If the Drag Queens Don’t Get Your Kids, the Jihadis Will
How Qatar and the Muslim Brotherhood are infiltrating Western schools.
How Qatar and the Muslim Brotherhood are infiltrating Western schools.
The first point on how to improve all things education in NZ is that, so long as any government think that they are the podium of truth in this area, they will fail and all improvements will be marginal (at best).
Why are we not surprised to see the long-suffering taxpayers have been forced to foot the bill for this overhyped ‘compass’.
If this is the level of engagement we are now producing, then the real lesson being taught in that classroom is not about religion, or war, or ethics. It is that some ideas can simply be waved away. And that is a lesson no education system can afford to teach.
Our young people deserve far better. They deserve honesty about their bodies, clarity about human nature, and guidance toward genuine flourishing – not ideological experiments dressed up as “relationships education”.
A recent violent incident at Mercury Bay Area School (Coromandel NZ) has shaken the community and opened the door to a much wider conversation.
I don’t know if they will totally overcome the environment of their early life, adolescence and young adulthood – but they have a chance as they have come to a great place.
The gendered education scam the education industry doesn’t want to fix.
Even academics are starting to admit it.
Victoria’s ‘free kinder’ promise falls as flat as the rest of them.
In an age of expanding state influence over childhood, home education stands as a bulwark for individual liberty, family autonomy, and voluntary cooperation. It empowers parents to reject mediocrity by monopoly and instead cultivate independent minds equipped to thrive in a free society.
If kids should place their education as a high priority, the messages and actions of administrators, teachers, and parents they observe should clearly reinforce that importance.
Outcomes are expressed in terms of number of engagements and the odd case study, alongside broad-based expressions of improved lives and expectations. This type of ongoing reporting was obviously insufficient to satisfy the new government post 2023.