Topic: Nea

The National Education Association (NEA) and the American Federation of Teachers provided millions of dollars to oppose Massachusetts tax repeal efforts. Other funding sources included insurance companies and construction firms involved in the Big Dig project, all of whom benefit from continued high state spending.

The hosts discuss the consolidation of American media into six major corporations and the influence of the National Education Association (NEA). They claim that federal standardized testing is used to indoctrinate children with United Nations ideologies and "spaceship in bomb shelter" psychological games. They encourage listeners to record their programs and share information independently of mainstream propaganda arms.

The Absent Student Assistance Program (ASAP) in Travis County is criticized for sending armed constables to the homes of elementary school students. The program is viewed as a way to habituate children to state authority and "mold" them into ignorant workers, as allegedly advocated by David Rockefeller. Statistics show US education rankings have dropped significantly since the implementation of federalized schooling standards.

The National Education Association (NEA) and various foundations are accused of being part of transnational crime rings that seek to destroy the free market through collectivist education. Figures like Hillary Clinton and Janet Reno are linked to these efforts to implement supernational standards for child control. The expansion of these programs into elementary schools is framed as a "learning process" for the state to increase its power.