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CEDU / Brown Schools and derivatives / clones / Bad Joke
« on: June 24, 2004, 08:21:00 PM »
Q: Where does a CEDU child go on vacation?
A: The Psycho Tropics
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A: The Psycho Tropics
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On 2004-04-23 13:16:00, Anonymous wrote:
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" I have no heart, and have lost my soul, and simply feel that turnabout is fair play. Is it not?"
I think it's time to get a heart and find your soul. You can spend the rest of your life blaming CEDU for feeling the way you do, or you can change the way you feel. It makes no difference to me or anyone else how you choose to spend your time here, but recognize that the staff here who tried their best and failed to make any difference at CEDU are moving forward.
If you can't forgive yourself who will, and if nobody else forgives you then at least you did."
On 2004-06-11 22:08:00, shanlea wrote:
"1. Laurie Saunders
2. Pam Abell and her husband Mark Williams
3. Jill and Rudy
Also CEDU-RS staff who were nice and not power-tripping(needed there cheery faces)wanda, bruce b., alex's wife, Julie... What happened to them? Did they ever get what a wacked out cult this was?
Did any of them ever get it?
I'm asking because it helps bring closure. Thanks."
On 2004-06-20 20:04:00, Anonymous wrote:
"First, if you want the public to get aroused about all this, they need to be aware... one way is through journalistic enterprises. Heck, some parents have decided not to send their kids to CEDU based on these posts alone.
Second, you would be surprised at what you can get the media interested in with the right hook. They all love to dig a new topic. For awhile, boot camps were THE thing on talk TV. Well,that's tired now. The new hot thing could be brainwashing cults masquerading as private schools.
Last, look at racism for an example for change. Racism is not dead, but people like MLK pushed through a lot of reforms NOT by violence but by hitting them where it hurts: Economics. THey may it economically un-viable to retain segregation by boycotting stores, transportation, and other business venues.
Try that w/CEDU. Make them economically inviable by educating as many people and consultants as possible. Have mass pickets in front of the school. File mass motions against the schools. Inundate them with legal stuff.
In my view, the reason it is successful is because people don't know the truth. Even the media takes them at their word and calls them "private schools." Why not call an investigative reporter? Be the squeaky wheel that gets the oil.
It's easy to be a cynic but the fact is that the courage and creativity of a few have changed things for the masses. It's not impossible.
But you have to be credible, articulate, and passionate without sounding like a nut job."
On 2004-06-20 19:58:00, mikehunt wrote:
"wow...
ok...
so, how are you going to use your "social engineering" skills to influence? i have plans to make some sort of documentary to air on prime time television.
basically, what we need to do is make people more aware of what's going on so that they will not be inclined to send their children to such places. these parents need to learn how to be good parents so that they wouldn't even want to send their kids away.
so, what medium is channelling your voice?
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