US Economy Ruined According to Plan

The real reason our JOB MARKET IS DEAD and we can also thank Heritage Foundation for this as well as REPUKICANS!  

This is exactly what the Agenda 21 agreement is. On Mar 18, 2014, at 7:53 AM, Charlotte Iserbyt wrote: How do you like this?  What an admission?  This is what "free trade" did (is doing) to us.   Thank you OECD. Thank you Heritage Foundation. dumbdown00@yahoo.com

OECD is the rock upon which our restructured education is based: international workforce training.  It also recommends the Reinventing School Coalition (Marzano/DeLorenzo) restructuring program that calls for doing away with grades K-12, A,B,C,D,F, allows for graduation at 14 or 21, uses Skinner method,computers, of course,  individual education plans, and awards schools that "do their job well" with the Malcolm Baldridge TQM Award.

While working in U.S. Dept. of Ed, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, I found an unlocked filing cabinet  and got into it.   It was the OECD filing cabinet. (Only filing cabinet in our office that was locked.) I got everything I could out of it, and took docs home.

I then  mentioned it to my boss, the Asst. Secretary, and he had hysterics, telling me not to go near that filing cabinet which he immediately bolted closed, and that was that.  Well, I had the goods

In Phoebe Courtney's "Unelected Rulers", page 198 one reads: A report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations states that one of the OECD's basic purposes is "to promote orderly economic growth within its 20-member Community ."

Special note should be taken of the phrase "orderly economic growth," which could be understood to mean "regulated" economic growth - in contrast to the efficient economic growth of the United States under the Free Enterprise system

ECONOMIC COUNCIL LETTER (No. 515)* of November 15,1961, in describing what "orderly economic growth" within underdeveloped nations can mean referred to a speech by George Ball, Under Secretary of State, and then commented :

He (George Ball) said that if we are going to give development capital to "underdeveloped nations" it will be necessary for us to help them market their produce . Their work will be mostly in the primary industries like textile, mining and like manufacture . Advanced nations, like the United States, should willingly abandon these industries to the underdeveloped nations, though textiles is our second largest employer . Of course our government would have to compensate our abandoned industries and help transfer them to new activities . The machinery for such Federal

intervention in industrial growth has already been voted by Congress in the Area Redevelopment Bill . The Federal Government can now create depressed areas to its heart's content and buy off the opposition of industry, labor and local government officials with its "development assistance" for Americans . Under Secretary Ball's statement leaves no doubt of the goal - the United States is to give up its economic boundaries Charlotte Thomson Iserbyt Former Senior Policy Advisor U.S. Department of Education

Source: Victoria Baer, 3/23/14

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