Chilcott report

[Albert Tatlock]

Don't forget there is a Christian Crusade angle in all of this...Bush and Blair are highly religious types.

[P.K.]

Are you for real or what...?

[Lxxx]

Don't forget there is a Christian Crusade angle in all of this...Bush and Blair are highly religious types.

 

Who generally take their orders from people orientated towards another religious persuasion.

[the stinking enigma]

there is none so important as the thing that dare not speak it's name

[Chinahand]

What that the Jews control the world from behind the scenes.

 

You've been putting up lots of posts about various politicians' Jewish links recently, Stinky.

 

Ever tried mapping a politicians meetings and discussions with say the Tiawanese, or Singaporeans?

[the stinking enigma]

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[the stinking enigma]

yes i have as a matter of fact china. i used chad and belarus as a test group. you are a mathemetician chinahand. as an exercise you should try it too. it's a bit of an anomaly statistics wise

[Albert Tatlock]

Are you for real or what...?

Why, yes I am...

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/5373525/Tony-Blair-believed-God-wanted-him-to-go-to-war-to-fight-evil-claims-his-mentor.html

 

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2005/oct/07/iraq.usa

[Chinahand]

yes i have as a matter of fact china. i used chad and belarus as a test group. you are a mathemetician chinahand. as an exercise you should try it too. it's a bit of an anomaly statistics wise

You should try reading this book, Stinky. It might give you reasons to explain why some cultural groups are more successful than others without resorting to conspiracies. Her first book is also a cracking read ... the missus memmorized large portions of it much to the youngsters chagrin.

[Shake me up Judy]

Good link that Chinahand. The reason certain cultures are more successful is because they respect real education and knowledge, moral values, their past history and traditions, the family, authority and the law, society and school etc. They crucially also respect each other. This subject needs another thread if you'd like to start one, although we've been over it all before.

 

There's a push at the moment to adopt Asian teaching methods in our schools, particularly in Maths; but of course the reason why Asian kids generally achieve higher results is rooted in the broader cultural values and assumptions that I began to list above.

 

Thanks again for the link.

 

(Nice to see Quilp putting in an appearance again - hope he's keeping up !)

[Lxxx]

Good link that Chinahand. The reason certain cultures are more successful is because they respect real education and knowledge, moral values, their past history and traditions, the family, authority and the law, society and school etc. They crucially also respect each other. This subject needs another thread if you'd like to start one, although we've been over it all before.

 

There's a push at the moment to adopt Asian teaching methods in our schools, particularly in Maths; but of course the reason why Asian kids generally achieve higher results is rooted in the broader cultural values and assumptions that I began to list above.

 

Thanks again for the link.

 

(Nice to see Quilp putting in an appearance again - hope he's keeping up !)

 

I'd like to see them adopt more of the Norwegian teaching model as well, which involves less emphasis on bombarding children with information from a young age and rewarding the ones with the best memory and more about encouraging them to become good human beings first and foremost with learning coming in later and at a more relaxed pace.

[woolley]

I'm a bit concerned about the idea of teaching children to be "good human beings". That tends to be the establishment's idea of a good human being and a lifetime's conditioning which might lead us all to hell.

[Shake me up Judy]

Good point Woolley. Get kids learning at an early age; but proper knowledge, skills, values etc. Remember social and emotional development too. Look at what kids can and have achieved in music, maths, science, sport, art, etc. We've completely failed our kids in this country for the last forty years with a load of f**kwitted educational theories and the abandonment of authority in the home and school.

[Lxxx]

I'm a bit concerned about the idea of teaching children to be "good human beings". That tends to be the establishment's idea of a good human being and a lifetime's conditioning which might lead us all to hell.

 

We already get the establishment's idea of conditioning now, which means the ones who are open minded, intelligent, inquisitive and creative tend to steer clear of the professions who rule over us like law, politics and the civil service, who tend to attract exactly the wrong sort of character traits. All by design it would seem.

[pongo]

 

Don't forget there is a Christian Crusade angle in all of this...Bush and Blair are highly religious types.

 

Who generally take their orders from people orientated towards another religious persuasion.

Could you please be more specific Lxxxx? Rather than speaking in riddles please tell us exactly which non Christian religious "persuasion" you believe is / was giving orders to Mr Blair and Mr Bush. Also - what on earth makes you believe that 'they" somehow have this dramatic group influence?

 

And, separately, could you give us some evidence to support your odd beliefs?