The dumbing down and brainwashing of schools
Sat 10:53 am +00:00, 21 Jun 2025 5Very interesting. It goes back in time (1950s/1960s) when people were still shockable. Nothing surprises any more, but at one time schools taught children how to think for themselves, and the difference between right and wrong. Today they impose values and dictate what values are permissible, taking away the original cultural values. Today there is no right or wrong, and any horror can be committed – socialism, abortion, paedophilia and so on. Academic excellence became behaviour modificiation and thought control. ‘Critical thinking’. Values classification. Brainwashing of children. Teachers retrained. Taking away the power of the parent.
Potential resistors to the ‘change programmes’ were identified. They were isolated. And blocked. Intelligence agencies involved as they understand and direct brainwashing.
I don’t know much about schools but I do know that in France children start at the age of three. A friend told me his daughter would mostly be playing at first, but it’s the manipulating of children to obey the rules and get into a routine that starts from a young age, not the fact that when they’re there they won’t yet be learning anything.
I started a private school in the UK six months before my fifth birthday but I do remember that, for the first couple of years, we went on holiday in June and nobody at school seemed to think this was wrong.
They could not have done the COVID lockdown if peoples’ minds were awake. And vaxxed everyone. Parents always obey schools and are afraid to question decisions. Schools know this and play on it.
My Granddaughter has just started teaching Primary pupils. One P2 pupil threatened to stab classmates, and the teachers occasionally get told to fuck off. Not my recollection of how it was.
A child (13) came round the house and announced he was going to burn it down in the first minute of his visit. I ended up banning him after two assaults on other children and am regarded as an ogre by his parents.
Yes indeed. She said that she’d been told horror stories when the parents were contacted.