What does a fallen Libyan Dictator have to do with an American - TopicsExpress



          

What does a fallen Libyan Dictator have to do with an American school child? Follow the money with me and allow me to explain! The Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) is a government-managed sovereign wealth fund and holding company headquartered in Tripoli, Libya. It was established on August 28, 2006, Libyan dictator Muammer Gaddafis son, Seif al-Islam founded the LIA. Although the largest stockholders are a British investment firm called Legal & General Group PLC which controls 32 million shares or 4% of the company... The Libyan Investment Authority with 24 million shares or 3% of the company. That sure is a lot of company... where do you find these company products? All over Common Core... in fact if you havent heard of Pearson by now your probably living in a hole! Gaddafis regime lives on in the hearts and minds of our American children... how nice! In the middle east, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood have invested heavily in Pearson Education and K-12 learning vehicles. It has even been reported by Bill Korach, at thereportcard.org (now which eerily seems to be shut down) that Pearson owners are deeply involved in the Muslim Brotherhood and linked to CAIR. “Muslim Brotherhood documents seized by the FBI and presented at the Holy Land Foundation Trial in Texas revealed a plan by the Muslim Brotherhood and their subsidiary organizations like CAIR to penetrate and indoctrinate American K-12 students.” It turns out that the system of federal subsidies to university programs of Middle East Studies (under Title VI of the Higher Education Act) has been serving as a kind of Trojan horse for Saudi influence over American K-12 education. Federally subsidized Middle East Studies centers are required to pursue public outreach. That entails designing lesson plans and seminars on the Middle East for America’s K-12 teachers. These university-distributed teaching aids slip into the K-12 curriculum without being subject to the normal public vetting processes. Meanwhile, the federal government, which both subsidizes and lends its stamp of approval to these special K-12 course materials on the Middle East, has effectively abandoned oversight of the program that purveys them (Title VI). Enter the Saudis. By lavishly funding several organizations that design Saudi-friendly English-language K-12 curricula, all that remains is to convince the “outreach coordinators” at prestigious, federally subsidized universities to purvey these materials to America’s teachers. And wouldn’t you know it, outreach coordinators or teacher-trainers at a number of university Middle East Studies centers have themselves been trained by the very same Saudi-funded foundations that design K-12 course materials. These Saudi-friendly folks happily build their outreach efforts around Saudi-financed K-12 curricula.” bwcentral.org/2013/11/prentice-hall-and-pearson-educations-libyan-ownership-and-islam-biased-textbooks/ BUT THATS NOT ALL!!! Abu Dhabi is the capital and the second most populous city in the United Arab Emirates and also capital of the largest of the UAEs seven member emirates. The Abu Dhabi source said that Abu Dhabi is already a major investor in Pearson, which owns the world’s largest education business and the Financial Times newspaper. That relationship seems to go back to 2009 or so when Abu Dhbai recruited Pearson to develop some testing for nurses... pearsoned/haad-to-develop-new-professional-exams-with-pearson-vue/#.VDZ06haOrfg
Posted on: Thu, 09 Oct 2014 12:09:38 +0000

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