Don't expect clarity about anything until we can name the enemy and recognize World War Three as World War Three.

It is because we refuse to name who our enemy is. Or name the war. It's World War Three, folks.

Obama won't name the Enemy. Neither did Bush. We must name the war and name the enemy. It's the same enemy and the same war in Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan, Mali, Darfur, Sudan, Chechnya, London, New York, Phillipines, Boston. Our problem is that in the west in recent centuries wars have been waged by nation-states and kings. And in more recent centuries we have separated state and religion. We cannot understand wars that mix politics with religion worth dying for, and the Enemy inside & across borders, not everyone in an enemy state being the Enemy. Until we name the enemy, we cannot know how to fight him, let alone win.

Would these even be stories if the schools were not Government schools? Always ask that question about any school news. You'll be surprised. The World of Ideas is too important to be trusted to the State.\ That is the essence of the 1st Amendment.

Nocie how she had to stumble through the wording of The Declaration to avoid giving credit due to our Creator for those rights.

Would this even be a story if schools were not government schools? Always ask that question first. The world of ideas is too important to be left in the control of the state. That is the essence of the 1st ammendment.

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Beware Bipartisanship. Most recently it got us the quiet rush to pull the teeth from the STOCK (Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge) Act. And TARP, PATRIOT Act, TSA, . . .

Remember these weren't cuts. These were postponements in projected increases.

Ideas are too important to be left in the hands of the State. That is the essence of the 1st Amendment. It would not be a story if this school were not a Government School.