Bringing up boys: James Dobson shares concerns spoken recently at annual NRB convention

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Tuesday, March 19, 2002 | James Dobson

[Mortimer Snavely]

Here's a link to the company that apparently put that little exercise together: Learning for Living

I get the impression of a company composed of cool and groovy, caring and sensitive new age kinds of motivational speakers for teens. Useless hosebags, in other words, who give the Liberal Arts a bad name. Back when I was a kid we'd get concentration camp survivors and war heroes to talk to us, who had real jobs and donated their time for free, with little preparation. Hell, a lot of parents I knew were concentration camp survivors and WWII vets.

The entire country is being therapized. It's a weird good old boy network between academia, the media, and powder puff entrepreneurs, like the guy who owns the company linked above.

[hedgetrimmer]

Now there is a program that the OECD in Paris and UNESCO put together called "learning for living". It is part of the lifelong re-education plan to create a predictable workforce of human drones for the planned global economy. My take is "learning for living" is to prepare children to accept global government.

[Artist]

BTTT

[Mortimer Snavely]

You're correct in assessing the ultimate results, but the thing is that there is no grand conspiracy. What there is is a global intellectual climate in the Western world since the mid sixties which tends to promote the growth of all kinds of philosophical rot. It's actually quite mindless, like mold, but the end result is the same as if there were a conspiracy. It's a warped and degenerate pathological evolution. Without aggressive refutation and confrontation there is no way to arrest its development.

[EdReform]

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