I am very selfish, but not a loser:nono: and I am proud to be selfish, but if I don't look out for myself who will?
there brain washing our kid with this obama shit
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I am very selfish, but not a loser:nono: and I am proud to be selfish, but if I don't look out for myself who will?
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Thx for helping in the move the country forward idea
I wonder where u actually live, what world, town state or city...I was in Texas..Arlington actually for the opener of the stadium and I didnt meet many people like yourself. What ranch are you from? Is it the Don Imus ranch for children I think it is? You sir are an ass, let your daughter LIVE HER LIFE you made yours a mess now you deal with it. I guess she wont be allowed to talk to "coloreds" or homosexuals either:shrug: Grow Up
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Thx for helping in the move the country forward idea
I wonder where u actually live, what world, town state or city...I was in Texas..Arlington actually for the opener of the stadium and I didnt meet many people like yourself. What ranch are you from? Is it the Don Imus ranch for children I think it is? You sir are an ass, let your daughter LIVE HER LIFE you made yours a mess now you deal with it. I guess she wont be allowed to talk to "coloreds" or homosexuals either:shrug: Grow Up
What Hedgy is doing is ensuring the first chance she gets she'll be licking some black pussy and doing drugs.
Smart parenting.
Just to settle arguement of main stream america's thought on issue here is poll at fox news with over 100,000 particiipating so far.--
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2009/09/24/decide-children-obama-song/
Thank you for voting!
<LABEL class=pds-feedback-label for=PDI_feedback1></LABEL>
<LABEL class=pds-feedback-label for=PDI_feedback1>Yes. Obama is president, and teaching kids to honor him -- even in song -- is appropriate. 2% (2,052 votes) </LABEL>
<LABEL class=pds-feedback-label for=PDI_feedback2>Yes. But I think in this case it was a little over the top. 1% (1,382 votes) </LABEL>
<LABEL class=pds-feedback-label for=PDI_feedback3>No. This is a form of political indoctrination and completely inappropriate. 97% (109,613 votes) </LABEL>
<LABEL class=pds-feedback-label for=PDI_feedback4>I'm not sure. <1% (304 votes) </LABEL>
Total Votes: 113,351
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Lets see we have liberals saying its patriotic but pledge of alliegence is not
--oh I see -pledge involves religion with word God and thats a no no in school but praising O no prob--and religion in schools is a no no unless its Muslim wash basins for feet and prayers rugs--
Things much clearer now
Hey there doggy, maybe you ought to look at the Pledge as originally written -
I pledge allegiance to my Flag,
and to the Republic for which it stands:
one Nation indivisible,
With Liberty and Justice for all.
October 11, 1892
It was bastardized in the 1950s by the Jeebus-freaks.
Sure you're a loser, and your home-schooled kids will be losers too, but that's a good thing.
The reason we have so many illegals is that there aren't enough low class, ignorant native-borns to do all the minimum-wage, no benefits, nasty jobs that need doing.
So, thanks to you for breeding a new crop of native-borns who will work for peanuts, shoveling manure, gutting chickens, emptying bedpans, and help to displace all those illegals.
Home-grown ignorant peasants, we need more of them. Thanks again, hedge.
I think it is awfully funny how the media would condemn those during the presidential election for using his middle name Barack HUSSEIN Obama and said that this is racist......but it is now ok to use hmmmmmmmm especially for the young educators in school.....sounds to me as if we are teaching our children to love the arabic world who will cut your damn head off. Remember people they are here and don't think they are scared of us at all.
Thanks smurphy. I wasn't planning on posting in this forum anymore, when no right winger here could support the idea that Palin was wrong. It makes me so ill - all the unamerican crap.
I found where Laura Bush had children sing for President Bush and his administration at an Easter Egg role at the White House.
I see where Republicans have been in an uproar recently over video footage of children at a New Jersey elementary school singing the praises of President Barack Obama. The outrage has been fueled mainly by a constant drumbeat from conservative media. But on Friday it boiled over into the realm of political opportunism when the Republican National Committee sent out a fundraising appeal calling the episode an "indoctrination of our nations... children" and "fanaticism."
"Friend," RNC Chairman Michael Steele wrote, "this is the type of propaganda you would see in Stalin's Russia or Kim Jong Il's North Korea. I never thought the day would come when I'd see it here in America."
It seems such "propaganda" has not been limited to despots, dictators and the Obama White House. Back in 2006 children from Gulf Coast states serenaded First Lady Laura Bush with a song praising the President, Congress, and Federal Emergency Management Agency for their response to -- of all things -- Hurricane Katrina. The lyrics were as follow:
Our country's stood beside us
People have sent us aid.
Katrina could not stop us, our hopes will never fade.
Congress, Bush and FEMA People across our land
Together have come to rebuild us and we join them hand-in-hand!
Sad, the RNC and others would go so far to lie to get elected. Folks, bring up all the examples you want about Dems. It will never be topped by this atrocity amd disrespect. There is no line to far that can't be crossed right now. Sadly, I think it will get much worse.
I found where Laura Bush had children sing for President Bush and his administration at an Easter Egg role at the White House.
I see where Republicans have been in an uproar recently over video footage of children at a New Jersey elementary school singing the praises of President Barack Obama. The outrage has been fueled mainly by a constant drumbeat from conservative media. But on Friday it boiled over into the realm of political opportunism when the Republican National Committee sent out a fundraising appeal calling the episode an "indoctrination of our nations... children" and "fanaticism."
"Friend," RNC Chairman Michael Steele wrote, "this is the type of propaganda you would see in Stalin's Russia or Kim Jong Il's North Korea. I never thought the day would come when I'd see it here in America."
It seems such "propaganda" has not been limited to despots, dictators and the Obama White House. Back in 2006 children from Gulf Coast states serenaded First Lady Laura Bush with a song praising the President, Congress, and Federal Emergency Management Agency for their response to -- of all things -- Hurricane Katrina. The lyrics were as follow:
Our country's stood beside us
People have sent us aid.
Katrina could not stop us, our hopes will never fade.
Congress, Bush and FEMA People across our land
Together have come to rebuild us and we join them hand-in-hand!
Sad, the RNC and others would go so far to lie to get elected. Folks, bring up all the examples you want about Dems. It will never be topped by this atrocity amd disrespect. There is no line to far that can't be crossed right now. Sadly, I think it will get much worse.
Can one of you Right-Wing brainiacs explain Obama's or the government's role in this song?
Of course you can't. This is a teacher in a school that is proud of our President and helped her kids sing a song about it.
Instead of shaking it off, like any intelligent person would, you jump on the conspircy bandwagon that links this song to Stalinese Communist tactics. Morons.
Of course you can't. This is a teacher in a school that is proud of our President and helped her kids sing a song about it.
Instead of shaking it off, like any intelligent person would, you jump on the conspircy bandwagon that links this song to Stalinese Communist tactics. Morons.
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I said the same thing earlier in the thread.
This doesnt stop Rush and the boys from trying to make it indoctrination.
Its pathetic they have so little to work with.
2012 is going to be a cake walk again for the Dems
commissioner of New Jersey's Department of Education ordered a review on Friday following the posting of a YouTube video depicting school children singing the praises of President Obama.
In a statement to FOXNews.com, Education Department spokeswoman Beth Auerswald said Commissioner Lucille Davy has directed the school's superintendent to review the matter. Auerswald said Davy wants to ensure that students can celebrate Black History Month without "inappropriate partisan politics in the classroom."
"In addition, it is our understanding the teacher in question retired at the end of the last school year," the statement continued.:scared
Auerswald declined to indicate exactly what the review would entail or possible ramifications.
As critics of the video claimed it amounted to "indoctrination," the tension at B. Bernice Young Elementary School escalated to such a degree Thursday that the school was placed temporarily on lockdown after its principal received death threats over a YouTube video that showed nearly 20 children being taught songs lauding the president, though back-to-school night events continuing as planned Thursday night at the school.
Video of the students at the Burlington, N.J., school shows them singing songs seemingly overflowing with campaign slogans and praise for "Barack Hussein Obama," repeatedly chanting the president's name and celebrating his accomplishments, including his "great plans" to "make this country's economy No. 1 again."
One song that the children were taught quotes directly from the spiritual "Jesus Loves the Little Children," though Jesus' name is replaced with Obama's: "He said red, yellow, black or white/All are equal in his sight. Barack Hussein Obama."
The video has set off some families in Burlington, who said they were horrified that their children at the being "indoctrinated" to view the president like a cult figure.
"I'm stunned -- I can't believe it's our school," said Jim Pronchik, who told FOXNews.com his 8-year-old son Jimmy was one of the 18 students in the video. "We don't want to praise this guy like he's a god or an idol or a king or anything like that. That's the wrong message to be sending."
Click here to see the full lyrics to both songs.
Pronchik said he and his wife were never informed about the lesson, which the superintendent of Burlington Township schools says was held in February as part of Black History Month "to honor the contributions of African Americans to our country."
But Andrea Ciemnolonski, the parent of another one of the students in the video, said the song was part of a second-grade project on a variety of topics related to the month of February, such as Groundhog Day, Valentine's Day and Presidents Day.
"They did songs about President Washington, Lincoln, and they did do one about President Obama," Ciemnolonski said. "My daughter was in the class that did the songs about Obama. It was black history month. ... It was something for the kids to celebrate."
Ciemnolonski said she "just can't look at it as indoctrination," though she added, "The comparisons made were a little exuberant."
Superintendent Christopher Manno said in a written statement Thursday that the taping itself was out of order, but failed to address whether the lesson was approved. "The recording and distribution of the class activity were unauthorized," he wrote in a note to parents and the media.
Other families arriving at Bernice Young Elementary to pick up their children said they were outraged at the songs, which also tout a fair-pay bill Obama signed in January: "He said we must be clear today/Equal work means equal pay."
"I felt this was reminiscent of 1930s Germany, and the indoctrination of children to worship their leader," said Robert Bowen, father of two children at Bernice Young Elementary.
"I thought that if this was a civics class in say high school or upper level middle school, in might be appropriate to discuss policies or politics, but as far as children in first grade, second grade -- those types of levels -- it's inappropriate to discuss how a president is changing the world after only six weeks in office."
Parents said the songs were performed in Elvira James' second grade class. James, who refused to comment to FOXNews.com, retired at the end of the previous school year on a full pension in New Jersey.
Bowen said he thought there should be consequences for having provided such a one-sided lesson to impressionable students there.
"It's something that there should be serious repercussions for ... the administration here, and I think the school board needs to be answerable to the parents of the community," said Bowen. School board members did not respond to requests for comment.
Though the school was not planning to address the tape during back-to-school-night events, many parents were heading in with with a lot of questions about the tape.
"This video is disturbing," said a grandparent named Sandy, who spoke on the condition that her last name not be included. "We don't teach politics in pre-school -- or kindergarten or first grade."
"This has no place in the classroom," said Sandy, added Sandy, who told FOXNews.com she has two grandchildren attending Bernice Young Elementary. "It may have been the opinion of one or two, and someone should pay the consequences for it."
The author of the songs is unknown, but a woman -- possibly a teacher -- can be heard in the beginning of the video correcting and helping a student who has forgotten the words. Another woman, the person holding the camera, cheers the students on: "All right," she says. "I like that."
"Alteredbeat," the YouTube user who posted the video on the Internet, told FOXNews.com that the video was first put online by Charisse Carney-Nunes, an activist and author of the children's book "I Am Barack Obama," which her Web site says "allows children to see themselves through the inspirational story of President Obama." Carney-Nunes has been promoting the book during visits to schools on the east coast.
A poster for the book can been seen near the stage of the auditorium in the video of Bernice Young Elementary, but it is unclear whether Carney-Nunes had visited the school or was present during the filming.
"Alteredbeat" told FOXNews.com that he reached out to Carney-Nunes, who insisted that the program had been filmed in June as part of a Father's Day tribute to President Obama. "The kids made up the songs on their own," she wrote, according to the YouTube user.
"Alteredbeat" originally posted the video Sept. 6, two days before Obama made an address to the nation's schoolchildren in which he praised the American education system as the best in the world and urged students to stay in school.
"At the end of the day, we can have the most dedicated teachers, the most supportive parents, and the best schools in the world," Obama said.
FOXNews.com's Cristina Corbin, Joshua Rhett Miller and
In a statement to FOXNews.com, Education Department spokeswoman Beth Auerswald said Commissioner Lucille Davy has directed the school's superintendent to review the matter. Auerswald said Davy wants to ensure that students can celebrate Black History Month without "inappropriate partisan politics in the classroom."
"In addition, it is our understanding the teacher in question retired at the end of the last school year," the statement continued.:scared
Auerswald declined to indicate exactly what the review would entail or possible ramifications.
As critics of the video claimed it amounted to "indoctrination," the tension at B. Bernice Young Elementary School escalated to such a degree Thursday that the school was placed temporarily on lockdown after its principal received death threats over a YouTube video that showed nearly 20 children being taught songs lauding the president, though back-to-school night events continuing as planned Thursday night at the school.
Video of the students at the Burlington, N.J., school shows them singing songs seemingly overflowing with campaign slogans and praise for "Barack Hussein Obama," repeatedly chanting the president's name and celebrating his accomplishments, including his "great plans" to "make this country's economy No. 1 again."
One song that the children were taught quotes directly from the spiritual "Jesus Loves the Little Children," though Jesus' name is replaced with Obama's: "He said red, yellow, black or white/All are equal in his sight. Barack Hussein Obama."
The video has set off some families in Burlington, who said they were horrified that their children at the being "indoctrinated" to view the president like a cult figure.
"I'm stunned -- I can't believe it's our school," said Jim Pronchik, who told FOXNews.com his 8-year-old son Jimmy was one of the 18 students in the video. "We don't want to praise this guy like he's a god or an idol or a king or anything like that. That's the wrong message to be sending."
Click here to see the full lyrics to both songs.
Pronchik said he and his wife were never informed about the lesson, which the superintendent of Burlington Township schools says was held in February as part of Black History Month "to honor the contributions of African Americans to our country."
But Andrea Ciemnolonski, the parent of another one of the students in the video, said the song was part of a second-grade project on a variety of topics related to the month of February, such as Groundhog Day, Valentine's Day and Presidents Day.
"They did songs about President Washington, Lincoln, and they did do one about President Obama," Ciemnolonski said. "My daughter was in the class that did the songs about Obama. It was black history month. ... It was something for the kids to celebrate."
Ciemnolonski said she "just can't look at it as indoctrination," though she added, "The comparisons made were a little exuberant."
Superintendent Christopher Manno said in a written statement Thursday that the taping itself was out of order, but failed to address whether the lesson was approved. "The recording and distribution of the class activity were unauthorized," he wrote in a note to parents and the media.
Other families arriving at Bernice Young Elementary to pick up their children said they were outraged at the songs, which also tout a fair-pay bill Obama signed in January: "He said we must be clear today/Equal work means equal pay."
"I felt this was reminiscent of 1930s Germany, and the indoctrination of children to worship their leader," said Robert Bowen, father of two children at Bernice Young Elementary.
"I thought that if this was a civics class in say high school or upper level middle school, in might be appropriate to discuss policies or politics, but as far as children in first grade, second grade -- those types of levels -- it's inappropriate to discuss how a president is changing the world after only six weeks in office."
Parents said the songs were performed in Elvira James' second grade class. James, who refused to comment to FOXNews.com, retired at the end of the previous school year on a full pension in New Jersey.
Bowen said he thought there should be consequences for having provided such a one-sided lesson to impressionable students there.
"It's something that there should be serious repercussions for ... the administration here, and I think the school board needs to be answerable to the parents of the community," said Bowen. School board members did not respond to requests for comment.
Though the school was not planning to address the tape during back-to-school-night events, many parents were heading in with with a lot of questions about the tape.
"This video is disturbing," said a grandparent named Sandy, who spoke on the condition that her last name not be included. "We don't teach politics in pre-school -- or kindergarten or first grade."
"This has no place in the classroom," said Sandy, added Sandy, who told FOXNews.com she has two grandchildren attending Bernice Young Elementary. "It may have been the opinion of one or two, and someone should pay the consequences for it."
The author of the songs is unknown, but a woman -- possibly a teacher -- can be heard in the beginning of the video correcting and helping a student who has forgotten the words. Another woman, the person holding the camera, cheers the students on: "All right," she says. "I like that."
"Alteredbeat," the YouTube user who posted the video on the Internet, told FOXNews.com that the video was first put online by Charisse Carney-Nunes, an activist and author of the children's book "I Am Barack Obama," which her Web site says "allows children to see themselves through the inspirational story of President Obama." Carney-Nunes has been promoting the book during visits to schools on the east coast.
A poster for the book can been seen near the stage of the auditorium in the video of Bernice Young Elementary, but it is unclear whether Carney-Nunes had visited the school or was present during the filming.
"Alteredbeat" told FOXNews.com that he reached out to Carney-Nunes, who insisted that the program had been filmed in June as part of a Father's Day tribute to President Obama. "The kids made up the songs on their own," she wrote, according to the YouTube user.
"Alteredbeat" originally posted the video Sept. 6, two days before Obama made an address to the nation's schoolchildren in which he praised the American education system as the best in the world and urged students to stay in school.
"At the end of the day, we can have the most dedicated teachers, the most supportive parents, and the best schools in the world," Obama said.
FOXNews.com's Cristina Corbin, Joshua Rhett Miller and
THIS OBAMA IS TEARING UP FAMILY NOW
THIS OBAMA IS TEARING UP FAMILY NOW
http://jonathanturley.org/2009/09/06/parents-unite-against-obamas-brainwashing-speech-to-students/
THIS OBAMA IS TEARING UP FAMILY NOW
http://jonathanturley.org/2009/09/06/parents-unite-against-obamas-brainwashing-speech-to-students/
You do realize that you are an illiterate retard, right? No offense, it must be very tough to go through life with the intellectual capacity of...hmmmm...an illiterate retard. That must really suck. The "big idea" in your tiny dysfunctional mind is to kill the President of the United States of America. But you are far too stupid to ever pull that one off. It really must suck to be you Ray. I am sorry.
