Indoctrination? Obama Rap Song Taught To Grade School

Oh, sure ...the ACLU works to remove the the Bible from our schools, the Pledge of Allegiance from our classrooms and crosses from our memorials but adults teaching grade school children to sing about the virtues of Barack Hussein Obama goes under their radar?  Am I the only one that drew an immediate comparison to Hitler's Youth?

The website Politics In The Classroom provided a video and transcript of the lyrics.   Odd, the last stanza is reminiscent of the Sunday School song, 'Jesus Loves The Little Children'  while  the second song in the video brings to mind 'The Battle Hymn of the Republic.'



Obama Rap Song Video Transcript:


Mmm, mmm, mmm, 
Barack Hussein Obama
He said we all must lend a hand

To make this country strong again

Mmm, mmm, mmm,
 Barack Hussein Obama
He said we must be fair today

Equal work means equal pay,

Mmm, mmm, mmm,
 Barack Hussein Obama
He said we all must take a stand

To make sure everyone gets a chance

Mmm, mmm, mmm,
 Barack Hussein Obama
He said red, yellow, black or white

All are equal in his sight

Mmm, mmm, mmm,
 Barack Hussein Obama
Yes!
Mmm, mmm, mmm,
 Barack Hussein Obama





As if that wasn't bad enough, students in Farmington, Utah were obligated to sit through another politically biased video about Obama called 'I Pledge.'

 YO~ ACLU!  CATCH THAT?

This video was chock full of Hollywood miscreants that kids seem to idolize including musicians from Black Eyed Peas, along with celebrities Ashton Kucher,  Sean 'Diddy' Combs, Dakota Fanning and others.  Why were impressionable children subjected to this?  Why were they forced to sit through a political message and hear some lame brain extolling the so-called virtues of Obama and stating "I pledge to be of service to Barack Obama!"  What the ...?!  


I am an American Navy veteran.  I swore allegiance to the United States of America and to the OFFICE of the President of the United States, thus my allegiance will transfer to the president's successor at the next election.  Only cults and dictatorships require allegiance to a single person.  These children are being indoctrinated to some teacher's cult-like philosophy.  Very disturbing.




RESOURCES:
http://www.politicsintheclassroom.com/

ACLU's Atomic Wedgie

Circa 1934:  They were heroes, old men that survived the unspeakable horrors of trench warfare.  Their faces carried memories that could not be put into words.  Their hearts carried images that could not be forgotten.  In sleep, their minds relived four terrifying years of pain, hunger and hand-to-hand combat.  Now, they have gathered to decide how best to memorialize the heroes that did not return from the Great War.   The men choose to erect a simple wooden cross in a remote corner of the vast 1.6 million acre Mojave desert, atop a rock that bears a resemblance to a Doughboy under certain lighting conditions.  The memorial displays a plaque noting it as a place to reflect and heal from the tragedy of war.

The eight foot cross stood a silent and solitary vigil for seventy five years until a former Park Service employee sued for its removal.  With their undies in a bundle and froth at the mouth, the American Civil Liberties Union joined the fray and demanded ...demanded! removal of the venerated Mojave Desert War Memorial.

Angered and insulted by this challenge, a new generation of heroes banded together in defense of the memorial.   Veterans of World War 2, Korea, Vietnam and Desert Storm formulated a land transfer alternative, where five acres of privately owned land elsewhere in the preserve would serve as ransom for one acre around the memorial.  Congress approves and both parties heave a sigh of relief.  Then, the haters catch wind of it.

Have you ever seen a hissy fit?  What a sight to behold.  I reckon the ACLU threw one liberally (no pun intended) punctuated with stomping,  screaming and gnashing of teeth before descending on the 9th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals.   Why? Compromise would avoid destruction of the memorial.

Bribery?  Back room chicanery?  Perhaps a weary court hoping to silence fingernail-on-chalkboard harangues,  the self-described "hit-them-over-their-head" tactics favored by ACLU lawyer Peter Eliasberg?  Whatever his reason, an appeals court judge sympathizes with the Anarchy Chaos Lawlessness Union.

On October 7, 2009 the Supreme Court will determine the fate of the Mojave Desert War Memorial, which has been sheathed in plywood pending that decision.  If the veterans claim is denied, the memorial
will be destroyed.  

I bet the next target is Arlington National Cemetery, where thousands of pristine crosses mark the final resting place of American heroes.  If a single cross instigated an attack of vapors,  Arlington's 300,000 crosses must be akin to an atomic wedgie that threatens to rip the seams right out of the ACLU's meticulously starched tighty whities.

I would argue that 'civil liberties' should include those of military veterans and not just a select group of lobbyists hell bent on communism.  If you agree,  SPEAK UP!

Without your voice added to those of the veterans, every American memorial is in jeopardy.  Memorials heal.  Memorials comfort.  Memorials are cherished, carefully woven threads within the American veteran's tapestry of life. 

You can make a difference.   Write to your representatives, grab the Mojave Desert War Memorial widget and use it to pass the word.  If the haters succeed, how will future generations know of American contributions and sacrifices for the greater good?  History forgotten is history repeated.  Speak up!


Resources:


First Amendment Center
Save Our Memorials
Don't Tear Me Down
worldNet Daily
List of Targeted Memorials - PDF