informing and fighting back against education overreaches to save hearts and souls
TO WATCH THIS VIDEO ON BITCHUTE CLICK THE TITLE LINK BELOW: The Trump administration recently signed the United Nations’ Geneva Consensus Declaration. Some have declared it to be pro-life and that it is a step in the right direction, but is that true? How does the USMCA apply here? What about overreaches into health care? […]
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Video on Trump’s Treasonous Triumph and concerns about parents and constitutional rights
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Video on President Trumps alleged education overreaches and federal policy comments
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Anti Fed Ed Warriors, we’ve often heard about folks who’ve crossed over to the ‘dark side’. We’ve heard of major groups crossing lines from what’s upright and acceptable to what’s driving social justice and global agenda. No where is it more noticable than in education. Regardless if it’s education in the public sector, for young […]
Continue Reading unconstitutional HHS’s new food pyramid rollout sold as a return to “real food,” actually accelerates 3D printed proteins, insect-based foods,personalized nutrition via AI/machine learning, and reduced farmland under “sustainability” pretexts.
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The growing push toward federal oversight of high school and collegiate sports is reshaping everything from eligibility standards to funding and governance. While supporters claim national control will create fairness and consistency, critics warn it threatens local authority, student autonomy, and the long-standing independence of school athletics. This post explores how federal agencies and policy initiatives are influencing school sports programs—and what these changes could mean for students, parents, and communities across the country.
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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