informing and fighting back against education overreaches to save hearts and souls
This year’s Olympics pale in comparison to past Olympics. However, the push for the LGBTQ, twisted agenda by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals is on full display for all to see as the world heads in the direction of Sodom. The Common Core Lynne Taylor exposes what is going on at the Olympics and […]
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In this episode, Tim Brown and Common Core Diva Lynne Taylor examine the concept of sportswashing and discuss how government agencies, public initiatives, and major sporting events can be used to shape public perception. The conversation explores the intersection of sports, public policy, education, and government messaging while encouraging viewers to examine the broader implications of these strategies.
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In Peace or Piece: Educational Jeopardy 2, the conversation turns deeply critical as it examines how the global peace agenda, often tied to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, is being woven into education systems. What is presented as “peace” in the curriculum could, some argue, be a veiled push for global governance or ideological uniformity. This post unpacks the risks of a top-down, one-size-fits-all peace narrative in schools — questioning whether it truly promotes harmony, or if it subtly undermines local autonomy, national identity, and Christian values.
Continue Reading In this episode, the Common Core Diva Lynne Taylor joins me to expound on recent talks of peace, which the Trump administration proposes but are directly tied to the Sustainable Development Goals advanced by the lawless United Nations. However, this so-called peace flies in the face of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and is more akin to […]
Continue Reading In the post “Federalized Sports,” we examine how increasing federal involvement in high school and collegiate athletics is reshaping the landscape of American sports. From Title IX investigations to new regulatory pressure, the federal government is asserting more control over who plays, who profits, and how athletics are governed. While proponents argue that national oversight can ensure equity and compliance, critics warn this shift undermines local control, parental rights, and the traditional amateur model. Are we looking at progress, or are we opening the door to a centralized sports bureaucracy?
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, the 2020 (really 2021) Olympic Games just wrapped up. In a couple of weeks the Paralympic Games will begin in the same location (Tokyo). While I’ve researched the United Nations (UN) grasp on these ‘global games’, I know the ‘end game’ is to advance the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) as far […]
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Common Core Diva explains why Fed Ed is not dead and examines federal education policy influence
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