Children’s Crusade Against Nuclear War
The Children’s Crusade has become history’s most famous example of naivete in using children to confront an enemy. The powers-that-be of Thirteenth Century France and Germany sent thousands…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
The Political-Legal Problems of AIDS
The question asked with increasing frequency is, “Do you know what GAY means?” The answer is, “Got AIDS Yet?” That’s just one of the remarks currently making the…
Kissinger and Latin America
A recent New York Times/CBS public opinion poll (printed on the front page as though it were important news) is a good example of how phony news is…
Women’s Economic Equity Act
The Women’s Economic Equity Act, which has moved to center stage on Capitol Hill, is presented as a panacea to solve women’s economic problems. Actually, it is a…
Does Sexual Liberation Equal Women’s Liberation?
The “lifestyle” or “women’s” sections of metropolitan newspapers certainly have very different features from those they had fifteen years ago. Gone are the days when a couple of…
Scaring Children About Nuclear War
If you thought the courses on nuclear war were designed only for senior and high school students, you are in for a shock. They are planned for K-12…
How Pacifist Propaganda is Put Over on Pupils
Although most parents send their children to school to learn knowledge and skills, the same courses are taught for very different purposes. The curricula currently mushrooming in junior…
The Curricula of Fear, Guilt, and Despair
A new subject is being taught in junior and senior high schools across the country. It comes under a variety of different course names, but the curricula are…
Stop Technological Espionage
While it’s been general knowledge for some years that our internal security is a shambles, you don’t realize how bad it really is until you read the agenda…
Regulations for the “Pupil Rights” Act
Now that the Supreme Court has clamped down on Congress’ use of the Legislative Veto to enforce its hindsight judgment on bureaucratic regulations, we should examine the matter…