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To: Rummyfan
The die was cast 'way back in the '60s when college administrators bowed to the radicals and let them take over the universities. That radicalism has spread to all levels of government education as grads steeped in college-level Marxism took over as new crops of K-12 teachers.

The problem has been apparent to me over the past 30 years. But when I've tried to raise awareness even among my conservative friends, the reaction has been total apathy. The termites have bored so deeply into our government's structure I doubt we can keep the house from falling down.

5 posted on 05/28/2019 8:59:18 PM PDT by Bernard Marx
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To: Bernard Marx

“The die was cast ‘way back in the ‘60s when college administrators bowed to the radicals and let them take over the universities.”

Without a doubt!

I remember reading a book by one of those radicals saying that they thought they would never get away with occupying administrators’ offices and buildings. When the administrators caved to all their demands they couldn’t believe that it was so easy.

And it’s been like that ever since. It’s what happens when the so called adults let their spoiled rotten kids take over.

We’ll be paying a big price for this abdication of responsibility.


6 posted on 05/28/2019 9:10:43 PM PDT by aquila48
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To: Bernard Marx

That was the harvest. The sowing was at least back in the 30s: The Frankfurt School and The Long March Through the Institutions.

They succeeded in the 60s because Marxists had already infiltrated and hired and promoted their own.


11 posted on 05/28/2019 11:04:06 PM PDT by YogicCowboy ("I am not entirely on anyone's side, because no one is entirely on mine." - J. R. R. Tolkien)
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