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Second on our school choice/ vouchers program.
Today, we related what Alex Newman exposed: that the United Nations promotes the use of taxpayer money in order to control education. Home schooling is out from under government control — at least in Texas. To counteract that, the plan, according to Newman, Iserbyt and others, is to lure people into accepting government money. Self-interest, right?
But then under the reasonable claim of need for accountability, the government will want to surveil and then control home education.
People say “we should get our money back.” Yes, it would be great if the whole pie were divided by number of children and each respective set of parents could use that money as they saw fit. No one is contemplating that. Instead, out of a big budget, of say $10K per child, they will “give back” something like $1K (helpful maybe but not enough for public school). Who keeps the $9K?
You may get the exact words of Newman and others by using the signup form to the right. Get the whole book Shekels to Shackles. Next, another state’s experience with ESA savings accounts.