An Open Letter From Speaker Gerald Polley
God's Candidate For The Presidency Of The United States In 2,012
To The World
25-09-02 AJ
Here's something from Alice.
"I think that all your "hecklers" have better things
to do now that school and college has started again. So it could be
this reason for the lack of emails, or they just got bored with you."
Dear one, let us hope that what you say is true. But
I seriously doubt it. First of all, if you're referring to noah,
I don't think he's going to school. That's a bunch of crap! And I
don't think the other ones have the intelligence to go to school. If
they do they don't show it. As for them getting bored with us,
there isn't really much possibility of that! You are a dreamer,
dear one! Sometimes I wish your dreams would come true. I
definitely don't want mine to come true. I'm having that damned
nightmare again about biting the guy's lips off! We must be doing
something right! The dark ones seem to cause this dream every
time we have a major victory. Doesn't do them any good, but they
just love to irritate.
Obama is speaking out on education, and I've been
asked to make some comments on it. What I'm going to say is going
to be very unpopular. I believe it is the public's responsibility
to provide a free education to young people to prepare them for life
and, to take part in the work force. However, I believe this only
includes teaching them to read and write, to understand science, social
studies of course. I do not believe the tax payers should be
responsible for extra curricular activities, such as sports, music, and
arts. If communities want such programs as this they should
provide them with funds gathered from families in the community that
want such programs. No tax money, federal, state, or local,
should be spent funding sports programs or any other extra curricular
activity. It's the government's responsibility to educate.
Physical education, though some should be provided, is basically the
responsibility of the parents. Others should not be made to pay for
it. I will be seeking legislation making this law that any state
that allows local communities to use tax funds to support sports
programs will lose any federal funds for education. While we will
strive to provide the best possible education there are some things it
is not our responsibility to provide. Parents that want sports
programs in their schools should fund such things
themselves. As I say, this would be very unpopular.
But it is my opinion on the matter.
One thing, however, I will not tolerate is students
defaulting on their education loans. I fully agree these should
be deferred if a student cannot find work. As soon as that
individual is employed they should be making payments to fulfill their
obligation.
Of course the greatest problem we have in schools at
this time, is bullying. No student can study when they are in
constant fear because a handful of students are allowed to terrorize
the school. This must be stopped. Any threatening of
students on the school grounds or, off, must be dealt with
immediately. Any student involved in bullying, for any reason,
shall be expelled, immediately, no tolerance, no excuses! It
doesn't matter if they're the most popular student in the school, or
the school's best athlete, if they're bullying they're expelled and
sent to a school where they will be supervised. Then if they
continue to be abusive, if they can't function in society they will be
incarcerated. We cannot let a few deranged individuals that
cannot function in society destroy the hopes and dreams of everyone
else. Parents that support bullying, that do not want their child
disciplined, may also face criminal charges for endangering the safety
of other students. Those who are out of control must be
controlled. They can't be allowed to run wild and disrupt the
educational system.
I believe there should be some modification of the
bankruptcy laws. Too many criminals are taking advantage of them,
and it is costing the American public millions. Some rationality
has to be brought back to this system. If someone declares
bankruptcy they cannot keep a home that is worth millions of
dollars. Reasonable, comfortable accommodations should be found
for them but luxurious homes should be sold so that people can recoup
some of what they have lost. When millionaires put millions of
dollars into their homes and then declare bankruptcy it is
unacceptable, and it is something that has to be dealt with.
A Servant Of Him
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