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>So she was hired to shut [the Department of Education] down, right?

Given that President Trump has promised that he will shut down the United States Department of Education and President Trump always keeps his promises to us, yes, it seems Ms. McMahon is going to spearhead the shutdown of the U.S. Department of Education and then return education-related governance to the states, commonwealths, and inhabited territories of The United States of America, where such decisions belong.

I have a feeling this area of overhaul will be one of the most explosive, most satisfying, most interesting, and most foundational because through it, all Americans shall learn the very ugly truths about the what a hoax the educational system has been (since at least the early 1980s), and how it was apparently intentionally designed (since at least 1983), to weaken The United States and its citizenry from within.

Anons have your back, President Trump and Secretary McMahon.

This will be a relatively quick fix, I'm sure, and we welcome the changes that are coming.

o7

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>anon was class of '89 . . . motley crue, poison, white snake, scorpions etc.

Anon's a little older, but I attended a huge public university in the early 80s when we were listening to Modern English, The Cars, Depeche Mode, The Talking Heads, B-52s, and even a little Madonna and Wham.

The main thing that I loved about the 80s is that we were told to go to class, pay attention, take notes, do our homework, study for our mid-terms, quizzes, and finals, and do our best.

We all did great because we were scored by professors and/or Graduate Teaching Assistants, rather than computers.

In the early 80s, while my buddies and I were earning honors the old fashion way (by getting graded based on what we learned), the Deep State was putting the computerized testing system in place, where everything is now controlled from centralized locations, and everything is as manipulable as our voting machines apparently are.

What was it that [THEIR] hero, Joseph Stalin, once said? Those who vote decide nothing. Those who count the votes decide everything.

Same for our educational system, but I'm sure that President Trump, Secretary McMahon, and their staff will get to the bottom of it and clean it up for our children and grandchildren.

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>Rules for Radicals

Yup, Anon.

[THEY] never counted on the fact that Anons and others would take the time to learn [THEIR] playbook and beat [THEM] at [THEIR] own game.

As odious as it has been to have to read [THEIR] crap (dedications to Lucifer, and all), see [THEIR] pictures that [THEY] include in publications, and take note of the complete absence of even a single American flag in any of [THEIR] official publications, it has certainly paid off to read the playbook because all we have to do is the exact opposite, lol.

It certainly took time, but some of us have been at it a long time.

Best of all, some of us still alive, on earth, were raised in the era when we were taught to think, study, and dig.

And the role that this place (this Board, Q, and all Anons) cannot ever be over-stated: this place has taught so many so much.

We will never get tired of winning, or of wakening up the sleeping masses whom [THEY] brainwashed over the last few decades.