Dossier reveals how UNRWA is in bed with Hamas in Gaza

A dossier that the Israeli government is said to have used to explain its concerns to the U.S. and other nations about its actions toward a controversial United Nations agency and its relationship with Hamas was given to the media. 

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) lost hundreds of millions of dollars from donors after it was alleged (with tons of evidence, including video) that at least twelve employees assisted the Hamassholes in the October 7 barbaric attack on Israel. 

So we, along with some of our allies froze funding to the organization and UNRWA fired the terrorists named in the allegations. But since this incident, there have been literally hundreds of employees with ties to Hamas as the dossier points out.

The newly updated claim states that the number of UNRWA workers directly involved in the bloody attack on October 7 has gone up to at least 15, and of these pieces of human excrement, at least three were suspected of being directly involved in the kidnapping of Israelis who were then taken hostage, while some were soon thereafter murdered. This information, presented to ally nations by the Israeli government, allegedly prompted the countries to cut funding to the agency – an act that the majority have not reversed as of this week.

The dossier alleges that about 1411 of the 8,300 UNRWA teachers and about 100 of the 500 school principals and deputy principals are Hamasshole members. About 15 or so relief and humanitarian aid workers out of 151, also have ties to the terrorist group.

One thing is for certain, school texts for all levels have clear, anti-Semitic and anti-Israel content. Children are taught from cradle to grave to hate the, you know, Jews. The texts glorify martyrdom and are loaded with anti-Semitic tropes. Maps provided to the children in their textbooks show a singular land where Israel and the Palestinian territories exist but labeled as a singular Palestine.

Finally, the dossier also alleged that Hamas has their own representatives in the UNRWA staff union, much like the United States had Hamas supporters in Congress, particularly in a unit known as The Squad.

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Mass: A teacher-student sex bill still being discussed by union

Here's a tough question that's going to be on the final exam: should the teachers' union outlaw sex between teachers and students 19 years old and younger? (Hint: the Massachusetts police strongly support the bill.)

Teachers are seen as authority figures by their students, just like Bill Clinton was an authority figure over his aide, Monica Lewinsky.

But the Massachusetts state teachers' union has yet to endorse the bill because, well, they're confused.

The Massachusetts Teachers Association (with the emphasis on "Ass" evidently) has 110,000 members. They told Fox News that they're currently reviewing the bill and have been reviewing it over and over for six months.

"The Massachusetts Teachers Association's priority is always to protect students and the educational environment," they lied. "While we are still examining the many components of this proposed legislation, we understand that its intent is to help ensure that our schools are nurturing places for students to learn and grow."

So what's the confusion?

Sen. Joan Lovely

The bill criminalizes teacher-student sex and outlaws sexual relations between a student and other adults employed by a school district, even if they're only a volunteer or work on a contractual basis. It would also protect youth in independent schools and youth organizations. 

Adults found guilty of having sex with these young people would face up to 5 years in jail, a $10,000 fine, or both.

But to be fair, the measure marks the latest effort in a long battle over the past several years to criminalize sexual activities between authority figures who call themselves teachers, and students who are vulnerable to authority demands, in a state which considers 16 to be the age in which a person can give consent to sexual activity.

The bill's sponsor is Sen. Joan Lovely (seriously) of Salem. She said that getting the teachers union to back it would boost efforts for its passing and would protect students.

The question is, however, does the union want to protect students more than it wants to protect its members?

Lovely (really, that's her name) said the Comprehensive Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Act of 2017 would add another layer to a system that already trains educators to spot child abuse and how to handle such situations.

The absence of language outlawing sex between a teacher and student 16 years or older, has made it almost impossible to take legal action against the adult in position of authority.

But the teachers union is willing to continue sitting on their hands.


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Islamophobe teacher quits after munchkins threaten her with beheading

Sydney, Australia -- It's getting so that you can't even mention beheading anymore, or any other form of violence, without your teacher getting all upset and quitting her job. 

That's what happened at the Punchbowl Public School, a primary school in Sydney.

Cute little munchkins as young as Fifth Grade keep making violent threats and pressuring infidel children to read the Koran or else.

What's the problem?

A local newspaper received documents alleging that three staff members of the school have taken a leave of absence due to stress, and have received counseling and awarded compensation after being bullied by Muslim students.

Munchkins

One woman teacher (I can call her that as she identifies as a female and has the chromosomes to prove it) reportedly quit her job after it became too difficult for her to deal with the little whippersnappers. 
She said she quit after receiving death threats to her family from her Fifth and Sixth grade students--some of the cuties said they would behead her.

And she's evidently an Islamophobe to believe they would really do it--her bad.

This same teacher said she made numerous complaints in 2014 about the class' behavior, like the time they abused her after she stopped them from hanging a Syrian flag in the classroom; or the time she was pushed into a corner by the munchkins who began marching around her and chanting the Koran. (Perhaps it was the good ole "Kill them wherever you find them" sura from the Koran, which isn't scary at all, if you're not a 'them'.) 

Apparently, the bullying also occurred with other students. The woman reported an incident where a girl was surrounded by a "group of boys" who "called her horrible names like 'dog'."

The education department of the region didn't deny any teachers received a compensation (i.e., hazardous duty pay). But they swore on a stack of Korans that they weren't aware of any instances of religious-related violence at the school.

Guess they didn't get the memos.

"All NSW schools must immediately report all concerns of anti-social and extremist behavior in NSW schools to a dedicated hotline," a spokesman said, curiously facing Mecca. He apparently attended The School of Redundancy School.

"The Department of Education continues to work closely with law enforcement agencies on such matters. To maintain effective operations and protect the privacy of students, the department will not identify schools participating in these programs."

The Netherlands failed to elect Geert Wilders as Prime Minister because the West doesn't want to believe that any culture or religion can be bad. He wanted to ban Muslim immigration and even the Koran (which may be a tactical mistake, but an understandable one). 

Now France is next for the vote and Marine Le Pen is taking a similar stance as Wilders, albeit not as harsh.

If Le Pen also loses the election, it's a good bet the EU will completely lose its identity. Germany and the Scandinavian countries already gone that route and France is also going down that road. 

Another term of Hollande should do the deed.


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The Racism of Lowered Expectations

A standard test to vet New York City's potential teachers was struck down by a federal judge because he believed the test illegally discriminated against racial minorities due to their lower scores compared to white applicant test scores.

The judge may have had a good point if he were dealing with the unfair literacy tests of Jim Crow, but this was the city's second Liberal Arts and Science Test (LAST-2) and it simply tested basic high-school-level knowledge of liberal arts and the sciences.

The test is straightforward and should be fairly easy to do reasonably well at, as it relies on factual knowledge and basic academic skills, which should have been acquired by anyone who expects to impart those skills and knowledge on students. 

Reality check: if you're going to teach something, you ought to know it before you teach it.

But since Hispanics and black applicants had a passage rate of about 54 to 75 percent of the passage rate for whites, this had to mean that the test is racist. How can we ever expect minorities to do as well as whites? It just isn't fair to expect that out of them.

Or is it?

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Rotten to the Common Core

"It isn't a coincidence that governments everywhere want to educate children. Government education, in turn, is supposed to be evidence of the state's goodness and its concern for our well-being. The real explanation is less flattering. If the government's propaganda can take root as children grow up, those kids will be no threat to the state apparatus. They'll fasten the chains to their own ankles." Lew Rockwell. 

There are now 46 states that have agreed to be part of the Common Core State Standards initiative for all public schools and those others that follow the charter school program, such as the Catholic schools. 

So now the federal government is working diligently to screw up American education.

Common Core are guidelines for schools that ostensibly were designed by the federal government that used "experts" in program design, as witnessed by other programs (see Obamacare or Affordable Care Act), while assiduously avoiding the use of actual teachers in the design process. I mean, like, why bother? The areas that Common Core "focuses" on are math and English language arts.

Common Core goals dictate what students "need to know in grades K-12 in order to be ready for college or career after they graduate," said Michael Casserly, Executive Director for the Council of Great City Schools (which may or may not be an oxymoron). 

The new standards were seen for the first time by students and teachers as the program was forced upon them this year. Many who have seen it, students and teachers alike, think it stinks and are joining together to voice support against it.

Now in terms of the math portion of Common Core; it might have been wise to include actual math teachers as part of the program equation, pun intended. But in the wisdom we have come to know with the federal government, the teachers were not included to give their input. Heck, that was just as smart as using a community organizer to back solar panel companies with millions of dollars as we watched them fail.

There is no doubt that this is an abusive federal overreach and it "dumbs down" the education process of our children. Worse than that is the fact that the federal government is getting too big and taking control away from the states and the local communities in the education of their kids.

Zed Nill, a New York reporter, is captured by Islamist terrorists. They demand the release of three Gitmo prisoners and if the president refuses, they will behead Nill and videotape it for the Internet. But the United States doesn’t give in to terrorist’s demands and Zed has 24 hours before he is to be executed. The clock is ticking . . .              

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