Sis things the US Dept. of Education did to deprive your child of privacy | Common Core

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The story of Common Core and data mining begins as most stories do, with a huge, unmet need.

Self-appointed “stakeholder” know-it-alls at the federal level (also at state, corporate, and even university levels) determined that they had the right, and the need, for open access to personal student data– more so than they already had.

They needed state school systems to voluntarily agree to common data core standards AND to common learning standards to make data comparisons easy. They didn’t care what the standards were, as teachers and parents and students do; they only cared that the standards would be the same across the nation.

So, without waiting around for a proper vote, they did it. The CEDS (Common Education Data Standards) were created by the same people who created and copyrighted Common Core: the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO). No surprise.

Because the federal…

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10 Ridiculous Things That Make You a Terror Suspect | ActivistPost

“…So, what makes you a terror suspect in America? Here are 10 ridiculous things that make you a terrorist according to “officials” running the U.S. government:

1. Tea Party Activists
2. Occupy Activists
3. Storing 7 Days of Food
4. Missing fingers
5. Buying flashlights
6. Paying cash at hotels
7. Texting Privately in a Public Place
8. Ron Paul stickers
9. Belief in conspiracies (like this one?)
10. Owning precious metals and, for the bonus round,
11. Owning guns and ammo.“
12. go here: 10 Ridiculous Things That Make You a Terror Suspect