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"SIEG HEIL !!"

worldnetdaily.com — German government, bent on hell- claims 5 children in family, to prevent being "home-schooled". Now THAT'S EDJUKASHUN.

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  • KCLorelei39, on 08/08/2008, -0/+5
    Germany is on the rise again, world conquest ambitions is a part of their historical and national character. God help Europe...
  • nippinawassee, on 08/08/2008, -0/+5Hitler's dead but unfortunately for the world, there were many Germans who admired and followed his lead. This is just the beginning - look for the Hitler youth 'soldiers' next... tell us what your parents are doing! You know, similar to what is going on here in the United States!
  • ccso8462, on 08/08/2008, -0/+5Stupid Germans, they outlaw the Nazi party, then follow their teachings about teaching. What a shame they are still acting like the Nazi's they supposedly did away with. When I was stationed in Germany, I remember a guy telling me that Hitler was a great man, people just misunderstood him (this guy had been in the Hitler Youth program). I thought at the time he was probably in the minority, but I see now I was wrong. Hitler lives on in the spirit of the German people.
  • Christianptriot, on 08/08/2008, -0/+6this issue will keep coming up in europe, and once the EU adopts an equitable policy against home schooling, it won't be long before the UN looks into doing this for everyone - US included - as a means of closing gaps and mainstreaming global educational goals. Can anyone remember the GOALS 2000 initiative? It is not dead yet.
  • BSdetective, on 08/08/2008, -0/+1The American Marxists have modeled our own public education system on the German Nazi model. Hardly a day goes by where some little American Nazi school official tells parents that they have no say in what their children are taught or indoctrinated in.

    American taxpayers keep rewarding the dumbing down of our children with more money to the Public Indoctrination Centers every year. There is no compelling reason for taxpayers to continue feeding this failed system.
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