Monday, October 20, 2008

EU propaganda hits home.

Yesterday, I met a most agreeable young lady but one who tragically believes that the EU 'is a good thing'. How could she not? She has just done an 'A' level in politics which conveniently leaves out all the countless bad bits!
Had it been Economics, the same would have almost certainly applied.

Last year, I was speaking to a young languages graduate who told me how heavily the idea of this 'good thing' had been pushed in his university course.

In addition, glossy EU propaganda floods into our schools - some in the form of blatant politicising - some is considerably more subtle.

Not only does this draw unwary and callow students into its grotesque web but it also ensnares many a teacher too - the teaching profession has always had more than its fair share of the terminably gullible!

Shame On You, Daily Mail, For This Immoral Jibber Jabber From A ... Well. I'd Better Not Say It!

  https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-13300045/JANA-HOCKING-five-reasons-youre-not-getting-laid-dates-Im-guilty-two.html