickers, we had a wonderful system of education. I quote from this book in my next post, with a "thanks" to you.

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Good point, Justin. And I would add that Harry Potter (written by a committee, not by Rowling, is evil for the following reason: The nub of Christianity is to see your fellow man/woman through the eyes of Christ (or alternate of your choice). The Potter books teach the Masonic insider-outsider model of living in a society. Muggles are analogous to the masses being perceived as serfscattlegoy. Sick stuff indeed.

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Miles Mathis did an excellent essay about the Harry Potter psyop -- a highly coordinated campaign, much like the Beatles.

http://mileswmathis.com/potter.pdf

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#1 I see a Liar's World Stack and I smile.

#2 I didn't start out as intelligent. I am a Self-Made Brain when I abandoned standard edjumuhkashun. This means that Phoenetics was TORTURE to me. I couldn't and wouldn't accept the backwards letters with the diacritical marks over-under-through them and TO THIS DAY I STRUGGLE (geehahd) with Eye before Eee EXCEPT after Sea.

THEN i discovered vowel-drift where the European English pronunciation of vowels (Archons) is radically different from what it was corrupted into by the time they COLONIZED Hamerica, and I had to relearn pronuciation in order to unoccult the Occult.

#3 The Federal Reserve Bank is called: The Temple by Congress. The Temple was in the center of Babylon (that's sardonically poetic) where RITUAL PROSTITUTION was performed as an Act of Worship FOR MONEY, so the Temple would stash the money in the corner making it the CENTRAL BANK. NOTHING has changed in thousands of years...

#4 They had to force Dog Latin into our heads to protect their spellwork in the courts.

#5 Where are you getting these photos of the inside of my brain? That is EXACTLY WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE (the tangle of the conspiracy nut).

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A 60-Minutes ancient episode said that 60% of Hamericans were illiterate. They went on to feature a guy who worked for Commonwealth Edison power company who after decades of employment was pursuing a GED so he could learn how to read wth the intent to increase his salary range at which he had maxed out after all of his years there.

HE WAS MAKING $80,000 A YEAR!

I won't fucking make that in my lifetime and I'm a goddamned genius. This is Killer Clown World playing Opposite Day for fun on EVERYONE.

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Ramses Seleem did an excellent textbook on the Egyptian Book of the Dead which he wrestled with and changed the name to Book of Life because the original title is The Book of Going forth Into the Light (pay no attention to the ORIGINAL Masons behind the curtain...).

Seleem said that Medu Netru was a holographic language where the heiroglyphics could be read from top to bottom, bottom to top, right to left or left to right PLUS they had SOUNDS associated with the pictograms so that beyond each item looking like a thing that had a name that image could be strung together as sounds to make words beyond what they were typically used for.

Engerish is my Native Tongue so I'm partial to it, so I have always said that it was the pinnacle because there was no other language on the planet that contains anything that can approach the words: Thermonuclear Holocaust.

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Some readers might not be aware that, to Patrick, any discussion is like dog years -- multiply by seven. So, for my three topic post, that would fractalize into 21 intricate permutations and cross referenced thingamahoochies. Do try to keep up, but don't be hard on yourself when you can't.

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Dude... you just gave me a new insight on what I call Continuum Theory.

Starburst Fruit Chews for the Mind.

I'm also full of grate for the highly technical language that I can add to my desert tay shun:

Thingamahoochies.

Being from Chicago, I was raised with ThingamaGoochies so that fractalizes our fractal like fracking for oil.

Keep up?

In the Name of Sanity! DON"T try to keep up. This is the way my brain works even when I'm supposed to be sleeping.

It's just best to Nod, Smile and slowly back away....

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Sara Levine's avatar

Must read!

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Vaccine Fraud's avatar

Which is kind of amusing on the face of it, because your message will only be relevant to those who can read the two words that you wrote!

Cheerios.

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What! You Dissed the Hermaphrodite Gods of Dick/Jane and threw a rock through the Stained Glass Windows of the Bastion of Education? I feel like I never knew you... Very pleased to meet you. I hated Jane/Dick and my favorite class in school is still Recess!

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I guess I was lucky... My father (using phonetics) had Me reading before kindergarten - I was the only student in kindergarten that not only knew the ABC's, but was reading small words - and a few bigger ones...

By the time I was in grammar school, I started reading the fairy tales written in the 1900's for adults - and the Pied Piper was included. These were in a series of colored books, "The Red Fairy Book," "The Green Fairy Book," etc. They were not fluffy, but quite gritty, and I would up having "spelling issues" because they were English, so I was spelling (American) "color" as "colour." And a number of others... LOL!

Dad also taught Me Latin when I was 7...

And My parents refused to get a TV, wanting Us to learn to entertain Ourselves without it. So I have, statistically watched zero TV. I have owned two TV's and both were used as either a computer monitor or an X-Box display.

Needless to say, I benefited greatly by having a parent who wanted to see Me truly educated. I wish there were many Others with the same advantage!

(Before You comment on My capitalizing Human pronouns and such... That is a Conscious choice I made years ago, to honor and respect all sapient Beings...)

And now... To how to take that power away from the psychopaths who see Us as mere dollar signs...

The Foundational Function of Money (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/the-foundational-function-of-money

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J. Arnold's avatar

And I honor and respect Your contribution!

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Amaterasu Solar's avatar

🙏🏻 I am well paid in Your evaluation! I return in many thanks!

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Gwyneth's avatar

When I was in first grade, (5 1/2 years old) my teacher contacted my mother about my lack of attention in class, particularly reading the Dick and Jane series. So my mother invited the teacher to lunch to discuss the problem. My mother showed the teacher one of the books I was reading at the time - Oscar Wilde's Fairy Tales. The teacher opened it up and said, well yes, the print was about the same size.

I am pleased to say that I have read many if not most of the books on this author's mother's list.

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J. Arnold's avatar

You are testament to a proper life enriched by the written word, a civilizational legacy which belongs to us all.

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all-rights-reserved's avatar

Great write up..

You delivered some really worthy quotes 'n refferences that I will bring to my arsenal of weaponry..

Much appreciated..

Your personal experience showing in your story telling makes for a pleasant reflective narration..

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J. Arnold's avatar

"bring to my arsenal" ... that is what I have also been doing for years. If you or anyone else has a certain issue of concern, write to me and I will see what I have in my archives. Your passion is important.

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Klaus Hubbertz's avatar

Hi Arnie, that's a lot of truth-bang for the buck !!!

...and I'm not a paying subscriber yet ...

My sincere compliments for this post !!

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J. Arnold's avatar

Thank you, sir. LIAR$$WORLD will remain free, hoping you can pay for other fine writings on Substack.

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Mia Breeze's avatar

Great article, thanks very much. I think you might find this brief article on education interesting as it confirms to a certain extent what you have uncovered .

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James Filbird's avatar

See,

See James.

Oh,

Oh, oh.

See James read,

Uh, oh.

Oh, ah,

See James reading Arnie's SS article,

Eh, eh, ah.

See,

See James.

Oh,

Oh, oh, oh.

Ah,

See James smile,

Uh, oh, eh.

See James smile and smile,

Uh, uh, oh,

James thoroughly enjoyed reading the article.

Oh,

Oh, oh, ah.

See,

Oh, oh,

Eh, eh, ah,

Hmmm.

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J. Arnold's avatar

Damn, James. You are one quick learner!

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James Filbird's avatar

Of course I am, I was edumacated in the American school system. 😛

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Klaus Hubbertz's avatar

{...James thoroughly enjoyed reading the article...}

N o t s o f a s t , p l e a s e . . . 👍😎

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James Filbird's avatar

OK...I'll slow...it...down for...you,

Oh, oh, ah,

Next,

Time.

Oh, oh, oh,

Ah, eh.

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mark haas's avatar

Excellent!

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Stephen Simac's avatar

Phonics alone can't explain the precipitous decline in literacy before the 70's. We were still using it in the early 60's, but there were other dumbing down practices. Fluoridation was going national, mass vaccination was still in its infancy, open air nuclear testing, heavy metal accumulation, non-nutritional foods, all coming into their own. Not reading for pleasure is a real tragedy, the beginning of self education and following Ariadne's web out of the Minotaur's Maze.

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J. Arnold's avatar

You are so right, Stephen, thank you. We must always look for multiple assaults. We're encouraged to snicker up our sleeves at conspiracy ideas -- "everything is connected". Ha ha. Well, guess what, if you don't find the connections, you will be lost. Heck, you'll be lost if you do find the connections, there are so many!

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Stephen Simac's avatar

I was just thinking about that today on my walk, after clicking on a few downward spiraling links. Everyone is cautious entering the abyss, instinctively drawing back from what seems too foreign, and that is where we have to meet early explorers without scaring them off to surface feeding.

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Baldmichael's avatar

Quite right, assault on the body as well as the mind, the two prong attack, jab, jab.

Like the vaccines. :(

Only they are jab, jab, jab etc., etc., etc.

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Annie Mc's avatar

Wow! Thank you so much.

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