that he be evaluated for learning problems when he was in elementary school, that would have likely led to prescription medication.
He's an A student in high school taking a rigorous curriculum of AP & Honors courses. There's absolutely nothing wrong with him, he can
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can concentrate on difficult subject like Calculus & Physics for hours on end - unlike your average elementary school teacher.
But yet, they want the boys on drugs. Makes the classroom easier for them, reduces that toxic masculinity.
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And guess what? A nation that lets toxic women drug any boys that show signs of normal masculinity doesn't get to have future soldiers, among many other problems.
Actions have consequences. Letting these women remain in those position will continue to screw up this nation.
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The Trump humiliation of Russia goes further than I thought. I had thought the ship was seized before the Russian escorts got there. No, per the WSJ the ship was actively under escort. The surface vessel & submarine were right there, when the US military went ahead & seized it 1/
"The U.S. accelerated its campaign against a shadow fleet of tankers that ship Venezuelan oil, with the military forcibly boarding a ship being escorted by the Russian navy"
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"Adding to the stakes: A Russian navy ship and submarine began escorting the ship, the officials said. The submarine had been communicating with the tanker over the past three days"
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Another important point has to do with the increase in autism diagnoses. On the surface, a highly gifted child can show what a 105 IQ social worker might mistake as Asbergers.
In point of fact, a highly gifted person can do many things a legit autistic never could. 1/
The highly gifted are fine with unstructured situations, nonverbal cues, aware of the emotions of other people, have Theory of Mind, understand metaphors, and are capable of normal social intersections - but only with a small group of people they find sufficiently interesting
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Teachers and our current educational system are a big part of this. They see gifted children as being a difficulty to deal with. They see highly gifted children, and they see someone they don't understand at all, but think something is wrong with them.
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Minnesota is a good place to make or break the reform of America, because it is so isolated, and can be targeted.
The fraud isn't even Minnesota, but the Twin Cities metro area. A stinking cesspool of corruption surrounded by cleaner Red counties (including outstate MN). 1/
Yes, yes, while the level of fraud is staggering, it is likely tiny compared to what is happening in CA & NY, let alone the entire nation. That's the problem - the numbers, scale & complexity of theft, fraud & corruption are such that the eyes blur.
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With MN, we're really just talking about two counties, and that make it much similar. There's a criminal group of foreigners that can be readily visually identified, who have been brazenly stealing with both hands from the rest of the nation.
There was an entire governmental & banking ecosystem of corruption needed to make the Somali frauds happen. Those are where the arrests need to happen, not just the individual Somalis, and we're seeing zero of that so far.
Minnesota law requires regular & thorough physical 1/
inspections of daycare facilities. I've known someone who ran one, the inspectors were hardasses who were difficult to deal with.
A whole network of people - this runs up to Walz - had to direct State of Minnesota employees to not enforce the law in order to facilitate fraud.
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So, don't tell me this is being investigated if all we have is a few dozen Somalis being investigated - this runs to the top, as any remotely competent investigator would know. I want so see Walz and numerous other MN govt officials first in handcuffs, then in prison.
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of understanding, or that they refuse to consider because they don't like it.
Feminism has conquered much of humanity, and the fundamental tenet is "choice". Women are not obligated to bear children for men, but can choose not to - hence the central importance of abortion.
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This is a world view that is central to the modern world, and that many believe can't be questioned.
We're seeing the first stages of the results on a societal basis, and it's looking grim. When too many women make the individual choice that they can choose not to have children,
I previously written about childless career women as being "Brides of the State". They don't need a man for money, security, food or shelter - so they never marry.
However, they are still in lifetime "marriage" but it is to the State. That inherently means a lot of risk. 1/
If the State fails, or has to slash expenditures, or they lose political control of the State - well, then those women are totally at risk, and this particularly true as they get older. This necessarily comes with the territory of being a Bride of the State.
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Now, we know that being a Bride of the State likely carries with it an appointment with destiny. The future State will not be able to cash all the promises that the current State has written for it. This will be particularly true when the reserve status of the US dollar fails,
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