85% of our senate spent countless hours composing a bill to send Sixty Billion dollars to Ukraine. To which I said, “We had sixty billion dollars, and no one told us?”. In spite of the fact that we face a war 5 days a week in our classrooms around the entire United States. A war that has children on the front lines. Our teachers are exploiting the children. Student on Student violence occurs nearly every week and spills into the streets and creates both fear and turmoil at home. Not to mention that accidental drug consumption. And some bus drivers are even a serious issue. Not to mention the terrorization of information intentionally thrust and/or withheld to promote low scores and provide a class of Americans that have been cursed with a “learning disability” and those are air quotes.
Look at the latest headlines ===> Child brings – Bing News
–Michigan parents outraged after kindergartner brings tequila to school (usatoday.com)
–Children Hospitalized After Marijuana Edibles Were Brought to School (newsweek.com)
Child brings gun to elementary school in Augusta (msn.com)
Look ===> school bus driver – Bing News
We should be outraged at how surreptitiously these Senators decide to do this at the end of the 2022 school year. And look how the summer began, more school shootouts. Don’t be mistaken these same 86 Senators consider the school year over. And what happened outside of the school years stays outside of the school statistics. And at the beginning of next year when attendance is counted the budget will be shyer 60 billion. What an insult from our elected officials. They refuse to give money to the education system because they claim it is misspent. Misspent on things they don’t agree with, like textbooks they never read. Probably never went to a public school. And in fact, the FEC actively makes sure these people don’t spend campaign funds on their children’s private education. To which I said, “Thats the biggest problem?”.
Look ===> Graduation shooting – Bing News
–17-year-old arrested in deadly shooting after Tennessee high school graduation (msn.com)
One billion dollars to any State in the Union would provide adequate Public-School funding. First thing would be to put U.S. Marshals in each classroom. Stop the violence and stop the child exploitation. Bring in PhD graduates to teach. Say you’re a Doctor of some obscure genera of academics, you can still teach a foreign language or Mathematics better than some of the current Public School teachers. I bet a PhD in gender studies could teach middle schoolers better reading and writing than current staff. Serve in the Public School system and your College debt is cleared. That will be two fold, prompt higher education, provide graduates with more opportunity to pursue their Doctorate in Underwater Basket Weaving, or whatever.
Look ===> Teacher found – Bing News.
But no that never happens. If we cannot secure our own Air mask, then we cannot help others secure theirs. This is the first rule of Aid and Relief. I move past Doctor Rand’s request and demand some answers. Hadn’t we just given forty billion to a country that revoked a promise made with Russia? Deals go sour after demands are met and gains made. What might have seemed like a simple request from Russia “Kharkiv or Chrimia”. That’s the art of this deal: a ‘this or that’ scenario where in your heart string is pulled ‘This’ and you give up the least painful of possessions ‘That’. Now they have all the Ukraine base. Russia announced the plan to unite their oil coasts years ago. But prior to the 2020 election Vladimir Putin announced it was nearing the goal. And we are caught in the axel and ultimately our children and future will look exactly like the Ukraine. Who will send us Six Billion Dollars $60,000,000,000.00 (Thats Nine Zeros) to rebuild a Thirty Trillion Dollar Country $30,000,000,000,000.00 (Thats Twelve Zeros, Joe.)? No one, it’s called Liquidation and this is not a Mattress store.
“Lay down if you want, we close at 5 O’clock, you don’t have go home but you can’t stay here.” – Senate majority leader blasts GOP members who voted against Ukraine aid (msn.com)
