This new move to introduce state brainwashing of children is only the beginning. Only a few months ago traditional subjects were deemed a waste of time by Sir Jim Rose in his education proposals. So, out goes history and in comes the Guardian Women's page (except it doesn't have a Women's Page anymore, because every page is. Can a 'Man's Corner' be far away in the Guardian, I ask myself). Notice how it is only crime against females and one-way gender bullying that is being tackled. The fact that men top the lists in, for instance, suicide, alcholism and depression and get a worse deal from the NHS (not that you'd notice from the MSM) will go unremarked and entirely left out of this new slab of socialist interference in education. Note this:
Work on the strategy was first launched by Jacqui Smith when she was home secretary but is also understood to be being driven forward by Harriet Harman, the deputy leader of the Labour Party and Equalities Minister.
As I said in previous posts, it's no-going-back, scorched earth policy railroading for the final year. This isn't good news for them either. Not that negative outcomes from their policies ever stop them for a second, but it's interesting that they can't even fiddle the figures properly anymore. Expect 'drives' and 'crackdowns' that are forgotten about in a week.
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To the left, negative outcomes = not implementing their policies vigorously enough, not that there is any flaw in their reasoning.
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