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Education Curricula need MUST-READ lists of political facts
Party member
John Ruddick says the brand is being damaged by the parade of senior
figures before the corruption commission
Gabrielle Chan
Apart from masses
of documents incriminating pretty-much all political party
politicians, particularly from the 2 majors here, which adolescents
should be tasked with reading, and reporting upon, here's a little
appetizer for everyone, if any of us have doubts as to the morality
and integrity of today's federal, and many states' LNP governments.
I'm not surprised
by the information this exposing article [link above in headline]
gives, not at all.
The Guardian are
given a tick for providing us with the brief list of bias within the
senior executive of the LNP.
The Guardian is a
welcome relief to the Australian media scene, albeit a few
centuries toooo late, dears!
Better they're
here at last, nevertheless.
Blatant
perversion of the political process, is what the oppositely-named
'Liberal party' is all about. But the Aussie public rarely either
bother, have the intellect nor the motivation to make the inquiries
as to the rectitude of our most powerful politicians and their
corporate masters.
So this chunk of
info on who's up who in the Liberals, will likely not reach the
spellbound minds of the voters, and they'll still vote for the most
corrupt party we have - the LNP.
But, if anyone,
especially in teaching and education here, has ANY concerns about how
fast the nation [and of course, the planet] is racing down the
gurgler, then there has to be a lobby group made up of our teachers,
preferably from government schools, taking the critical issue of
political information/knowledge/intelligence and wisdom to the most
senior curricula advisors and 'determinators', exactly like this
article gives us an introduction to.
Yer av'rage
punter, while often well aware of the depth of corruption in
politics, government, and thus the disabling of all of us getting 'a
fair go', are well-known to be 'soft' on corruption, and regard
cleaning corruption out of anything, as a lost cause.
It could be that
the majority of Australians, are of the false belief that there's
nothing anyone can do, because corruption is so woven into the fabric
of Australian and global political and economic ways.
Few realize that
corruption is not an international, or over seas affair alone. Few,
I say cynically, have the intelligence to know that fighting against
corruption, but also against the common pessimism makes ourselves far
far better beings, and some of us, for such honorable battles, even
make the rank of “Human Being”.
Corruption,
involves people, not human beings most of them, but they are
still required to abide by some basic laws, the 1st and most
respected being “DON'T GET CAUGHT!”
And, as we, and
our sources of the vital political information - media - are
all victim to corporate influences, from near and far, we surrender
all the best and naturally good aspects of ourselves to futility,
especially if we've been victim to the shitful education system, by
either not learning to read in-depth and lengthy, detailed and
big-word news articles from our more intellectual journals, etc.
But education
should have as primary, the learning to read and think, and search
and uncover, the less obvious facts, and causes of - well -
everything. Everything pertaining to our own, which is one and the
same as, the community and nation's and planet's welfare.
In a word -
politics.
Australia has
fallen into the worst political mire yet seen, since the fall of 1808
that is.
So we're a lazy
and shrugging bunch of shaggers, when it comes to voting.
And, as I intro
with, it comes down to how well informed and educated we are in our
schooling.
Most kids, always
I think, are apathetic to politics. “Adults' shit!” Or, they
take their parents' attitude, as often of surrender and don't really
think about it.
So it's all the
more important that the schools take up the slack, and ensure kids
are as best informed as possible about who's up who in their own
electorate, and whose paying.
So there really
should be a permanent lobby focused upon schooling projects and
reading agenda to include the best and informative political
literature available.
It could easily
be from the 7th grade-on, to have classes, multiple weekly, teaching
kids how to understand and pick apart etc, statistical data from the
likes of the “Bureau of Statistics”, and other official bodies,
so kids can become familiar with the concept of reading and
understanding stats and data, from as early as possible.
I'm hopeless at
reading and understanding stats, as put in the media, and I reckon
most Aussies are also. But most media I hear is deliberately
confusing.
“Political
Science”, another 'must-have' in schools, from as early as can be
slotted in to all secondary school curricula's.
And a
rahrahrah........
But..., making
kids, and adults read just this article, could well be enough to have
them review their political leanings.
Everyone knows
the two majors are both as filthy as each other, and that they are
in-bed with each other.
So why do people
still vote them up?
Go figure!
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